the uc berkeley done want uninvited getzs in an open air lab. >> a man running from the police drone up a freeway offramp and enclosedded with a car. a woman passenger was taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the pickup driver who refused to pull over in a traffic stop. >> alan: airlines are fighting d adding on annoying fees and charges. >> ama: a while bat others airline had a special lifetime first class anywhere, anytime pass, for one lump sum. >> alan: today the airline says the deal was too good to be try for them. here's the story. >> this is australia. >> steven is a frequent flier. actually frequent doesn't begin to describe it. >> zurich, frank forward, munich, france, all places went to london, probably five or six hundred trips. >> hundreds? >> hundreds. >> in 1987 he bought an up limited ticket on mental --

. >> the uc-berkeley student dies after falling from a dormitory window. now, the investigation into his death begins >> now we're getting ready to cool things down outside. >> here is a live look this morning at conditions across the golden gate bridge. coming up we will show you where the bay area of road work might slow you down. >> it is wednesday, you are halfway through the week on may 9th >> a campus community is mourning the death of a uc- berkeley sophomore. the report say he fell out of a dorm room window >> a growing memorial is on campus and online as well >> it will be a tough time for students as they are wrapping up finals and going to be heading back home with one less friend and student who will be returning to the berkeley campus next year. uc-berkeley police got to the residence of just after 10 last night and police say that at that time a student fell from a window in town hall. paramedics arrived on scene and the officers wrote off the area. uc-berkeley police identified the student as henry treadway. within hours students created a fa

we have seen a couple of the uc-berkeley trucks roll in. with the people that have occupied this land the last a week. they tried to make a compromise but it fell through. it appears the there isolating the protesters. and looks is go -- all as the there corn to be moving in soon. i have not heard anything from the uc-berkeley police yet. they believe that is what's going to happen. these people were given early -- warning early as this morning. some people practiced up and moved out but there are about two dozen that remain inside this area. it is unclear exactly what is when the happened. i can tell you that more and more qc personnel are showing up. >>darya: the occupied tuned -- the occupied protestors are upset with the bumper centers and they are upset with the banks but why are they upset the farms? . >>jackie: and their this property has not yet being used and a move in and set up a garden. the university put out a statement the there were hoping to work together with the occupiers but apparently that fell through. did they ask them

their goal is to talk about the farm's future. uc berkeley officials were invited, but at this point, at least, none of them have shown up. >> as the 10:00 a.m. deadline came and went, demonstrators respond by building something. this ladder and slide will make it easier to hop the fence around gill track. a uc berkeley-owned parcel of land used by the college of natural resources. >> we're not here to get raided and have it be a spectacle. we're here because we want this land preserved as ag land. >> reporter: cal insists that's what is it used for and the demonstrators are getting in the way of research. police and security are standing by, and yesterday occupiers got an ultimatum. leave the farm and secure two seats at a uc led meeting or risk prosecution. the only thing that left the farm today were tents and sleeping bags. >> anyone who has gear in the gear cubby, it all came out. >> uc has been focusing too much on the encampment. it's become a contentious-for them and the researchers so as a symbol of good faith we're removing our enca

the whole way. >>mark: a breaking news story, a uc-berkeley police are moving in on the occupy the farm protesters haverkeley land in albany. joining us now is dan. you have given them time tables and you have tried to read a deal out with them, the have decided to live in? >> that is right. time has simply run out. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. hand-cut, tri-tip sirloin, plus choose shrimp scampi. or grilled malibu chicken, or bacon-wrapped shrimp. starting at just $11.99. >>james: some of the buildings starting to show reflection as the sun comes up. i want to say the golden gate, which tracked some windshield wipers and action, a chance of drizzle near the coast. it looks like that will finally materialize at the golden gate. here is a quick look a

