the tuition is 3 to 700 a unit. it varies and it costs. >> reporter: the trustees did agree that if the university receives what it considers adequate funding from the state in june the tuition hike would not go into effect. >> it's really going to hurt me financially. >> reporter: this increase follows a 2.5 tuition hike at the year of california. education costs are rising leaving many students struggling to stay officially afloat. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> to the weather now and more rain in the bay area. it was dumping buckets overnight. some areas saw -- minor road flooding and other storm related problems. in orinda, all the rain turned one road into a muddy river. in martinez, a tree fell into a section of road. >> there is a winter weather advisory in effect tonight. crews spent the day clearing the road of several inches of new snow. drivers had to scrape snow and ice off of their cars. >> bill is with us now. he's going to tell us when the next round is going to hit us. >> we get a break tomorrow which is good

most of the other students are renting in colombo but janaka could barely pay for the tuition. he has no other choice but to commute. he lives with his mother and aunt. he's an only child. his father died when he was young. his mother is lahappy to see hi studying hard but she's aware the time will come for him to leave the nest. >> i'm sure i'll feel rather lonely. that's probably true for my son as well. i've asked him to come home as much as he can. >> my sister worked hard to bring janaka up. his education has always been her main priority. i hope her dream will come true and then he'll have a bright future., and then he'll have a bright future. >> janaka's mother wanted to help her son fulfill his dream and told him not to worry about the tuition. but he didn't want to trouble her any further. he worked at an iron works factory for a year to save up for the tuition. >> my village friends are working on construction sites or have joined the army. i want to become a chef. it would be my dream to do this. >> that evening the school calls with the results. the country is aimin

to raise tuition by 5%. they urged the trustees to approve it saying more faculty needs to be hired and more classes need to be added to keep up with the growing enrollment. it worries a lot of students. >> with the cost of living so high, that increase in tuition will be, it will cause some hardship. >> with the change, the annual in state tuition is increasing by $270. a similar increase is being proposed for out of state tuition as well as graduate programs. >>> keep your distance. the message one san francisco school is sending to ride share drivers. the urban school says ride share drivers are stopping right in the middle of the street to pick up or drop off students. they said drivers even stop in the middle of a crosswalk. now they are being asked to pick up or drop off students block or two away. >>> the sweet 16 is here. how about this? it is free. a lot of people are flocking to the bands to see them up close and personal. and the band. they played while the fans eagerly watched as four of the rema

the tuition is 3 to 700 a unit. it varies and it costs. >> reporter: the trustees did agree if the university receives what it considers adequate funding from the state in june the tuition hike would not go into effect. >> it's really going to hurt me financially. >> reporter: this increase follows a 2 and a half percent increase at the university of california. frank. >> rob roth at cal state east way in hayward tonight. >>> more help arrived today for victims of last month's severe flooding in san jose. as anne tells us now, residents and business honers will be able to apply for loans. >> reporter: it's been a month since coyote creek jumped its bank. >> when you don't have money and you have to go out and try to get separate loans from banks, it takes a while. and in the meantime, you can't pay for people who are going to be doing it. >> reporter: so started today, the u.s. small business association will offer low-cost loans to those affected by the san jose flood. business owners can borrow up to $2 million. r

tuition free. >> tuition free. >> tuition free. >> free. >> free. >> tuition free. >> tuition free but paid for by taxpayers. free stuff like that has the nation's largest socialist organization claiming it has tripled in size, touting almost 20,000 members, citing the surge of activism sweeping the u.s. since president trump's election. how much do you think the membership fee is to that organization. just kidding! [laughter]. >> tuition is never free, millennials blame evil banks but it's the colleges gouge them, right? >> absolutely, and they're going to complain about corporate america and wall street while they're on their iphones and drinking their starbucks. this is nothing new, and it's really interesting when you look at the people joining these organizations and the propaganda they used to get them to join their organizations and it makes sense, liz, they talk about we're against racism. we're against oppression. all of these things that aren't really happening today, and so, of course, young people want to be a part of something that sounds good, makes them feel good that is

