tuition and fees back. it only covers certain reasons. most do not cover flunking out or dropping out. emergency situations are part of the policy. >>> okay. how much is it? at berkeley in state tuition is 14 grand. at other schools you might be automatically enrolled in the program. they say they add tuition insurance by default. keep an eye out for it. only pay for tuition insurance if you actually want it. now we are asking for your help to assist those in need. nbc bay area.com/schools. >> i'll be back at 11:00 a.m. with a story of a man that helped deliver all of those backpacks. >> can't wait. >>> 4:56 for you right now. we get ready for the hottest day of the week. >> it will be really hot for some areas. we'll keep it cool thanks to the fog we are seeing drifting by right now. let's go through the morning commute with temperatures in the 60s but ending up in the upper 80s by noon. we'll talk about where we are headed for the afternoon high coming up next. >>> and all new overnight a controversial ho

and it is welcome news. >> i'm try to go pay for tuition and loa. at would bap. >> ror is of board opening statement $8.7 billion spending plan. the $60 decrease, the elimination of a surcharge added in 2007. >> it was tied to damages from two class action lawsuits. so that is almost fully paid off. >> reporter: the budget averts a 2.5% tuition increase this year. they boosted the funding by almost $350 million. most of that is a one-time allocation. this candidate for governor thinks this is the beginning of a new way of thinking when it comes to uc fund k. >> it's just getting too expensive and we're turning away too much talent at the door. >>> just two hours ago, the suspected ride share rapist pleaded not guilty to all charges. orlando lazo hunted for victims in san francisco. he picked up a woman at a bar in the mission. she was drunk and fell asleep in his car and woke up in a parking lot near warehouses. he kissed her and raped her and drove her home. police say three other attacks happened to women leaving the temple bar in soma. he pled no

covering tuitions fees. and that was at a time when roughly three percent of eighteen year olds went to university around twenty thousand a year. all science students will have their first to be required to attend lectures on physics chemistry mathematics and biology it will also be possible for science students to major in philosophy knowledge is not bullshit look at what a huge never home in one piece and covering all subject all all places. in the one nine hundred eighty s. and nine hundred ninety s. there was a funding crisis amongst universities lots of vice chancellors complaining that they didn't have enough money to cover the amount of students are now coming through the system so the government commissioned a report and this was called the deering report and that came up with a number of recommendations almost one hundred recommendations roughly half for the government about how it could. maintain sustain and improve higher education in the u.k. and one of the most controversial parts of that report

the current base tuition is $12,630. today, the regents approved a plan to bring fees down to $12,570 and after years of tuition hikes it is welcome news. >> i'm trying not to take out too many loans, so it will be a help. i can spend more time studying. >> it is part of any $.7 billion spending plan for 2018/19. the $60 decrease in the elimination of a surcharge added in 2007. >> it was tied to damages from two class-action lawsuits, so that is almost fully paid off. >> they are averting 2.5% tuition increase, lawmakers boosted their funding by almost $350 million. most of that is a one-time allocation rather than permanent funding, but the gubernatorial candidate thinks this is the beginning of a new way of thinking when it comes to you see funding. it is getting too expensive and they were turning away too much talent at the door. >> kpix 5 . >>> three men under arrest for base jumping off a bridge in the sierra foothills, they dropped with parachutes from the forest hill bridge. deputies and park rangers were waiting

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for this historic reform tony blair introduces the levy one thousand pounds tuition fee a smooth way to start five years later prompted by his second term election tony blair authorizes universities to charge tuition fees up to three thousand three hundred pounds yearly and tony blair. head of britain's labor party successfully passed a reform that the conservatives would never have dared bring forward. in two thousand and ten the labor party rallies the opposition the coalition made of liberal democrats and conservatives led by david cameron take charge of the country very rapidly the debate of a jewish visa rises on the political scene again this time the government intends to authorize tuition fees up to nine thousand pounds yearly all the while reducing the portion of public funding and catered to universities this new reform violently divides both members of parliament and public opinion the have been very difficult choices to make we have opted for a such of policies that provides a strong base for university funding which makes a major contribution to reducing the deficit and