association of administration personnel, where she is a board member, the selection committee for the uc berkeleywards program, and advisory board member for the san francisco chapter of the young nonprofit professionals network. [applause] it is an extended break a family that has provided several awarding a opportunities that have contributed to prove professional development. i wanted to personally thank her for working with our public school students. [applause] >> thank you, everyone, definitely to the key minutes before -- definitely to the committee for honoring me this evening. i am an immigrant from the philippines. i came here when i was 7. i have been honored to live here in the bay area, pushing higher education. first of all, sorry if i did not say thank you to everyone. but i would not be here if it was not for the support of my current supervisors, who have supported everything that i have wanted to do in terms of grants for our program, and i was very excited we were all able to accomplishment and it is doing well. also, this award would not have been possible this evening -- it i

say -- the gates of the land. uc berkeley say they are tress . >>> a lot of people will be watching for cyclists today. the second leg of the tour of california bike race starts this morning from marina green at 11, south to santa cruz tomorrow from san jose to livermore including a climb up mount diablo. yesterday a crash helped a comeback to win the first leg in four hours 42 1/2 minutes. today he will wear the yellow jersey. they make their way to southern california for a big finish on may 20th. they like it cool, but not windy. >> they are heading south from the city today, let's see if if the weather is heading south. >>> cool and not as windy as yesterday. sounds like ideal conditions. clouds out there. good morning. live doppler seeing nothing now. temperatures took a big dive yesterday close to average san francisco 62 mid to upper 50s along the coast partly cloudy this afternoon. we will see increasing sun, mid to upper 60s around the bay shore to mid to upper 60s around the north bay valleys, low to mid 70s east ba

the home. we'll give you live pictures right now. uc-berkeleyofficials say that they are getting no response from occupied the farm protesters but this morning a spokesperson says they thought they had a dialogue. she set a deadline to leave over the weekend felt like an ultimatum that was meant to scare them. the university is offered to talk with activists if they leave the land in albany first. >> it is 6:58 a.m., when more a check of traffic and weather. >> why would you want to go anywhere? this is the place to be for the next few days. lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. starting out with '40's and 50's. but by the afternoon, what a day it will be. 82 in vallejo. 87 degrees in the napa valley and seven sisters and services co. 72 in pacific up. tomorrow may cool a little bit along the coastline. some are returning as we head into wednesday. and it looks like a return to sunshine and nice weather rounding out the rest of the week. >> thankyou. lets go to out to san ramon where we have been following this accident since early this mornin

this cannot the uc-berkeley is reserved fields in albany came to an end to this morning tapper five was overhead as police raided an encampment of occupy protesters there arrested nine people and the occupiers say it came as a surprise. to see them do this without much warning with 10 minutes warning is shocking to me and some what deeply frustrating. these uc-berkeley owns the land and use it for agriculture research occupiers have been camped out farming the land for 23 days they were demanding that it be turned into an urban farm for the community. city council tonight considers a plan that would crack down on massage parlors that are fronts for prostitution. severe is proposed an ordinance that would require the size their best to be certified by the state. they would also have to register for that with the police apartment each year some businesses say they're being unfairly targeted. my practice is no different than a physical therapist or chiropractors. so for me to have to go through that sort of process is very demeaning. >>> approve the city ordinance would take effect in july

the land as an urban farm. uc warned the window for compromise is closing. >>> uc berkeley police are urging schools to use the safety program after a string of armed probablies in -- robberies in campus. there have been four hold ups with one assault with a deadly weapon. it happened in two dorps. police are increasing -- two dorms. police are increasing patrols. students worried. >> especially with an all girls dorm... >> students have been robbed of wallets and possibly a laptop. they have free nighttime safety services including shuttle services and walking escort. >>> former bart police officer has returned to court. this time he is trying to get a new trial. they got exclusive pictures of him walking into the courthouse yesterday. he was convicted of involuntary man slaughter and fatal shooting of grant in 2009 but his lawyer says it was poor training that caused his client to reach for his gun instead of his taser. >> a year before this incident a very experienced officer having the same identical taser carried in the same holster did the same thing. >> the defense lawyers said he should never have been

