. >> up next here at 5:00, a serious accusation against the u.c. region.t a grad student says he did. >> plus, you're never too young to make a change in your community. what one bay area 5th grade class is doing to honor civil rights activist ruby bridges. >> finally, feeling like november outside. all of that cloud cover moving throughout the bay area, even some drizzle. i'll let you know when this clears out and the change for the weekend coming up in about five minutes. >>> tonight an nbc news exclusive. how surgeons use virtual reality to break up a groundbreaking operation for a two-year-old. like it or not, instagram testing changes aimed at taking the stress out of social media tonight. >>> a u.c. santa cruz grad student stopped the regents meeting today cold yesterday when she accused a region entitle of groping her at a 2014 u.c. dinner event. >> i do not drink and did not drink that night, but he did. at one point in the conversation, i was shocked to feel pressure on my upper thigh and looked down incredulous to find kiefer's hand firmly graspi

get the food best food. >> two years ago ann colter was scheduled to speak at u.c. berkley but it was because of ended in riots on and off the campuses. >> two more witnesses will testify in the impeachment hearings on capitol hill. a former top national security staffer and david homes. yesterday, e. ucht embassador gordon son dland testified dependent on investigation into former vice president owe biden and his son hunter. through his attorney rudy giuliani. >> was there a quid pro quo? >> as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> sondland also testified that everyone was in the loop about the pressures on ukraine including secretary of state mime pompeo, vice president mike pence, and former national security advisor john bolten. we will have live updates here on mornings on 2 and we will carry the hearings live and uninterrupted over on ktvu plus. >>> happening today in san francisco former president barack obama will speak today. the former president will share the spotlight with

u.c. san francisco and u.c.ttle will share $106 million to create a neurohub so that the universities can work together. the goal here is to find treatments for brain disorders including dementia, alzheimer's and parkinson's. the money comes from billionaire philanthropist joan and sanford wheel. >>> a towering image of greta thunberg is now on display after a musical unveiling in downtown san francisco. it is a 60-foot-tall portrait of the teen in union square. and the environmental non- profit one atmosphere is credited with sponsoring this art work. the organizers say the mural calls attention to thunberg's message. >> she doesn't want fanfare. she doesn't want attention. she doesn't want accolades, but we know that she is an inspiring person and by putting her up on this massive mural, we're going to help people to pay attention to her message. >> the artist who painted the mir rail is named nino coul bray. he is the same muralist who parented a aimage -- an image of robbins williams on market street last ye

u.c. irvine are facing charges. 18-year-old noah domingo died at a party. the toxicology report says his blood alcohol level was about point 33 at the time of his death. each of the five fraternity members charged are on the lease of the fraternity house and were charged with the midcount by allowing a party or gathering where underaged drinking was permitted. >>> there's another increase in the number of documented cases of vaping related illnesses here in the united states. the centers for disease control and prevention says 1,888 confirmed or probably cases have been reported now in 49 states. this includes 37 deaths. not a single ingredient electric cigarette or vaping device has been linked to all the illnesses and most people who got sick say they vaped products containing thc. >>> she's hoping to become only the second woman to be elected da in san francisco. after a break, what interim da suzy laughlin's plans are. >> giving you a live look across the bay area where temperatures ar

u.c. san francisco and u.c. berkley along with the university of seattle and washington to create a neurohub so that the universities can work together. the goal is to find brain treatment for disorders. the money comes from billionaire philanthropist bill and joan. >>> a 17-year-old boy in michigan is believed to be the first person in this country to get a double lung transplant after vaping caused irreversible damage. the unidentified team was admitted to the hospital september 6th. his condition worsened and ultimately doctors determined his lungs had no chance of healing. the transplant was conducted last month and the teen has since been taken off the ventilator. doctors are concerned about the potential risks associated with vaping. >> this is not just the unlucky one. this is happening way too much for us to, you know, turn our heads to this. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says they have confirmed 39 fatalities and more than 2000 illnesses linked to vaping nationwide. >> a bay area exi

we were employed at u.c. medical center.nd during that period of time, we had to start a civil rights movement on campus for equality. and it was at that period in time that i met mr. johnson. later on, i realized that the two of us are both veterans, both united states navy, and my relationship with him over the years and remembrance of his leadership and our organization, the u.c.f. black caucus, is more than a milestone for generations to come, to learn from. so thank you for considering mr. johnson for the naming of the david johnson photo lab. on behalf of my family, and residents here in san francisco, and also the neighborhood, thank you. >> president buell: thank you very much. >> clerk: anyone else that would like to speak before i call mr. johnson up? okay. david and jackie johnson. >> san francisco rec and park commissioners, general manager phil ginsburg, thank you for this honor and consideration. we deeply appreciate the support and effort, especially of a staff, especially from sarah medellin and lamonte bisho