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in france and germany foreign students don't pay tuition fees just yet but it changes soon to come in england they contribute fourteen billion euros ten billion pounds a year to the national economy a foreign student pays between twenty and thirty thousand euros a year twice as much as the european student and it represents an additional consumer in the country a dream client. so the university of manchester house about ten thousand international students which is the most of any u.k. university or there was a percentage it's not the highest so those students are important to us for a number of reasons they bring diversity they bring different cultures they bring different backgrounds different ways of thinking our own students benefit from studying in an environment with students from very different backgrounds of course they also bring income to the university which is important the largest community of chinese students which make up just under forty percent of the total international student body and the crowds lining the streets around the university of manchester for the visit. o

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students at 10 u-c campuses will see a drop in tuition. u-c regents unanimously approved the decrease this week it )s not a big change -- only 0 dollars less a year. students have protested tuition hikes for years. not all of them will get a break though. back in march - regents approved an almost 4 percent tuition hike for international and out of state students. coming up on today in the bay nbc bay area responds... f.. a developing story -- homes flattened and people injured after tornadoes rip through several communities right outside of des moines, iowa people rushing to safety also caught the storms on camera. officials declared a state of emergency. and a south korean court has sentenced former president park geun-hye to an additional (8 years. she now faces more than three decades behind bars. she was removed from office and jailed for abusing state funds and violating election laws. more new after the break. east bay family whose life savings disappe >>> nbc bay area responds to a family whose life saving disappeared bliel trying

it does show tuition is going down.university system's áfirst tuition decrease in nearly two decades. u-c had planned earlier this year to raise tuition for all students by more than 300 dollars, but u-c officials scrapped that proposal in april. the u-c system last lowered tuition for the 19-99, 2000 academic year. ( robin )walnut creek is testing a pilot program in which seniors can schedule a lyft driver for free rides. those free rides will come during hours when regular senior para-transit service isn't available. according to walnut creek's recreation program, this is the first program in the bay area to provide free rides for people 60 and older to general locations using a ride-hailing company. drivers will still get paid and the money is coming from a two year grant, funded by two contra costa county transportation agencies. ( robin ) authorities in the south bay have taken down a well- organized illegal gambling operation. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the backroom casinos were posing as legitimate

happening today the board of regents is expected to vote on a plan to cut tuition for the first time in nearly 20 years. the board will meet in san francisca day after uc regents approved a tuition decrease of $60 per students. the surcharge just expired so for students who have been lobbying for tuition cuts, even a small decrease is welcome. >> for me, it's still great. by going to a bunch of -- giving public comments, it feels nice to feel like it's actually paying off. >> reporter: the $60 cut would bring annual fees and tuition to $12,570 per year. >>> an unprovoked attack. the video is difficult to watch. a 72-year-old man was walking on martin luther king way near university on july 6th and atta eight young men. they knocked him to the ground he was hospitalized with broken bones and other injuries. >> this is an appalling attack. certainly somebody that age or anyone for that matter shouldn't be attacked in that way. >> police are working with other agencies to see the if the assault matches other incidents. the suspect piled into a silver minivan. officers are now asking the

if you have tuition insurance you could get some or all of the tuition and fees back.f course it only covers certain reasons. we found most plans do not cover flunking out or dropping out. >> always the read the policy details. you have to know what's in there and only pay for tuition insurance if you actually want it. we hope it helps. we are asking for your help. >> i'll see you then. >> i would love to see the faces on those kids. >>> six months into his new job. he is already saving lives. dramatic body cam video proves this. >> stop the train. stop the train. >> ran down the tracks after someone called from the station it is including the bay area. the steps to prevent power outages. >> cleared out. the evacuations underway as the fire keeps raging. you're watching today in the bay. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. taking a live look at ernie )s liquor store in east san jose-- where the (only ( winning mega millions ticket in the country was sold. go

and has the tuition done that? it has. so she is much more relaxed about her maths work. her teacher at school has also acknowledged that she is much more confident with maths at school. what do you think about this big increase in secondary school children who are receiving private tuition? are concerned with that our daughter didn't fall behind with her maths work. i think it is increasing with secondary schoolchildren, the pace of work. everything is showing that children are keeping up. sir peter lampl from the sutton trust, what do you think of this rise?|j lampl from the sutton trust, what do you think of this rise? i think it's huge. it is part of the educational arms race. if you think about it, well off people get their kids into better schools, private schools, grammar schools, the best comprehensives. they do better on her work because the parents can help them and make sure they do it. and then you have got private tuition. it has grown like crazy. it's a $2 billion industry. 20% of it is used for grammar schoo

