happened on trail in the middle of the uc campus. that attack follows the shooting that involved a student off campus last week. lillian is live from uc santa cruz with latest on this. lillian. >> 2 major incidents in just one week no. 1 dear students here are feeling nervous. santa cruz police officers posted fliers around uc santa cruz campus tonight. asked for the community help in identifying the man who beat and raped a 21-year-old woman sunday afternoon. she had been walking along wooded path on campus between the upper am by theater and classroom unit building. >> scary because you never think that is going to like happen at your campus. >> santa cruz alerted students by text message and e-mail. places issued a be on the look out alert to other county law enforcement agency. rapist is described as 200 pound muscular or stocky white man in his twlis black hair green eyes mustache and goatee. he's about 5 feet 10 inches tall. >> i think what makes this one feel different is that it happened in the middle of the day. it involved

happened on trail in the middle of the uc campus. that attack follows the shooting that involved a student off campus last week. lillian is live from uc santa cruz with latest on this. lillian. >> 2 major incidents in just one week no. 1 dear students here are feeling nervous. santa cruz police officers posted fliers around uc santa cruz campus tonight. asked for the community help in identifying the man who beat and raped a 21-year-old woman sunday afternoon. she had been walking along wooded path on campus between the upper am by theater and classroom unit building. >> scary because you never to likeat is like happen at your campus. >> santa cruz alerted students by text message and e-mail. places issued a be on the look out alert to other county law enforcement agency. rapist is described as 200 pound muscular or stocky white man in his twlis black hair green eyes mustache and goatee. he's about 5 feet 10 inches tall. >> i think what makes this one feel different is that it happened in the middle of the day. it involved the victim

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developers to make sure that the infrastructure of mission bay was going to meet the standards that uc san francisco and the bio tech industry was saying in order to come here. it wasn't just one thing alone, it was a combination of many things. and investing in infrastructure at mission bay was an enormous task. something that we had to do, public, privately because we did not have all of the money and we had to get rid of one of my favorite institutions the golfing range. as i was talking with former governor gray davis it was worth giving up. it was something ha we did right in the city and something that i continue to do is invest in infrastructure so we can have that great foundation because as i recall the discussions up that very crowded pernasis campus was that people needed more space and guess what? we have got that space here. but it is isn't just for a fantastic 2500 ucsan francisco that are here, it is for the thousands of other people that are collaborating with them as they find these discoveries, whether it is the pharmaceutical companies, the other science companies. i

and not least of which getting a good history lesson last week at the uc border regents about the roman empire and it got me thinking that i need to brush up a little bit on my history. so i decided to go to greece. he is going to rome and i will go to greece. wonderful comment that the first great mayor said, we do not imitate he said for we are a model to others. and i think of that in the context of the model you have created here for not only the rest of the state, but for the rest of the nation at a time where we need to be investing in our engines of growth, at a time when we need to reconcile the opportunity to read our own history, not just the history of others and, to begin to square the reality of a world where i left this morning at 5.6 unemployment in county and came out of the place that had 26.6 percent unemployment, and 5.6, 26.6, a state with still 9.8 percent unemployment with 1.8 million people that are actively searching for work. we had a formula for success in this state and nation. in so many ways whether we know it intentionally or not, you have reignited and rei

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emeryville police as well as uc berkeley police.argeted here at one of the uc berkeley labs. we understand that emeryville and uc berkeley police are on scene and they are using at least five or six bomb-sniffing dogs on this confirmed bomb threat. we just got done talking with emeryville police. several people were evacuated. they received a call around 7:00 this morning. others confirmed the bomb threat at one of the labs here. uc berkeley rents out a couple of floors here. it's run by the lawrence livermore berkeley labs. we just didn't done talking with police. here's what they say on the situation. >> we have a bomb threat received at one of the uc berkeley affiliated laboratories here in the building. as a precaution, they've evacuated a portion of the building. uc berkeley is coordinating with a number of other agents to bring in bomb-sniffing dogs and they are checking the perimeter of the building and will begin a search of the building itself. >> no details on how that bomb threat was delivered. as soon as we have more inf

