but those tuition hikes are still on the table. live at uc-berkeley anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the catholic archdiocese of san francisco now apologizing for drenching the homeless people who sleep at their church. we showed you the system yesterday morning. sprinklers would dump water into the alcoves at st. mary's cathedral to keep the area clean from garbage and human waste. now the archdiocese says it was ill-conceived. the city said it was illegal. >> someone told me one of the janitors i believe or something is it takes more water to clean up afterwards than what water they were using from the sprinklers. >> i'm not trying to mitigate it because we're apologizing and sailing we're getting rid of it. >> the catholic church runs many programs to help san francisco's large homeless population. >>> this morning former 49er chris borland talked about his decision to retire from football at 24 years old. he told "cbs this morning," playing football is just too risky. he is worried that we competed concussions would harm his -- repeated concussi

the uc president was not amused. she was caught on an open mic and anne makovec is over at cal this morning with more on janet napolitano and her reaction. . >> reporter: uc students have been protesting tuition hikes and janet napolitano is tired of their antics and here's what she had to say when she didn't know her mic was on. [ screaming ] [ inaudible ] this happened at a meeting at the mission bay campus where protestors were standing on chairs and taking off clothes revealing the words, student debts. and while she called this stunt crap, as you just heard, she said this during the very same meeting. >> they want to be sure their voices are being heard and i want to commit to them their voices are being heard. >> she is calling for tuition hikes of 5% every year for five years unless the uc system gets more money from the state. she and the governor are trying to work out a deal. in the meantime the hikes are still on the table. live at berkeley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> 5:02. let's get a check on our weather o

>>> the uc santa cruz campus is shut down this morning by protesters opposed to a planned tuition increase. we'll tell you about the action and the message protesters are trying to get across. >>> eliminating elephants, reaction to the decision coming from the so-called greatest show on earth. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on 2! >>> we are live at uc santa cruz. protesters are blocking entrances right now. these are live pictures of the scene. and while university officials have not gone so far to say that the campus is closed they are encouraging people not to come to the campus today. this demonstration is part of a larger effort across the whole uc system to protest tuition hikes and police brutality. in 2 minutes we'll have more on the protesters' message and the university's response. >>> good morning. it's thursday, march 5th. >> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve will tell you how to dress. >> it will be warm, above average, but there's some 30s and 40s for lows, so it will be sunshine and in the 70s for many, probably about 90%. these are above average temperatures. so w

. >>> and the uc president janet napolitano was not amused to say the least. initially there appeared to be some confusion over exactly what to do. then she said this on an open microphone. [ inaudible ] >> i don't know where she is coming from honestly but i'm assuming she has never had to deal with these issues personally. so i can understand why there would be a disconnect there. >> napolitano is calling for tuition hikes of 5% every year for five years unless the uc system gets more money from the state. she and the governor are still arguing over the money. >>> apple is joining the dow today. it's one of 30 stocks in the index. the index is price weighted which means more expensive stocks have a bigger effect on the dow's ups and downs and for years, apple was too expensive. but that changed last june when the company issued a 7:1 stock split so now it's replacing at&t. kiet do is at apple this morning and he will have more coming up in the next half- hour. >>> another discrimination lawsuit in the silicon valley this time against facebook. a former emplo

the uc-santa cruz student protestors blocked all access to the campus. it forced the university to send an alert to students, faculty and staff that the campus is shut down over what it calls a major disruption. >> people live on campus and have, you know, appointments they need to get to, child care facilities, they need to take their kids. so this sort of ripples from this event are felt far beyond just the classroom. >> reporter: demonstrators are protesting potential tuition hikes at ucs, as part of a week- long of protests that included blocking the highway 17 highway 1 interchange on tuesday. six students were arrested. the uc regents have said to you wigs increases could happen if they don't get enough money from the state. >> students' hands are forced. they are acting out of a desperate situation. we are talking about school costing $30,000 a year to be able to attend here. [ chanting ] >> reporter: protestors blocked campus entrances. you could only walk in. that didn't sit well with some fellow students who were turned away from their own camp

but it does make sense, i believe, that that border might go as far as down as mariposa because the new uc hospital. the southern most portion of that a butts 17th street. that being said, we know in the bayview there is currently a tremendous amount of growth and there will be continuing to be a tremendous amount of growth with the park being demolished we know there is going to be a 50,000 square foot shopping center with the greenhouse and it will be connected to the shipyard or over the cos way. when it's built out there might be

