. >>> freshmen applications at u.c. services are down after a year. the decline involves high school graduates in california, out of state, and international students as well. but administrators report that the number of transfer students applying to u.c. increased almost 5%. i can tell you why. it's expensive and hard to get in. sal, a lot of people are going to community colleges for two years and then transferring to u.c.. >> it is a good idea in my humble opinion to do that and then get your general ed out of the way and then go to the u.c. school for your upper division courses. just one man talking as steve likes to say. >>> let's go out and take a look at the commute here on highway 37. i want to show you it looks like i may have dialed in the gilroy commute by accident. there's a crash on highway 37 that's been there for awhile where a big rig and a car got stuck together. there were no injuries which is good but it really is affecting the commute. we don't see a lot of slow traffic here on the commute. you can see on 80, pardon me, from valle

the patient is now being treated at u.c. davis medical center. this latest infection brings the total number of cases in america to at least 60. more than 81,000 cases worldwide. but at least 47 countries are now reporting confirmed cases. more being added every day. what do we know about this new case in california. >> well, doctors are being tight lipped about this patient in california but we do know they were transferred from another northern california hospital. this comes as the white house is trying to down play the risk for americans. >> president trump looked to ease fears over the coronavirus outbreak. >> because of all we have done the risk to the american people looks low. >> mr. trump tapped vice president mike pence to head the administration's response. >> we're ready to adapt and we're ready to do whatever we have to. >> you have directed this team to take all steps necessary to continue to ensure the health and wellbeing of the american people. >> health officials though warned more infections are likely. >> the trajectory of wha

we spoke with u.c. berkeley public health. >> there is an individual in our community exposed to someone who may have been somewhat symptomatic, certainly not enough to put them in a hospital or maybe someone who didn't have symptoms but was carrying the virus and could potentially spread it. >> since we've had such limited availability of the testing and they needed to meet such strict criteria to be tested, we have not found out about these community transmission cases before. >> we saw this employee wearing a face mask. he says he's very concerned about the patient in quarantine. >> people make jokes about it all the time but i didn't know it was that serious. that's in sacrento. >> reporter: boss baecause the patient didn't meet cdc criteria, the test was not initially given. precautions were taken the moment that patient arrived. president trump today named vice president mike pence to head up the u.s. response to the virus. live in sacramento tonight, kne >> and you can find the latest development

we spoke with u.c. berkeley public health. >> there is an individual in our community exposed to someone who may have been somewhat symptomatic, certainly not enough to put them in a hospital or maybe someone who didn't have symptoms but was carrying the virus and could potentially spread it. >> since we've had such limited availability of the testing and they needed to meet such strict criteria to be tested, we have not found out about these community transmission cases before. >> we saw this employee wearing a face mask. he says he's very concerned about the patient in quarantine. >> people make jokes about it all the time but i didn't know it was that serious. that's in sacramento. >> reporter: boss baecause the patient didn't meet cdc criteria, the test was not initially given. precautions were taken the moment that patient arrived. president trump today named vice president mike pence to head up the u.s. response to the virus. live in sacramento tonight, kne >> and you can find the latest developme

it will in their event there's a large amount of evidence related to the word that the u.c. global company carried out while providing security services to the embassy the company's e-mails indicate priority is knowledge goals including mr assad his lawyers his doctors and ecuadorian diplomats themselves there's also evidence that they gave the gathered information to u.s. intelligence these are hundreds if not thousands of images of past documents on the visits of mr assad photos of visas entry and exit stamps they also installed bugs inside the embassy one of them was placed on a fire extinguisher in the meeting room listening to voice recorded many hours of mr sanders meetings which led to reinforce the case mr sloan suspected that they were spying on him and started holding his meetings at the back of the building in the female restroom as soon as they discovered it they installed the 2nd microphones there. julian size was arrested in london in april last year and is serving a 15 week sentence for skipping bail back in 2012 he also faces extradition to the u.s. on espion

