u c. berkeley law professor chiara bridges said that abortion is just one of the rights that needs protection. we need the right to an abortion. absolutely but we also need the right to bear children, and we need the right to parent our children with dignity. higgs and gilda gonzalez of planned parenthood said that all of their health centers were made open. they urge people who are concerned to take action by registering to vote getting informed and supporting groups that fight for health equity. november's election is approaching, and san jose's mayoral candidates are picking up some key endorsements . ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters tells us who some high ranking city officials are now backing. but i have worked with both cindy and man. one of them has a lot of experience in local politics, the other almost done as the election for san jose mayor gets closer, those endorsing cindy chavez and matt man are now speaking publicly about who should lead the city into the future. san j

that u c l a did not tell them beforehand. so it's not like we are. going to see a huge increase. in the amount of. competition going forward relative to where we've been. in the pac 12 for the pac 10 new c l a has been pretty successful. other regions also brought up concerns that u c. berkeley will be negatively affected by the conference. shake up the proposed rules are not final and would only apply to future decisions. the regions will consider approving those rules at a meeting next month, a year after the cow door fire forced the evacuation of south lake tahoe residents are remembering those frightening hours as they evacuated the city. reporter liz a. mitri spoke with the south lake tahoe police chief about the lifesaving lessons learned. the fire pushed east along highway 50. no one thought it would get here. everybody thought that we would be fine. it took about two weeks for flames to forge forward to echo summit while down below. officials urged people in south lake tahoe to evacuate. benoit says she'll never forge

one u. c.that abortion is just one of the rights that do need protection. we need the right to an abortion. absolutely but we also need the right to bear children, and we need the right to parent our children with dignity. the president of the planned parenthood, california, said that all of its health centers remain open shares people concerned about the overturn of roe v. wade to take action by registering to vote getting informed and supporting groups said do fight for health equity. frank time is 5 36 just a couple of months before the november election, san jose mayor sam liccardo has endorsed his potential replacement. mayor liccardo is putting his support behind city council member matt mehan to take over. in a statement, mary liccardo praised him as a common sense democrat. he said one important issues from homelessness to crime to affordable housing. matt mehan offers a common sense plan for progress, accountability and pragmatic solutions. mehan also won the endorsement of three other

she went down to u c l a.was a senior in high school, i was on the receiving end of the phone calls to my parents of tuition is going up. i need more money for books. you know, my rent has increased. that was part of my was a factor in my decision to go to community college for my first two years. years. when you think about how students might limit themselves to their higher education based on the financials of their decision. how do you think today's announcement is going to play out? perhaps in the longer term? well i think in the in the longer term, certainly it will put a dent in the debt that students already have. but as i was saying, and as you're alluding to is going to be need for additional work, going forward to make college affordable, the biden ministrations did announce that they will cap. they're going to announce a plan to cap monthly payments of 5% of discretionary income. um about we are hopeful and we will advocate for efforts to make college more affordable on the front end through grant a

u. c.y's law school are saying about the report and diversity in the legal field. leo wilson, executive director for the state bar of california, says research shows hispanics and latinos make up 36% of the states adult population and only 6% of all licensed attorneys, particularly hispanic and latinos, very significantly under represented in the in the ranks of attorneys . african americans are 6% of the adult population and 3% of california's lawyers. i think it has a direct impact on the trust and confidence that people of color have in our justice system. i think it's very difficult when you do not see yourself represented either by the attorney who is representing you or on the other side, or the judge asked for asian americans , they're 16% of the states, adult population and 14% of the attorneys having the most parity for all people of color. wilson says having the data is the first step to increasing diversity for california's attorneys. we have been very focused as the state bar an

