the next order of business is item 5a, adopting environmental review findings pursuant to the california environment quality act and one, conditionally approving a memorandum of understanding with the regents of the university of california, a california public corporation. 2 conditionally approving a 5th amendment to the mission bay sales owner participant with focil-mb, a declare limited liability corporation and 3, approval of a lease agreement and covenant regarding asupposition of the mission bay south owner participation agreement with the regents of the university of california, a california public corporation and bay jacaranda no. 3334 llc, a delaware limited liability corporation related to the recent purchase of blocks 33 and 34, bonded by 16th street to the north, illinois street to the east, mar mariposa to the south and 3rd street to the west for future development of up to 500,000 square feet mission bay south redevelopment project area. >> thank you commissioners and thank you to the public who continue to join us. this is another proposed acquisition of property currently owned by salesforce.com a bay jacaranda is a subsidiary of sales force. they are proposing, because they are proposing to

among the speakers was university of california president and former u.s. secretary janet napolitano. thousands united for the university of california santa barbara to honor the students elliot rodger murdered during a ten-minute killing spree. richard martinez's son chris was gunned down at a deli. martinez says politicians have failed to protect the public. >> that's why chris and these other kids died. it's unbelievable we're at this point. too many people have died and it should be not one more. >> reporter: investigators say rodger stabbed his roommates. he then killed katherine cooper and veronica weiss outside the sorority house. their try delta sisters paused for a moment. the service here at the campus stadium came just four days after rodger's attack, but he dubbed it as, quote, day of retribution for years of rejection from women. janet napolitano said the six students should be remembered for their lives, not their deaths. >> it's important that we do not let the arithmetic of this atrocity define them. >> reporter: flags flew at half-staff thro

friday night when he knew so many people would be out here on the street. >> we know many of the people in the hospital are university of californiahat same university and know the number of the people? >> reporter: we don't know. we don't know. we have spoken to a couple of the people here. we should point out that there is a community college here as well as the ucsc. we talked to a lot of college kids that are living here as well. but it is a mixed population. >> interesting. kyung lah, get back to us as you learn more about the gunman and the investigation. appreciate it. >>> so nine crime shooting locations, and the suspect is now dead. how will investigators piece together exactly what happened in this small town and what happened prior to? i'll ask a former police detective next. >> all of a sudden we heard five large gunshots. originally i thought it was fireworks because it was so loud, we're used to loud noises. all of a sudden, a bunch of people outside started running into the store. >> people were running in, getting down, huddling in corners. that's when i was like this is real. >> didn't see it in front of me, but i

a statement from the university of california, santa barbara. it says the university has been making -- has been making counseling services available for students throughout the night, and they set up emergency housing for displaced students. the yufuniversity is also setti up a call center for parents and students with questions. what do you suppose many of the questions are going to be? whether it be from parents or students, as it pertains to this? meaning the gunman is now dead. of course, don't know why he did this, but it's a matter of, you know, kind of moving on. moving away from what took place? >> well, the parents, of course, want to know that their kids are okay's they want to know whether they were close to the shooting. did they have a friend who may have died? is there anything that they could do? are think children afraid and, of course, the kids will be asking their parents, telling their parents that they may be okay or they need to come home, or they need help of some sort, or they may be displaced. of course, again, the univer

copy chief of the daily nexus there telling us about the deadly shooting just outside of the university of california santa barbara. we also have daniel slovinsky. he is outgoing editor of the newspaper there. you were starting to tell us the story of what you heard when we lost the call. you were at a restaurant and heard pops and screaming. what did you hear? >> yes. just like robert, i was saying i heard some pops, but i just assumed it was fireworks like most other people. so, contrary to what you might expect, there wasn't a lot of chaos immediately. i did not hear any screaming. a few people were running. most other people didn't know why. it wasn't really until police started yelling at people to get inside that we realized something big went down. even then, people did not know what. i think robert is right when there was a lot of confusion rather than panic. i didn't even -- go ahead. >> go ahead. >> i didn't even really figure out exactly what happened until i started talking to some of the eyewitnesss myself such as robert. >> okay, you were talking to robert. what were you saying and what