a controversial tuition hike after a six year freeze. . >> they will increase tuition about 5% throughout the system's 23 campuses. officials say they need this money. i imagine that the hike is not going over very well. >> reporter: that's right. as luck would have it. they are on spring break this week. there are plenty of students around saying that the hike will cause them hardship. >> extra debt and extra stress. >> reporter: he says he already works to jobs on top of caring a full class low. many students work in some of it home to save money. today the california state university board of trustees voted to raise tuition by 5% a year which comes to about an additional $260, bringing the cost of more than $5700 not counting books, meals and housing. it will take effect beginning in the fall. this is the first increase in six years. the university says the increase will bring in an additional $77 million which will help to expand classes and pay faculty. >> i want to finish my education. i started 20 years ago. and now i want to finish. i want to better my family and my education. >>

but college tuition 800%.ecause they don't have any reason to compete on price because the customer doesn't pay. kennedy: there is no incentive to lower costs and you don't increase service. there is nmechanism in college as opposed to technical schools that your degree actually goes toward something and you get a good job. a lot of people on the left say the colleges should be paid for. if you have a useless degree that won't make you any money, that is a luxury. >> 70% of baggage porters and bell hops and bartenders have college degrees. we are shoving people into college. hillary would say go to college, you will make a million dollars more over your lifetime. it's true, but the kind of people going to college were the kind of people who would have made a million dollars more over their lifetime in the first place, it's not college doing it. kennedy: if i'm going to choose between a bell hop and good bartender, i'll carry my own bags. the one thing love, one of the many things love about the jewish faith is

they are protesting what would be the first tuition hike in a half decade.he california state university board of trustees is looking at a 5% hike by this fall. that would mean an almost $300 increase for each undergrad student a year even more for grad students. one of the rally organizers announced details of today's walkout at classrooms today because he says not many students know about the proposal that he describes as simply too much. >> for some students that would be the difference between, um, books or, um, groceries. >> students are already struggling and to ask them to try to give us more because, well, sorry, that's just the way things are, you know, i -- i -- i just don't find that responsible. >> what would be a reasonable increase? >> well, i don't think there should be a reasonable increase. i feel that they should just keep the fees the way they are. >> reporter: and the university says it needs to increase tuition as they scramble to keep up with more students enrolling in college, getting them to graduate faster and hiring more faculty. th

if there is a 5% increase, that means undergraduate tuition would increase just under $300 a year. if you're a graduate student it would increase about $430 a year. tuition increase proposal had to do with the fact that california governor jerry brown's proposed budget in january for the cal state system was about half of what cal state officials expected. now, it is spring break for students here at cal state east bay, but we were able to find one student and i asked him what he thought about the possibility of a tuition increase. >> with the cost of living already this high, that increase in tuition is going to be kind of -- it will cause some students some hardship. it's okay for me just because i do get -- i get my tuition paid by the va, but for a lot of my friends i don't know if they can afford that extra couple hundred dollars sometimes. >> reporter: according to members of the board, the funds from the tuition increase would be used to hire more faculty and offer more courses to students and they mentioned financial aid will be available to students to cover any increases.

the new tuition hike will add about $270 to that, boosting the tuition to more than $5,700 a year.nd that does not include books, food and housing fees. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines from the news room. mike, sal, gasia, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> concerns about the safety of the anderson dam brought more than 100 people to a community forum in morgan hill last night. the anderson reservoir is limited to 68% of full capacity so there is less pressure on the dam in the event of an earthquake. district leaders say the changes would decrease the chances of flooding during heavy storms. the work has been pushed back to 2020 because of newly discovered earthquake faults and engineering complications. >> there is still a lot of snow melt out there. and the danger is still out there if the rain comes down again. >> it is better that it is found now. engineering complications related to them, it is better to find them now than in construction. >> people who live below the dam are trying to learn lessons with problems with the oroville dam this yea