there's a robot at u c l a it can with this movie about 45 smoothies in one hour.that's a lot of smoothies. rich demuro takes a look. and this morning's tech smart. more and more robots are helping to prepare the food that we eat. >> now is teaming up with a startup named blended. they're installing contain a smoothie, making robot providing drinks and the show. >> when students return to u c l a this fall. there's a new addition to campus. looking for opportunities any tyson and enjoys. the campus population says part of what we do a robot is making smoothies using a combination of hardware and artificial intelligence to fill orders on demand. >> it enabled us to get into locations that historically we could john. but by landed is a self-contained fully autonomous kiosk. it requires just 64 square feet of space. this is really the convenience portability and the ability to still do and made to order a smoothie. a perfect for the best you can order from your phone or a tablet smoothies can be customized to your preferences. if you customize your smoothie, you can s

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when usc and u. c l.being carried in consecutive time slots. on three different major tv networks. shawn watson has reached a settlement with the nfl. watson will serve in 11 games suspension and pay a $5 million fine rather than risk missing his first season as quarterback of the cleveland browns. watson was accused of sexual misconduct by two dozen women while he played for the houston texans. the settlement ends months of posturing between watson's legal team, the nfl and nfl players association. as part of the settlement, watson may return for the browns game on december 4th in houston. the nba has announced it won't hold games on election day and instead will use that day to encourage fans to vote. and there's a lot at stake. um with every election, but certainly in a midterm. it's not something a lot of people pay attention to, but i think we've seen over the last year there was some really serious issues that impact our community , the people who are part of our fan base very directly that are happ

u c. berkeley owns that land, and it's beginning construction on a long planned student housing project there will bring in ktvu semantic in town. he's been live at the park for us all morning. homeless advocates we've seen challenging police and construction crews. amanda yes, that's right. so there is still a small group of people. you could see them inside that fence there about 5 to 10 people that have refused to leave the park. we have seen some movement with police. there's this group here that has the riot gear. and then there was a smaller group that went inside the park, so we're waiting to see a win. those people will be cleared out, but they have the police have been standing here for about two hours. now. now this is all the result of a ruling by an alameda county judge last friday that uc berkeley can build housing here . we just heard from dan mogul off. he's a spokesperson for uc berkeley, he says. this is just the start of construction and safety is their number one priorit

u. k. s. i c k, whether my sense is that the beginning of the winter will be the tougher spirit had both in terms of inflation rates, but also in terms of economic growth. so my sense is that the toughest times are yet to come result with these new g d p numbers, the europe is still eking out growth, at least in the 2nd quarter. but there are so many concerning signs ahead. is a recession imminent? well actually the numbers that came out a day about as a new information for the latest quarter are, are not as the as so pessimistic as a had originally thought for some countries, sir, i'm thinking here of the netherlands, but also there were the numbers for greece or after a very strong to his spirit, actually quite strong, much stronger than i would have there are dissipated for others growth numbers in the 2nd quarter, or between 0 and 11.5. and of course, the big issue here is germany with their ag did be gross and 2nd, puerto exactly 0. i always basic units that are, you know, the next numbers an

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k two's alley rasmus live in the u. c.keley campus to explain how some americans could have part of their student loan debt forgiven ali. gasia were on the u. c. berkeley campus where it is the first day of classes for the fall semester. so quite a bit of activity here this morning, and we've had a chance to talk to some students and what they think about this idea now the exact details of the president's executive order have not been released yet, but here's what we know. we expect president biden to make some sort of announcement today. about wiping out $10,000 federal student loan debt for people who make less than 125,000 year also planned to people who are part of households that make less than 250,000 year. the estimate is that about 45 million people with federal student loans across the country could potentially qualify under this executive order. this was part of a campaign promise mr biden made when running for president. and some cal students we spoke to this morning. welcome the idea. any like forgiveness will

