santa cruz my campus, or any of the uc campuses. so we have required it for years with the act. we require the writing component for that so we really are going to continue to require it. jessica: okay, there's so much anxiety around this new sat, you know, not only the students but the parents. i'm anxious and i only have a 14-year-old, because there-- it's unknown. you don't know what's gonna happen. is there advantage to taking this new sat? is there something you can say to parents that will calm them down? michael: i think whether it was old, new, there's always been anxiety about standardized test scores. and so what i would say to people is to really don't get anxious about this. test anxiety really doesn't help students do their best anyway, so if families can dial it down a bit then i think that will help the student. if they truly are aligning this with high school curriculum, then students are going to do better with this exam. now, those that are already in high school, are taking the current sat, we will still accept an

the doctors work at student health centers at the ten uc campuses. what's being sent. the doctor he's strike is expected to continue until monday. >>> the easter morning shooting death of a young musician in downtown oakland has some calling for improved security outside of nightclubs in the area. last night an overflow crowd went to a special meeting organized by the old oakland neighbor's group. the young musician was hit by a stray bullet early sunday morning after he was finishing a gig in downtown oakland. many residents say nightclubs are partly to blame for four homicides in the last two years and at least a half-dozen shootings. however the owners say they are already doing more than that's required. >> we have five guarded that are inhouse on any given night and then we have one other one that's outside, just solely outside. we actually employ six. >> the old oakland neighbors group also want more police patrolling the streets. on weekend. >>> a state commission has imblipmented new regulation -- imblipmented new reck lakes -- implemented ne

uc president janet napolitano and governor brown currently negotiating an increase approved by uc regents. it would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and cal state schools to limit that hike. >>> 4:50. teeing off for a chance at history. golfer rory mcilroy trying to do something tiger woods has not done before. >>> both hands on the wheel this morning, don't try to do anything you have never done on the roads this morning. we're talking about light traffic, still early. we'll get you out to the morning commute coming up after this. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i s

the research a uc davis veteran nare run is doing -- vet nare run is do -- veterinarian is doing that you will only see here. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> a woman's been shot and a school is in lockdown near sacramento while cutes search for the perp -- while deputies search for the person who shot the person. this happened in carmichael. they say the woman is being treated for a life-threatening wound. witnesses say they saw her covered in blood and bleeding near the neck. the aria is near homes and a -- area is near homes and a strip mall. no word yet on what led up to the shooting. >>> friends and family are mourning the loss of a 9-year- old boy from discovery bay who investigates way was stabbed to death by an 18-year-old staying at the victim's house. these are pictures of jordan or jordy from little league where he played for a team called the angels. his teammates, classmates and family are devastated by his death. flowers and stuffed animals continue to pile up in front of the home where he was killed sunday morning. deputies say 18-year-old william shultzs, a friend of jo

in a statement, the uc office of the president said it was disappointed by the labor action. the university also denied claims that the strikes were called over charges of unfair labor practices and accused the union of refusing to discuss those allegations at the marketing table. >>> vice president joe buy den and his wife -- biden and his wife jill are expected to fly into the area. they're hoping to help raise money for democratic congressional campaigns. there's an invitation only fundraiser set for 7:00 tonight in san francisco. tomorrow he's set to visit a center in oakland to talk about job training. this will be biden's third visit to the area. the vice president's wife is scheduled to be at a college this evening. she plans to talk about the obama an administration commitment to community -- obama's administration commitment to community colleges. >>> police have now issued an all clear after a bomb threat at a high school this morning that prompted an evacuation of that school. district officials say the campus was evacuated at about 9:30 this morning after a school

jonathan, an engineer at uc davidson's we were cooling center showed me some of the houses cutting edgeogy. >> we are heating and cooling. >> this is in lieu of having traditional central heating. >> absolutely. instead of moving thermal energy around with air, we move around with water, delivering the heating and cooling through the floors and ceiling. >> if there's cold water swimming underneath and above colder. >> also, significantly, it's impacted by the temperature of the surfaces in the room. >> one of the experimental systems that uc davis is testing in the lab is here, underneath the backyard. four 20-foot deep holes have been drilled into the ground creating a geothermal system. >> we drop a felix of fluid, running back to the heat bump. it's taking thermal energy from the ground, because the cold water may be going in at 45 and 50 degrees, and the ground is 55 or 60 degrees. >> if it's a slight differential the ground is warm enough to put that energy into the water inside of those tubes. >> exactly. >> and in this house nothing gets wasted. not even the heat from the water.