the current base tuition at the uc totals $12,630. uc regents are set to vote on a plan today to decrease the tuition by $60. the proposal would bring the base tuition and fees down to $12,570. this would be the first tuition decrease at uc in nearly 20 years. >>> time now 4:42. next an update on the grant fire that started east of livermore this month. >>> welcome back to "kpix 5 news this morning." it is 4:44. it seems like it's been like this all week long, a little bit of fog to start the morning. >> morning fog, afternoon clearing. >> oh, yeah. >> today very similar, although we have a chance of thunderstorms for this evening. so you may see that a little dry lightning possible for the higher elevations. coit tower is covered in fog. your headlines include early- morning fog and hot later on especially if you are inland. also, inland areas high clouds are expected to be rolling in this afternoon. and then we do have the thunderstorms. so the chance of thunderstorms all coming from that monsoonal moisture across the desert southwe

the board of regents approved a 60 dollar drop in tuition.t's the university system's first tuition decrease in nearly 20 years. the u-c had planned to raise tuition for all students by more than 300 dollars.... but officials scrapped that proposal in april. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... mosquitoes in the bay area have tested positive for the west nile virus. we'll pinpoint where you need to be extra careful. ( darya ) and after the break... see how the bay area drivers stack up against the deal talk. right now, you can get my spicy chicken club combo with fries and a drink for just $5.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo today. for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your kids, your parents, and even the guy across the street who waves a lot. and a-a-r-p is here

a tuition cut. the current base tuition totals 12,630%. tomorrow, uc region's are society to vote on a plan to decrease by 60 bucks. the proposal would bring down to 2570. this is the first tuition decrease that you see in nearly 20 years. >>> and world cup fear has hit the bay area, this time for rugby. >> under a blanket of fog under a classic san francisco saturday morning. the men's rugby team was getting ready this weekend. starting friday, at&t park will host the biggest rugby event to ever happen. >> it is the comrade row, the brotherhood, the physicalty, the aggression. at the end of the day, it is also the respect. >> for star 7 player, this a homecoming for them. and he grew up in pacifica. and is called east palo alto his hometown since 2005. >> play at home. that is what you grow up doing. grow up with your buddies watching you may, your family coming to watch you play. we are not looking at it as anything other than, you know, i am a kid again. i useded to play here, too. it's good to be back. >> attributes the growth from the

a 2.5% tuition increase. stage pledged more money for uc and the regents dropped that proposal. >>> from the 7 on your side team, thousands of callzones under recall. pieces of plastic have been found in the foot. if you have a pepperoni callzone, return them for a full refund. we have information on the recall on our website, abc7news.com. >>> santa clara's intel can boast another record. it broke the guinness world record for the most drones flying simultaneously. 2018 drones formed a globe, dancing bodies and the intel logo on saturday. the company released video of the event. a special show was part of intel's 50-year celebration. the company plans to fly drones in formation at its santa clara headquarters as well. these just keep getting more impressive. >> they do. was gaga the first one to do it? >> she wasn't the first one, but i think the super bowl was the first kind of like major stage. >> everyone saw it. >> how cool is that. could be an alternative to fireworks. >>> talk about what's happening ac

one small part of a growing industry. —— tuition centre. it helps me a lot in school.ooks for criminal records and makes sure they haven't been banned with working with children. —— banned from working with children. at those cheques are not compulsory for private tutors. we are trusting oui’ for private tutors. we are trusting our children's care with professionals and i would expect them to have those of standard checks will stop inmate, birmingham —based private shootout was jailed for five years for abusing two girls during lessons. police said he may have tutored hundreds of children. we asked the government for an interview. they declined but they did send us a statement. it says if pa rents did send us a statement. it says if parents decide to employ a private tutor for their children, they should assure themselves of a tutor‘s suitability beforehand. but a labourmp is tutor‘s suitability beforehand. but a labour mp is campaigning for background checks to be made mandatory. anybody could turn up as a tutor and perpetrators of abuse could well use it as a mechani