. >> and, a labor strike continues at u.c. santa cruz this morning. the latest against graduate students who are demanding a raise. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. leadership that makes a difference. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence, and again to improve education for every child. obama: i want to thank the mayor of this great city, mayor bloomberg, for his extraordinary leadership. i share your determination to bring this country together to finally make progress for the american people. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg, and i approve this message. fisn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardle

at u.c. berkeley yeah like for a tailor that was a career highlight for me to be able to go and do that they invited me to do the commencement speech at u.c. berkeley and it was in 2017th and it was interesting is when when i 1st said yes i thought it was going to be in at the greek theater up there was season $5000.00 people well come to find out who's going to be admit morial stadium the seats 45000 people and so i was intimidated as somebody who loves being in front of people i was intimidated it's a big big crowd and i tell you larry they listened and i was i also was happy and proud that i was able to give a message of saying listen exactly he said about the freedom of speech he said look you've got people like ann coulter and some other people that are on the far right who want to come and speak here i always say let them speak because i think their own words will sink them. and finally who's going to be sworn in on inauguration day 2020. who's going to be sort of us and the 2020. let's

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they represent 27,000 u.c. workers across ten campuses. they are now the third u.c. union to endorse sanders for president. the mercury news and east bay times have endorsed amy klobuchar for president. in an editorial piece published today by both papers, the board wrote klobuchar provides, the best opportunity for california democrats who want to win back the presidency. klobuchar has gained support since coming in third place in the new hampshire primary. >> facebook is now allowing a type of paid political message that is side stepped many of the rules governing political ads. the change involves what facebook calls branded content, sponsored items by users. the policy change comes days d after michael bloomberg exploited a loophole to run campaign messages on the accounts of popular instagram personaliti personalities. >> the california primary is next month. before you vote, you'll want to check out our abc 7 original series "chasing california." the latest episode about the importance of climate change just came out yesterday. >> flowers, chocolates and weddin

without that course, my chances of getting accepted to u.c. berkeley have been lowered. what is happening at city college? >> my name is stephanie mckaller. i'm speaking to you from the english department. a former student myself and as a queer identified woman in faculty. if we care about student completion, we need to care about all of these classes that were cut. these are the classes that offer reflections of the stories and histories of our student body. visual arts, creative writing, and dance classes offer spaces for these students to tell and celebrate their own stories. nurturing the cells that often get ignored and marginalized in other spaces. they also allow people who are marginalized every day to tap into their resilience. my students have expressed similar experiences. i had a student who shared with me that they identified as trans. they were struggling and considering suicide. they said seeing me who identified as queer that they were able to do some important healing. they were not the first student to share a story like this and i doubt they will be th

some of you have heard about the time when the chinese the u.c. san diego students to protest the dalai lama. or last august when a former governor of mississippi received whert from a tkphragt hreatening to cancel a chinese investment if he chose to travel to taiwan. anyway. last year a high school in taiwanese invited a person after chinese pressure. thing to pressure the secretary of state of the united states of america. to go s something else after a high school principal. shows s depth, it systemitization and intent. chinese communist party officials are cultivating county schoolwith board members and politicians through sister city programs. the chinese competition is something you know and sits in but you of your mind have many duties and you are busy people. but there is well under way and may seem like local matters to some the cumulative national of enormous importance and international significance. ur public educational institutions are another arena of competition with china. governors you don't run them but you often have impact on

. >> one of those patients is in serious condition at u.c. davis. now 124 health care workers there, including at least 36 nurses, they are under self-quarantine at home because of the possibility that they were exposed to that patient. worldwide, there are more than 85,000 cases. global health officials have not yet labelled this a pandemic, an n audio obtained by cnn, agriculture secretary sonny purdue, he uses the term in a moment that's out of sync with other trump administration officials. they're trying to downplay the fears. listen -- >> the virus just because logistics, therefore it's not getting to work, the confinement of that. we're seeing the dribble-back now. they're seeing evidence of unloading taking place, and hopefully we can get past this coronavirus pandemic very quickly and get back to the trade. >> let's say this, it's not clear if the secretary just simply misspoke, but it's not a term used by the white house or any government health officials. >> the world health organization says coronavirus has, quote, pandemic potential. >>