one u. c.keley law professor said that abortion is just one of the rights that should be protected. we need the right to an abortion. absolutely but we also need the right to bear children, and we need the right to parent our children with dignity. now the president of planned parenthood, california, said all of their health centers are still open. she's urging people worried about the overturning of roe versus wade. take action registered to vote, get more informed and support groups that fight for health equity. organizers of an innovative farming project in fremont say they're doing a lot more than just growing vegetables. it's a 90 acre nonprofit, they hope to create good paying jobs, produce regenerative food, support local farmers and help in the fight against global warming. the alameda county sheriff's office developed this program to help inmates who are released from jail. get back into society with marketable skills. we bring people out of custody now they make about $23 an hour work

technically in the recession, both quarter want any quarter to have been negative numbers or sol, u. s. c, u s. growth, and the u. s. canada is really, you know, safe and already how dangerous could it be putting euros on that is the 19 nations, the years, the euro, if there is a recession later this year. well, i wish had to recess in also with a pandemic. so where, you know, danger isn't really the right number of suppose we were hoping for a quick growth asked of them. but of course, now with the war in, in russia, this is not going to happen either european economies, a strong economy could. whether this, i think what's important wants here is some really the weakest, the how they weakest will be hit. primarily because this is an energy sunni will affect households, mtv, the poor households in ways that are, you know, who we need to be, need to watch for this. the european economy hollinger will recover after that because we are talking about really the winter after that many things will be different pay marlena. decoupling of european energy consumption from russia or other and means

and the u. c spokesman says that the clash between protesters and police wednesday led to two officers being injured. seven protesters were arrested for battery on a peace officer trespassing and resisting an officer, and there is no word on when construction might continue. julie we're talking about this earlier, so who would be liable? janna the university or the city say if someone is hurt or injured while walking around kind of what is now a construction zone. well if it's on the actual land that people's park takes up, then that is owned by you see the university of california, of course, anything outside on the streets or in the surrounding neighborhoods. that's where it crosses over into the city of berkley. alright so for now, construction on hold there, we'll see what happens and when things could possibly move forward. thank you. this just into the ktvu newsroom. the oakland unified school district says a group of protesters will not leave parker elementary school. the group has been occ

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the regents of the university of california met in los angeles today to discuss a report analyzing u c yeah. the university's move to the big 10 conference is expected to have far-reaching effects. reporter mark mester has the story. >> the uc board of regents meeting on the ucl a campus wednesday to discuss the preliminary impact reported ucl a leaving the pac 12 football conference for the big 12. slow best ucl. a and usc announced plans this year to move conferences in 2024. the jump according to the impact report could cost the conference 150 million dollars between all teams as they won't be playing in the southern california media market. uc berkeley faces a potential loss of 10 million dollars. >> i want to take a moment to thank governor newsom for his council on this issue. and i agree with him that the public nature of this issue, transparency is vital regions. members also discussing the impact the move would have on campuses and student athletes. >> i hope we spend as much time a student athlete's success, academic success as we have been in this conversation. >> about the

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although u c. berkeley police are responsible for people's park, the city of berkley is also concerned about safety on the surrounding streets. on thursday, the mayor called alameda county sheriff greg ahern about mutual aid. we were told uh, last couple of years that the alameda county sheriff's apart will not send personnel to berkeley because of our ban on the use of tear gas. our units are trained with tear gas, and that's how we disperse violent crowds. we will respond . we just won't be responding to assist with the movement of the crowd. berkeley's mayor says another concern is fire danger as the abandoned trees left by construction crews dry out. one of the things that i've talked to the university about is we need to work. to clear that debris. and you see, spokesman dan mogul off tells me the university shares that concern about fire danger. protesters say they would support you see removing the construction equipment, which they say is leaking fuel right now, you see , has not indicated

