this will enable uc to consolidate. they are a vic tim of its own success in mission bay in order to grow, expand. they're a magnet for bio tech. we didn't have it in the city in 1998. it is because of uc that it's spilled over to dog patch and the other parts of the city. it is because of uc that we have that those benefits. >> uc now occupies in rented and owned space all over the city and we have representatives here that can go into the details. they occupy space all over the city. there's no property tax coming from it, they'd vacate those spaces and move all their operations to the -- >> do you have a list of those spaces and what we're talking about in terms of property tax dollar value? >> i think [inaudible] has that if you'd like her to go over that. >> i mentioned in the remarks that this year and next year we'll be vacating nearly 2,000 square feet of lease space in san francisco and consolidating those -- and relocating those activities to our own sites. that 200,000 square feet will be generating in presen

this will enable uc to consolidate. they are a vic tim of its own success in mission bay in order to grow, expand. they're a magnet for bio tech. we didn't have it in the city in 1998. it is because of uc that it's spilled over to dog patch and the other parts of the city. it is because of uc that we have that those benefits. >>

he will be attending uc irvine next year (clapping) congratulations. come on in front even though our hiding (laughter) >> she's got it down. >> on the end. >> come over here right there. all right. turn this way and everybody. all you adults come on. okay. right there. deputy superintendant. come on. all right. come right here. right here. there you go. everybody. and you're all one. 1, 2, 3. one more. thank you. (clapping.) >> okay. so the next group is from the filipino american educators i know they're in the room tonight (clapping) >> good evening. >> tell us about your organization good evening, everyone i'm a educator and teacher a proud usf member yeah. (clapping) so our organization is filipino educators of san francisco actually, it's like went to sleep for a decade and in 3 years ago when the ucsf asked us to attend i went back to the fire extinguisher teachers and said we've got to do something for our students so my daughter who graduated doesn't experience this i'm touched without the u.s. sf improvement and other filipino educators this

it is because of uc that we have that those benefits. >> uc now occupies in rented and owned space all over the city and we have representatives here that can go into the details. they occupy space all over the city. there's no property tax coming from it, they'd vacate those spaces and move all their operations to the -- >> do you have a list of those spaces and what we're talking about in terms of property tax dollar value? >> i think [inaudible] has that if you'd like her to go over that. >> i mentioned in the remarks that this year and next year we'll be vacating nearly 2,000 square feet of lease space in san francisco and consolidating those -- and relocating those activities to our own sites. that 200,000 square feet will be generating in present value terms, $12.7 million of new property tax revenue for the city. >> has our department of real estate evaluated this site and provided us with documentation for this particular site? do we have that confirmed by the department of real estate that this is potentially the added value of those particular sites? frnths >> mr. rose. >> if

uc estimates the net present value of these payments is approximately $10 million. although uc's proposed payment is what would be less than owed under the pilot it is substantial in the affordable housing program. first the payment is 6% or approximately $10 million more than oci would have received from a taxable entity. second, the payment is up front and will provide immediately available fund for the production of affordable housing in the south. currently there is approximately 750 units left to be built in mission bay south. the affordable housing payment will allow for two affordable housing projects to be built in the next five years rather than two in the next 10 years. and there is no impact to the housing trust fund. these two projects that we're talking about are blocks 6 east which will be 135 units of family rental housing or 27 units for formerly homeless families and block 3 east, 101 units of supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals. in addition to the affordable housing benefits, the transaction will also generate a benefit to the city

next he drove to a deli, where he killed a man, a uc santa barbara student.e kept driving and shooting until he died during a gunbattle with sheriff's deputies. >> three 9 mm. semi-automatic handguns were recovered from the suspect's vehicle. we have determined that all of these weapons were legally purchased from federally linessed firearms dealers and that they were all registered to the suspect. >> the sheriff said that deputies shot rodger in the hip, but that he apparently died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. his bmw was taken away as evidence. >> tonight we're getting a look at newly released surveillance video from the deli, the site of one of those shootings. people inside dropped to the floor as glass on one of the refrigerator doors shatters. >> the santa barbara sheriff's office says it's going over 12 different crime scenes at ten different locations in the beachside community. >> the shooter is son of a hollywood director, who was hant director on the "hungry games." hours before the shooting, rodger posted a video to youtube, wher