they've heard it. >> uc berkeley chancellor said universities like uc berkeley will continue to helptudents. >> these are extraordinarily talented people. and in the current era with challenges we cannot afford to waste the talent. >> terrence has been accepted to graduate school. he doesn't qualify for a federally backed loan. sow may not go to yale. so if you want to see the video visit our web site abc 7 news.com. >> thank you. >>> a field pole shows californians are getting sweet on the idea of a soda tax. that number has increased to 68% if the tax money would be earmarked for school nutrition and physical education programs. comes after voters rejected attacks in november. >> we now know more about how the merger between american airline lines and u.s. airways will affect if, if you're traveling. >> it's a mixed bag is what it comes down to. consumers lakely to see changes your option likely to be reduced and with decreased competition will comea/0r highr fairs for all passengers of all airlines. lots of good things for those who earn frequent flyer miles. this is travel and l

at the hands of uc. live with how gold and cat food figure into this fight. >> reporter: all is clear now here at the central office but two hours ago protesters showed up complaining about pension costs to the lowest paid workers. [ music playing ] >> reporter: about 50 people, mostly union represents demonstrated. protesters made a display, gold representing outgoing president's pension of $230,000 a year. and cat food representing the uc workers. >> your greed and your choice to line the pockets of top executives will put us back in poverty and force us to survive on cat food. >> reporter: a noon time protest at university of california at berkeley and at the 9 other uc campuses in california. the protests are in an effort to bring attention to stalled negotiations between uc and the union representing 22,000 employees. their contract runs out at midnight. >> i worked at uc for 20 years and i am worried about my pension. >> reporter: that is what they are most concerned about, pensions. >> no real ret

the uc santa cruz student waited for the number twenty bus to campus. before it arrived she heard this. and then a man's voice telling her to empty her pockets. he had a gun. >> she complied with that until the suspect came up and initially she thought she was struck with the butt of the rifle. it turns out that was actually her getting shot. >> the 21-year-old ran while the suspect got into his car and drove away. it wasn't until the victim got to the hospital that doctors found the small caliber bullet in her skull. it was successfully removed. meantime they are searching for a suspect still out there. joy it is incredibly dangerous behavior. it tells you it is likely not their first foyer into this kind of activity. i am concerned about this individual's ability to strike again. >> late today uc santa cruz officials e-mailed this crime alert to all students and staffers warning them of the attack. but for those sitting at this very stop it means a whole lot more. >> i am very shaken up. i work down here. i am down here twice a week on tuesday and thu

>> uc berkeley is coordinating the search themselves. five to six dogs are working now. >> ok jackie. a lot of good information coming from the same. i see now you are assuming your camera in the upper part of the building. it sounds as if that is a huge building with 6000 employes. >> is a big building it basically covers a city block. you can see it takes up a full city block. there is also in the middle of it and open a corridor and open kind of courtyard. from what i can see earlier this morning as i drove past as he said part of this is owned by the university of california and apparently the threat was directly related to that part of the building. obviously because of that they had to evacuate the entire building. the university is taking care of the search inside. outside that is the emeryville police department that is why the streets are shut down. >> i am on the other side of powell street and cannot see it where i am. >> traditionally we're not even allowed as close as we are now four incidents like this. if i tend to my righ

the uc santa cruz student waited for the number twenty bus to campus. but before it arrived she heard this. and then a man's voice telling her to empty her pockets. he had a gun. >> she complied with that until the suspect came up and initially she thought she was struck with the butt of the rifle. it turns out that was actually her getting shot. >> the 21-year-old ran while the suspect got into his car and drove away. it wasn't until the victim got to the hospital that doctors found the small caliber bullet in her skull. it was successfully removed. meantime they are searching for a suspect still out there. joy it is incredibly dangerous behavior. it tells you it is likely not their first foyer into this kind of activity. i am concerned about this individual's ability to strike again. >> late today uc santa cruz officials e-mailed this crime alert to all students and staffers warning them of the attack. but for those sitting at this very stop it means a whole lot more. >> i am very shaken up. i work down here. i am down here twice a week on tuesday and

is the operational costs that are going to be will and so 4.5 never gets returned backback to the p uc's general comprise department and is locked away in the fund and if you want to recover it overt course of she'll contract. that is perfectly acceptable the 9 million does get returned back to the p uc should the program be prosperous and therefore doesn't believe had a we need to be worrying about that nine millions and we should not be inincorporating that? and you will see in your packets that there is a penny extra for 1.5 and you can reduce that penny to a third of a penny as what is needed for rate of recovery for what i think would satisfy the board's request of making sure we receive that money back because the she'll money comes back and the 9 million-dollar you can start roverring that year one every year you review that $9 million and you get part of that money back each other depending on what those rates are doing everything east and that is what we encourage you to do. >> this is an organic progress and that is why there is a draft easy louis and not a resolution for actio