fewer freshmen are heading to u. c berkeley this fall. that's according to the chronicle, cal offered admission to 14601st year. students for the fall semester, which begins next week . the university says that is the lowest number of potential new students since 2018. university officials say the reason for the reduced number of offers was a result of standard enrolment planning designed to keep enrollment stable. you see , also cut back sharply on how many offers went out to out of state and international students system wide. however new figures show you see accepted a record number of first year students for the fall. coming up tonight in sports. the field of dreams game was played tonight out in the corn fields of iowa, jason appelbaum will have all the highlights coming up. but first take a look at tonight's supermoon from our rooftop camera in oakland overlooking the estuary. this is the last super moon of the year and since it falls in august, it's also called the sturgeon moon watching the 11 o'clock news for years, california's

the shock lamp is at u. c. s. now about 50 percent off. humanity, anesha, nazareth of scientists studying emissions. inequality says it's not just about black styles. i, yes, in jasa. but a big problem is, you know, you really are eager influence to campaign donations and influence in general on the mass as yet. there are 2 ways this takes place. the 1st is full scale lobbying rich people of course money into preserving the status quo, which is working out pretty well for them. and society glamorous is the rich from jeff bezos blasting into space to kim carnations. holidays were obsessed with their opulent lifestyles and often want them for ourselves. so how can we clean them up? the 1st answer is the most obvious. don't let the goober rich get so rich in the 1st place. this video isn't about to descend into a rant about capitalism, but even hard core idealogues admit the ultra rich, often avoid taxed and exploit loopholes in the system to grow even richer, by raising taxes, closing legal loopholes, and cracking d

u c. berkeley political science professor stephen fish points out that 70% of voters in wyoming voted for mr trump in 2020. but professor fish says the real test of the former president's supporters will come in november. former california congressman now facing 28 federal charges for alleged fraud schemes, the allegations that date back nearly 10 years and scorching temperatures swept through the east bay today how people beat the heat coming up. in that heat is going to take a break a little bit of a break tomorrow and continue to cool as we head towards the weekend. we'll look into that in just a and has been indicted on fraud charges. democrat tj cox is now facing dozens of charges related to allegations that he took part in numerous schemes. the department of justice released details of 15 counts of wire fraud, 11 counts of money laundering and one count of campaign contribution friday against cox now he was born in walnut creek and served in the house for one term from 2019 to 2021.

and that's for h u c. the moment the don bus palace hotel where journalists were based was hit, an rti camera crew members believe to have suffered concussion in the incident. the strikes happened just before commiseration service in a local theater for recently killed the next militia commander or those present were evacuated to shelters. canadian journalist eva bartlett, who narrowly escaped the strike, spoke trust earlier. the 1st blast occurred around 10 20 am in a series of blast within a few minutes. so when things calm down turtle, i started going outside to document the damage. there was unfortunately one dead woman just outside the hotel. i was actually in the hotel when it started. i was working and i went and after the 1st 3 very strong explosions, i went to the hotel lobby. ah, and at the time that the assistant to the camera man was injured, that was the 5th blast, a very powerful blast right next to the hotel. i had just stepped back from the, from the lobby. so it, thankfully of, i'm sorry t

but according to a u c riverside study, paying workers . more money could drive up food costs for consumers. the study also found that setting minimum wages between 22 $43 an hour would generate an increase of 60% in labor costs, ultimately hiking the price for the customer. california's measure would cover fast food restaurants with at least 100 establishments nationally. another freeway shooting in the bay area coming up what we know tonight after an off duty police officer was shot at while driving in morgan hill and obey area swimmer attempts. one of the most famous escapes in history of the 1962 prison break from alcatraz. his journey across san francisco bay. charged with hate crime and battery, prosecutors say an 18 year old woman wearing a headscarf was walking alone on castro street in mountain view last month when 43 year old to sabag ari called her a terrorist . prosecutors say glory also pulled the women's headscarf, then pushed her into a wall and then put her hands around her neck. mcgary faces separate charge of brandishing a