. >>> an arlington man now suing a player with uc unite to cover unpaid rent and damage done with the home he leased. wolett believes the damage is due to a punctured waste line. he says he found all that damage when he came back from that overseas trip and found that lancun left town. and he's suing the uc united. >> i said don't you feel you have a moral obligation to help someone out who's helped you out. >> reporter: uc united released a statement that said this is an unfortunate situation and we're hoping the matter can be resolved. calls to the players own attorney have not been returned. and coon's cell phone we tried it and goes straight to voice mail. >>> play off between the wizards and capital. one hoping to dribble to a bigger lead. >>> and some people are being hailed as heros for jumping ton the tracks to save a woman in a wheelchair. >>> the first of its kind delivery made today to >>> so you're standing in a subway station and a guy falls off the platform on to the tracks. do you have what it takes to jump down and do the right thing? >> tonight dramatic surveillance v

uc president janet napolitano and governor brown currently negotiating an increase approved by uc regentst would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state senate committee unanimously approved a bill to give $150 million to uc and cal state schools to limit owe limb nate eliminate that hike. >>> vice president joe biden will be in the bay area tonight before arriving, the vice president will deliver remarks at the national defense university in washington about the u.s. policy in iraq. he'll also talk about iraq's political military progress, as well as ongoing fight against isis. the vice president is expected to arrive in the bay area this afternoon. to the he'll attend a private event for a campaign committee as well. >>> pg&e expects to learn how much it will pay in penalties for the tedly san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. california's public utilities commission is voting on historic fines likely in the neighborhood of $1.5 billion. >>> there is dash cam video showing the moments just before a south carolina police officer gunned down an unarmed black ma

uc president by napolitano to raise fees 5 percent aee for three years.responded by threat being to hold back $120 million in funding. now a state senate committee has unanimously approve at proposal to head off the increases by giving the schools an extra $75 million that is paid for by abolishing a middle class scholarship program. the democrats in the assembly oppose that idea. >> today, san francisco mayor lee and city officials will set bright "walk to work," day at hundreds through the city where pedestrians can stop by to meet them and receive free cards and tote bags and snacks. this travels along montgomery county and market street before ending at the embarcadero. >>> we will fine out what the weather is like for folks who get out and walk today. drew tuma? >> a light jacket and by the afternoon we will have tons of sunshine across the bay and warming temperatures. on this early morning tracking dry skies and a few clouds across the region. temperature-wise, we are cool, chilly in some spots and napa and fairfield and santa rosa in the upper 30s

the doctors work at student health centers at all ten uc campuses.doctors say the school officials are withholding overall information about funding and about expennedtures. they also say funding for student health is being cut. that strike is scheduled to last until monday. >>> this morning, crews will return to an ode creek bed that was turned into an environmental hazard when cement was dumped by a contractor. ktvu fox 2 reporter tara moriarty out in the open hills, where crews are going to arrive shortly to start working on the cleanup. tara? >> reporter: in a half and hour,, actually,, they're going to be staging. at 8:00, they're going to be scooping that foam concrete out of the creek and using vacuum trucks to suck it out. now east bay mud tells us one of its contractors was working near mountain view cement tarry when they accidentally left a valve open, performing 120 cubic yards of concrete into glenn oak creek. the creek is the main crook emptying into lake merritt. >> any of the wildlife understood beneath would have died with that cemen