he said at that time, uc is the second largest employer of the city. and we don't want to let them go. they were offered a place in brisbane and alameda. and we actually negotiated this and we got 30 acres from catellus and 13 acres from caltrans. they asked us at that time -- i think it's fantastic that they stayed in san francisco. so i think we should be happy. >> oh,yes. i am a happy person. yes, we have a motion and second. thank you, commissioner singh. we'll take the one public speaker. let's take the one public comment item and i want to hear it before we take our formal vote and then we'll take the vote. >> chester williams. >> very quickly. i had two issues. one that had to look at the fact that from what i heard and what is in the major proposal and that kind of pulls back to mara's question on retail and small business. another concern that i think uc should pull up and i say this because once again, my sophomore year in college i worked at uc in the langley-porter institute that had to do with aging -- it's coming back. >> and health, i th

as a state agency uc is exempt from paying local property taxes, however, uc is still subject to third-party contractual obligations such as the south opa. section 14.7 of the south opa problem hints the prohibits the transfer of property to a tax exempt entity without the consent of ocii and the city to transfer without such an agreement in place. the primary intent of this section 14.7 was to ensure that the ability to fund construction of the infrastructure and affordable housing required under the south opa was not negatively impacted by the purchase or leasing of property by tax exempt. blocks 33 and 34 are currently subject to a pilot agreement which requires a tax exempt entity to make these payments in lou of property taxes and make any required cfd payments. ieu of property taxes and make any required cfd payments. given its tax exempt status as a to make one time lump sum payments instead of annual payments over time as required by the pilot agreement. these payments are detailed in a memorandum of understanding unrelated agreements which were approved yesterday by the as follows.

chancellor says counselors from other uc schools leak uc berkeley are joining in to help. >> the latest on this story any time on 7 news.com and for breaking news alert follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> breaking news where wildfire has forced about 100 homes to evacuate. this is east of modest to. started out as structure fire this afternoon and then spread to the brush. dry and brittle condition mexicod with gusting wind help fuel the fire this evening. despite making dozens of water and flame retardant airdrop containment right now is at zero percent. cal fire said because this was holiday weekend firefighters were ready to quickly respond to this. but strong winds gusting throughout tonight. we have a leif lack from our roof cam ar are. spencer christian is in for sandy tonight with details on what might turn out to be a pretty breezy morning commute. >> it probably will be. here's a lack at live doppler 7hd just showing us the clear skies. clouds that might have formed have been blown away by the strong gusty wind. gust began to pick up this afternoon and quite intense. du

cheng yuan hong studying at uc santa barbara. he was room mates with two of his best friends who are also from the bay area and along with elliot roger, the fourth roommate, the man who allegedly stabbed to death his three room mates. hong did have a run-in with rodger earlier this year and made a citizens arrest for stealing three candles worth $22 and hong pled guilty to that petty theft. george chen was a computer engineering student and also studying at ucsb seen here in pics from his facebook page. he attended leyland high and 19 years old and a camp counselor for the y and a neighbor describes him as a wonderful boy for taking the time to help out her elderly father with the mail and the newspaper and what not. the third roommate, 20-year-old weihan wang he was from fremont. we spoke with his parents before they headed down to santa rosa. he and his room mates had dreams of starting a business when they started and they had plans within the next few weeks of moving out of that apartment they shared with elliot rodger, not o