. >> reporter: fliers promoting next week's ann coulter audio event at u.c. berkeley are nowhere to be found on message boards tonight. a woman was caught on camera removing some of them this afternoon. >> i'm saving the safety of a lot of students. >> reporter: republican brad develin said he hopes people who removed the fliers come to the talk. >> these leftist students have not been exposed to conservative ideas and conservative points of view. >> reporter: coulter is a right wing pundit and best selling author. develin said his liberal classmates can learn from her point of view. >> it just becomes a power dynamics game. we can no longer have rational discussions and debates with one another, and that's all we are trying to do with having ann coulter come back to berkeley. >> reporter: coulter canceled an event two years ago due to security concerns. while it's clear some students don't want her at cal, others say they are willing to listen. >> i can definitely understand how some communities on the campus might feel offended or scared by having her here.

we have a march from city hall to u.c. hastings, where we held it last year, as well. it's going to be at 5:30 to 6:00 for the march and a celebration at 6:00 at u.c. hastings. and i would like to invite folks to come to our annual trans giving event. i think it's official that san francisco was the very first city that had a drop-in center for the transgender community, and that was trans pride, so that was trans at that time. and we do this wonderful brunch for our community on thanksgiving day itself from 11:00 to 2:00, and we'd love to see folks who could like to serve or like to help out or just, you know, talk with all the clients that we have at trans tribe. i'd like to also mention the trans pride board is here, who we just brought somebody new on board, our president, carol and anjalie. we're going to rock s.f. pride and make sure we are there, so everybody, thank you so much. [applause] >> so before we continue, i would love to just take a moment of silence and really honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. now, i'd like to thank

and then other classes focus on classes that are transferrable to u.c. and c.s.u.s, and some popular courses are around general sciences, gender study. and c.p.r. is a very common, very requested class. it's a one-day class, but it's also something that's required in many careers, so it's a very popular class, as well. [inaudible] >> okay. yeah. and then, some of the ones that are around ethnic groups, as well. >> and for the paid internships, it looks like the child care is the only internship available at this time. is there any additional internship opportunities or what does that look like in terms of offering expanding in terms of actual exposure? >> and child care is another actual class. but yes, there is planned -- there's already two in the works for next summer. one is around biotech, like i mentioned before where it's going to be specifically for african american students and it's going to be a paid internship, along with a class, and then we're working on a health initiative, as well, and then we're meeting with city college health department

the u.c. system could have received another $100 million to add vans educational and research efforts. the developer paid $203 per squarely foot for a unique piece of property in a prestigious location. it has fully installed utilities, gas, electricity, water, sewer, transit and has shopping and services and an office building, if it were fully rented could generate $200 million per year in rental revenue. so, for example, unimproved lands in san francisco, utilities in the revenue and sells between 250 and $480 of square foot. land with revenue introducing buildings begin at $1200 per square foot. based on the above 3333 california street has a fair market value of between -- i should move it. $425 per square foot and up to $500 per square foot even at i discounted rate. based on the above, we would request that the board of supervisors require the 10% of the units in this project, 75, be affordable housing for middle income families and to have that included in the project. thank you, very

. >>> well this morning calm is restored on the u.c. berkley campus. that is following a night of protests and arrest. demonstrators opposed the appearance of ann colter. an estimated 1000 people formed a human chain outside wheeler hall delaying the start of her speech. live on the uc campus this morning. talking about the aftermath. it does look calm there this morning. >> pam, good morning to you that's right. as animated as things were, there were fireworks within as one demonstrator voiced her opposition to colter directly was on stage. usa! usa! >> that exchange and the chanting took place directly after coulter started talking about. the woman who was eventually arrested and removed from inside the event is one of its members. meanwhile, outside wheeler hall, a human chain as some protesters arrived at 7:00 in the evening and tried to shut down the coulter campus appearance. the speech is really spreading a message of division that is t they were not able to stop the event. ey did delay it by abou minutes. campus officials say they're pleaseded