not only is ucsf a part of that, but uc-berkeley and uc santa cruz. so we are part of this network. in addition, we have technology partners with berkeley laboratories. for us, a lot of the breakthroughs in our technology have really come from our partners that research laboratories and our staff. i would add to that, not only is that where it came from, but it is the type of environment that fosters creation. there is another benefit to being in this type of environment. lots of service providers, lots of other companies that are also starting businesses, whether you need legal assistance -- obviously, we have the lab space. recruiting is important for start-ups. staffing, exactly. so we have that as part of this innovation center. >> access to education and access to the right environment. >> yes, i would say so. >> ibm is a big company. i am sure there are a lot of people in the valley that still see it as an east coast-based company. the reality is you have been here for a long time. can you talk about the ontario culture here and what is being done that with the great ideas --

this could be a basketball game, this is, still, part of the instructional program of the uc system. >> i want to win. i get involved. the kids, sometimes, don't realize how hard it is to win. >> that was the coach's comments after the game and he has apologized. cal has not commented on a suspension. >> students at uc santa cruz are warned of a rape that occurred over the weekend in the middle of campus near the classroom buildings. flyers are around campus and students are receiving text warnings from the police and ask for help in identifying the man who beat and rape add 21-year-old woman sunday afternoon. her attacker is described as a 2 hundred-pound stocky white man in his 30's with black hair, green eyes, and goatee at 5' 10". >> what makes this feel different is it happened in the middle of the day. it involved -- the victim did not know the assailant. >> another violent attack occurred off campus on monday, a santa cruz senior was problemmed and shot while waiting in a bus stop on natural bridge drive. >> a man suspected of killing three during a drug deal is awaiting extra

foundation has since gone bankrupt. >> uc berkeley student is featured in a nationally released video support for path to citizenship for young immigrants. they are referred to as the dreamers. 7 news education reporter explains who is behind the campaign. >> finishing up a degree in math and statistics at uc berkeley. >>reporter: it wasn't hard to find him on the 9th floor of the hall. we wanted to know why he decided to speak out. >> i thought maybe it's the right moment for me to actually contribute something to the movement. >>reporter: it's called the dream is now. focuses on urging congress to pass the dream act. which were provide permanent residencey to young people lake parents who are brought to the country as a child by an immigrant parent. he was born in south korea. video released nationwide was directed by davis of inconvenient truth and witnessing for superman. tarns argues that instead of the government spending monto deport people someone lick him with college agree with pour more money into the economy. of. >> they earn that much money. that means they are going to s

year-old victim says she was beaten and raped along a walk way near the upper quarry amphitheater at the uc davis campus. police say the woman suffered injuries to her head and her torso. she was able, though, to give police a good description in the help for the search for the suspect. >>> a man who alleged attacked to -- two women in the mission district, between 22nd and 23 23rd. the suspect allegedly punched a woman multiple times and ran away. a similar attack happened a month earlier at 23rd and church streets. a robbery or sexual assault does not appear to be the motive. >>> a treasure island community is remembering a 10-year-old girl who died in a weekend fire. they held a vigil last night for her. just after midnight on saturday morning, flames ripped through corlina godfrey's apartment on mariner drive. by the time fire crews got to the scene, they could not save the child who was trapped on the second floor. a pastor says may spend the rest of -- relatives may spends rest of their lives recovering, but the community has a role. >> hug your child today, let them know how importan

. >>> plus, the uc santa cruz campus on alert tonight. we'll show you the rapist they're looking for. >>> and a new motive for the sandy hook shooter. the other mass murderer he was trying to emulate. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. the lights went out to cut costs. now they're coming back on to cut crime. in one of the bay area's biggest cities. kpix 5 linda yee joins us with their bright idea. >> yes, but it turned out to be not so good. and they also picked some of the streets and the neighborhoods where there is a main artery, that proved to be a problem. 900 street lights were turned off saving the city nearly $100,000 a year in energy bills. but when darkness fell, some people felt there were prisoners in their own neighborhood. >> it is kind of scary because you can't always see what's going on. and because we are, you know, we don't want to be too far from the house because it was dark. >> reporter: the blackout caused problems. >> we have seen a rise in graffiti in certain areas. a lot of property crime. one