missing person posters for the 19-year-old can be seen on every tree on the uc campus. he left a party at the tke fraternity house and hasn't been seen since. his uncle told us that he made phone calls. theicate the case has been turned over to lapd. other reports are saying that he called a couple of friends and said he was lost. the family has upped the reward to $100,000. >> just look for him. he is a great kid. everyone loves him. look out for him. he is somewhere around here. someone knows something. >> what about the reward? >> we just want to find him. it is $100,000 now. people just keep increasing it because we want to find him. >> how are you holding up? >> i am just trying the best i can. i am really scared of what he is going through right now. >> reporter: the uncle also tells us that the family has hired a private invest gator to go through the steps that he may have made on saturday morning. he doesn't have money or id on him. the case has been turned over to the missing person's unit for lapd. live at usc. >> thank you. >>> terrifying momenting, a watched

so they are hitting the brakes on the out of staters at ucla, uc-san diego and cal. >> we felt it was best to hold the line. >> reporter: as popular as it is with the public, the fact is uc makes an extra $23,000 off each of those noncalifornia students. >> it's used to support our middle class financial aid program the only one in the country. it's the money that allows our students to graduate on time and graduate with some of the lowest debt levels in the entire united states. >> reporter: these days, cal needs more money than ever. state funding for student is half of what it was a decade ago. >> if we weren't taking these international out of state students we would simply reduce enrollment. we are not getting enough money in the state. >> it's never just about the money. it's taking all of this into consideration. >> reporter: there is a political angle to this. the freeze comes as uc is considering unpopular tuition hikes on trying to get more money from the state. was there an objection about these out of state and foreign students coming? >> i'm sure you read the news. there

the governor and napolitano formed a committee of two as you recall to discuss ways to fund the uc system moving forward with the hopes of not increasing tuition. a progress report with details was expected yesterday, but instead there was a lot of hearing quote progress is being made but with very little detail on the progress. it certainly had students frustrated. >> overall i feel like there was so much we could have used this time to talk about what is going on, especially this morning, when obviously there is still a lot of student tension regarding tuition, for example. >> reporter: governor brown said he would oppose giving additional state funds to the uc system if a tuition increase continues. napolitano argues without additional funding the quality of uc education will be greatly diminished. back out here live, this is day three of the uc regent's meeting happening later on this morning. it remains unclear the progress of both the governor and napolitano made for the most part. they are scheduled to meet again next month with another progress report and see for the student's sak

. >> amy, thank you happening now the uc the the the uc regents issuing a first public approximate report about meetings they have held in recent months to examine the system's finances. they are considering a umpire c proposal to increase tuition by up to 5% a year for the next 5 years in the state does not provide more funding. stunts staged a previous bro test over securing local jobs. >>> a 24-year-old man who led the chp on a dangerous chase is facing felony evasion and driving under the influence of drugs charges. the chase lasted 100 miles yesterday, through four counties this shows the suv speeding with a rim exposed after hitting a spike strip. the driver lost control and and it flipped. watch that. 280 and los altos the driver amazingly step theed out of the vehicle and calmed looked around and assessed the damage. he was taken to jail. >> the woman shot and killed by san francisco police was examined. two plain clothesed officers were investigating reports of a stolen car when they located alice brown of san francisco and the vehicle. she sped toward officers and went the wrong

but it does make sense, i believe, that that border might go as far as down as mariposa because the new uc hospital. the southern most portion of that a butts 17th street. that being said, we know in the bayview there is currently a tremendous amount of growth and there will be continuing to be a tremendous amount of growth with the park being demolished we know there is going to be a 50,000 square foot shopping center with the greenhouse and it will be connected to the shipyard or over the cos way. when it's built out there might be an additional 30-40,000 people per day in the shipyard when we account for the commercial and residential retail. and they will go to san francisco as well to the ferry building. so i do expect that should again should the current proposal be adopted that it will have a minimal effect on us. certainly the services that we provide with residents to the bayview and with the bayview police department it will remain the same and the addition of more calls to service in those areas. with that being said, randy mcclure is here with the office and others with the com