tonight with six students dead, the university of california-santa barbara community is in mourning. the gunman who methodically planned at take, chronicled his descent into a deranged rage. how did this young man who seemed to have everything become a mass murderer? tonight, we take a close look at the clues and his parents' futile race to try to stop him. abc's cecelia vega is in santa barbara. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. >> reporter: is this the latest face of evil in america? >> you force me to suffer all of my life. and now i will make you all suffer. >> reporter: an angry, psychologically twisted young man whose public rantings exploded into sheer terror in a quiet california community. >> shots fired! >> reporter: taking six young lives and injuring 13. 22-year-old elliott rogdger, a virgin vowing revenge in a twisted video he post fried day addressed at his perceived enemies, young women he said rejected him. >> all those girls i desired so much, they would have all rejected me and looked down upon me as an inferior man. if i ever made a sexual advance toward them.

napolitano and another university official who has sadly faced a similar tragedy. >> reporter: janet napolitano addressed the shooting as the president of the university of californiatem. >> first let me say how shocked and saddened i am by the shootings in santa barbara yesterday. >> the former head of homeland security says the victims, survivors and their families are the priority. next comes reassuring the ucsb community and students are preparing for the finals. the school year ends in june. >> they clearly implicated our campus community and we want to make sure that the members of our campus community feel safe, and that the campus continues to thrive. >> reporter: friday's tragedy brings back memories of the mass shooting at oikos university where students were killed. the school's found irdid not want to talk on-camera, explaining his grief is already unbearable and knowing that other families are suffering the same pain today break his heart. the governor with a statement released earlier tote "ann and i were saddened to learn of this senseless tragedy and our thoughts and prayers go out to those mourning their loves ones during this difficult time ritch

>> item 22 is a resolution consenting to the transfer of block nos. 33 and 34 in the mission bay south plan area to the regents of the university of california a tax exempt entity, for the future development of up to 500,000 gross square feet in the mission bay south redevelopment project area; and making environmental finding under the california environmental quality act. ~ as a tax exempt entity. >> thank you, colleagues. this is a hearing with regards to the proposed resolution related to redevelopment and the mission bay south agreements. let's first start hearing from our district supervisor, supervisor kim. >> thank you, president chiu. the items before us today is to support and allow a transaction. to allow the office of community investor cii to transfer blocks 33 or 34 from salesforce.com to ucsf. after the decision by sales force to locate offices downtown, in mission bay and express express concerns about the campus. the key portion of the mission bay south redevelopment area plan. this transaction will allow ucsf to expand their campus in mission bay, but there were negotiations that took place regarding the payment of pilot of

to prevent an even greater tragedy. >> we grief together today as a family, as the community of the university of california. and we will get through this together. >> and even after richard martinez left the podium, the crowd chanted together, not one more. >> [ chanting not one more ]. >> not one more. there will be more services throughout the week at uc santa barbara. and tomorrow night a memorial on the uc berkeley campus starting at 8:00. >> thank you, terry. that memorial continues to grow outside the apartment house where people say mass murderer stabbed his roommate to death. one of the victims from san jose left a pot of yellow roses and that card there which reads, quote, the sweetest son, grandson, the most loving brother. we love you forever. >> now san jose state has postponed a training exercise simulating a gunman on campus because of the shooting rampage. california university mandate was scheduled for this friday. staging a takeover by an active gunman would be too upsetting at this time. however, they say it is more important than ever and it will be rescheduled for sometime later this su

the result of two gun battles the gunman found himself in with the sheriffs. this is what they call the loop inside of the student enclave close to university of california santara. you can see the 7-eleven next to that and an empty building below the student accommodation with a shattered window and then you have a bunch of casing shells indicating it was probably through here that he drove through firing shots at people as he went by. any moment now we are expecting to see the bmw. it is just over there in the distance. if we wait a couple of seconds we may see it roll out. we understand it was another vehicle he collided with and that is perhaps what brought him to a stop. we don't know the status of the state of that vehicle. we understand that some people were actually hit by a vehicle and that is the kind of injuries that the hospital is reporting, besides gunshot wounds. we should have an update and briefing from santa barbara later on in the day. about 4:00 p.m. local time. we'll bring you what we have in the meantime. >> apparently he had an anger with this sort of thing. and we have been reporting a sorority house targeted. any information on the vic