chancellor says counselors from other uc schools leak uc berkeley are joining in to help. >> the latest on this story any time on 7 news.com and for breaking news alert follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> breaking news where wildfire has forced about 100 homes to evacuate. this is east of modest to. started out as structure fire this afternoon and then spread to the brush. dry and brittle condition mexicod with gusting wind help fuel the fire this evening. despite making dozens of water and flame retardant airdrop containment right now is at zero percent. cal fire said because this was holiday weekend firefighters were ready to quickly respond to this. but strong winds gusting throughout tonight. we have a leif lack from our roof cam ar are. spencer christian is in for sandy tonight with details on what might turn out to be a pretty breezy morning commute. >> it probably will be. here's a lack at live doppler 7hd just showing us the clear skies. clouds that might have formed have been blown away by the strong gusty wind. gust began to pick up this afternoon and quite intense. du

he said at that time, uc is the second largest employer of the city. and we don't want to let them go. they were offered a place in brisbane and alameda. and we actually negotiated this and we got 30 acres from catellus and 13 acres from caltrans. they asked us at that time -- i think it's fantastic that they stayed in san francisco. so i think we should be happy. >> oh,yes. i am a happy person. yes, we have a motion and second. thank you, commissioner singh. we'll take the one public speaker. let's take the one public comment item and i want to hear it before we take our formal vote and then we'll take the vote. >> chester williams. >> very quickly. i had two issues. one that had to

chancellor says counselors from other uc schools leak uc berkeley are joining in to help. >> the this story any on this sy time on 7 news.com and for breaking news alert follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> breaking news where wildfire has forced about 100 homes to evacuate. this is east of modest to. started out asnoone n and then spread to the brush. dry and brittle condition mexicod with gusting wind help fuel the fire this evening. despite making dozens of water and flame retardant airdrop containment right now is at zero percent. cal fire said because this was holiday weekend firefighters were ready to quickly respond to this. but strong winds gusting throughout tonight. we have a leif lack from our roof cam ar are. spencer christian is in for sandy tonight with details on what might turn out to be a pretty breezy morning commute. >> it probably will be. here's a lack at live doppler 7hd just showing us the clear skies. clouds that might have formed have been blown away by the strong gusty wind. gust began to pick up this afternoon and quite intense. during the late evenin

the first of these is the mou between ocii and the uc regents. the mou contains the terms under which ocii would release uc from certain obligations under the south plan, the opa and the pilot agreement. some of the key terms of the mou first, the affordable housing payment. this is a one-time lump-sum payment from ucsf to ocii of $10.2 million for the construction of affordable housing. ocii hired alh to conduct an independent analysis of the tax increment that would normally be generated by proposed development through 2023. alh's scope included a similar analysis and key assumptions used in the analysis and independent calculation of the estimated net present value or npv of the tax increment that would have been generated. the result of this analysis was an npv calculation of $39.8 million of total tax increment. the affordable housing payment is 25.6% of that total amount which exceeds the 20% ocii would receive if the property were developed by a taxable entity. next is the infrastructure payment. ucsf has agreed to make a one-time lump sum

hearts are are you. >> the grieving process at uc berkeley drew about 500 people. many were uc santa barbara students and alumni living in the bay area. >> i can't even imagine what it is like to be a parent who lost their child this last weekend. >> victoria shu, a roommate of katie cooper said they were polar opposites. sh awe reserved engineering assistant and cooper an athlete and sorority sister. >> we got along and she was great. for everything i did, she always loved me. >> our sorority motto is let us stedfastly love one another and i know katie would want us to do that. she had a a thousand watt smile and a water polo player. >> she was a student engineering student. >> those guys were the best guys. they were super goofy. >> they were -- it was organized to remember the victims, but it was equally important to confront the pain and feel a sense of community. in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >> another student from the bay area is coming forward to talk about the harrowing moments. he was with his friend from danville and both were hit by the car driven