. >> and protests at the uc regent's meeting what they're demanding tonight. >> we're sorry that our intentions have been misunderstood. >> a change of direction for a catholic church after a new outcry for homeless advocates. >> the catholic church accused of soaking people with water who were looking for shelter. >> they're accused of turning sprinklers on the homeless seeking refuge at the church. >> a lot of people are shocked by what was done and now the church is having a change of heart >> the catholic church does a lot of helping the needy and homeless, but that is not what people are talking about tonight if you look over my shoulder, you can see a dark spot inside is one of these sprinklers. last night, those sprinklers were keeping the homeless away. >> it's a solution that led to an image problem. >> we're sorry our intentions have been misunderstood and recognized that the method was ill conceived. >> the bishop didn't order sprinklers to be installed but today, answered problems after revelations for two years the church used them to douse homeless person who sleeps bene

the uc system promised to raise tuition if they don't get money from the state. they hope this will make it clear how they feel about higher costs. but the university says it's a major disruption. >> it's corruption! we it to all levels of our society. the institutions taking more and more for themselves and not giving back to the community that originally started them. >> we have research to conduct, classes to teach. people live on campus and have appointments to get to, child care facilities, they need to take their kids to. so, you know, the sort of ripples from this event are felt far beyond just the classroom. >> reporter: today's campus shutdown comes a couple of days after protestors attempted to block the highway 17/1 interchange in santa cruz resulting in six arrests. students are not leaving. police are stationed all across the campus blocking off certain streets making sure people don't come in trying to keep this peaceful. they will stay here to make sure nothing gets out of hand. tomorrow campus is expected to re-open. live in santa cruz, christian

sam simon was 59 years old. >>> a move to ban flying the american flag on a uc campus. tudents on campus talking. >> the warriors trying for their 50th win in consecutive seasons. something the warriors have never done. our sports director mark ibanez will have it in sports coming up next. >>> republican state lawmakers and veterans are angry about an incident in southern california involving the american flag and they don't want it to happen again. ktvu fox 2 reporter, cara lou tells us it all started with students at uc irvine, voting to ban flying the american flag. >> reporter: at college campuses across america, the american flag flies freely. last week on the uc irvine campus, controversy developed after a counselor banned the use of all flags, including the stars and is stripes in the name of making a more inclusive environment. today, state senator, janet nguyen, alongside veterans and other leaders announced they planned to prohibit from banning the american flag on school property. >> as an immigrant who came to the united states in search of freedom and democr

i'm assuming she has never had to deal with the issues personally. >> reporter: the uc president crap comment was a much different tone from this napolitano speech at the very same meeting. >> they want to be sure there are voices are being heard and i want to commit to them that their voices are being heard. >> reporter: in berkeley, mark kelly, kpix, 5. >> in addition to stripping down today, protesters also threw fake money at the regents. >>> damage control again for the catholic church in san francisco. this time, it's over using sprinklers on homeless people. here's the explanation from church leaders tonight. >> reporter: well, tonight the church says the sprinklers have been turned off. but they were on for two years. apparently going off three times a night showering the homeless out of their sleep a minute each time. >> the first reaction was -- i thought we learned that lesson years ago. >> reporter: pouring water on the homeless seeking shelter was started to reduce the amount of feces. it's a problem st. anthony's deals with. >> there's those kinds of things in front of o

and now the spokesperson for uc. and talking about what happened yesterday. the comments made. let's go, let's go, we don't want to listen to this. just reaction from uc's standpoint. what does chef to say? >> well, it's important to put nit context. public comment was over. there was somewhat demonstration that included shouting and so forth. so public comment was done. the meeting was about to be closed down. and i'm not going to comment on the substance of what the president said but will say that she's listened to students from the get-go, from when she came out as president, met with students a couple dozen times this year, she takes public comments seriously, the regents listen. there's often theater as many of us know who have been at the meetings, that's what happened yesterday. she was anxious to move on to the agenda of the day. there were a lot of important issues on the agenda. and public comment had been extended to make sure that everyone who wanted to say something had a chance. >> reporter: some would say that what she said was not sensitive to listening to what

. >> the uc berkeley student accused of sexual assaulting a fraternity brother. >> the bay area's new high tech libraries are more than just books these days. and highway safety officials say a controversial guardrail system passed eight crash tests. >> critics insist problems with the guardrail are responsible for deaths and injuries here in the bay area and across the country. >> dan noyes has been covering this issue two years and is here with the developments. >> these crash tests are one important step towards analyzing the end piece. another task force will check the data and issue findings by summer, the news does not end this controversy. the federal highway administration concluded the end terminal passed eight tests in december, and january. >> we conclude that had if the height of 31 inches it meets criteria. >> that is welcome news to the company making the et plus. >> it now is the most-tested in guardrail end system on the roadways. and this information confirms it passed tests. >> lawsuits claim it could fail it's supposed to absorb the impact allowing the guardrail to