he discussed his findings with another uc davis researcher. >> i was extremely skeptical.because, there are many differences between the onset and progression of the full syndrome. and human autism. >> he now says he's discovered another link. the link. the full syndrome happens when too much of a calming hormone is released during birth. he says new saliva test show autistic children have unusually high levels of similar hormones and humans. uc davis is now starting a study to find out if autism is linked to high level of the hormone before or during the birth of a child. >>> over the weekend, a community park and san roselle reopened after a three-month renovation. memorial park was closed in january for about 88 -- $80,000 in upgrades. the park had become a popular gathering place for homeless people which cap many families away. police and private security will patrol the park to ensure it remains a place that's safe for children to play. >>> >>> a longtime san francisco waterfront restaurant is still opened despite demands and needs to close. sinbad's restaurant has s

. >> grant: uc him walking away. washo the initial ankle. it is unclear as to what injuries the man sitting on the sidewalk may have suffered. you concede this sudden nature of it. out of nowhere this happens. police is investigating and will have reaction from poland's leader of the ledger on in the show. -- reaction from police laser on in the show. >> grant: specific of what happened is being investigated right now. nye, colossus it person falling off the grant baird believed to be the motorcycle was passed away. burials courtesy of the partnership with abc seven news. >> grant: we have just learned that one lane is open spirit still a traffic issue but not nearly as what you see on the hill there. it o'clocks some residual rush hour to be blamed for that. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: a driver of a black grand cherokee hit three bicyclist and parked cars. that car was pushed into an apartment building after the suspect vehicle brit " drought or otherwise please drive safely. " >> pam: only un for tonight. kron4 has le

doctors and their supporters carried signs outside uc berkeley student health center.ay they are unhappy with the progress. they also say that budget cuts have led to inadequate staffing and that's hurting students. >> there's a tremendous pressure cooker effect for students especially with out of state students and out of the country students that are isolated and are under a great deal of stress. >> reporter: doctors at uc campuses in southern california are set to begin their strike saturday. the uc office of the president released a statement saying in part, we are disappointed that the union has chosen to stage strikes for the second time in three months instead of negotiating to resolve the remaining issues. >>> some renters in san francisco mission district are locked out of their apartments tonight. the building is on hamshure street. the city ordered the tenants to get out last week and they did. the building was declared uninhabitable and repairs were ordered. now locks have been changed so people can get their belongings. there is a problem with relocate mon

it's a peaceful march, it started at uc berkeley's plaza, they are on the move and are lang to head down ban kroft avenue on their way to the mcdonald's on shad dock avenue. we're going to keep an oi on this march. >>> there's no coincidence tax day was chosen. in san jose protesters gathered at a suburban strip mall to wage the fight for 15. they are demanding fast food franchises pay a minimum wage of $15 an hour. they say it's important to know the economy has changed and fast food jobs aren't just for teenagers anymore. more often they're held by people raising families. >> if they can afford to maintain their life sometime then we can't afford it because they're pushing our wages down as well. if we pick everyone up together we can take care of our communities. >> mic don, burger king and wendy's say they don't control the employment decisions at franchise restaurants. >>> another developing story in the east bay, a deadly crash on westbound 80 it shut down three lanes of traffic, the chp says a motorcyclist was thrown off his bike. as cars swerved to avoid hitting that rider a big

out the longest labor action waged by uc doctors in 25 years. the doctors are negotiating the first contract since unionizing in 2013 striking over what they call unfair labor practices. the union has accused the uc system of withholding financial information necessary to negotiate a contract. uc officials deny the allegations. they say health centers will remain open during the strike. our california is a step closer to vaccinations being mandatory. the state senate passed a bill stopping parents from opting out. state reports show that more than 800 human cases of west nile virus were reported throughout california in 2014 the second highest year on record. according to the state department, the drought could be a contributing factor to the spike. officials say boyfriends and mosquitoes are coming into closer contact around a smaller number of watering holes. the virus entered the state in 2003 with 880 cases the highest number reported. in the bay area, santa clara has the most cases and the environmental resolution was -- the virus was found