. >>: the mother of one of the bay area man and that it should and rampage at uc santa barbara on and loss' offers on the. since this is college students across california holiday memorials to remember the victims a day. to defeat george chan as a lot of the very people from the bay area who were killed and to end the deadly rampage happened friday night and i love best of. 10 was not the killers will lead. attend one to lead what has will and family friends describe him as a good kid who did volunteer work for the call at 93 s. james hahn also grow up and graduated from limb broke ties go in 2012 was a computer engineering majors set a uc santa barbara. if he also lived with roger and george teen graduated from fremont christian highs ago and today that school is honoring david. kron4's will travel live now with more on what the school is light and his he graduate and as the years ago from christian high. there does not in today is to always remember him and in decades to come. to what they are don't a little bit later is their day in kindergarten and his name. here's a picture for i

hearts are are you. >> the grieving process at uc berkeley drew about 500 people. many were uc santa barbara students and alumni living in the bay area. >> i can't even imagine what it is like to be a parent who lost their child this last weekend. >> victoria shu, a roommate of katie cooper said they were polar opposites. sh awe reserved engineering assistant and cooper an athlete and sorority sister. >> we got along and she was great. for everything i did, she always loved me. >> our sorority motto is let us stedfastly love one another and i know katie would want us to do that. she had a a thousand watt smile and a water polo player. >> she was a student engineering student. >> those guys were the best guys. they were super goofy. >> they were -- it was organized to remember the victims, but it was equally important to confront the pain and feel a sense of community. in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >> another student from the bay area is coming forward to talk about the harrowing moments. he was with his friend from danville and both were hit by the car driven

hearts are are you. >> the grieving process at uc berkeley drew about 500 people. many were uc santa barbara students and alumni living in the bay area. >> i can't even imagine what it is like to be a parent who lost their child this last weekend. >> victoria shu, a roommate of katie cooper said they were polar opposites. sh awe reserved engineering assistant and cooper an athlete and sorority sister. >> we got along and she was great. for everything i did, she always loved me. >> our sorority motto is let us stedfastly love one another and i know katie would want us to do that. she had a a thousand watt smile and a water polo player. >> she was a student engineering student. >> those guys were the best guys. they were super goofy. >> they were -- it was organized to remember the victims, but it was equally important to confront the pain and feel a sense of community. in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >> another student from the bay area is coming forward to talk about the harrowing moments. he was with his friend from danville and both were hit by the car driven

students and faculty gathered in ucla in a show solidarity and similar at uc san diego. napolitano said flags will be lowered to half staff to honor the victims. >> classes are canceled at uc santa barbara today for what called "a day of mourning and reflection." a memorial service is planned for 4:00 this afternoon at ucsb stadium to honor those killed. counselors are working extended hours all week. the chancellor says counselors from other schools like berkeley are joining in to help. >> elliot rodger's rant against women has sparked a social media campaign. people continue toed in twitter using "yes, all women" to share experiences. legal beyond kim has details. >> i don't know why you girls rent attracted to me but i will punish you for it. >> elliot rodger has touched a mirv and women are fighting back on twitter sharing one story after another. yes, all women, because i can't walk my dog in my own neighborhood without getting cat calls by grown men. all women because i have to work with a key in my hand to feel safe. >> too many intelligent young ladies feel like

happened at 9:30 last night near uc santa barbara. we have been the scene with investigators all day and are live with the latest. reporter: i can tell you the shooting unfolded in the heart of this college town. a busy street where some of these students were celebrating graduation. you see the window behind me. those flowers cover where the bullets pierced through. this deli one of nine crime scenes police are now investigating. >> a small college town, shattered by violence overnight. a lone gunman going on a ten-minute shooting spree, killing six people, sending students scrambling for safety. >> people started running in and getting down and huddling in corners. >> i got on the ground and then saw the victim, barely breathing. >> police call it a planned mass murder. >> he lifted up a little black pistol. she shot, and i just felt it pass right by my face. >> the driver of the black bmw methodically gunning down pedestrians as officered returned fire. >> multiple officers in first engagement and one in the second engagement. >> t