the uc santa cruz student waited for the number twenty bus to campus. but before it arrived she heard this. and then a man's voice telling her to empty her pockets. he had a gun. >> she complied with that until the suspect came up and initially she thought she was struck with the butt of the rifle. it turns out that was actually her getting shot. >> the 21-year-old ran while away.arect got into car it wasn't until the victim got to the hospital that doctors found the small caliber bullet in her skull. it was successfully removed. meantime they are searching for a suspect still out there. joy it is incredibly dangerous behavior. it tells you it is likely not their first foyer into this kind of activity. i am concerned about this individual's ability to strike again. >> late today uc santa cruz officials e-mailed this crime alert to all students and staffers warning them of the attack. but for those sitting at this very stop it means a whole lot more. >> i am very shaken up. i work down here. i am down here twice a week on tuesday and thursday. that's uh

reporting from uc santa cruz, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now the rape at uc santa cruz comes six days after a 21-year-old student was shot at a bus stop near campus she is currently recovering. here's another look at the police sketch released after that incident. it's on the left right next to the sketch released today on the rape case. police are asking students to be cautious and go out in groups if possible. >>> new developments tonight involving a triple homicide. sheriff deputies say a suspect has been identified in mobile alabama. mark copello is from colorado. police say copello shot and killed three men in a marijuana deal gone bad. sonoma county deputies traveled to alabama but are saying little about his connection to the homicides. >>> a man involved in a weekend boat crash at san francisco bay has died as a result of his injuries. harry holshower was on board a 20-foot motor boat that collided with a golden gate ferry on sunday afternoon. the operator of the motor boat remains in the hospital, the ferry was not damaged. the coast guard is investi

butler a uc santa cruz graduate and former student of michael rocken. >> trying to decide did she want to be a social worker or working with nonprofits in education and maybe a school teacher and decided she wanted to become a police officer and that was the way she could make a difference in the commune. >> i at the growing memorial of plow flowers for the fallen officers one woman said she met detective butler while getting help for an assault case. >> she would take the time to answer every phone call and any question i had. >> another woman said she has known her through her work on tenants rights. >> arrested me several times but he was always kind. >> on the day after the death of two of its own the small santa cruz police department is struggling to come to terms with what happened. >> the department in mourning. our officers are off today. the city is being protected, the community is be protected by the santa cruz county sheriff's offense as well as the california highway patrol. >> reporter: to show how much support there is community this is a vigil that was supposed to have

reporting from uc santa cruz, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now the rape at uc santa cruz comes six days after a 21-year-old student was shot at a bus stop near campus she is currently recovering. here's another look at the police sketch released after that incident. it's on the left right next to the sketch released today on the rape case. police are asking students to be cautious and go out in groups if possible. >>> new developments tonight involving a triple homicide. sheriff deputies say a suspect has been identified in mobile alabama. mark copello is from colorado. police say copello shot and killed three men in a marijuana deal gone bad. sonoma county deputies traveled to alabama but are saying little about his connection to the homicides. >>> a man involved in a weekend boat crash at san francisco bay has died as a result of his injuries. harry holshower was on board a 20-foot motor boat that collided with a golden gate ferry on sunday afternoon. the operator of the motor boat remains in the hospital, the ferry was not damaged. the coast guard is investi

at uc berkeley and at the nine other uc campuses in california and five medical centers.s are an effort to bring attention to what workers say are stalled negotiations between uc and the union representing 22,000 employees including custodians, cooks and workers. >> i worked at uc for over 30 years along with my husband. and i'm worried about my pension. >> reporter: and that is what workers say they are most concerned about their pensions. >> there's no real retirement. i'll definitely have to work until i die. a lot of people are in that situation. >> at the university of california we're fortunate that we do have a pension. most californians most americans don't and we want to ensure that it is well funded. >> reporter: the two sides are still negotiates and union leaders say even though the contract expires tonight at this point there are no plans for a strike. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a multi million dollars accounting error but the oakland school district is going to cost students in its 86 schools. a district spokesperson tells us the $7.6 mil

at uc berkeley and at the nine other uc campuses in california and five medical centers.re stalled negotiations between uc and the union representing 22,000 employees including custodians, cooks and workers. >> i worked at uc for over 30 years along with my husband. and i'm worried about my pension. >> reporter: and that is what workers say they are most concerned about their pensions. >> there's no real retirement. i'll definitely have to work until i die. a lot of people are in that situation. >> at the university of california we're fortunate that we do have a pension. most californians most americans don't and we want to ensure that it is well funded. >> reporter: the two sides are still negotiates and union leaders say even though the contract expires tonight at this point there are no plans for a strike. in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a multi million dollars accounting error but the oakland school district is going to cost students in its 86 schools. a district spokesperson tells us the $7.6 million error was discovered last week. they said the probl