. >> the uc board talking about tuition today, but this time it's a different conversation, one that doesn't involve raising prices. >>> bay area civil rights attorney john burris today announced a federal claim against travis air force base in fairfield. it's being filed by the parents of a 5-year-old girl. they say that their daughter was molested after being left unattended by staff at a child care center at the base. >> the whole situation could have been prevented. >> reporter: through tears the mother of a 5-year-old described how she sinced her daughter was molested -- says her daughter was molested at least twice by older children at travis air force base. >> none of the policies and procedures were done on my daughter's behalf. we are not going to be quiet about this. >> reporter: civil rights attorney john burris wednesday filed a federal claim against the base and the travis youth center. it's a precursor to a lawsuit on behalf of the young girl and her family claiming supervision was lax. >> how could this happen? so from my view, i want to look to see in the course of th

so i believe in tuition-free public colleges and trade schools.n addition, we have an amazing opportunity to, at the same time -- that's how these policies work -- they have to be interlinked -- perusing a program of federal student-loan debt forgiveness. >> there's definitely a couple of theories about how encumbering student debt is and university student debt is on individuals and whether it's preventing them from participating in the economy. >> mm-hmm. >> and there are some studies -- there's one from the brookings institution and others -- that suggest that, actually, the larger deterrent to people participating in the economy is the demarcation point of whether one has a college education or not having a college education, rather than college debt. i think about in 2015, there was one study i read that said the amount that people are spending -- the average family is spending on student debt is roughly equivalent to the amount the average family spends on entertainment costs per year. in other words, it's not always so crippling, but that t

computer and politiccience. >> reporter: he is receiving state and federal grants to help pay for tuitionthe stockton scholars program will help pay for his housing. >> the $1,000 meant a lot for my family because it's just... it's less money that my... that i have to worry about paying, and it's less money than my parents haveo, like, see me go in de for, even though, like, they would want... they would love to help me. but they... they're not able to because of expenses. so, it just means a lot to my family because it just means less worrying and less stress on us. >> reporter: it's too early to scy what effects stockton lars will have on the city, but if its first recipients are any indication, the city may be able to hang on to its top students. >> i acmitually do plan on back after college. i know the term for it now is called "boomerang." e , i definitely want to boomerang back h stockton with... becoming an educator and also helping my community out. >> i definitely see myself coming back to stockton. i don't know exactly what i wand but i definitely want to use my computer science

the regions are poised to vote on a spending plan that cuts tuition for the first time in 20 years. >> this two day meeting here at ucf mission campus. tomorrow the uc regions should vote on a payment plan which could kru a tuition decrease for students. that is $60 for the upcoming academic school year. that money was a surcharge to help pay for legal bills, now costs have been recouped. for students who have been lobbying for tuition cuts, this small possible decrease is more than just a number. . >> to me it's great for someone who advocated a lot. by going on trips and giving public comments, it does feel nice to feel like it's paying off and in the future if we want to see more than $60 obviously but it's a nice pat on the back. >> there's also no tuition increase for the upcoming academic year and an increase in state funding helped make that possible. governor brown agreed to increase funding 347 mill yan dollar. a spokes person for the university says students came together to lobby for more state funding but a lot of money was only a one time offer. >> to better support our s

the proposal would bring tuition down to $12,570.t tuition decreased -- decrease at uc in 20 years. >> voters will not be voting on a plan to split the state entertainment. the state blocked the three state initiative from appearing on the november ballot. there were just too many unanswered questions about the plan. the court did say they would allow a measure on the 2020 ballot if the bills implications became clearer. >> berkeley police are looking for a peeping tom. police say security video captured the man last weekend on the 2400 block of prospect street. is the south campus area. the victim -- a college student says the man was watching her through a window. 3 two people are hurt after this battery-powered drill flew into a car windshield. it happened yesterday afternoon along vasco road. chp says the dryer -- the driver of the vehicle that dropped the toll did not stop at the scene. >> an exclusive sitdown with the president in the wake of his meeting with vladimir putin. >> why politics are getting in the way of a good cup