interesting, a uc berkeley graduate student, who did her undergraduate work at uc santa barbara put this together. she happened to be near isla vista when the killings took place on friday night and on facebook she noticed that other uc campuses were doing memorials and she decided there needed to be a memorial at uc berkeley. >> because there are a lot of alumni and because there are people here that know people at ucsb, it was important for them to have a place to come and grieve over the people who died and support each other and ucsb. >> and there have been some complaints from students and others that the focus has been on the person who did the killings friday night and not enough on the victims. tonight it's going to be about the victims. it's going to start at 8:00. we're going to be hearing from a number of speakers and then an open mike, anybody who wants to say something to express themselves will do so. you're encouraged to bring your own candles. terry mcsweeney, nbc news. >>> one of the students, george chen, was killed and there's going to be a candlelight vigil. it will b

thousands turned out at uc santa barbara yesterday.students returned to class yesterday for the first time since the attack. >> vallejo police are looking for whoever opened fire at a gas station killing one and wounding another. it happened at the five star gas station at 9:30. police say a 24 yearly man died and another man was shot in the leg but should survive. they don't seem to know each other. >> new twists in the l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling with episcopal reporting his estranged wife has a deadline for interested buyers to submit bids and will name a new owner by the end of the week. donald sterling sent a defiant message to the nba last night vowing to fight to keep the team. >> vice president biden is coming to the pay area for two democratic fundraisers one at the fairmont hospital in friend and another a private residence. he will arrive from colorado after speaking at graduation for the air force academy. >> wind is the big story with high fire danger and red flag wanting until 8:00 tomorrow evening. the higher el

so under the existing -- even if uc was not to purchase this, similarly talking about sales force. sales force purchased pool of development rights through a planning process that then assigns it. you could have 400,000 square feet, 500,000 square feet, there is not a specific maximum/minimum. so the mission bay plan allows flexibility and ucsf requested similar flexibility within the sites that they control. so they have campus site, which is the land that was donated. it's the hospital sites two phases. x3 where they purchased land from catellus and from other owner. and then also know 33/34. campus site was kind of the original deal. for the hospital site, ucsf as we reviewed earlier last year had entered into agreements to address loss of property taxes for infrastructure and affordable housing. 33/34 similarly we have the one-time payment. so we're okay with them transferring some property or some allotment between those parcels, because we have already addressed affordable housing and infrastructure. if they were to purchase other property in mission bay, and we're starting t

now this happened in isla vista near the uc santa barbara campus. there were ten separate incidents that left six dead and more injured. the killer posted videos on youtube. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution, the day in which i will have my revenge. >> authorities believe that elliot rodger took his own life after killing and injuring all those people. we begin our live team coverage from isla vista tonight. >> reporter: there was a very emotional evening tonight as students turned out for a vigil honoring those victims of this crime. coming here this evening what is surprising is the size of the area of where these crimes unfolded. this is one of ten crime scenes marking with victim chris martinez was killed. at sunset on the campus of uc santa barbara hundreds of students hold candles in silence. they are solemnly paying respects to the victims of a mass shooting. >> i'm shocked about this. i don't know what to say. >> it's so surreal. we hear about it happening to other schools and i would never thought it would happen to our school like this

the uc president ordered all flags be lower throughout the uc system as everyone reflects on this sad situation. >> reporter: new at 5. the donald sterling stock has taken yet another ugly turn. starling's lawyer now says the l.a. clippers owner is not interested in selling the team and sterling will fight to the bloody end. these comments to e s p income less than a week after stalin agree to his wife handle the sale of the clippers. the 80 year-old attorney was banned for life from the nba after making racist comments and a recording. the nba commissioner is urging owners to vote quarters to for selling to still of the good of the game. the owners will meet next tuesday at three quarters. >> catherine: coming up at 515 to lead is bay area where someone is giving away money that is to begin by did as 530 in a world renowned pull it has got her start in the bay area has died and look back at my aunt's will end next a lot of patience even doctors use a certain source of medical information. ♪ [din the ouoorsisseyou. get back o the wit ofdeepoods the longasti mositoprottionreest reunitw