in the board of supervisors acting in its capacity to the successor agency approving the agreements that relate to the affordable housing that has the block of 33 and 34 to the university of california for the future development of up to 5 hundred gross square feet for the mission bay project area >> supervisor kim. i want to make a continuance we have an

of that continues. and right now, anderson cooper has more on the vigil on "ac360" starting right now. >>> good evening, it is the end of the day of mourning at the university of california, santa barbara, thousands coming together at the campus, the soccer stadium and at other campuses around the state. people may not ever know what happened on friday. but that is not so important tonight. that honoring a lost friend's life matters more or supporting a wounded classmate. comforting a neighbor, showing up just to prove that there are far more good people in the world than gunmen. which is why our focus tonight will not be on the one who killed six people before he killed himself friday, it will be on the lives taken. none of that requires saying a killer's name or showing his face. so we begin tonight with the story of six lives. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ amazing grace. >> reporter: the victims of friday's deadly attack are remembered on the uc santa barbara campus, the community now mourning the six students who lost their lives. wiehong wong was making plans for a summer trip with his family as soon as he was done with the smallest emester. he was 20 years old. good friends, cheng hong

in the board of supervisors acting in its capacity to the successor agency approving the agreements that relate to the affordable housing that has the block of 33 and 34 to the university of california for the future development of up to 5 hundred gross square feet for the mission bay project area >> supervisor kim. i want to make a continuance we have an item that is associated with this set that's at the budget committee and continued on wednesday so i know there's a number of questions from colleagues, we certainly want the answers we need to hear public comment because this hearing has been noticed but after public comment i'll make a motion to continue those items my supervisor kim has made a motion to continue with that is there any public comment >> you might say thank goodness this is the late times i want to know before you meet on the 13 the community wants to know know about the city receiving fund from the 90s up until now when is the mayor's office of housing is hope money those funds were given to the community for the tenants of public housing to be trained to be managers how did it money get into city hall you all are not listening to what i'm saying how long they be

of mud. >>> a memorial service is planned for the six victims of the california murder rampage. all the victims were students at the university of california santa barbara. classes there have been canceled for the day. the assailant, elliott rodger. wounded 13 others. three remain hospitalized. ben tracy reports on the deadly attacks. >> reporter: at the makeshift memorial outside one of the shooting south koreans, we met kendall, a soft more at ucsb. >> it's so important to remember the people we lost because, like, that's such a sad loss of life. they had so much going for them. >> reporter: you made a point saying you don't want to talk about the shooter, you want to focus on the six people. why do you feel strongly about that? >> the fact that a horrible person came in and ruined our strong community. no focus should be on him. he doesn't deserve it. >> reporter: the first were his roommates, 20-year-old cheng yuan hong and weihan wang. he took the lives of veronika weiss. they were members of the sorority. a camera caught chris michael martinez who stopped by a deli to get dinner. he was an english major who planned to g

resolution consenting to the transfer to [inaudible] mission bay south area to the regions of the university of california as a tax exempt entity for the future development up to 5,000 [inaudible] and making [inaudible] findings under the california environmental quality act. >> okay. thank you very much -- is it tiffany, whoever's presenting, come on up. thanks for being here and talking on this item. >> good afternoon, i'm a development specialist with ocii. i'll tart the presentation giving you ton text tabt site. as you can see on the slide it's outlined in red located in mix bay south on third street from ucsf current campus. it's about 4 acres and owned by affiliated sales force.com. as you know the item before you for consideration is the city's consent to the transfer of lot 33 and 34 in the south to the uc regions, a tax exempt entity as required by section 14.7 of the mission bay south owner participation agreement. the next slide gives you a quick overview of the framework that governs development in mission bay south. the south governed by the south redevelopment plan, the south owner particip