. >> reporter: she's now working for the uc davis highway traffic and 29,000 dead animals. in a new report they called the highway system in the bay area a ring of death. >> it's right up against a protected open space, so the animals are wandering on the road quite easily. >> reporter: the industry says it needs funding to add fencing and safe crossing for animals. and highway 18 is one of many hot spots. they say it's a wide investment that can save drivers thousands of dollars. >> i was out my deductible and had to go buy a new vehicle. >> this isn't just fatal for the animals, but people have passed away as well. >> and this uc davis relied on data as well and they believe the road kill numbers are a lot higher across the street. and they wonder about the drought that animals will wander even further looking for water and that will add more road kill. >>> and cruz allegedly molested an 8-year-old girl in his care. him and his wife cared for children as nannies. >>> they nabbed a it peeping tom at starbucks. and employees say they found a camera in the unisex bathroom an

right now uc davis is starting a study of families. hopeful. >> you know i have a child who's diagnosed autistic so i'm really interesting on where this is going to lead to. >> thank you, pam. >>> time is 8:46. air pollution may be shrinking the brain. that is out of harvard medical school. it found that long time exposure could lead to memory problems or even dementia. the study's lead researcher says pollution from car exhaust and burning wood can shrink the brain over time and result in what are known as silent strokes. that's when a person feels no symptoms but receives some of the negative effects of a stroke. so you might suddenly have someone you know acting a little differently and that could be the reason why. >>> time is 8:46. that leads us right to sal. you have some thins to follow. >> that's right we have a lot of slow traffic out there. i want to begin with a cement spill on 101. as you drive down to whippel. there's a big problem with cement spill. as a matter of fact i went out of order because there's also a big proble

a potential solution to the battle over tuition hikes at the uc system. details on the plan to bring some of that bickering to an end. >> apple's next big launch is fast approaching. the issues that could have even have the biggest apple fans saying, no, thanks, to the smartwatch. >> and we say, oh, yeah, the oakland a's play baseball daytime baseball this season the first game. we have that forecast coming up. >> and big delays in sunnyvale where the intersection of lawrence expressway east arques is blocked because of a possible head-on collision. we'll have new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> good morning. time check, 6:13. and taking a look towards the santa clara valley, a few high, thin clouds with a batch of clouds off the coast drifting over the santa cruz mountains. we have temperatures slightly warmer today leading into the weekend and we have your full forecast straight ahead. >>> thank you, roberta. state law

as mentioned here with me, i have two board members david stuart's of uc college of law and from the cadillac resident hotel. this displays a map of our district that serves the 29 blocks of the tenderloin our mission is to facilitate the neighborhood into a cleaner, safer more vibrant neighborhood. our three core objectives is to initiate support and develop extensive enhanced cleaning services, beautification projects. community development initiatives. >>> i'm so sorry. the powerpoint doesn't seem to be working correctly. there we go. the core objective of our own going three 3 fiscal years are to keep the neighborhood clean. we have service provider by the name of san francisco clean city that provides systematic cleaning on a monthly weekly and daily basis. >> i'm sorry. you have it? okay. would you rather i just go through it? okay. sf govtv, overhead, please. i will go ahead and read through it, i'm sorry. included in these cleaning services are clean sweeping out of property frontages and twice a month sidewalk scrubbing. 10-20 hours a week of graffiti removal and abatement.