regents said tuition will be raised at the uc -- if the ucs doesn't receive enough state funding. >>> here's bad news for giants fans. hunter pence has a broken arm. watch what happened yesterday as he took a swing in the this inning of a spring training game against the cubs. the ball went right off his forearm. looks painful. pence will be out for six to eight weeks. he will probably miss the first month of the regular season. >>> and pence tweeted his gratitude to all the fans who reached out to him thanking them for their support and says he feels better already. >>> the labor department will release the february jobs report this morning. all signs point to good news. economists think that it will show an nationwide gain of 240,000 jobs. the unemployment rate should drop from 5.7 to 5.6%. that's what the "experts" predict. we should know in a few hours after the official report comes out. >>> all right. it's now 19 minutes before 5:00. took a while to do the math. a car fit for james bond is cruising through the bay area. what the self-driving mercedes is doing on the streets. >>

the governor stood firm in controlling spending at uc campuses. >> we're going to spend a lot of money the question is to how to guest the most. at the end of the day my goal is to spend less than the people i'm talking to want. >> brown and napolitano will meet again in april. students may have to wait until june to learn if tuition will stay frozen or go up 5% in the fall. >>> some of the most vocal in recent weeks over those possible tuition hikes have occurred at uc santa cruz. >> that's where we find our abc 7 news reporter with reaction. chris? >> reporter: many students that we spoke with especially freshmen, are anticipate some type of increase with their tuition. they say it's not really a matter of how much that increase will be and whether they'll be able to afford it. at the center of campus in santa cruz, concern from students over the future of the university of california system. >> it's really kind of tearing our student body apart. >> reporter: laeseslie is a first-year student worried about the cost of college going up. >> i may have to transfer somewhere cheaper to a

disapproval love what effort or for what a weekend by this morning from the campus of uc-berkeley willorld your overclass spring break was last week should be back this morning right now let's check he's out and lost angeles summer family friends are terrified 19 years old star soccer player uc-berkeley fraternity party on saturday night and then tells friends of the party and may go for a quick walk now hears from him since other than uc-berkeley student acquaintance as the phone call led to 18 and tells her he's heading to the beach she's wondering why you call it what what good friends and the farm cuts out lapd is investigating at this point no signs of foul play last night family friends including fellow soccer player to chant right now there's a $50,000 player awards program and to conduct the other father in los angeles so that your from them up as long as more information to. >> james: with up to their uc-berkeley >> : . >> darya: police and invest it looking for or drive-by shooting in sunnyvale happen yesterday morning for men driving on highway 101 somebody at another car fi

system if there are tuitions reasons an out-of-state students admitted the leader of the uc system promised to do both those stakes if the status bar, with at least two merger and $90 million the students and employees are demonstrating that say that neither leader is taking the right approach. will take a quick break and come back with more news of the men as we go. it will take a live look up said the cemetery bridge this morning highway 92 is currently in hayward at 51 degrees with 69 by noontime. 72 by later this afternoon with the sunni warm day road the day. <

in the way that our uc system is being governed at the moment. >> form assembly speaker who is now a uc regent tried to get the proposed tuition hike on the agenda for discussion. but it didn't happen. >> that says that we're only interested in debate. if the debate advances the outcome that the president of the university wants. >> napolitano actually told a budget sub committee earlier this month that it is possible to freeze tuition for one year which is currently $12,000 a year. but that may be because the governor told her he would withhold an extra $119 million in uc funding next year if a tuition hike went through. live in san francisco, nannette miranda for nbc bay area news. >>> stocks and bonds rallied after the federal reserve indicated it's in no hurry to raise interest rates. the dow jumped more than 200 points. the nasdaq up nearly 50. now the improving economy put the fed in an unusual position for the first time since the great recession. it's reached a point where it can consider raising interest rates. >> with continued improvement in economic conditions however, we

the investigation continues. >>> thank you. classes are canceled at uc santa cruz because of a huge protest, with entrances and exits blocked to bring attention to tuition hikes for students while the administration get big raises. >>> i am at the west entrance where protesters are not letting cars in or out. officials say that this type of protest is highly disruptive and the demonstrators say they need to take drastic measures to get administrators to pay attention. >> chanting and holding signs and forming a human wall at the main entrances a couple hundred protesters rallied and started early gathering before the sun came up. their goal was to shut down the campus. that happened. by 5:30 a.m. the university sent out alerts to students and staff warning them to stay off campus. >> leadership looked at the crowds and decided the best course of action was to let the protest condition rather than clearing the roads. >> they turned drivers away like a student who also works on campus. >> i saw the alerts that said do not come. i figure i would go. >> demo