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the subject of our segment "a deeper look." . >> you are look at live pictures from santa barbara where we are awaiting a news conference on a deadly shooting rampage. six killed, seven wounded near the university of california santa barbara last night, when a man opened fire in a series of drive-by shootings. the 22-year-old shooter was found dead had his car and his family attorney said the shootings came after posting chilling youtube videos. brian rooney joins us with more from santa barbara. good morning. what do we know about this suspected shooter? >> his family's lawyer went before the press and said he has as burger sint room and a -- syndrome and a history of mental illness. the father of a victim, about an hour ago, spoke to the press unexpectedly. his son, christopher martinez was among those killed and it was very emotional for a few minutes. >> you don't think it will happen to your child until it does. chris was a really great kid, ask anyone who knew him. his death has left our family lost and broken. why did chris die? >> because of craven irresponsible politicians and the e.r. a. they talk about gun rights. what about chris's right to live. when will this insanity stop. when will enough peo

their son's disturbing manifesto moments before he killed 6 people and hurt 13 others near the university of californiabara. they tried to locate him that evening but they were too late. rogers posting a graphic u tube video. before the murders he stopped about slaughtering a girl. he ranted on about suicide and violence. police say they didn't know about thighs before the shooting. also this morning we are learning more about the victims. you can see some of them there. the first three men were killed chen hong, george chin and waning. pong and shen were roger's roommates. another victim has been identified as well. cooper and christopher michael martinez. six are still in the hospital this morning. our staut and prayers are with them. >> a mud slide set to resume in mesa county, colorado. it stretches 2 miles wide and 250 feet deep. it happened in a remote area. no homes were damaged there. three people are missing. >> a reward for the mysterious billionaire owner of the doomed south korea ferry ballooned to half a million dollars. he is accused of tax evasion, embezzlement and professional negligenc

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.] >> those eerie words from the suspect of the deadly rampage in california. near the university of california in santa barbara. witnesses say some random shots were fired by the driver of a bmw. a lawyer says that roger's family actually called the police just a few weeks ago when his youtube videos mentioned murder. brian rooney joins us live from santa barbara. brian, what can you tell us about what's happening so far? >> reporter: isla vista is the off-campus student residential area. it's paradise for students there. on a friday night, there would be a lot of people on the streets. so this started about 9:30 last night when the black bmw pulled up in front of a group of people and the driver opened fire. in the next couple of minutes, there were a lot of police in the area. they always are on the weekends. and there ended up being nine locations where shots were fired. the gunman ended up dead in his car. the police have not identified him officially azle i don't want roger, but they are looking at his youtube posting that we just heard a clip from, things that he said on hi

of the severe extent of how disturbed mr. roger was. >> the sheriff said today of the 6 victims killed in this murder rampage here, all of them were students at the university of california, santa barbara. reporting live tonight. kpix5. >> thank you, david. we have continuing coverage on air and on line. stay with kpix5 and kpix.com for the latest. >>> well, after a week of unrest. involving a police involved shooting, today. a peaceful protest in salinas. >> they are determined to send a positive message of peace after a tense and violent week. this is the normal for people to get shot and killed and not even make it through the justice system. >> reporter: she is talking about carlos makia. the man seen waving garden sheers at two officers. accused of breaking into a woman's home and threatening her. after tazing him did not work. they opened fire. this fired up community, many accuse the community of racism and brutality. things turned ugly at a demonstration on wednesday. they came all of the way from arizona to rally with the crowd. >> you know, what they are doing. killing their own people, you know. >> along this 3 mile stretch. protesters went through the shootin

increasing costs of healthcare, the riding costs of child care, and, also, the riding cost of higher education, rising much fat earn inflation. >> robert reich joins us from the university of californiarkeley where he is a professor of public policy. good to see you. you heard us speak with the sabinos. income, getting loans, general upward economic mobility, i don't think that's in dispute but close the circle for my viewers about why a weakening or dwindling or fragile middle us. >> it is a problem in several respects, ali. number one, you need a large and buoyant middle class in order to maintain enough purchasing power in the economy so that there are jobs, so that the economy is growing. you know, this economy depends on the spending of the middle class more than almost any other economy. if the middle class doesn't have enough money, if it's actually sinking, then it cannot turn around and keep the economy going on its own, which is one reason why this recovery has been so anemic. >> well, you and others often hold up germany as an example of a modern high-wage paying nation that also manufactures and exports and maintains a healthy middle class. what does germany do right, and