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the board of trustees voting today to raise tuition.he 5% increase will kick in next school year, later this year. the csu chancellor urged the trustees to approve this increase, saying more faculty needs to be hired and more classes need to be added to keep up with the growing enrollment. some students at cal state east bay are worried. >> with the cost of living already this high, the increase in tuition is going to be -- it will cause some students hardship. >> here are the hard numbers now, with the change, the annual instate tuition is increasing by $270. a similar increase is being proposed for out of state tuition, as well as graduate programs. >>> keep your distance, that's the message one san francisco school is sending to ride share drivers. the urban school says ride share drivers are stopping right in the middle of the street to pick up or drop off students. they sometimes stop in the middle of a crosswalk. drivers are being asked to do their pickups and drop offs a block or two away from the school. >>> san francisco wants

. >> and considering a tuition increase. how much more students could soon have to pay to attend california state universities. plus speeders beware. >> it has helped in other cities. in fact, 142 other cities have automated speed enforcement. and it is working to reduce, um, collisions. >> the plan to install cameras in two of the bay area's biggest cities and the support behind it. >> but first, we're on storm watch as another round of wet weather moves through the bay area this morning. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar all lit up. and taking a live look outside at the current conditions, the pouring rain making for a soggy commute for many. our team is tracking how long you'll have to keep your windshield wipers going at full speed this morning. good morning, it is wednesday, march 22. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> woke me up at 1 a.m. > >> we are going to be driving in heavy stuff in the morning. >> you know, honestly, i have been drying to this it station for almost 21 years. this is the top three worst commutes i ever had. it

were ,,,,,,,,,,,, soon decide on a tuition increase. a board meeting got underway a few hours ago to vote on the 5- percent hike plan. the un >>> officials with csu campuses are decide on a tuition increase. a board meeting today to vote font planned 5% hike. the university says it needs money to hire staff and add classes. if it passes it, would be the first tuition hike in six years for the csu system. >>> a limited amount of tickets for march madness on sale for the games at the "s.a.p. center" this arena hosting the west regional of the ncaa men's tournament. tickets at noon on the ncaa website and will sell out. there's an open practice later today at the "s.a.p. center." fans can get an up-close look at arizona, gonzaga, west virginia and xavier. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, how two east bay women are drawing attention to problem r series of >>> fed up with rough roads and the danger to drivers? how two east bay women are drawing attention to problem potholes after our series of storms. that story and much more coming

. >> happening today, san jose students or san jose state students will protest a proposed tuition hike for the third time this month. in the next hour, students will gather at the tommy smith and john carlos statue on campus.

if the tuition hike is approved, it will be the first tuition hike at cal state in six years. it plans for undergrad tuition to go up 5% and would bring the cost of a full year of classes just under $5,500. cal state officials say they need the money because enrollment is growing but state funding is not keeping pace with those costs. >>> the time is 7:35. an alert was issued by health officials at uc berkeley because a student has meningitis. they are contacting people who had close contact with the student and looking for places that the student may have visited. this meningitis case was caused by a strain not covered by the vaccine required by incoming students. it is spread by close contact like kissing or sharing drinks or utensils. health officials say watch out for symptoms and they are offering a vaccine at a drop-in clinic. here are some of the symptoms, fever, severe headache, rash, body and joint pain, nausea and vomiting, as well as an increased sensitivity to light as well as confusion and even a stiff neck. >>> the time is 7:36. happening now, day three of the co

the tuition is something like $6,000 a year. these are low-income children. there would be no way for them to go to this school without

trustees just approved the first tuition hike in six years. it's a 5% increase in tuition. that means students will pay roughly $270 more per year. it brings the annual total to more than $5,700. the university says the tuition hike will allow for additional faculty and more course offerings. >>> in just a few hours, march madness kicks off in the bay area. maria medina is live with more. all is quiet but in a few hours it will be different. four of the sweet sixteen teams are going to playwright behind me. we have two games today, one on saturday. yesterday the "s.a.p. center" opened up for free practice. bars and hotels gave the teams a warm welcome as they arrived this week. this is a treat for the south bay for business owners and fans because last year, as you remember, we had the super bowl. and this year, basketball fans are ready to watch the games. >>> really excited to see how the basketball fans turn out and the college basketball fans and really excited to see the atmosphere. >> so check this out. this is time lapse video from the "s.a.p. center" as they prep th