uc president janet napolitano says she is shocked and saddened by the shootings near the uc santa barbara campus. >> they clearly implicated our campus community so we want to make sure the members of our campus community feel safe and that the campus continues to thrive. >> nepal tauno -- nepal tauno made the speech yesterday and says she is working with uc santa barbara to help the students and families affected. california attorney general camila harris released a statement following the tragedy that says in part i extend my heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of the victims of friday night's terrible shooting in isla vista, our thoughts and prayers are with all who have been affected by these tragic acts of violence. governor jerry brown expressed similar significantments in a -- sentiment in a statement saying: >> on ktvu.com you will find more about the deadly rampage near uc santa barbara. you can find it right there under hot topics. >>> new this morning, two drivers are under arrest for dui following a crash that took out a fire hydrant in hayward. ktvu channel 2 news re

tonight, uc davis holes their own vigil. >> uc santa barbara student faces charged for accidentally firing a gun in his list vis apartment. the bullet went through a wall nearly hitting the neighbor before tuesday's vigil. police confiscated seven guns and a thousand rounds of ammunition which were purchased legally. we have continuing coverage of the tragedy on air and online with reporting continuing on twitter@abcnews. >>> and now the caltrain turn around. you studies have show that business is booming because of younger and more wealthy riders. matt? >> as the economy goes, so go caltrain. this is another sign that the job market here in the bay area is improving with more people hopping on the train. a new report on ridership shows that it has reached an all time high up 54 percent with a third using caltrain less than a year. ridership increased 12 percent compared to last year. with more passengers many trains are full putting a strain on capacity during the morning and evening commute. all three counties, santa clara, san mateo and san francisco, saw increases. the latest passenger

thank you. >>> in the meantime, uc schools are joining uc santa barbara in that mourning.t night there was an emotional vigil at uc santa cruz. >> even if you are losing, she had this laugh that you could hear from miles away. she's always laughing. >> a friend of veronika weiss spoke about the time she shared with her life-long friend. weiss was just 19 years old. police say five other people were killed by elliot rodger including three men from the bay area. bob redell is live in san jose this morning outside lynbrook high school where one of the men killed actually graduated two years ago. good morning, bob. >> good morning, laura. you're talking about cheng yuan hong graduated lynbrook high and they decided since he graduated so recently there is a good chance people didn't know him and they decided to send in grief counselors here today when kids return back to school memorial day weekend in case somebody needs somebody to talk with. a 20-year-old engineering student and he was room mates with two of his best friends who were also from the bay area and the three of th

went on a shooting rampage near the uc santa barbara campus. i am heather holmes. >> i am frank somerville. continuing coverage of the isla vista massacre. six people were killed before the gunman shot himself. another 13 were wonded. and tonight 5 remain in the hospital. four are in good condition. one is in fair condition. we know that the gunman wrote a manifesto and sent it to his parents and therapists and he left social media posts and videos on youtube outlining his motives, rejection, jealousy and a vow to kill beautiful women. he started by killing his two roommates and another man in his apartment. the three men were all from the bay area. george chen and cheng yuan hong were from san jose. weihan wang was from fremont. ktvu's ann rubin is in san jose where she learned more about the men killed. >> reporter: high school graduates who appeared to be thriving at uc santa barbara. >> those that knew george chen are filled with anger and grief. she lived next door to the family. >> i am really sorry from the bottom of my heart. i hope som