of that continues. and right now, anderson cooper has more on the vigil on "ac360" starting right now. >>> good evening, it is the end of the day of mourning at the university of californiather at the campus, the soccer stadium and at other campuses around the state. people may not ever know what happened on friday. but that is not so important tonight. that honoring a lost friend's life matters more or supporting a wounded classmate. comforting a neighbor, showing up just to prove that there are far more good people in the world than gunmen. which is why our focus tonight will not be on the one who killed six people before he killed himself friday, it will be on the lives taken. none

abc's mary bruce was there. >> reporter: thousands poured in to the stadium at the university of california the community of the university of california. and we will get through this. >> reporter: the father of slain sophomore, christopher michaels-martinez has a simple message for this grieving community. >> not one more person should have to die. >> not one more! >> reporter: his son, one of six killed when a gunman rampaged through this college town. there were red flags about elliot rodger, the gunman who detailed his plan to kill in a chilling 137-page manifesto called "my twisted world." roéúi to mental health officials and his family minutes before he opened fire but it was too late for them to stop him. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: in ten minutes of terror at 12 crime scenes. 13 wounded three shot dead. at a sorority house and a local deli. inside of rogers apartment his two roommates and a visiting friend found stabbed to death. >> i don't know why this happened to our son. it is crazy. it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: as the healing process begins, so many in

of a wet weather phenomenon hitting the u.s. this year. it's called el nino. studying climate dynamics at the university of california. >> right now, all of the signs are pointing towards an el nino event. and it's a matter of how big it's going to be. it could be a moderate one or it could be a very strong one. but of course if it means too much, flooding can be a bad thing, and landslides are a bad thing, and it could lead to loss of lives and destruction of property. >> el nino is formed when a vast blob of water heads across the waters. this shows the last el nino in 1997. the red color indicates the plume of water, and when it reaches the landmass, it cows downpours. >> it's a very large volume of water, millions of square feet with dozens of meters out in height. it's an amount of heat that's unfathomable to human civilization. >> the last one caused two thousand 100 deaths and $33 billion in damage in north and south america. at this point, for most californians, any rain at all would be a blessing. >> mother nature is our ultimate boss. i don't care what we do mechanically as human beings. mother nature is al

a new study by the university of california places the tab at $1.7 billion to central california alone. in better weather news -- 20- 14's hurricane season "should" be within reason. the prediction from noaa is people living along the gulf and east coasts should brace for 8 to 13 tropical storms. 3 to 6 of those storms could become hurricanes. the numbers are considered near to below average. in 2012, hurricane sandy was one of the largest gobal disasters costing $65 billion. a popular gas station name will soon disappear on the east coast.. marathon petroleum is buying the hess chain for $2.8 billion dollars. the hess gas stations and convenience stores will be re-named speedway. it means marathon's operations expand from 9 states to 23. states... and unilever is selling it's ragu and bertolli sauces to japan's mizkan group for $2 billion. ragu is the top selling pasta sauce in the u.s. the final flight of airtran airways is scheduled for december 28th. the low-cost airline was originally known as valujet-. but the names was changed following a merger and a notorious 1996 crash in the

the father of one of the victims seds it is time for change. >> not one more. not one more! >> we grief together today as a family as the community of the university of california. and we will get through this together. >> the shooting has lead to new legislation in sacramento. it would prevent someone from buying a gun if that person would prevent a violent crime. we do have continuing coverage of the deadly rampage of uc santa barbara. you will find more video and the show of soldarity. >> vice president joe biden will be in the bay today. they will stay overnight at the fairmont in san francisco. we are still waiting on our first clue on the mysterious millionaire who plans to hide cash around the south bay. you are among the thousands who plan to await these hidden cash tweets. according to@hiddencash he will be droppi inping more envelopes time this morning. he posted lots ofclues yesterday posting white envelopes with $100 inside. those following him followed the easy clues like the base of lombard street and peer 39. >> it is a good thing that he is doing this for us. and i hope he goes. so, everybody gets a chance. >> and this is what twas said t us. if