a 5% increase in tuition is about a $270 increase. it brings the cost to more than $5,700 a year. >> that's money that could be used for rent. we already pay too much for tuition compared to how little it used to be without going into debt. >> the university says that the hike will allow it to add more faculty and offer more classes. >>> all right. the ncaa tournament has arrived in the bay area with sweet sixteen action today. >> and downtown san jose is ready to welcome thousands of fans from across the country. "s.a.p. center" opened its doors up yesterday to allow fans to watch the first practice for free. you can also check out free games for the entire family downtown. four of the sweet sixteen teams are in town. the marriott is decked out to host gonzaga and britannia arms teamed up with west virginia for a pep rally before today's game. >> really excited to see how the basketball fans turn out and college basketball fans and excited to see the atmosphere. >> west virginia is so tough and physician, like, it's gonna be a fight.

. >>> tuition is on the rise for some college students. find out who's going to be paying more next year. >>> and one bay area school's efforts to keep ride shares like lyft and uber away from campus. plus. >>> one of their highest value targets. >> the new details about the ban on electronics at airports, especially in light of today's attack in london. >>> and when are sales on amazon not really sales? the consumer group that claims some sellers are not honest when it comes to value. >>> and taking a look at our traffic. it's pretty heavy on the northbound traffic, cars coming toward >>> time is running out on the city of oakland and alameda county to reach some sort of a deal to keep the raiders from moving. nfl owners could give the raiders conditional approval to move to las vegas during the spring meeting next week. many questions still remain about the vegas deal. the raiders have no lease deal, they have no land. then there's the issue who will pay the hundreds of millions of dollars of infrastructure costs. those costs were put at

the tax revenue would generate enough money to make public college tuition free for residence. san francisco and san jose announced programs to make community college free for residence.>>> a look at a family dealing with als. >> there is more research, more clinical trials, more being understood about the disease. >> one patients message to dwight clark after he revealed his diagnosis. sis. >>> we are tracking the rain that is out there now and the rain that is to come. >>> since last night, when former 49er star dwight clark announced he has als. >> 20,000 people are living with als in the night is treats. and rubin -- and co-rubin -- >>reporter: though she's battled als for 15 years kay thomas will not be defined by her disease. >> she has broken the glass ceiling in her profession. all people see is someone in a wheelchair. >>reporter: the average life expectancy is 2 to 5 years from diagnosis. she is an outlier and she has mourned each ability she lost first warning -- walking, eating . >> i can't do this anymore but i can still do that.>>reporter: they say support is key

. >>> cal state university students will be paying higher tuition next year. today's students held a protest outside as the board of trustees met in long beach and approved a tuition hike of $270 a year at all 23 campuses. it is the first increase in six years. >> for me this may mean taking a third job. right now i'm working two part-time jobs. there's only so much you can do, trying to balance school, work and life altogether. for me and many others this could mean dropping out of school. >> the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. csu says nearly 63% of its undergraduate students have their tuition fully covered by financial aid and will not be impacted by this increase. >>> what happens when a restraining order doesn't work? abc 7 news talks with experts after a domestic dispute turns deadly. >>> catch and release. the effort to save fish that once reigned supreme. >>> and listen to this, are dolls and other household items spying on you? one california lawmaker has an answer. >>

the new program promising free tuition and more. >>> a car crashes into a cafe. one officer's frantic effort to help possible victims caught on his body cam. >>> this weekend, watch "7 on your side's" michael finney anchor our live coverage of the san francisco st. patrick's day parade. our coverage begins saturday at noon on air and on the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. now this morning's "tech bytes." >> in today's "tech bytes," ninth's new video game system, the switch, isn't coming to any major video streaming services for now. >> the ceo says the company is talking to netflix, hulu and amazon is the services will come in time. no date has been set. >> get this. if you happen to be rich, famous, and good looking. >> check, check, check. >> tinder has been operating a secret version of its dating app just for you. >> tinder select is for members only, it caters to elite users who must be invited to join. who must be invited to join. >> i'm still while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the sh