i sure hope that the woman is okay. >> uc the santa cruz says it's increased patrolsv0tm on campus. >a develop nmt a weekend crash on san francisco bay. one two of men aboard this speed boat died the result of a collision with a golden gate ferry saturday. u.s. coast guard is looking into what caused that flash. >> well, one new development is that we've learned today that that victim, fatality died the same afternoon within an hour, hour and a half of the accident on saturday he was a 68-year-old oregon resident here in san francisco teaching real estate appraisal courses for his employer. he spent his flif southern california only recently moved to oregon to be closer to family. 58-year-old was on board this 22 foot power boat whit crashed into golden gate ferry ms san francisco. it happened when the ferry was on route with 500 passengers on board. a surgeon and nurse jumped to help him and another injured victim. the victims were flown to the hospital. the coast guard says he died atj"ádÑ 5:20 this evening. frightened when coming too close to a bigger ship. >> i won't say it happen

that is according to a report by health experts working with uc berkeley. the group has come up with a list of recommendations, one is adopting models where they budget a certain amount of money for each patient instead of service models. >>> they received the original proclamation from city hall. it honors her award-winning career as a journalist. rita is retiring and we wish her just the best of luck. >> she is amazing. go to my twitter account. i took a picture of rita and an officer's motorcycle. take a peek. >>> involving a battle over immigration, how it is directly tied to immigration and

and the fact that it continues to be linked to the fantastic research doctors and medical staff of ucgreat combination that very few cities have across this country. this hospital, creates 3,000 jobs in it's rebuild. thirty% are san francisco residents that is 500 san francisco residents working with their hands to build the brand new hospital for our future generations. they have done it right. it's on time, $63 million to local businesses as a result of the construction of this hospital. so i'm looking forward in 2015 to join all of you in opening this hospital, making sure we are doing everything to keep people healthy in the city and congratulations to the foundation for your wonderful work congratulations to all of us nobody has got it better than us in san francisco congratulations everyone. (applause) . i don't ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage grace davis, director of california corporate affairs intell corporation ... >>> okay with today being valentine's day we are thrilled to help present 13 new heart art works we see these hearts all around san francisco, r

they will collaborate with automotive labs at stanford, uc berkeley, uc davis and other companies. >>> wall street is trending down. we'll tell you why. >>> and the unlikely basketball star making waves on the west coast. >>> u.s. stocks are down after minutes from the federal reserve suggest the central bank may have to slow or stop buying assets before seeing a pick up in hiring. the dow now down 98. the nasdaq down 41. and s&p is down as well. >>> two of the nation's big office supply stores, office depot and office max, have made it official. they announced this morning they are merging. it's an all-stock deal worth about $1.2 billion. analysts say the companies hope the move will help them compete against staples and other big box chains. >>> nba stars may have a little competition. take a look at the skills of this sea otter. 16-year-old eddie has become an expert at slam dunking. he's so good, zookeepers say he rarely misses. there's an important health reason. he suffers from arthritis. this way -- [no audio]

. >> reporter: in fact, uc davis found of the five top selling imported extra-virgin olive oil brands sold in california, 73% of the samples failed the international sensory standards for extra virgin. uc davis says the failed oils were either oxidized, of poor quality, and/or adulterated with cheaper refined oils. >> it was sort of low grade, defective, off-flavored olive oil that was being sold to consumers as top grade extra-virgin olive oil. >> reporter: if your palate doesn't know extra virgin from any other oil what difference does it make if extra virgin on the label isn't extra virgin in the bottle? you're getting ripped off in the pocketbook charles parrot runs the quality monitoring program for the u.s. department of agriculture. olive oil importers can ask usda for its seal of approval, essentially certifying extra virgin oil is in the bottle. >> it has to meet a very high level of chemical and flavor in smell profiles to be able to make that grade. >> reporter: but the program is voluntary and only one oil producer has asked for the usda seal. so today when you spend extra