i got a bachelor degree at u.c. berkeley and i lived far from high school and went to community college first and got my masters degree and living in berk re. i'm an artist and engage in the arts and music. and when the outreach office contacted my father and i guess 2015, he called to tell me about this program and they said it's a scam. it's a scam. i know it's awful in the bay area to find remotely affordable housing if you are in the arts and i teach at a college as a lecturer and so it's kind of scattered work but to return my father here and mother through their daughter. so i thought it was a scam. and even when my father kept pushing me to look into it, when i did, brooke was working in sonia's position and i was skeptical but i sent in my birth certificate and got this certificate mailed to me. i remained skeptical. i thought what kind of program could this be? it doesn't make sense. ultimately, i was called by thie these people calling me? what is their motive. and so, the private investigators who reached

my name's kimberly chow, and i'm a graduate student currently studying at u.c. school of pharmacy, and i grew up here and attending schools here during my adolescence? i know we talked about classes but i'd like to talk about mental health and mental health in education? many students experience anxiety from juggling class, work, professional responsibilities as well as interpersonal relationships? one study reported that over 60% of college students report overall anxiety and over 22% were diagnosed professionally with a mental disorder. as mentioned, many students participating in dual enrollment are high achieving self-starters or individuals who are getting a head start on their futures. often these students may not be open to seeking mental health resources offered, whether it's because of stigma of mental health or having to maintain a facade of being a well adjusted young adult. i think it's vital for city college to address mental health initiatives and reach out to these specific student cohort and help educate them about the specific resources availabl

. >>> the u.c. berkley campus calm again after big protests on the campus last night against the appearance by political commentator ann colter. ktvu's jesse gary. >> dave, good morning to you and a quiet morning here at u.c. berkley after anger and opposition to one person's free speech led to six people getting arrested during an evening demonstration here on the campus. let's go ahead and take a look at our video. for people who were dis0obeying at the rules of the campus. colter was on campus to give a speech about immigration reform and most of those protesting saying she's spreading a message that's saying anti- immigrant at its core. they're pleased there were only six arrests they were able to protect free speech on all sides of this devicive issue. >> it was an event where people got to listen to her. that's what they wanted to do or protest her that's what t view it as being a successful event on the campus. >> the campus group berkley college republicans invited colter to speak at the sch

. >> also tension last night on the u.c. berkley campus as ann colter a how university officials tried to keep the peace out there >>> this is mornings on 2. >> november 21st i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark winds still an issue but steve paulson in his office. >> you can even see east bay and also in marin county north. the strong wind is kicking out. lots of sunshine today and temperatures in the 60s. they're starting off and 50s. highs today 57. sal's looking at his screen and he's going to say... >> things are getting a little more crowded out there and i'm seeing that. right now traffic continues to look okay if you're driving in from the altamonte pass. there is some slow traffic in

u.c. and cal state schools are reviewing the use of standardized tests over the last year.early 50 schools made s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores optional. >>> now to a story we told you about last week. marin voters will decide on a new tax to prevent wildfires. supervisors had a tax proposal for the march ballot and if approved it would raise $20 million a year. how much it would pay would be based on the size of the home. a typical house that is 1800 square-feet would pay $180. the prevention authority is supporting that measure. >>> speaking of the fires and the danger. the good news is we have rain coming into the area. >> we have one last day of the concerns with wildfires because of the gusty winds and dry conditions. and we're very anxious to see this cold front that will be coming in. it is about time because it has been so dry recently. as we take a live look outside in dublin. and we could still see the trees kind of waving there as we've seen some gusty winds picking up at times but it is mostly for the upper elevations when we've seen the winds gusting. tempur enjoying

. >> tonight ann coulter active on twitter about her appearance at u.c. berkeley last night. that's the video you are seeing here. among her tweets this evening, the conservative political pundit tweeted there were thousands of people at cal that tried to attack me. five people were arrested. three of them students. one person who had a ticket to the event was hurt in a scuffle, but is okay. >> she drove her car right into a dollar tree store. now police are trying to figure out why. police say a 71-year-old woman crashed her car through the store front in vallejo this afternoon, sending groceries and customers flying. paramedics ended up taking six customers to the hospital. luckily none of them were seriously hurt. >> and i this loud crash, sounded like a bomb. and before i knew it, a car tou me and i ended up on the floor. >> that dollar tree will reopen tomorrow. >> tonight, the search continues for a hit and run driver who killed a bicyclist in san jose. the crash happened around 5:45 a.m. on old bay shore highway off 880. police say the driver was in this truck. you can