a new joint study from u. cnational center for atmospheric research finds a warmer atmosphere from climate change is putting california at risk of so called mega flights. tom vacar looks at what california is doing to prepare and how it's working to maximize rainfall to help with water supply. we can't do the same thing anymore. california must build as many desalination plants as possible as the city of antioch is doing right now because rain by itself is no longer reliable to fulfill the state's needs and yet unreliable rains threaten california with massive flooding atmospheric rivers. that are dumping massive amounts of rain overnight. the changes that we're seeing these accelerated impacts of climate change were not anticipated. 10 years ago, even five years ago, the newsome administration believes those intermittent delusions can be turned into an asset. we have to adapt to that new reality, and we have to change our approach so we can capture more of that storm water . in other words, expand existing rese

protests that is anti government and because of the ambulance dominance by extension, anti m p l a u c, a very hard cracked on, on this, there's very little breathing space. and then i think if we look at the election periods specifically we've seen stayed on media rainy, give biased reporting towards the m p l a. so you got the main t v news channel tpa. it basically just ran stories about the ruling party about the red. so if we look at some of the state newspapers as well, they made sure that all of the main stories were about the president for consecutive days. so we haven't really seen much of an improvement, although there was optimism at the beginning that this would be a little bit different and a little bit better. so gama, how difficult is life right now for ordinary and goldens in terms of the cost of living, the ability to access basic necessities well, the i think what we're going to know like we have like a 2020. we have 28000000 off 28000000 of people. 28 or 30. yes. 28000000 of people and the point, the level of it over the very, very, very high in one on the failure of

you know, the ip u. c. c. reports. most recently, in 2021 have projected something like a half a meter to a meter of sea level rise within the coming century. that's a larger number because it includes contributions from an article which you just mentioned and from the many smaller glaciers that are scattered around the planet, as well as a warming of ocean water, which expense it and contributes to sea level rise. so that's why it's a larger number this century is, is here. now, you know it, my son will live to experience a lot of this. what we're talking about today. it's a clear and present danger, isn't it? the thing is that the i was gonna ask about the pc and the difference in these figures because it's, this is an issue, isn't it is hard for the public to take. and one moment they'll hear it's bad news . the next moment here it was us, you know, how, how does the layman get a grip on, on what's going on and to be aware and to be concerned about what's happening because actually, it's so confusing that people jus

u. s. c's no issues, but the top speaker visiting tie one, which is apparently said to do on tuesday by trying to seem to move as a proof of experiencing the young genuine. china will certainly take a resolute response and effective countermeasures to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity. we need breaks, the algerian president says, the countries ready to join the alternative rapidly growing economic block. that's in contrast to usa alliances, which appear to be using global influence. opec secretary general describes russia as a vital member in the ally.

last friday, a superior court judge ruled that u c.ley could begin its long planned project to build student housing in people's park. you're looking at the pictures here ktvu is amanda quintana is out there right now she'll bring you more reports and pictures throughout the morning, right here on mornings onto san francisco school board member and a shoe has been admonished after a special board meeting. the public was given time to speak out before the board voted. it's insulting and appalling to say that latino families do not care about the education of their children. chronically absent, students are less likely to read it grade level less likely to graduate more likely to end up in prison . that's the problem. be offended by that. yeah shoot, took the microphone just before the vote. i said things that unintentionally perpetuated harmful stereotypes. i made a mistake. and i'm deeply sorry. moments later, the entire board, including shoe voted to admonish her, she'd the decision is only symbolic. only voters can decide if she will

u. s. recently said, well, we think is utilized the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves. the c u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. c's. israel is, it's client, stay as the chair in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. it's been 3 days since pelosi left taiwan. but tensions between china and the u. s. remain high in the wake of the us. how speakers controversial visit beijing launch military drills over the island, making good on its promise that taipei will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. hey, james military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of ty, one's northern, southern and eastern zones. china's armed forces also conducted drills in 6 zones surrounding the violence. beijing's military said the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade. c target a fall and airspace control, taipei couldn't den beijing as the evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of destroying the taiwan strait with military drills. washington has also