endorse the education number collected on student tuition at the ivy league of 22 billion collected over the course of the last six years. >> they studied all eight ivy league schools to understand their sources of funding between 2010 and 2015. some of the federal spending makes sense, but others would be tougher to defend such as the study of ethics in tanzania or chromosomes in turtles. taken together, that payments are more than the federal government gave to 16 state governments. these eight schools have enormous resources at their fingertips. total raised is equivalent to $2 million per undergraduate student. the study found the endowment fund could provide free tuition to their entire undergraduate student body forever. >> we have to follow the money and it's a high bar for the ivy league to demonstrate a public purpose for the tax dollars of working-class and middle-class taxpayers actually funding their operations. >> endowments aren't for spending in a single fiscal year and no one expects the ivs to get all students a free ride. heavy federal sponsorship calls into question th

talking about tuition fees and the lib dems, we are now taking lessons from france as regards our mpsouldn't do. indeed. new rules are likely to come into westminster about mps employing wives and children, presumably husbands as well. as you know, in france, fillon is at the centre of this controversy over having employed his wife and children for not doing thejob employed his wife and children for not doing the job they are supposed to do, or not very much, allegedly. this will urge politicians to advertise all vacancies and a blanket ban on hiring family members at westminster, which is in place in scotland. so it is bringing england in line with scotland. sunday express delving a little deeper, and going inside 2—page format. a new angle on the grammar school issue, perhaps. yes, this is theresa may's pet project to create a new generation of grammar schools. this is from the grammar school heads association. so they are worth listening to. what they are saying is when designing new grammar schools has to be from the bottom up, not the top down. this is what most people's concerns

. >>> cal state university students will be paying higher tuition next year. >> and they're not happy about it. >> students held a protest today outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach, where they approved a tuition hike of $270 a year. that's the first increase in six years, the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. >>> the owner of a clothing boutique in san francisco is accused of selling clothes made with endangered animal skins. cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items. the items are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> alaska airlines announced today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that vi

the board will vote on raising tuitions by $270 for an annual tuition of about $5,500. >>> well, today is day three of the senate confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. there could be another long day of questions and testimony. yesterday's hearing lasted 12 hours. political analysts say judge gorsuch has done a good job of avoiding confrontations with democrats on the judiciary committee. however just a short time ago senator dianne feinstein says she worries about what he might do to hurt women's rights. >>> those are just a couple of your morning headlines from our news room. mike, sal, gasia, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. i love this next story. >>> a group of bay area students being treated to a special matinee performance of the hit musical hamilton which is now in san francisco. they get to see it for free. the show's creator helped create the educational program back in new york. now that hamilton is on a nationwide tour, the idea is being passed on to every stop. so today 2200 students from 18 public schools will attend the free performan

. >>> cal state university students will be paying higher tuition next year. >> and they're not happy. >> students held a protest today outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach, where they approved a tuition hike of $270 a year. that's the first increase in six years, the university system says the money is needed to hire more faculty and add classes to accommodate growing enrollment. >>> the owner of a clothing boutique in san francisco is accused of selling clothes made with endangered animal skins. cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february. they seized 150 items. the items are vintage, already bought and warn, and she presumed they were legal. >> i was unaware of that, this is not intentional, believe me. not intentional. >> hanson's arraignment was postponed so she could get an attorney. >>> alaska airlines announced today it will stop using the virgin america name likely sometime in 2019. alaska bought virgin last year in order to expand further into the california market. alaska promises it will keep much of the flair that virgin flig

get ready to pay more for tuition this fall.ity board approved the tuition hike for the first time in six- years.tuition is going up 270-dollars a year at all 23- campuses. this means .... undergrad tuition for the 2017-18 school year .. will now cost nearly 55- hundred dollars. the board says, the reason for the hike is because more money is needed to hire professors and classes for the growing enrollment.the money from the hike will also supplement a lack in state funding. (steve) google is helping people answer the age-old questions... "where are you?"... without the nagging. today the company released a feature that allows you to share your location with your contacts. its called "location share" and it is part of google maps. google officials say the update gives the option to share your where-abouts and travel routes with select contacts. most smartphones alread have this feature such as the iphone's "find friends." ahead at eight.. new information suggest. possible ties between donald trump's campaign associates and russi