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. >> eyeing expansion a proposal that could give students a new place to learn in the uc system. >> the clinton controversy, what she is accused of doing could compromise government records and security. >> a big surprise before a bride's big day: the unexpected help she receives to make her wedding a dream come true. now a look at our camera on the exploritorium. beautiful. are we in for a warming trend in the middle of winter? meteorologist mike nicco has the answer ahead. >> new details in the metrolink crash that happened in oxnard were the engineer died this morning in los angeles. the train derailed when it struck a pickup truck that was abandoned on the tracks. police say the death could open vehicular manslaughter charges. the driver of the truck was later but released him. >> and hillary clinton is at the center of a scandal, the presidential contender is coming under fire for using a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. "new york times" reports that she never had a government e-mail address during her four year tenure. the state department confirms she used

table. >> raising awareness about tuition hikes, policing and what they say is the mismanagement of the uc system. >> the only way this trend is going to be reversed is if students stand up and say they've had enough. >> students and staff cancelling classes and warning the community to stay off campus. >> these kinds of things are disruptive to a lot of people. we have research to conduct, classes to teach. people live on campus and have appointments they need to get to. child care. >> reese morgan is currently on crutches. protesters wouldn't let his friends pick him up. he too had to hike. >> they won't let you throw. which is pretty frustrating. >> east bay resident came to the university on a sales call not knowing what too expect. >> definitely cut into my day, i won't be able to see as many people as i wanted to. i have to walk 45 minutes to my car. >> buchanan and her ballet flats among the many getting an unexpected workout. >>> the agent for ray mcdonald is shopping him around the nfl. >> his agent reportedly sent a letter to all nfl teams saying mcdonald will not be charged in a

that has sparked protests across the uc system. >>> well berkeley's black student union, they want the university to make institutional changes to attract and retain more african american students. according to the san francisco chronicle, members gave the chancellor 10 demands back in february on how to increase recruitment. the demands which came with a deadline of march 17 include hiring african american advisors, and creating an african american student resource center. uc berkeley didn't meet the exact demands by last night's deadline but they did tell the black student union in a letter last week, steps are being taken towards equity and inclusion. stats show african americans represent only 3% of the undergrad students at berkeley. >>> later on today the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity will unveil their national plan to fight racial intolerance. last week the fraternity chapter of oklahoma university was kicked off the campus after engaged in a racist champ sae says its national plan involves a review of all of its chapters around the country. >>> 6:09 the time, three people kill

and seems like the community is against us because of a few students. >> today in san francisco, the uc regents met to discuss ways to fund higher education. a 5% hike in tuition and fees for the next five years on the table. equal to a 28% increase by 2019. student assembly officer max huff believes it is too much. >> right now if it is not affordable it is not accessible and not serving the state. we will not have the uc students want and are trying to get in to. >> this senior says she is worried about what could happen next. >> i know a couple of people who have dropped out because of tuition hikes. i see that happening in the future where people will forgo education or have to drop out. >> reporter: this campus celebrating the 50th anniversary however. >> it doesn't seem the way it used to be when i first came here. >> students wonder what it will be like for generations to come. chris win abc news. >>> a lot more to come as we continue to take the stage. what the wife of san francisco sheriff wants the world to know about her story of domestic olence. >>> the drought takes its tol

it happened here in the fall of 1964, 50 years ago on the uc berkley campus. >> the operation of the machine becomes so ordinary. makes you so sick at heart that you can't take part -- >> it was almost as if the country was waking up from a long slumber. >> it was november 22 and i was already at cal. and came out of classes. and there were clusters and a great sun on the campus. >> lawmakers passed the civil rights act. that same summer students around the world travels to the south to try to register african-american voters. >> this is during mississippi summer project. >> you will not understand the free speech movement if you fail to see it's a continuation of the civil rights movement. >> we were part of something bigger than us. there is a civil rights movement going on. it was led by african-americans. it was an assertion that the old way is not going to rule any more. that change has to happen. >> part of that change happened in the fall of 1964 when those students returned here to campus. they also returned here to the small brick sidewalk. that misunderstanding parked the f

the governor brown and uc president janet napolitano are expected to summerrize the first findings of a special committee formed in january. the committee mission is to examine uc proposal of increasing tuition by up to 5 percent a year for the next five years. if the state does not provide more funding. brown and napolitano are locked in a fierce battle over the state budget for uc. >> the secret service is trying to track down the person who sent a letter laced with cyanide to the white house. it was received at an off site mail screening facility on monday and tested negative. the secret service says further testing came back for the poison. the substance was in a last politic back inside the envelope and the sender is known to the secret service. >> japanese police are investigating phone calls that threaten to kill united states ambassador caroline kennedy made to the embassy in tokyo which has received calls targeting the counsul general at an island home to 25,000 troops. the death threats were last month from a caller speaking in english. >> the results of israel's parliament