. >>> held by more than two years by the iranian government to the uc berkeley alumni accused of spawningoday a special day for two of them. plus keeping cinco de meyer celebrations in san jose getting from and out of hand those stories and more at 10 and 11 on cbs 5. was sealed at 11 until the,,,,,,

. >>> now to that nearly 200 page report that was released today all stemming from the protest at uc berkeley and uc davis and how university police handled those protesters. ktvu's rob roth tells you, what police are recommending police do and don't do the next time they have to deal with protesters, rob. >> right now it's a quiet evening out here at uc berkeley. there's no demonstrations but this new report has just been released. taking a toll hasn't approach. >> uc davis last november, campus police used pepper spray on students during an occupy demonstration. 70miles away at uc berkeley, police used pepper spray on students during a separate occupy protest. recommending how uc handle future demonstrations. >> had our recommendations been in place. the mistakes that were made in november would not have been made. >>> the report recommends police use an incremental approach to protests and not rush to use pepper spray. >> it can't be ruled out completely but we recommend a presumption against the use of pepper spray. >> reporter: high level administrators should also be directly involved i

. >>> today at 4:00, the uc berkeley freshman who has turned his dorm room into viral video sensationt has caught the attention of people around the world and in cal's administration building. at 5, new move that many claim is chipping at their right to bear arms. those stories at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> celebrate sing sing -- celebrate cinco de mayo and the premiere of a new ballet. -- [ inaudible ] . >>> in portland, a hungry lion trying to make lunch out of a little boy. >> the protective glass keeps the animal away. notice how the boy is dressed like a pwrafplt the lion tried lion trade to breakthrough the glass. >> mom wasn't aware what was happening until someone told her on facebook. she did dress him in that. >> who thinks about that. >>> i think you will get wet a little not much i don't think -- it may stall the game i don't think it will cancel the game. looking at the radar, you are thinking why would i do that? just blue and green very light weather if you look over the last three hours or so, slow moving front that is going to kick up scattered showers for all of us as we hea

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the issue, a lot of land taken over. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. uc berkeley officials say research need this land available starting later this month. m fact, in just a couple of weeks, but the university says they are hope to sharing this land to activists only if they kick down the encampment first. so far folks are not moving. uc berkeley issued a saturday night deadline to protesters to aleast agree to vacate. it was two weeks peg when dozens of occupy demonstrators broke into gill tract and started setting up crops and tents. this property in albany is used by uc berkeley and it used by research. they are not ruling out forceful measures to remove protesters. >> it's really hard to have an open collaborative process when we have -- when we have ultimatums out of nowhere and police violence if we don't adhere to conversations exactly the way they want them to go. >> demonstrators say they set up this farm in part to protest any part of this property. i did reach out this morning to a representative from uc berkeley trying to get an idea about what their n

. >>> today at 4:00, the uc berkeley freshman who has turned his dorm room into viral video sensation it has caught the attention of people around the world and in cal's administration building. at 5, new move that many claim is chipping at their right to bear arms. those stories at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> celebrate sing sing -- celebrate cinco de mayo and the premiere of a new ballet. -- [ inaudible ] . >>> in portland, a hungry lion trying to make lunch out of a little boy. >> the protective glass keeps the animal away. notice how the boy is dressed like a pwrafplt the lion tried lion trade to breakthrough the glass. >> mom wasn't aware what was happening until someone told her on facebook. she did dress him in that. >> who thinks about that. >>> i think you will get wet a little not much i don't think -- it may stall the game i don't think it will cancel the game. looking at the radar, you are thinking why would i do that? just blue and green very light weather if you look over the last three hours or so, slow moving front that is going to kick up scattered showers for all of us as we h