undergraduate tuition by about $270 a year. graduate students would pay about $430 more a year. any tuition increase would affect san jose state, cal state east bay, san francisco state, sonoma state here in the bay area, but also the rest of the csu's 23 campuses. >> all right. happening today, kris, as a strong woman not afraid to roll up her sleeves, i think you will appreciate this. today is a celebration of rosie the riveter day. >> it is a first for american women's history. this is new video of the ceremony in washington, d.c. back here in the bay area, six of the original rosies were all now in their 90s. we'll help to celebrate in the east bay as the world war ii home front national historic park in richmond. this is phyllis gold speaking at a rally in 2014 next to bay area native and u.s. representative jackie spear dressed there as a rosie the riveter. gold was a welder during world war ii and pushed for the rosie the riveter day to be celebrated. >> pretty amazing. of those six women, actually worked at the richmond

the endowment found could provide free tuition to their student body forever. nobody expects the ivies to give all students a free ride forever. heavy federal sponsorship calls in to questions the use of taxpayer dollars. with parents facing tuition of $33,000 at private colleges and more than $9,000 for state schools, they must be wondering why do these wealthy institutions need my tax dollars? we've gotten reaction from a few of the ivy league schools. none denied the accuracy of the report. princeton pointed out that they paid for a third of their research costs. yale said they fund 40% of their research and that fully 1/3 yields the annual budget revenue is provided by the endowment. dartmouth declined to comment. neil? >> neil: how would they comment? my good man, it's not us. thank you very much. gerri willis. incredible. well, they are smart there. they find ways to work around and with the same. when we come back, the push for donald trump to reach across the aisle. i want you to meet the writer that says be careful what you're reaching out to after thi

what these reforms is about is making sure they get more tuition, oi’ making sure they get more tuitionon, or training, more education than technical information. how do they decide whether training will come in close that it is so hard to spot the trend is of knowing what will be the big jobs in five or ten years from now and making sure people are training now for thejobs now and making sure people are training now for the jobs that will be available. i think we've made a mistake for the past 20— 30 years because we have tried to train people for a job and jobs change. what we've got to do is provide a broader education, so that people are more adaptable and they can change and learn more throughout their careers. they will be working for 50 plus years. who knows what will happen in 50 years in terms of work? budwood head dressing still be hairdressing? the causes are childcare and education, construction, creative design, things like that. —— the courses. 0bviously things like that. —— the courses. obviously there will be developments in those fields, at this are vocational courses d

the group received a 5% tuition hike during its meeting in long beach yesterday. now lieutenant governor gavin newsome who's a trustee voted against the hike. however, the university says it needs the money to hire 400 new faculty members. the current tuition at csu is almost about $250 encrease. >>> the san francisco police department wants jail guards to wear body cameras. today the department will ask the board of supervisors committee to release $135,000 in reserved funding to begin a pilot program. the plan is to test these acameras for six months to a year. jail operations have been under scrutiny. it started about two years ago when some deputies were accused of forcing inmates to fight each other. >>> well the owner of a san francisco vintage clothing store is violating laws about selling items made from endangered animals. it's in the hate ashbury district. the department of fish and wild life received an anonymous tip about items in her store. seizing 150 jackets made from cheetahs, jag wires and other endangered animals. >> i'm sorry that those furs wer

student here to saint francis, but the school through the endowment fund gave up $2.75 million in tuition assistance this year. of course we'll find out more about the plans this afternoon. but a $15,000 investment turned into $50 million today. live in mountain view, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> forget warren buffett, i'm looking to saint francis now. that is amazing. >>> federal prosecutors have filed an appeal too keep the widow of the orlando nightclub shooter in jail while awaiting jail. she was arrested in oakland in january and she's accused of obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting her husband. after he killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in june. she has pled not guilty. >>> police are offering a $10,000 reward for information about the person who fired at an oakland police officer overnight. the officer, good news, was not hurt. it happened on interstate 880 shortly after midnight. the officer called it in and oakland police spotted the vehicle a few minutes later. they chased the driver, but lost him or her. the car was found later near brookdale and 56th street. off

invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. >>> a ceremony today to honor those who have given the gift of life. 60 people from our region who either gave or received a life-saving organ donation were celebrated today during a luncheon in king of prussia. the donors and recipients were joined by their family, friends, and medical team who assisted in the preerjss. today's special donation was for tyler. she donated bone marrow, stem cells and most recently, one of her kidneys. >> i feel there's a special bond. i feel like you haven't been hugged like you have been hugged by somebody who you saved their lives. >> for 42 years, the gift of life program has coordinated over 42,000 life saving organ transplants. ♪ >> a big workout to help little hearts at the children's hospital of philadelphia. this is the first ever philly spin-

the first tuition hike in six years. cal state leaders say it was fueled for a need for more teachers. >> keep your distance, that's the message a san francisco school is sending to uber and lyft drivers, the urban school said that ride share drivers are stopping in the middle of the street. they even strop in the middle of the crosswalk. now drivers are being asked, you see the signs to drop off or pick up students a block or two away from a school. >> what would you do to score a free ticket to "hamilton," for some students, it was easy. ♪ >> that's right, leave it all on stage. no stage fright, students from across the bay area, performed skits at the theater today inspired by the hiphop musical, "hamilton," organized by a nonprofit group, the students learned what th incorporated what they learned about history. and they were rewarded with a performance for free. >> up next, barry bonds, 2.0, his first day back with the team in his own words. happening now, we posted raw video of a police chase in southern california

the plan calls for under grad tuition to go up 5%. that's an additional $270 and it will bring the cost to $5500. cal state officials say they need the money to hire more factuality and add more classes because enrollment is growing, but state funding isn't enough to cover cost. >>> police in redwood city responded to a case of domestic violence at an office park yesterday. it ended with the death of an armed man who had been threatening his ex-wife. about 2:15 yesterday afternoon, police received a call from a woman saying her ex-husband who had a gun was chasing her at her job on [indiscernible] drive. she told police she had a restraining order against her ex-husband and when she refused to talk to him, the ex-husband went to his truck and grabbed a gun and started chasing her in the parking lot. the dispatcher heard a gunshot during that call. police arrived three to four minutes later. they ordered the man to surrender, but say he then pointed the gun at them. prompting an officer to open fire. but at the same time, the man turne

it's all charitable and tuition. working in dc, for crying out loud. why can't we give parents their choice? dagen: john, yes to school choice? >> absolutely. there are great schools out there and great teachers. but spending on schools has soared over the last 20 years and our ranking worldwide has plummeted. i spend a lot of time working with kids in inner cities specifically. they don't have a choice. they don't have a vote and for the most part, they have awful schools. there are exceptions. unify got to give them at least a choice and at least vouchers do that. dagen: jonas. >> i don't see how taking some students out of a bad school and leaving some there is going to help the kid still stuck there. it might help the kids who move to the private school with a subsidy but let's talk about the financial part of it. if you subsidize it, it's going to create demand for it with government money, not your money. and it's going to boost the tuition for private schools and they're going to go up as fast as colleges. this is just another -- look what the m

undergraduate tuition would go up by about $270 in the fall. officials are expecting a $168 million shortfall. officials say they need to hire more faculty and add more classes to accommodate growing enrollment. currently, there are roughly 460,000 students in the csu system. >>> following breaking news about the trump administration's possible ties to russia. >> jessica tracking it from the live desk. >> the associated press reporting this morning that trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, secretly worked for a russian billionaire. manafort promised he could, quote, greatly benefit the putin government in 2005. manafort worked with a russian aluminum magnate, a close putin ally, and manafort signed a $10 million a year contract. it began in 2005 and lasted until 2009. manafort this morning has confirm confirmed to the a.p. he worked for that billionaire but said it is being unfairly portrayed. >>> in washington, president trump is urging republicans to keep their promise to repeal obamacare ahead of tomorrow's vote. the nonpartisan