a u.c. cartographer drafted a new map projection with the pacific at the center.onio bolivar, a talented san francisco architect, worked on this project for six months. took a long time to make. the founders of pacific house had long range plans and the fountains was facilitated in sections to allow moving it after the fair. very important point. in this cartoon by sotomayor, the child seems to be enjoying the fountains. he's leaning over the rim of the fountain, looking at the map. enormous pacific house maps were also created by mexican artist miguel covarrobias. this is from a little booklet that sotomayor made. that's sotomayor on the left and covarrubias on the right. and just to put sotomayor in the context of art, on the left is lucien laboe, sotomayor, and other people involved in the art in the fair in 1939 and 1940. the fair ended in 1940. the navy moved onto treasure island, demolished pacific house and relocated the fountain to a remote area of the island. unfortunately, the navy also cemented the pieces together. it removed there for almost 50 years,

they are planning to walk picket lines at all u.c. campuses. members of skny. wage demands are unreasonable. >>> after losing their paradise home in the camp fire last year, the family's new house burned dealing them a new setback they say they're taking steps to get through it all. >> again. it's happened too pamela howl and her family again. >> i think i was just so in shock. >> my step mom sent them a text saying it's an emergency. i literally said there's a fire. i called it. and then they told me i'm like i just couldn't think. >> too much to wrap his mind around, a week shy of one year. since this family suffered what they thought would be the biggest loss of their lifetime, fire consuming their two story house that used to stand here in paradise. >> there's fires all the time. we're not going to evacuate we'll ride it out and then we walked outside and it went from daylight to nighttime. i figured we'd be back so i left a box of important paper work and we had just been on vacation and so all of the souvenirs which were christmas presents in the box next

and u.c. san francisco and u.c.b. they will search for cures for dementia, realize and the million comes from a billion snare philanthropist. he is a ceo of citi group. >>> the first public hearing into president trump's impeachment inquiry is underway. and the law professor breaks down the democratic plan and the republican defense. >>> police, is your stress building over holiday shopping? what some parents are willing to do to put the christmas present under the christmas tree. >>> i believe in you more than anyone or anything. >> and before the highly anticipated sequel comes to theatres, we sit down with one of the artists from "frozen 2". >>> well, you know "frozen 2" will be huge in my house. i have daughters. do you have sons? it will be a nighs for your house. >> i am the only person in the world who has not seen the

and jeff has been a person i went to undergrad with at u.c. berkeley. back in those days he had the make-up of what he was today even then. he was working for affirmative action and we were all part of that. it was great to see 40 years later, we all continued to do that kind of work. so important for us to carry that legacy. with your commissions, your land use committee, he does embrace some of these commissions including affordable housing when we discussed about how to get back. included also in his non-traditional way as a public defender he deals with immigrant rights, something that your other public defenders did not include, all the ancillary rights that are not included usually, but how to sustain what comes about. with that i support the changing of the name. just please, understand he would love to have the public defender named after him, but i think equally in the alley where a lot of issues are hidden, he would be proud of that as well. >> i am retired from san francisco city and county public health. i am a homeowner and resident of san

many of our students are graduating with ds, and while they are graduating, they're not graduating and u.c. eligible, therefore, not competitive in the world after high school. we want adults to transform their mindsets, to raise standards and expectations for african american students. >> we are asking all sfusd sites be required to attend the pupil services acclimate team committees. currently two of us sitting on this dais attend and we find information valuable for all schools to have access to. again, we want all sfusd staff to be mandated to take or attend implicit bias training. >> we're asking that sfusd mandate training plans for cohorts of african elementary students at every school. many of us were part of this conversation that was happening in some of our west side schools a while ago, and we believe in order to look at the whole child and to serve the whole child to increase academic outcomes, these plans must be in place. lastly, we want to thank the board of education for passing the equity studies resolution, which will ensure that black history will be acknowledged and ce

i've had about six patients almost that i've shared with doctors of the county and at u.c. and being able to reach into these records and really do a much better job for the patient, it's astonishing, how having these systems that used to be siloed and vulcanized be all one. it makes such a difference in a great outcome. i want to congratulate everyone involved and say as the few epic go lives that i've seen have been -- your team is spectacular and awesome. i think there's a show where there's a gold buzzer or something -- i think you deserve a gold buzzer. >> thank you. i'll happily try and accept that comment, having only been here myself only 90 or 100 days. but it's obvious what a full court press there was by every part of this organization to be ready for epic and it totally paid off. >> if i may add to that, i do think it's important that we recognize the people who aren't in the room and worked on this for many years and no longer with d.p.h. i want to acknowledge director garcia's leadership. alice chen who was committed to this and made a lot of this happen. and