d' melo says it seems if the young cats weren't be vicious, but rather playful. >>> two uc berkeley grads jailed in iran on espionage charges and engaged in prison were married today. shane bauer and sarah shourd said "i do." they and the best man josh fattal were accused of being spies. shoulder was released after 14 months because of medical reasons. the two men were sentenced to eight years in prison, but released after two years last september. >>> recounting a piece of history. why some world war ii veterans came from across the country to alameda to share their experience on boards the u.s.s. hornet. >>> quite a discovery at an east bay recycling facility. the relic discovered as workers were processing recyclables. ere's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. . >> more than 100 people crawl to the u.s.s. hornet in alameda t

and one of the largest was at uc berkeley. graduates filled edwards track stadium for the commencement. the keynote speaker was cal grad and google executive eric schmid. >> job creation of small businesses and also have private and small businesses, and of course i recommend you use all of google's products to help set that up. ed inost connected inhe class of history thanks to social media. >> alan: there were other high-powered keynote speakers across the country today. first lady michelle obama gave the membersment speech at north carolina. >> the stagnant city hall, immerse yourself in information. become familiar with your eelectricitied representatives. vote. >> alan: also told graduates to use their education because it's a gift that can take them anywhere. rise rise -- condoleezza rice had a similar message. >> education is transformative and literally changes lives. that is why people work so hard to become educated. >> alan: rice, the former provost at stanford, is a good example. she has several degrees, including a

. >>> a lawsuit to get them off the land. uc berkeley is suing 14 members of the occupy movement. earlier today campus police made a move on the activists who have been occupying the uc berkeley owned agricultural land. they say they will need the land back soon for its researchers. it's known as the gil tract and they call it occupy the farm to promote urban farming. there's been an ongoing dialogue between the university. >> the police on the mega phones saying that they were closing one of the exits and going to -- if anyone interfered -- arrest them and use chemical agents. >> reporter: and what did you think that have? >> it was an interesting way to wake up. >> police set up the barricades at two of the entrances to restrict vehicle access and keep the camp from getting even bigger. some demonstrators left with their animals and other items. not sure what might happen next. >>> still ahead at 6:00, two new trends involving drivers and the connections to car-pool lanes. >> reporter: i'm damian trujillo. a gift to a middle school mired in tragedy thanks to some nbc bay area vie

. >> the fire started from embers leftover from an earlier fire in the fireplace. >>> uc berkeley officials weighing options after a group of occupy protesters ignored a weekend deadline to leave. -owned land. the group moved to the 10 acre -- property on earth day. they've planted vegetable seedlings. university officials say the land is used for agricultural research and offered to share some for urban farming. they gave occupiers until saturday night to break camp. occupiers say they needed more time. >>> the search for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar will focus on san jose this week. the 15-year-old disappeared on her way to school a month and a half ago. dive teams will resume their search. investigators are treating the disappearance as abduction. volunteers will be out again searching around her home. >>> americans are bracing for the opening bell on wall street this morning as european economic fears have sent european and asian markets tumbling. greece's main extension in athens down 8%, japan's nikkei lowest level since february, hong kong's hang seng slid 2.6%. s&p 500

we will follow this to see exactly where did the negotiation will go. >> uc-berkeley has fired an administrator who double the salary of a subordinate with whom she was having an affair. she has been dismissed from her adviser's job. she increase the salary of a male purchasing manager from $57,000 up to $120,000. and investigation found that she violated the school's sexual harassment policies >> shareholders have given yahoo! an ultimatum, either fired the ceo by 9:00 this morning or risk legal action. a hedge fund manager expos the accuracy and is demanding that thompson be ousted. his resume said he had accounting and computer science degrees but he does not have a computer science degree. >> someone who always tells the truth >> he tries >> i do my best! we delivered it this weekend. i told the truth about the super moon. around the bay area we're starting out with mostly clear skies early on. it will be a fantastic day all the way to the coastline. we have 52 degrees in concord, 57 in san jose. the skies will be nice and clear all the way to the coast line. >> it was actually pretty nice,