the reaction from the u.c. president as graduate students demand a raise. i thought steyer was brilliant in that moment. we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this party is diversity. when a kid succeeds in columbia, south carolina - in las vegas, nevada - that is a triumph for every american. people don't know tom steyer. i've known tom steyer for fifteen years. his commitment on racial justice and social justice is rock solid. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. leadership that makes a difference. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence, and again to improve education for every child. obama: i want to thank the mayor of this great city, mayor bloomberg, for his extraordinary leadership. i share your determination to bring this country together to finally make progress for the american people. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg, and

u.c. berkley campus. the first was at noon yesterday where a mail carrier was assaulted and robbed. the second robbery happened less than a mile away. u.c. berkley aren't releasing many details except to say they're looking for two people armed heading north on oxford. >>> a 44-year-old man is in custody after police say he robbed a san francisco bank twice. police say tattoos on 44-year- old larry henly's hand cracked the case. he was charged with robbing a wells fargo bank in november and then again in december. he got away with $4,500 cash. . >>> police in san mateo have issued a warning to car owners in response to a recent spike in cad littic converter thefts across the city. be careful if you park your car on the street overnight. they contain recyclable material that can be scrapped. >>> calling for tougher penalty for people who break into people's cars. assemblyman canton choo says says the loss of these devices causes real economic hardship and stress for many people. >>> you kno

. >> and the labor strike continues at u.c. santa cruz this morning.he latest threat by the president president who are demanding cost of living pay raises. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:24. and, graduate students are demanding a cost of living wage of $1,400 a month. janet palatano is threatening them to go. . >> i might get deported. if i'm terminated from my employment i won't get tuition fees. >> the graduate students and the faculty members say supporting them will face huge consequences if she chooses to follow through. >>> the celebration of the 50th anniversary of san francisco's pride p

court case is currently underway in spain investigating a security firm hired by the ecuadorians called u.c. global as the madrid based paper has reported you see global had and his lawyers under constant video and audio surveillance and then made that material available to u.s. intelligence agencies including the cia the company also broke into the phone service centers visitors at the embassy. was one of. we were asked to leave our foreign reception and we were thought that no one would have access our phone. but. i mean just because i got the pictures of my former complete. and they got access to the car they basically went to. operation julian assange and all these. journalists are lawyers doctors you're expect this kind of. this democracy mr sanchez right to confidential conversations with his own legal defense was breached . the united states government which is very aggressively pursuing him on trumped up charges has had access to his legal defense strategy and frankly the fact that they have said that that won't be used is insufficient because they have had access to that informatio

in one e-mail the head of u.c. global rights quite openly. another regular visitor to the embassy is a songes lawyer to martinez who scored meeting a songes defense against the us from spain. will. see. it a lot more mr a son was always very concerned about being listened in on. but i want them i personally asked the security staff several times whether the cameras that were installed everywhere could also record audiotape see the us case and count on him bless us then. get up on all this was always denied they might take a look wouldn't that mean they maybe didn't know. in the end we had all our conversations in the ladies' restrooms because mr assad was so worried about being heard but chata. according to one of the staff the security firm installed a bug in the ladies' room shortly afterwards behind this box. and in the meeting room a bug was fitted inside the fire extinguisher. that's ok and even confidential communication between a lawyer and client is a fundamental right in every democratic country of the world as opposed to material se

. >>> u.c. berkley is trying to set the record straight on coronavirus threats. hundreds of people turned out last night on a seminar about the illness. dr. art ringold had a mixed message for students. while the coronavirus is a serious problem in many parts of the world he says wealthy states have the capability to prevent the disease from spreading in large numbers. >> even if we have a rare event of someone transmitting to someone here in the united states that we're not going to see large community outbreak. >> if i have better knowledge about it i could prepare for them and possibly just let other people know about what the situation is. >> dr. ringold says despite increased efforts to quickly develop a vaccine, he does not believe there will be one readily available for at least a year. >>> the annual chinese new year parade in san francisco set for tomorrow night. and while some communities cancelled new year events because of the coronavirus, san francisco is not. they're going full speed ahead. ktvu's rob roth talked to city leaders about those concerns