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the 25th against rival u c l a.. training for the program guide dogs for the blind that came out to raise awareness about that nonprofit. and it was also an opportunity for them to interact. i mean, who doesn't want to say hello to those sweet dogs, and then they those dogs and get comfortable around different people and sounds guide dogs for the blind hopes. the visit encourages others in the bay area to volunteer to raise puppies for that program. keep that football theme going here. the 49ers play the vikings and their second preseason game . that's tonight, minneapolis head coach kyle shanahan says starting quarterback trade lance and a number of other starters will likely sit this one out following their joint practice scrimmages with the vikings over the past couple of days. i like the way we did it this time. we didn't really prepare for him. we just showed up and it was like it was a different look for everybody. both teams, i think benefited from this. yeah. i didn't like it, too. i feel like it's a waste o

the statute that donald trump may have violated 18 u. s. c, 2071 has a disqualification provision, and this was passed after which are nixon. and it specifically says, in addition to a potential 3 year term and federal prison. that if you are convicted of violating this statute, you are prohibited from holding public office and is a question whether it is laws, unconstitutional or not because it's never been applied. but it's a real possibility that if trump is prosecuted, that he's prohibited from running in 2024, it's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world this morning . hundreds of government opponents have rallied in sri lanka, calling for an end to emergency laws and the dissolution of parliament. massive street protests forced the former president to quit last month. the new leader renewal vic rim a single was used as use emergency powers to arrest, protest firefighters in cuba, se they have finally gained control of a blaze of fuel depot that has raged for several days. officials described it as the worst fire

what's only possible the statute that donald trump may have violated 18 u. s. c. 207. 1 has a disqualification provision and this was passed after richard nixon. and it specifically says, in addition to a potential 3 year term and federal prison. that if you are convicted of violating this statute, you are prohibited from holding public office. that is a question whether this laws unconstitutional or not because it's never been applied. but it's a real possibility that if trump is prosecuted, that is prohibited from running in 2024. right, well, you're a lawyer. so what would you advise donald trump to do if you were his lawyer? now? i would advise him what his lawyers did when they're in the white house. don't rip up documents, don't flush them down the toilet. don't barnum don't take them all because there's no reason for you to be in this situation. the laws clear. you have to maintain these documents, give them to the national archives. if there's some reason that the document should be disposed of, the archivist has to make that decision, not you as a presid

at u. c s. because if you've gotten a skin tv test is the same kind of administration which is right under the surface of the skin. so you see a little bubble when you get the vaccine. this is not a vaccine when you're getting a tb test, but it's the same idea. between 1.6 million and 1.7 million americans are considered to be at the highest risk for contracting monkeypox vaccinating that group would require more than 3.2 million shots. white house officials say the smaller doses will multiply the current supply to more than two million doses. hopefully had a chance to get outdoors and enjoy the nice weather. this pattern is going to continue getting into your bay area wednesday. i do see a warming trend in the forecast, although it's a very subtle one. here's a look over san francisco where we have blue skies overhead, a little bit of cloud cover up over those east bay hills and a little bit of fog moving across the city of san francisco and through the bay right now. san francisco checking in

u. s. jenkins. reports from washington, d. c.e looking to speed up their response as the monkeypox outbreak intensifies. the cdc says there are about 31,000 cases worldwide, almost 9500 here in the us the most of any country. that's a 27% increase in just the past five days, prompting the white house to issue a new rule, making it easier for hard hit areas to request vaccine doses sooner, with demand still outpacing supply in most big cities, prevention from monkey pox is multi domain and so as people are working to get vaccine and we really want to give people options and clear guidance, but health officials say those shots are starting to get to where they need to be more than 670,000 have been shipped out so far, with another 400,000 coming soon in san francisco 10,000 vaccine appointments were filled in just a few hours. folks there say they're glad the feds are stepping up, but more needs to be done. i'm just glad that we live where we do that we can get their vaccines now or at least many of us, hopefully, more very soon. m