the uc-berkeley administrator who was first demoted has now been fired after allegedly doubling the salary of a male subordinate that she was having an affair with. a spokesperson confirmed that 47 year-old diane leo was let go. a whistle-blower letter alerted officials of relationship with the purchasing manager. records show that his salary grew from $57,000 per year in 2008 up to $120,000 per year in 2010 during the affair >> the five men who allegedly planned the the 911 attacks refuse to answer any questions or enter pleas during their arraignment. they're charged with the murders of nearly 3000 people. >> the lead shake mahomet, the man who claims of orchestrated the 911 terrorist attacks, tried to disrupt court saturday. he and his four co-conspirators refused to answer the judge's questions. they read magazines, parade, and wouldn't listen to arabic translations >> it seems they're doing everything they can to delay the justice >> because of their behavior, what was supposed to be a simple arrangement turned into an all- day affair that went into the night. the lawyers for the men

solutions that will help the state rebuild and recover >> the standoff at the research field came to an end this morning at uc-berkeley. nine people were arrested. >> some occupiers put up a fight as police hauled them off the property. uc-berkeley it owns the land and use it for research. occupiers had been camped out farming that land for 23 days demanding that it be turned into an urban form for the community. an unusual reckless driving arrest, police day a father was driving more than 100 m.p.h. to get his kids to soccer game. he was pulled over on highway 116 on pine the way. officers say he was weaving in and out of traffic. he faces charges of reckless driving and child endangerment. >> thousands of distracted drivers caught, a surprising number of bay area drivers ignoring the state's hands free law. >> in search of the perfect guy it. one man says he has figured it out. the villains were key in them that could behind the obesity epidemic >> an exciting sprint finish today, we will show you won the race and also,,,,,,,, >> date to of the amgen tore of california, more than 100 mi. later they arrive in santa c

the property. they invited uc-berkeley representatives to join them. this comes after protesters did not go to a university meeting to discuss the land. get ready for a busy wildfire season that is the word from cal fire. the brushes unusually dry. similar conditions have led to the state's worst fire conditions in the past. the state has seen 800 wild fires since january. that compares to 300 reported the same time last year. jerry brown reports that california's budget deficit swelled to $16 billion that is twice the previous estimate of $9 billion. the governor says the state cannot make up the shortfall without drastic cuts to schools and public safety. in a message today the governor outlined his initiative to raise taxes to cut the deficit. >>> i'm bypassing the gridlock and asking you, the people of california to approve a plan that avoids cuts to schools and public safety. the plan asks high income earners to pay more in their income taxes for seven years. it will increase sales taxes by one fourth of 1% for four years. >>> the governor says the

d' melo says it seems if the young cats weren't be vicious, but rather playful. >>> two uc berkeley gradsled in iran on espionage charges and engaged in prison were married today. shane bauer and sarah shourd said "i do." they and the best man josh fattal were accused of being spies. shoulder was released after 14 months because of medical reasons. the two men were sentenced to eight years in prison, but released after two years last september. >>> recounting a piece of history. why some world war ii veterans came from across the country to came from across the country to alameda when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >> more than 100 people crawl to the u.s.s. hornet in alameda today for a very special ceremony. ktvu's allie rasmus tells us world war ii veterans were honor for this historic mission, a mission with a strong bay area

the security measures that were taken late last night. >> plus a deadly tragedy on the uc berkeley campus responding. >> we are at hazardous material investigation. it's still an active situation. we will tell you what sparked the investigation coming up. >> good morning, traffic is moving well on 237 westbound as you cross 880 we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. with this droid razr... motorola... verizon 4g lte... video... skype. you're gonna get lost. this has gps. well, that makes me feel better. me too. i'll go get two from the back. okay. this mother's day, get the droid razr by motorola. only $99.99. the lowest price ever. verizon. >>> good morning, to you welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. pam cook has the morning off. your time is 5:30. we want to start off with a quick look at your weather and traffic. this whole cool down you are talking about it will still be warm. >> it is still warm away from the coast. it won't be in the mid 90s like yesterday. other locations started to cool down ye