they are expected to vote on a spending plan to cut tuition costs by $60 per student. the cut is a result of a surcharge that was used to pay the university's legal bills which just expired. for students who have been lobbying for tuition cuts, the small decrease is more than just a number. >> to me, it's still great as someone who advocated a lot at the state level by going to a bunch of different lobbying trips, by giving public comments. it feels nice to feel like it's paying off and in the future we want to see much more than $60, obviously, but it is a nice little pat on the back. >> the $60 cut would bring annual tuition and fees down to $12,570 a year. the regents are expected to vote on the budget tomorrow as they wrap up their meeting in san francisco. >>> up next, tonight a family takes legal action against travis air force base. they say their little girl was molested at a child care center on the base. >> also ahead tonight a fuel spill at the carquinez bridge toll plaza brings traffic to a standstill. what the truck driver thinks happened to create the mes

tuition and fees would total $12,570 per year. i should let people know, -- one-time thing, so even if this plan passes, that won't necessarily mean that students will continue getting a break in the future. i also want to point out, there are plenty of protesters out here this morning. some of them are wanting the regents to take up issues like sexual abuse, and different unions and workers that are hired to work on projec this is the beginning of that meeting. live in san francisco. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> for more on the other headlines we've been working on, let's go to frank malik oh. >> good morning to you, good morning to everyone. here some of the top stories we are following this morning. >>> investigation underway to a fire that tore through several large containers surrounding brush at a business, the reservoir, firefighters were called to the scene about 1230 this morning. there's still no word on what, if anything, was inside the containers. fire crews say they had an unusual situation when they arrived on scene. they w

out of state tuition is much more than in state tuition. >>> amazon is the theme of today's dollars andamazon said this prime day was the biggest shopping day ever. it says that the customers bought 100 million products in the 36 hours of prime day. >>> checking in on the opening bell, amazon up again. i want to let you know who is ringing the opening bell that is room to read ringing the opening bell. that is in honor of his commitment to education in south africa. one of the country's where that organization operates programs and literacy and female education. so they are there ringing the opening bell. and the numbers, a little mixed picture there. is a live look at the dow jones industrial average. it is up 17 points right now, a slight by the. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq fluctuating a bit. that is losing some ground this morning. >>> e bay announced that 300 people are allowing their jobs. the cuts will come from the locations in san jose, san francisco and -- this friday and that includes some jobs at its san jose headquarters. they lost 1 and a half billion dollars. they faced mor

the current base tuition at ucs total more than $12,000 a year. today uc regents are set to vote on a plan to decrease tuition by $60 a year. this would be the first tuition decrease at uc in nearly 20 years. >>> it's 5:55 right now. a bay area man is caught on camera peeping on a college student. the hunt under way to find him. >> and we have more details on the allegations of rape against a former rideshare driver before his court date this morning where he is facing 12 felony counts. monterey county....injuring nearly two dozen soldiers... plus: e police say the >>> now at 6:00, a tent comes crashing down at a military bay in monterey county injuring 22 soldiers. >> plus, where police say the alleged rideshare rapist attacked his victims. >> and gubernatorial candidate gavin newsom reported young immigrants to i.c.e. as san francisco mayor. why he now says he was wrong. >> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, july 19th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >> let's take a look outside. it's going to be warm in the bay area. on the lef

. >>> for the first anaheim two decades, students will see a drop in their tuition fees. it is not a big change. only about 60 bucks less a wil break. there was a 4% tuition like for international and out of state students. >>> check it out. at&t park looking a bit different. this is a live look at the rugby field which now covers the ballpark. come tomorrow morning, athletes from around the world will take to that field to compete. first the opening ceremony. hive outside the park with more on rugby world cup 7. >> there are 24 different countries with men and women who will be playing. this opening ceremony, it was truly a multinational event. nation by nation they paraded on to the stage. is first time they have hosted. and for many players and fans, therefirst time they've been to san francisco. >> where are you from? >> chile. >> how do you like it? >> too good. too good. >> these guys are part of the entourage for teem fiji. i tried interviewing them but they decided to sing instead. and the group from santiago, they're related to one of the players for chile. >> we