so, yes, that's the assumption is that when [speaker not understood] are up, uc would be able to movehose employees starting in 2018 and then again in 2022 when the next round of leases is freed up. >> i guess the question is whether or not there is any guarantee. it doesn't seem like it, that ucsf will actually move out of those other buildings. >> as i mentioned in my presentation, there is certainly no guarantee. however, ucsf has indicate and had they can speak to that if you'd like, that they are paying below market rate rents in these spaces and anticipate the rents are going to go up. the reason for acquiring this property in mission bay south is to be able to move those operations out of those lease space into mission bay. >> makes sense, i don't even know if it's appropriate at this point since it went through the budget committee and so forth, that if ucsff -- ucsf cannot move out for a few years beyond reasons we thought, is it possible for us not to exempt them, then, from the property tax piece? >> i'll try to address that. ken rich again from oewd. a couple of points. i

david wong loved computers and basketball and games and was happy at uc santa barbara studying to be an engineer graduating from fremont christian high school two years ago. wong was friends with james and a graduate of high school together. rodger accused him of stealing candles and he pleaded guilty. george was visiting the two and was kind and always lending a helping hand. all three were part of the college of engineers. >>> the other three victims of 122-year-old young woman about to graduate with heart history degree and a first year student from west lake village and 20-year-old christopher martinez an english major who worked at the deli. another victim caught in the campaign continues to recover at a santa barbara hospital. he was long boarding and he and his friend were hit by a car. boat legs were broken. he spoke with cnn by phone after surgery. >> i am doing all right. just getting better as fast as i k. >> he was initially told it would be a while before medical personnel could get to them because they had multiple gunshot wounds. >> investigators are uncovering new inf

we begin with jean ellie who is on the campus of uc santa cruz. >> hundreds of students stand together. the violence didn't happen on this campus be many of the students have ties to the students. ♪ we shall overcome >> reporter: hundreds of students stand remembering six uc santa barbara students killed friday. >> it hit close to home. i was worried about my friends. i want stood stand with them. >> reporter: only distance separated students from the sadness on the santa barbara campus. >> it never hit me until coming here and listening to people talk and hearing the names of the victims. >> reporter: names like veronika weiss. a childhood friend of hers shared stories about playing softball with a cheerful teammate. >> whenever, eve if we were losing she had this laugh you could hear from miles away. >> reporter: some students cried with relief. >> i don't know what i would have done if i lost my cousin. he's just a part of me. he's just a piece of me. i just really, really grateful that he's alive. >> reporter: the uc santa cruz students are holding on to special memories and planni

justine back with more on a more moral going on and uc santa barbara.pacity at uc santa barbara and the resistance now talking to these 17,000 people or their trade of the top the our doctor from the father of one of the victims' richard martinez son chris was killed in the rampage and he read statements from the families of bay area victim's right now you hear talk about david of fremont reinstatement of the paris route to their son. david mom dead are very proud of you. this sacrifice were not and then a sacrifice will wake the power and power of america it's time to stop the gun violence and children deserve a lan free from fear. many just heard from run a statement from his own perspective hearing that coming up at 6:00 and shoe pictures from a moral going on right now at uc santa barbara liu also under from uc president has all the others in speakers have also been going all sit in time to remember honor the victims of this horrible than. back live with the update during the situation to what he posted. present obama revealing his timetable for mov

the classes are canceled at uc santa barbara today as the university declare as day of mourning. a memorial for the victims of the deadly week rampage is held at the school stadium in a few hours. in the south bay, schools are back in session for the first time since the deadly attack in isla vista. one victim, james hong went to high school in san jose where grief counselors are on hand. matt? >> this is the first day of class at lynbrook since the mass killing. students and staff are dealing with the grief after learning one of their graduates was a victim. >> this is what a nominal tuesday looks like in late may at lynbrook high school in san jose. this is not what normal feels like. something changed over the weekend when 2012 graduate james hong was murdered in the mass killing in isla vista. >> people are just deeply surprised and mortified this kid from our school was killed. >> he was a really, really, really nice kid and quiet and very smart and it is weird to know something like that could happen to him. >> we will observe a moment silence in memory of james and the oth