the woman was first at north bay vaca valley hospital before being transferred to u.c. davis medical center where she is right now. 84 healthcare workers from the vaca valley hospitals are at home and self monitoring for the disease after coming into contact with the patient. three davis students are under quarantine and they were all roommates on campus. one of the students showed mild symptoms and being tested by the centers for disease control and prevention. the other two are being isolated. >>> there are members of congress now working on a bill to fund the federal response. say lar henry is on capitol hill with that part of the story. >> reporter: this morning, members of congress met with health officials on the virus spread but some left early complaining democrats were criticizing the trump administration's response. >> they need to be solving the problem, not making political points. >> reporter: democrats in today's briefing said they were short on facts. they are critical of vice president mike pence who might be trying to muzzle health officials. >> pence s

meanwhile, in a neighboring county, three u.c. mild symptoms of coronavirus. california governor gavin newsom says the state is prepared >> we have to meet this moment with a sense of urgency and conviction >> reporter: this morning, the thin line between panic and caution, as doctors scramble to figure out how one woman got sick and if others are exposed with the possible community spread of the virus, more and more cities are preparing for potential outbreaks. doctors say the overall risk to the public is low and people should protect themselves as they do against the flu every winter guys, back to you. >> all right, miguel almaguer there for us thank you. >>> now, to south carolina and tomorrow's high-stakes democratic primary there a new poll has former vice president joe biden with a 20-point lead over bernie sanders. biden is counting on strong african-american support, in what is seen as a must-win state for him. some of the candidates have moved on from south carolina to campaign in those super tuesday states, where michae

without that course, my chances of getting accepted to u.c. berkeley have been lowered. what is happening at city college? >> my name is stephanie mckaller. i'm speaking to you from the english department. a former student myself and as a queer identified woman in faculty. if we care about student completion, we need to care about all of these classes that were cut. these are the classes that offer reflections of the stories and histories of our student body. visual arts, creative writing, and dance classes offer spaces for these students to tell and celebrate their own stories. nurturing the cells that often get ignored and marginalized in other spaces. they also allow people who are marginalized every day to tap into their resilience. my students have expressed similar experiences. i had a student who shared with me that they identified as trans. they were struggling and considering suicide. they said seeing me who identified as queer that they were able to do some important healing. they were not the first student to share a story like this and i doubt they will be th

. >> reporter: arthur ryan gold is a professor of public health at u.c. berkeley.said one of the reasons the sites is being set up is because of a series of infections at a company webasto in germany by somebody who didn't have any symptoms. >> you're really only infectious if you have symptoms, we can try and limit our aggressive efforts to those people who are sick, coughing, sneezing, whatever it is. but if i can transmit infection to you while i feel fine, that really changes the nature of things. >> reporter: people taking the sites like travis air force base will be monitored 14 days. in san francisco, the consul general of china joined a news conference in chinatown and urged calm along with city leaders. >> i think it's the right time to let people know that there is no reason for over reaction. >> there are no confirmed cases in the city and county of san francisco. we are monitoring a handful of individuals who are returned from wuhan. >> reporter: and beginning tomorrow evening, they're going to be new travel restrictions at u.s. ports of entry. any fore

jason's mayor of u.c. was there as well and steinmeier stressed the importance of standing up for peace standing up for humanity and that's what thousands of people in the city did later this afternoon when they came out into the streets even though it was raining it was very cold out here at 6 o'clock 2 stands hand in hand in a human chain through the whole city center of grace. to stand up to show and demonstrate the commitment to good. democracy to tolerance and to humanity our rights my colleague leon even hammerstein there in dresden clearly thank you very much. i join me here the big table tonight to help us put dresden the bombing and its commemoration in a in a broader context as my colleague frank hoffman good to see you frank would you say that the role of the drugs did in the bombing would you say it's more important to today's politics than it has ever been i would say that maybe the context is a different one in times when right wing populists trying to gain ground when it comes to the essence