that's right....although it's not much...tuition is going down.ion decrease in nearly two decades... the u-c had planned earlier this year to raise tuition for all students by more than 300 dollars, but u-c officials scrapped that proposal in april. the u-c system last lowered tuition for the 1999-2000 academic year. (grant) in sports -- the bay bridge series starts tomorrow at the coliseum we'll hear from former athletic and redwood city native, eric byrnes on the a's-giants rivalry.(justine) also -- the warriors introduce their fifth all star demarcus cousins kron-4's mark carpenter has all the sports coming up <> <> that showtime documentary captured the moment when demarcus cousins announced his attention to join the champs. a move that he called his ace of spades. today, after much anticipation, the warriors introduced the final piece that gives their roster a royal flush. boogie cousins met the bay area media for the first time this morning. the four-time all-star rocking the number 0..a digit that patrick mccaw handed over. he touched on a

that would be the firsts tuition reduction in 20 years. this year the regents were considering a 2.5% tuition increase but the state pledged more money for the system and the regents dropped the proposal. >>> and speaking of savings, a small savings, but helpful nonetheless. if you had to buy a stam top send in your mail-in ballot you won't have to do it anymore. governor brown instructed officials to provide prepaid ballots in the future. the new law only takes effect in 2019 and does not cover the upcoming election in november. >> intel can boast another record. it has broken the guinness world record for the most drones flying simultaneously. that is 2018 drones forming things like the intel logo or the guys in the space suites from the intel commercials. the company released video that happened sunday, part of intel's 50-year celebration and the company plans to fly the drones again at the santa clara headquarters soon. so this is such cool technology and it just keeps getting more impressive. >> it really does. >>> your morning money

yearly tuition will remain at $11,000.aker is praising this decision. >> it's a great sign. the uc education has gotten too expensive, tripled since 2000. >> lawmakers want the school system to make similar moves avermaet years of tuition costs rising. >>> the world premiere of a documentary about the urban wildfires, when santa rosa burned, and kra radio to focus on the first hours of the fire. starting tomorrow it will be shown at the third street cinemas in santa rosa and profits to help fire victims. >>> likely to impact next year's budget in santa rosa, administrators began their planning today. >> reporter: on a seemingly perfect day in santa rosa, not a care in the world for visitors and not a storm cloud in the horizon, yet -- >> has santa rosa ever faced anything like this before? >> no city has. >> reporter: in a meeting of department heads today where stress from last year's firestorm has come home to roost on the city budget. santa rosa needs to cut $14.5 million, almost 10%, the city's reserve fund severely de

. >>> for the first time in two decades, uc students could see a cut in tuition fees. tomorrow the board of regents will vote on a budget for the upcoming school year, which would drop the base cost for tuition to $12,500. it's a decrease of about $100. however the regents hiked tuition for out of state and international students. >>> big sur some as h-- has som of the most beautiful views in the world. that big landslide wiped out highway 1 near long time since bay area visitors have been able to see this stretch of highway 1. now they'll also be able to gaze at the scenic beauty they've been missing while also seeing remnants of what caused the problems in the first place l m looming overhead. the coastline in and around big sur stretches about 72 miles when it all stays in place. motorists have been an unfamiliar sight on highway 1 in south monterey county since a massive mudslide may 20th last year. cal tran spent 14 months and $54 million to clean up and realign this section buried by 5 millio >> we were driving and we came to the road close. oh my gosh, of course

the board will meet today in san francisco one day after the tuition decrease of $60 per student was used to pay the university's legal bill and that surcharge just expired. even a small decrease is welcome for students. >> to me it's still great as someone who advocated a lot at the state level but giving public comments. it feels nice to feel like it's actually paying off. >> the 60-dollar cut would bring fees and tuition down to $12,570. >>> police are trying to find who is responsible for breaking into a shipping container and stealing baby clothes. they have customers ranging from kim kardashian to ayesha curry. a shipping container was ransacked and 2500 pieces of clothing including onesies and cardigans were stolen at a retail price of $100,000. the owner worries that the clothes will be sold at plea markets. >> it will have a bad impact to our branding. our goods that haven't even reached the market are sold on the free market. >> the company thinks it's a professional crew who likely used a high powered drill to break in. the company is offering a $200,000 reward for informa