tuition is going up 270- dollars a year at 23 different campuses.is means undergraduate tuition for the 2017-18 school year will now cost nearly 55-hundred-dollars. some students are pretty upset about it... that's money that could be used for rent. we already pay too much for tuition compared to how little it used to be. people are going into debt." (grant) the reason for the hike... the board says it needs more money to hire more professors, add classes for the growing enrollment, and supplement the lack of state funding. (vicki) another big story we are tracking tonight at five... there's a troubling new warning tonight about the oroville dam spillway....still being repaired after significant damage..(grant) catherine heenan is here with details of what they're saying about the repair time-line.. (catherine) a team of experts is warning of a "very significant risk" if the main spillwayis not up and running again by the next rainy season... it's part of a report written by the federally-created investigating team for the oroville dam.it says that

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officials say undergraduates tuition will cost more than $5,700 a year. the university system says that the hike was necessary to hire more faculty and add more classes. >>> governor brown stole the spotlight today in washington, dc with his attack on the healthcare plan by the gop. veronica de la cruz has that. >> reporter: yeah, liz. brown's attack came as california issued a report claiming that the gop plan would cost the state billions of dollars. the state would be on the hook for $4.3 billion by the year 2020 unless the state cuts back on healthcare benefits for the poor. at a rally, top democrats on the steps of the capital today, the governor let look. take a listen. >> in california, we're not talking about a few thousand. we're talking about millions of real people getting hurt! getting diseases that will not be cured! having heart attacks! not being able to go to a hospital or get a doctor! this is a dangerous bill! it's written by people who don't know what the hell they're talking about! it is so big, so complicated, that i doubt if any memb

their tuition covered by financial aid will not be affected by the increase if the vote passes. also happening today... president trump is expected to meet with the congressional black caucus. this comes as president trump faces criticism over his relationship with people of color and minorities. he only got 8-percent of the african american vote. the congressional black caucus says they plan to push president trump on his budget priorities and other issues important to african-american voters. the white house says president trump is willing to work with the group that is made up of 49 black members of congress. (mark) and happening right now... confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch have entered their third day. this is a live picture from washington d-c. many republican lawmakers are predicting he will be confirmed. this comes after gorsuch refused to answer several questions from democrats yesterday. some of those questions included abortion, guns, campaign spending and gay rights. a growing number of democrats are calling for gorsuch's confirmation to b

in order to provide free tuition at community colleges for san jose residents. recently, semper cisco mayor at the announced a program to provide free community tuition. >>> in santa cruz mountains a blind dog is back home with their family after going missing for more than a week. >> i knew she was okay the minute i may contact with her. i am a paramedic and i looked at her real quick and she was holding her paws up picture was not bleeding and to have broken bones. she was not whimpering when i hugged her. she had all the signs that she was having a good day. >> 12-year-old sage disappeared on february 24 which he failed to return home that evening eric everyone in her family feared the worst. and neighbor -- a neighbor found her in the woods. her reunion could not have been sweeter. >> he brought her up a steep hill over his shoulders. it was amazing. she was pretty perky considering how long she had been down there. >> it turns out sage had flipped on the steep terrain and landed near a stream. a sightless dog was too weak to walk. estrada carried her up the

it's aimed at providing free tuition for low income students. the mayor announced it last month. he says the city could invest enough money to close the funding gap left by the state and federal grant to provide free tuition at community colleges for san jose resident. san francisco mayor ed lee has announced a program to provide free community college tuition for city residents. >>> time is 6:25. there's a new group talking about the use of medical marijuana. veterinarians satisfies they're seeing more clients, pets using medical marijuana and the vets say they hear from pet owners who use marijuana to treat their animals from everything from arthritis to see shores, but-- or seizures. vet ss could lose their licenses if they - vets could lose their license if they suggest cannabis for animals. >>> tom brady has his own version of blue [indiscernible]. coming up, what the quarterback is now selling and what you won't find in the box. >>> wear red and taking parts in rallies and how organizers would like those to support what they're calling "a day without a woman." >>> we see tr