i thought, wow, if i can do something like that with a guitar -- and i remember, i was a student at uc-berkeleyconsidering going to graduate school in economic geography and working as an intern coming here at the san francisco planning department. i was also a record in my first album. i wrote this piece called " turning, turning back." it began the recording but it also began a new direction for me. they say every musician that starts recording for writing, arranging music, they have to find their own voice. i think i may be found my own voice in that one. >> are you going to play some of it? ♪ >> just playing an excerpt from the middle, -- time part. -- double-time part. the main theme -- ♪ [applause] >> that is the main theme. >> often, when i listen to guitar players, because i'm a guitarist myself, i'm trying to figure out what they are doing and how they do it. i cannot do that when i listen to you. the music for " washes over me. for me, it is so immediately engaging and hypnotize him. to be fair, the other part of it is, in 1000 years, i could never do that. there is a technical compon

chris and i have been friends since we pledged the fraternity at uc berkeley in 1978. i want to first thank chris's family for allowing me the honor of speaking today as we celebrate chris's amazing life. i look at this crowd. i try to figure out how much he achieved so much while making personal and professional connections and lifelong friends all over the world. this beautiful light-filled rotunda is the perfect seting to celebrate chris's life. he was a true renaissance man and offered a lesson in modern day enlightenment to all he met. some say don't sweat the small stuff. chris was successful because he did pay attention to little details and common courtesis that showed the world that he cared. i think the roots of chris's enlightening character were evident when we were undergrads at cal. i would like to share examples. first of all we will start superficially on the topic of fashion. chris like many of our pledge class was from piedmont. i recall thinking what is up with piedmont. the khakis, penny loafers and button-down shirts? chris lived in the room across

officers traced the registered owner to the home on addson about five blocks from the uc campus. a s.w.a.t. team is now on the scene. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> it was a day to celebrate the men and women of blue in san francisco, as 56 officers were promoted today. ♪ [ music ] >> several bay area law enforcement agencies are now looking to hire new officers and recruits after years of layoffs. the new crop of san francisco recruits includes officers who left smaller departments in search of a challenge. >> san francisco, there are so many different assignments, you can immerse yourself in different trainings, and things like that. and be a part of that assignment. >> across the bay, the oakland police department is set to graduate 41 new officers next month. >>> don't expect any new bars to open up this year in walnut creek. they will not great permission for new alcohol permits, because the city has a shortage of police departments. walnut creek is deemed oversaturated. the police department must be consulted before licenses are granted. the chief says the morato

. >> mathmatics apply statistics at uc berkry. >>reporter: uc berkeley student terrance park is doing the math. >> it costs the u.s. government a little over $23,000 to deport a single individual. >> so that's $23,000 to deport me? >>reporter: park has taken a calculated risk, exposing himself as an undocumented immigrant subject to deportation. but he's doing it to campaign for the dream act, an immigration law congress is considering that will allow certain students like himself a path to citizenship. and it allows him to get financial aid to continue his studies at yale or brown universities. he already lost out on a research internship with a national security agency. >> i want to explore what they can offer me, but it's the fact that i can't even have that chance to explore. >>reporter: park's mother brought him here from south korea at age 10 on a tourist visa. she applied for naturalization papers 14 years ago. she's still waiting. >> she knows that there's risk, she always, you know, keeps low. that's why she's been tellin

the 21-year-old victim says she was beaten and raped on the uc campus. she was able to call 911 after the attack and was taken to the hospital. police sate woman suffered injuries to her head and torso. she was able, though, to give police a good description to help in the search for that suspect. >>> and a police sketch is out for a man who allegedly attacked two women in the

officers traced the registered owner to the home on addson about five blocks from the uc campus..a.t. team is now on the scene. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> it was a day to celebrate the men and women of blue in san francisco, as 56 officers were promoted today. ♪ [ music ] >> several bay area law enforcement agencies are now looking to hire new officers and recruits after years of layoffs. the new crop of san francisco recruits includes officers who left smaller departments in search of a challenge. >> san francisco, there are so many different assignments, you can immerse yourself in different trainings, and things like that. and be a part of that assignment. >> across the bay, the oakland police department is set to graduate 41 new officers next month. >>> don't expect any new bars to open up this year in walnut creek. they will not great permission for new alcohol permits, because the city has a shortage of police departments. walnut creek is deemed oversaturated. the police department must be consulted before licenses are granted. the chief says the moratorium w

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thank you. >>> hundreds of uc-berkeley students crammed doe library yesterday but studying wasn't on their minds. ♪ [ music ] >> there they go. they were recording the latest harlem shake video in the past couple of weeks dozens of videos of the dance craze have pped up online. as you heard there is music on the video posted on the daily cal website but according to the newspaper, the students actually danced silently to obey the library rules. but they pulled it off. >> they did. >> coming up on the

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