deteriorated, doctors inserted a breathing tube, and she was on a ventilator when she was transferred to u.c. davis medical center for specializedtd today, california goor newsom declined to say where the woman had been while she was contagious. >> the people that have been in contact with this individual have the right to know and in real time, they are. >> reporter: california also has an issue with its stockpile of protective masks for medical workers. many are expired. but the state is seeking permission to use them anyway. battles against the virus are ramping up around the world, across at least 48 countries with infections now on every continent, except antarctica. in japan, all schools in the country will be closed until late march. and now, the pacific fleet is ordering all ships leaving high- risk countries to quarantine at sea for 14 days. california is now monitoring roughly 8400 people who arrived on flights from asia. there is also an urgent need here for more coronavirus test kits. the state currently only has about 200. the c.d.c. is rushing to send more. norah. >> o'donnell:

intelligence agency and the ecuadorian embassy officials have declined to comment and the director of u.c. global says the information regarding the case is confidential r.t. has spoken with junior songes lawyer who has been attending the trial he claims the company shared thousands of documents with the cia. exists only when there is a large amount of evidence related to the word global company carried out while providing security services and embassy the company's e-mails indicate priority knowledge goals including mr saunders lawyers doctors and ecuadorian diplomats themselves there's also evidence that they gave the gathered information to u.s. intelligence these are hundreds if not thousands of images of. documents on the visits of mr songs and photos visas entry and exit stamps they also installed blogs inside the embassy one of them was placed on a fire extinguisher in the meeting room listening to voices cool did many hours of mr sound use meetings which led to reinforce the case it was just on suspected that they were spying on him and started holding his meetings at the back of

. >> reporter: u.c. diego health says it's currently treating two coronavirus patients, and another is under investigation. all three of them arrived on that evacuation flight from china last week. they were under quarantine just up the road at marine corps air station. norah. >> o'donnell: carter, thank you. there's another virus the centers for disease control is worried about. today we learned the u.s. is in the middle of one of the worst flu seasons for children. the c.d.c. says 92 children have died since last fall. that's the highest total at this point in the year in the past decade. and there's now a second wave of cases. overall about 14,000 americans have died from flu this season. tonight, disturbing new details are emerging in the death of a young faye swetlik in south carolina. the six-year-old's body was found yesterday, three days after she went missing. janet shamlian on what we've learned about a man at the center of the investigation. >> reporter: people stopped to leave flowers in faye

really well of the country despite being a cycling loving country until recently colombia didn't have a u.c. . race the traditional 2 were known as well as long been bogged down by terrible infrastructure an accusation of widespread doping. the tour 6 stages are in colombia cycling regions of. also home tonight looking tana cycling expert. says colombian riders are going from strength to strength after an hour came one after another you know one of drips and drabs but now they're trying to choke in the very fashionable very canonical version. nearly all the world. and now liquid organs are coming through as well so latin america is really changing the face of words on sunday the last stage will reach the capital and its most emblematic climbed the clone at 3266 meters alison that i'm i'll just. tell of again the headlines on al-jazeera the number of new cases of corona virus in china has slowed for the 3rd day in a row more than 2000 new cases were reported on sunday that's down by more than $600.00 from the previous day but the world health organization is warning that other countries must

he was assaulted on the campus of u.c. berkeley. it's important to ask why is this happening?ow much is cnn or msnbc or ebb hollywood, how much are they responsible for this hate, given they sort of normalized it by calling president trump and his supporters racist horrible people. >> when you wear that maga hat, you are saying build that wall. >> you elitists with your joography and your maps and your spellings. >> racist, sexist, homophobic. >> if you vote for trump you are the bad guy. if you vote for trump you are ripping children from parents' arms. trish: i believe alec baldwin also contributed to this. he says trump supporters are responsible for near moral collapse of this country. it's worth asking whether the democrat stab many types are playing a role effectively helping to incite violence. >> you get out and create a crowd and you tell them they are not welcome. >> when they go low, we kick them. that's what this new democratic party is about. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. trish: i warne