u.c. bank of americay student connor ryan is leaving town early to visit his parents in auburn. >> i heard there's snow up where i live which is 2,000' elevation. >> and the snow in the sierras transcended drivers overnight. interstate 80 was closed near tahoe. the chp responding upwards of 50 crashes. if you plan on driving to tahoe, chains are required. >> if you can delay it a day, day and a half please do because you're just going to come up here and get stuck with everyone else. >> slow down, avoid tailgating and just be patient. aaa is producing record breaking numbers for travelers on the road and in the air this year. christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a new report says the state of california made more than 51 (5) 100-0000 during the most recent fiscal year selling user data. according to the website the dmv sold drivers' names, and car registration information. the dmv spokes person says they are in compliance with california law. the agency says insurance companies, car manuf

the executive director of u.c.center for law and technology says this new case gives new reason to be vigilant against inside threats sgloouf to be increasingly thoughtful about how much you keep and how you keep it and what is personally identifiable. what is encrypted, who has  access to it in terminally. >> thsaudi national who groomed the two employees is in the inner circle of the saudi crowned prince. twitter is reacting saying, quote, our company limits access to sensitive accounts information to a limited group of trained and vetted employees. >>> state attorney general wants a san francisco superior court to face facebook privacy practices since last year. he accuses facebook to failure of properly answer questions. >> those are serious allegations when you consider the personal information that we all supply to facebook every single day. >> facebook knows some of the most intimate details of our lives. >> now facebook responded by saying it has cooperated extensively with the state investigation by prov

we also showed the photos to bob, a professor at u.c.y who has been studying disasters for decades. >> i said oh, my goodness. the welfare of an entire community hanging by that hook. >> reporter: bea says this kind of extreme damage doesn't happen over night. he says the steel was worn down over time by what engineers call fretting corrosion. >> one surface wears into the other surface. takes a long time to develop, high stresses and sometimes water. >> reporter: and you've got all that here? >> yes. >> reporter: and it's not just the hooks. look at the steel plate that held one of those hooks in place on one of the towers. >> just amazing that it was still up in the air with that much damage. >> reporter: mulkey questions how pg&e could have missed that level of damage. >> that level of damage makes me wonder about the whole inspection. what the heck is going on? you're not finding things that should be obvious and are things that are absolutely critical. how much more is there out there? >> we sent these pictures to pg&e and asked jus

. >> i actually saw the president when i graduated from u.c. irvin. so it's just cool to be able to see him again in a different context. somewhat who's a little bit more older and wiser. >> people were waiting and a line that snacked around the masconi center. >> i'm looking forward to being elm. >> video recording was not allowing but it was easy to see the auditorium managed an 8,000 seat capacity. for an hour long chat on a variety of topics. and climate change. >> dream force is full of speakers. we even have amelia clark, mother of dragons coming tomorrow. >> he's a great public speaker. obviously the former president is something i've always wanted to do. just the way he is with public speaking and really admires people is what i'm looking to get out of it. >> also to note this afternoon u.s. soccer star and olympian megan live in san francisco christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >> not only is the former president the big draw for many people in the area he's also a big fundraiser for the democratic party overall. headlines a dnc event. we sent

the one day strike will be at u.c. medical center and uc davis. patients affected by the strike have already been notified. >>> time is 6:09. oakland school board meeting will be open to the public. earlier this month, the school district closed the meeting to the public because protests were threatening not long after protesters jumped over a barricade and six people were arrested. the protesters were because of a huge budget deficit. >>> san francisco supervisor gordon mar has announced a city college expansion. beginning with the spring term. scheduled for 11:30 this morning on judith street. >>> still ahead honoring the late san francisco mayor ed lee. to remain part of sfo's international terminal. >> seen in more than 50 years. we'll talk about the impact on that popular tourist destination. >>> we have problems on the bay bridge i'm going to show you a crash here on the -- just west of treasure island on that upper deck there it's beginning to affect traffic at the toll plaza and i'll give you some alternatives that may save you some time.