we'll have the latest on the uc berkeley student who is missing in southern california. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> we are also following breaking news out of the south bay. a neighborhood shut down when a man with a machete went on a rampage. this is happening at mocho court on highway 101. neighbors tell us at 10:0030 this morning the suspect went walking around the neighborhood with a machete. sometime later, he banged up a car with the weapon and went into his garage and start lighting things on fire. police have surrounded the s. he was taken into custody. the man's sister says he may have wanted police to take his life. >> he's going through a divorce right now and it's really hit him really hard. and he's not the same person. he's not the same person. he needs -- he needs help. >> now, the suspect has not been identified so far. no injuries to report. >>> a sold out crowd has see sendsed on levi's stadium for wrestle main yachlt it is considered the super bowl of wrestling. the question is were there any super sized problems getting

. >> the governor wants uc to cut spending instead of raising tuition. >> they can't keep going up that fast. the work is part of the flattening of the tuition curb. >> students interrupted the meeting and some stripped down to their under wear saying they are losing their shirts. >> some possible tuition hikes have been at uc santa cruz. chris? >> students tell us they're concerned about the system. many pointing out that they're concerned about what future generations will have to deal within the years to come. >> it's turning into something. >> this freshman is worried about the cost of tuition going up. >> this banana slug says enough is enough. >> i angered a lot of people. it seems like the community is against us because of a few students. >> today in san francisco, the regents met to discuss ways to fund higher education. on the table, a 5% hike in fees every year for five years. that is equal to a 28% increase by 2019. student officer believes it's too much. >> we're not going to be able to have the uc that students want and are trying to get into. >> the fifth year senior says

. >> reporter: thomas ban, with the brookings institute, and uc institute of government affairs says the information may be politically embarrassing, but unlikely to alter clinton into the presidential election. >> swing voters in november of 2016 will likely have no memory of the great email scandal of 2015. >> reporter: about an hour ago, mrs. clinton broke her silence on this controversy with a tweet in which she said she wants the public to see her emails and has asked the state department to release them. she added the state department told her they would do that as soon as possible. >> today, she's saying go ahead and release it to the public. >> that was just an hour ago. >>> a federal appeal's court has upheld an ordinance that restricts high capacity gun ammunition. the law bans magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. it was approve the by sunnyvale voters back in 2015. the national rifle association is among those arguing against the ban saying it inflingsed on the rights of gun owners to protect themselves and their homes. opponents can now ask the ninth circuit to rehear

we are live at the uc berkeley campus where there is growing concern about a freshman soccer player who went missing during a trip to southern california. coming up in two minutes tara moriarty will have more on the clues police are focusing on in his disappearance. young man from marin county. thank you for joining us, monday morning, march 30th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we're also talking about weather and traffic. steve paulson says things might be changing soon. >> they will be changing to cooler. the wind will pick up as well. but not a little bit until later. temperatures will cool down a little bit today. they are still well above average. inland areas should be closer to 70 and they've been zooming right past that. from the 80s and 70s temperatures will take a little tumble here. a weak little system to the north. that is all it takes. get the on shore push going a little bit to monterey. this system won't do much for us with clouds until tomorrow and then a breeze will crank up. i think you will notice that 40s on the temps. at least record highs give way t

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. >>> the university of california will cap the number of out of state students attending the two most popular uc campuses next year. the ruc president janet -- the uc president janet napolitano announcements limits will be in place at you are c berkeley and ucla. last year students who are not from california accounted for about 30% of new freshmen at cal and ucla. they pay about $23,000 more in tuition and fees each year. >>> uc student protesters blocked a major junction in santa cruz four hours yesterday. they chained themselves to trash cans filled with cement they placed on the freeways where highway 17 and highway 1 come together. crews had to use sledgehammers, saws and jackhammers to remove the trash cans, six students arrested. the students say they are upset by tuition hikes and police brutality. >>> 4:47. san francisco 49ers signed a new player and he never played football before. >> in 2015 i'm requesting to be a san francisco 49er. >> 27-year-old jarryd hane is a rugby star in australia, quit the sport last year to pursue his lifelong dream of playing in the nfl. he drew interest fr