the victims were gunned down by a drive-by killer on the streets of isla vista near the university of californiasanta barbara. the spree of terror stretched for blocks and finally ended with the gunman himself dead. tonight the family confirms the shooter is elliott roger, who made a lengthy youtube posting hours before the rampage and calmly laid out his plan for what he vowed would be a day of retribution. revenge, he said, against the women who rejected him. already questions are being asked about whether authorities could have headed off this horrible tragedy. we have two reports, beginning with mike taibbi on the jean for us. mike? >> reporter: hello, lester. the family of the suspect said they warned police about the youtube video before the shootings. what did happen ten minutes of carnage that left seven dead including the shooter and a college community in shock. by late this afternoon, nine separate crime scenes were on the way to being cleared, locations where just before 9:30 friday night, the usual busy scenes in and around the santa barbara campus had been pierced by gunshots. it w

the uc santa barbara community. >> we are providing any type of support or help that we can for the families, for the victims, for the members of the university of californiaommunity. >> at least three of the fatalities were ucsb students. >>> stay with abc 7 news for the latest on the rampage. starting tomorrow morning from 5:00 to 7:00 on the abc 7 morning news. our coverage continues on www.abc7news.com. >>> firefighters are going door to door in the oakland hills teaching people about this year's fire danger and making sure their homes are ready for fire season. homeowners must have 30 feet of defensible space around their properties. it's dry and windy and firefighters are on edge as they try to talk to 26,000 homeowners in the area. neighbors have not forgotten the 1991 oakland firestorm that destroyed 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. >> here we are 24 years later and you know, we could have another event like that. >> you have conditions like this. one careless act and we have a ground fire. >> dry brush and weeds around a property could mean a $300 fine for the homeowner. >>> 12 people have to find a new place to live after a fire in an apartment

. >> thousands poured in the stadium at the university of california santa barbara. to honor the lives lost. >> we grieve together today. as a family. as the community of the university of californi california. and we will get through this. >> father of slain sophomore christopher michael martinez has a simple message for this grieving community. >> not one more person should have to die. >> his so that one of 6 killed when gunman rampage through this college town. there were red flags about elliott roger the gunman who detailed his plan to kiln a chilling 137 page manifesto. called my twisted world. >> roger e mailed the horrific plot to mental health professionals and his family just minutes before he opened fire. but it was too late for them to stop him. >> shots fired fired. >> in 10 minutes of terror at 12 different crime scenes 13 were wounded. 3 shot dead. at sorority house and local deli. inside rodgers apartment, his 2 roommates and visiting friend found stabbed to death. >> i don't know why this happen to our son. it's crazy. this is doesn't make any sense.

the movements of and identify al qaeda- inspired fighters in that syrian conflict. >> o'donnell: major garrett, thank you. there is a memorial service tonight on the campus of the university of california at santa barbara for the six students killed in friday night's rampage. danielle nottingham has new information about the man police say stabbed or shot the victims before taking his own life. >> reporter: it was an emotional filled day on the uc santa barbara campus. thousands gather to remember fellow students killed in last friday's rampage, three stabbed inside elliot rodger's apartment, two others gunned down in front of this sorority house. another student shot and killed inside this deli. janet napolitano is president of the university o university of . >> we grieve together today as a family and we will get through this. >> reporter: ali guffie had been student body president for just two days. her first teach r speech to her fellow students was at the memorial service. how do you move forward? business as usual? >> i don't think this is something you can bounce back from immediately even when classes resume, it won't be business as usual. >> reporter: police continued their i

of synthetic group. a good place to start at at the spider lab at the university of california in cheryl hayashi's lab. >we are historians of the spider geno. we are trying to figure out the blueprints for making the silk. you have a transformation from liquid inside the spider's body and outside it's significantly a solid fibre. >> we'll set up a manual silking of the spider. >> yes, this is a western black widow. >> first, we stun the spider with carbon dioxide and tape her down ghently. >> this goes across. >> the top of the hour glass. now we are ready for silking. >> this is the set up to get the silk out. >> yes. it's simple. >> the black widow produces several different types of silk. it's the drag line, the threat used to drop and dangle that is the most flexible. >> it's amazing, you can see the silk as it comes out. >> that's the drag line coming out. >> we know that, why? >> i can see the dpiing ots, the -- spigots, and the drag line silk has a distinctive spigot. can you see that. >> absolutely. >> if we are lucky we can get 100 metres of that. >> how long will it take her to replenish that?