here's the thing, when they talk about free tuition, kelsey, it's about incentives.lleges see free tuition, they start spending like there's no tomorrow on, you know, bling college football stadiums or five-star cafeterias, and the taxpayer gets gouged. that medicare for all, tens of trillions of dollars are the estimates of costs for that. your reaction to all of this. >> of course somebody is going to have to pay for all these free things, and this is the thing that we always see when it comes to democrat socialists. they can never explain where that money is going to come from. but i think you're right to call this an identity crisis for the democratic party. my question is how long is the national party going to provide cover for these very socialist politicians who at least used to be very different from the democrats that most of us are used to. elizabeth: yeah. it's not our parents' democrat party. their policies like guaranteed income, guaranteed jobs for all collapsed economies overseas. i mean, we're talking -- let's say it again, venezuela, north korea, cu

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. >>> students enrolled in the university of california are about to get their first tuition decrease in 20 years. the uc board of regents is meeting in san francisco today and tomorrow and they're expected to vote on a spending plan that will cut tuition costs by $60 for student. sixty dollars is the amount of a surcharge used to pay for lawsuits. even a small decrease is welcomed news for students. >> to me it's still great as someone who advocated a lot at the state level by going to a bunch of different lobbying trips. by giving public comments. it does feel nice to feel like it's actually paying off. >> the $60 cut would bring annual tuition and fees down to $12,570. the regents are expected to vote on the budget tomorrow as they wrap up their meeting in san francisco. >>> high end merchandise stolen. coming up at 10:30, why the business owner is worried the theft could hurt his brand. >>> our weather story has not changed much all week long. cool temperatures with the fog and hot temperatures inland. now we're tracking the clouds that could impact your weather pattern on thursda

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. >>> a board is expected to vote on a spending plan that will cut tuition. the board will meet a gay -- today in san francisco. $60 is the amount of a surcharge to pay legal bills. that just expired. even a small decrease is welcomed for students with been lobbying. >> to me it is still great. i advocated a lot at the state level. i went to a bunch of different comments. it is nice to know it is paying off. >> the cut would bring annual tuition and fees down to $12,570. >>> up next, we have an updated safety report from the tesla factory in fremont. the improvements the company says it has made this year after several workplace accidents. >>> president trump plans to hold a military parade in november. just how much it could talk -- cost taxpayers for that event. >>> well, it is not a terrible commute but you do have some slowing out there on 80 westbound. you can see the slowing there. when you get to the bay bridge there is slow traffic. we have traffic and weather will come back with more of fox news at 7:00 starts now. -- 'mornings on 2'. they would put

. >> i campaigned on her commitments of medicare for all, tuition free public college, and sharing a deal. these are the reasons. >> she ran an extra campaign. she ran on ideas relevant to the working people in her district. elizabeth: 30,000 people came out of the district, it was a low turnout. a new report same bernie sanders medicare for all plan is to the left of countries like communist china. medicare for all would be a more expansive plan than anything that exists anywhere else in the world. why? no other countries government pays 100 percent of the taxpayers healthcare cost. that is what bernie sanders wants. look at communist china, people pay 32 percent of the healthcare cost. out of their own pockets. berniesanders , consumers pay 30 percent in denmark.14 percent, strains pay 20 percent. nationalized healthcare systems like in the uk and canada consumers pay 15 percent out-of-pocket. the swiss 28 percent. let's take up with republican louisiana representative, mike johnson. congressman, thank you for joining us.how radical is bernie sanders medicare for all plan? >> is ve

that would be the first tuition reduction we've seen in 20 years. earlier this year the regents were considering a 2.5% tuition increase. the state pledged more money for uc and so the regets dropped that proposal. >> and speaking of small savings if you had to buy a stamp to send your mail-in ballot you won't have to anymore. governor brown signed a bill requiring election officials to provide prepaid postage ballots. the law takes effect in 2019 and doesn't cover the upcoming election int the bay bridge commute here this morning. metering lights are on if you're traveling wesav a vehicle near the freemont off ramp. i am working on more information there, but you are stop and go from treasure island, so you can see on our traffic maps. the sig alert on the lower deck of the bay bridge eastbound 80 to treasure island closed due to a crash investigation from about 3:00 this morning. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma with a look at the forecast. hey, drew. >> hi. clouds early on and dense fog in spots. visibility reduced in the north bay and