. >> the uc-santa cruz administration is saying not to come to school, faculties and students because of protests. two days ago protestors blocked traffic on the fish hook the busy interchange at 17 and 1. the demonstrators are upset about planned tuition hikes in the uc system and are protesting what they call nationwide police violence. >>> an alameda man is charged with stealing parts from other people's boats to use for his own vessel. officers and the coast guard say they found drugs and stolen property on thomas waterman's boat in the oakland estuary. an oakland boat shop owner says motors and other boat paraphernalia were missing over the past few weeks. though evener was driving along and spotted his -- the owner was driving along and spotted his property on waterman's boat. >>> organizers plan to start collecting petition signatures as soon as next week. if the measure qualifies for the ballot voters in carson would decide whether to modify zoning laws to allow a stadium for the raiders and chargers to be built on a landfill site. >>> why not learn another language? that's wh

. >>> flag no longer on display in the uc urbien. voted to ban the patriotic display. it's been flown in times of colonialism and removed it to make the office more inclusive. she may introduce an amendment to prohibit state funded colleges from banning the flag. started at 5:15 at second and market streets. flying dancers martial arts group and the dragon through china town before ending at columbus avenue. people went for hours before catching a glimpse of the beautiful float and elaborate costume. >> it's been pretty awesome. just different than all the other parades that i've been to before. not used to the dragons. >> we love the percussion. kendall loves the drums. >> it is the largest chinese new year parade outside of asia. and it was named one of the top ten parades in the world. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 9:00 a rising syphilis case in california and it could affect most vulnerable citizen. and why daylight saving time could be bad for your heart and why celebrity behind this photo taken friday in san francisco said several people in the pic were missing

. >>> a tragic ending in the search for a missing uc berkeley student athlete. eloi vasquez had been missing for the past 48 hours, but he was pronounced dead early saturday morning by police in l.a. tonight the mystery and the heart break deepens. why was the plarin county native walking on the freeway near the campus? terry mcsweeney joins us from the cal campus with the latest. >> reporter: the 19-year-old, eloi vasquez was a budding star on the soccer team. last weekend, spring break. he and some teammates head down to l.a. they go out one night and they are partying. l.a. is a town he doesn't know. he decide to go for a walk. it was a decision that cost him his life. the mystery surrounding the disappearance of eloi ended this afternoon when police identified the body. >> he was in an area he didn't know and he got disoriented and you know what happens at frat parties. >> reporter: he was on spring break with friends at a frat party. he made a phone call to say he was lost. >> i kept on telling him being please call your friends. let them know that you're lo

following private talks on the uc budget situation. the board wraps up a 3-day meeting today. >>> still ahead, happy to be here. the dogs rescued from asia, where a rescue group says those dogs were waiting to be killed for human consumption. >>> the upcoming vote on the first law in the country requiring bike helmets for everyone. >>> also freaky friday the triple threat that is sending sky monsters to the moon. >>> and over the edge, adrenaline junkies, hundreds of feet up. but not for >>> breaking news from palo alto. police are investigating the deaths of two people at a home believed to be homicides. police initially received the report of a possible suicide from a firearm. it may have been a domestic murder suicide. the investigation just getting underway. authorities say they are not actively searching for any suspects at this moment. >> more than a dozen dogs arrived in the bay area today from south korea. the fcca says those dogs were rescued from a dog farm. abc 7 news reporter vick lee joins us from the newsroom with the stor

the may 19 runoff. >>> governor brown is meeting with uc regents in san francisco today. the big topic on the agenda, tuition. and a new report that evaluates the university system's cost instrument. janet napolitano says he will consider raising tuition up to 5% a year for the next five years if the state does not give the uc system more money. >>> california's water resources board has approved some tough new restrictions. here are some of them they approved. people with lawns and gardens will only be able to water twice a week and no watering for two days after any rain. restaurants will no longer be allowed to automatically serve water. customers will have to ask for water and hotels will be required now to offer guests the option not having their linens and towels washed every day. new rules are expected to take effect towards the end of april. >>> and another costly headache for the new bay bridge. caltrans says it will cost $170,000 to inspect cracked anchor rods on the eastern span. the rods link the suspension span tower to its foundation. >>> people in san franci

>> james: the council also uc-berkeley student is missing now for leaving a party and well as in the southern california. summary county and now family they're offering $50,000 reward for information on finding where he is. well strands' following this story all morning long at the cow palace session say of kaufhof. >> reporter: $50,000 award is carol lsi for a family friends including fellow soccer players here uc- berkeley there by this spring break from spring break masons are walking around a history lecture instead sorrels angeles and this pictures a year of the book at him his friends went down on a road trip for their spring break which last week at the u.s. she at a fraternity party. and on kron 550 this morning she says they were not planning i going to the for a party but one of the boys tells the truth at the front and is intended to stow their a the did shortly after o'clock saturday morning tells his friends to his desk about for about four what not been seen since and here's a strange to 20 he went phone call back to uc- berkeley at least the bay area with an acquaintan

on to public comment today. >> she says she may have to raise tuition if the state does not give the ucpolice officer turned in his badge amid a scandal of officers sending racist and homophobic texts. michael robinson resigned after 23 years on the force. he was once featured on the cover of "the advocate." the police department is now investigating more than 10 other officers to see if they were involved. >>> happening today, the california prison industry will talk about the benefits of hiring ex-offenders. congresswoman barbara lee will be at the forum along with the head of the california department of corrections. it all starts at 9 a.m. at merritt college in oakland. >>> big weekend in the south bay. san jose earthquakes playing the first regular season game and they have a brand-new stadium to play in. it's pretty cool. kiet do got them to turn on the lights. >> reporter: i got them to give me a soccer ball, too. the big feature in this stadium is how close you are to the action, in my opinion. these are the ground level seats. 12 feet away from the actual field of play. so if y

. >> scott : investigators say the uc berkeley soccer player was last seen around 1:30 sat morning in front of the tau kappa epsilon fraternity. his mother says an anonymous donor is offering a 50,000 dollar reward for her son's safe return. vasquez told his friends he wanted to take a walk - left the party and never returned. >> "his cell phone is dead so we have no idea where he could possibly be" >> scott :friends of vasquez say he had no money or identification on him while before he wandered off. reporting on the campus, scott rates >> grant :tonight north bay police are searching for a man who they say. stole a car.led police on a vehicle and foot chase and escaped. santa rosa police, a k-9 officer, and the sonoma county sheriff's department helicopter searched the area.but they couldn't find joseph med-rano. police say this is not the first time medrano has been caught in a stolen car. in fact.this is the fifth time in the past two years medrano has been contacted by sonoma county officers in a stolen vehicle. 'spirit in the sky' singer norman greenbaum is in critical condition

the big man of the uc irvine, pretty good. 15 seconds to go. game tied at 55. yder comes up with the rebound. shoved out of bounds. that is a foul. 65% free-throw shooter. native of louisville and he knocked them both down. five second to go. alex young across mid court. loses the basketball. and that is your finish. louisville comes up with the steal despite a possible foul by terry rogier. basketball and politics collide. >> obama. [ laughter ] i hope you make better decisions than that president! >> yeah, georgia state's ron hunter having some fun with the president, but apparently, not everyone was in on the joke. >> i was just playing with the president thing man. i didn't mean that. the guy has done a great job. i mean, he has made one mistake since he has been the president and that is choose against georgia state. i'm nervous. i'm thinking any taxes are going to get something. i think i will owe more money. i'm looking for secret service guys coming to get me. they got me so nervous about that. i was asked a question and i answered it. but president obam

. >> student protesters shut down the uc santa cruz campus all together today forcing classes to be cancelled and other students to cram belg to prepare for their final exams. the campus has only two entrances, two ways to get on and off here at empire grade and heller drive, and here at coolidge drive and high street so the protesters were able to target their efforts today to those two entrarnss. chris winn is live on campus with the story. chris? >> some of these protesters have been out here since 5:00 this morning. the crowd has dwindled down. you take a look behind me you can see what remains here we expect them to finish up within the hour. classes will resume tomorrow at this point it appears unlikely that these student protesters will be facing any disciplinary action from the university. anger and frustration at uc santa cruz as students rallied against tuition high. >> what they're doing is villainizing their cause. they're not going to gain any support. >> alexis tried to get on campus today but was turned away. >> i understand their anger over it. i totally get it but at the same

we are live at the uc berkeley campus where there is growing concern about a freshman soccer player who went missing during a trip to southern california. coming up in two minutes tara moriarty will have more on the clues police are focusing on in his disappearance. young man from marin county. thank you for joining us, monday morning, march 30th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we're also talking about weather and traffic. steve paulson says things might be changing soon. >> they will be changing to cooler. the wind will pick up as well. but not a little bit until later. temperatures will cool down a little bit today. they are still well above average. inland areas should be closer to 70 and they've been zooming right past that. from the 80s and 70s temperatures will take a little tumble here. a weak little system to the north. that is all it takes. get the on shore push going a litt