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we are working on another tree planting campaign and partnership with uc hastings and investigating the installment of a number of security cameras in the neighborhood and embarking on a street line plan to help document to guide moving forward with making decisions on future improvement projects that will be informed by the community. that concludes our presentation. >> any questions? seeing none, okay. thank you very much for your very thorough presentation. any public comment on this issue? >> public speaker: [inaudible] external mercy of two relationships. we have to put together qualities, relation. community combined science philosophy, onto continuation of worldwide mission and numerous people population >> if the mission beyond meditation. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleague, supervisor, can we have a motion. >> so moved. >> to move to the full board for recommendation. okay. no objection. motion passes. congratulations to all three. >> madam clerk, item no. 4. >> item no. 4, ordinance authorizing settlement of lawsuit by k

uc doctors are negotiating their first contract since they unionized in 2013. they are are accusing officials of unfair labor practices but they say the health centers will remain open. >> a viewer would watched this midday newscast yesterday is being credited with fining a specially equip van stolen from fremont. someone stole the $65,000 van on monday to their drive. she has lou gehrig's disease and depends on the special vehicle to get around. a you viewer saw the story and recognized the van parked outside the apartment and called in us who contacted the thomass, classic vans if hayward is making repairs to fix the damaged van and given a loaner until it is repaired. >> thank you. you have paid the day for us both my wife and myself. >> naughton would do that. i appreciate that more than i can say. authorities movie the person would stole the van used to ham some burglarized goods and damaged it in the process. >> san francisco mayor lee and other city officials put on their walking shoes this morning and were automatic participating in "walk to work day,"

the same action took place in san francisco and three other uc campuses. officials accuse them of with holding financial information necessary to negotiate a contract and they say doctors haven't had a raise in years and there are concerns about recrueltying and retaining doctors. -- recruiting recruiting and retaining doctors. >> they need a support system and they need doctors to support them. >> doctors at uc campuses in southern california will begin their strike on saturday. officials have denied claims of unfair labor practices and said the union refused to discuss it. >>> a serious litter problem, delores park sees thousands of visitors leaving behind thousands of tons of garbage. ktvu's david stevenson explains why peer pressure could make difference. >> reporter: they stepped up code enforcement here but people say it is up to the park goers here to keep the place clean. >> be careful. >> reporter: sunny skies in the mission district brought picnickers to delores park and volunteers. vowing to pick up the trash that others left behind. >> people c

uc davis is starting a study to find out if autism is linked to high levels of that hormone. >>> boyd memorial park closed in january to get $88,000 this upgrades. the park had become a popular gathering place for the homeless and many families were staying away. now san rafael police and private security guards will patrol the area to headache sure it's safe for children to play. >>> long-time san francisco waterfront restaurant is open served seafood and cocktails on pier 2 since the 1970s. it's been ordered to close down so this pier could be torn down. the owner of sin bad said that work will not start for another year so they should be able to stay open. >>> fame jeweler sleeve and company is leaving its long- time home at san francisco union square. it's been in business there since the 1906 earthquake that leveled most of the city. the jeweler could not renew its lease because of very intense competition for that ground level space. the company is hoping to open a bigger store nearby after that lease expires. >>> lydia ko turned 18 on saturday. it was her second straight year s

uc regents. would raise tuition 5% a year over the next five years. yesterday a state committee unanimous lay proved a bill to give $150 million to uc and cal state schools to eliminate that hike. >>> samsung expects to ship record numbers of its new smartphone. the galaxy s6 goes on sale tomorrow, the same day apple starts taking preorders on the new smartwatch. samsung says it will have trouble meeting demand for the new curved edge device. the s6 is expected to sell very well following a string of positive reviews. >>> and a new study finds teens are still using facebook and surprisingly google plus, facebook is the most popular social media site for teens of course followed by instagram, snapchat twitter and google plus. one reason teens are still using google plus perhaps they have the g-mail account set up by the school and get it by default. >>> it seems fast food is going to the dogs. >> a new survey finds one in every six american house holds orders fast food for dogs at least some of th

at uc berkeley a nepaly student association is springing into action to help. nbc bay area's christie smith is live on campus with that part of the story. christie? report good evening,terry. as you can imagine, people are in complete shock. after images of this earthquake one student told me he desperately tried to get in touch with family in nepal. finally he was able to find out they were safe. he moved from katmandu seven years ago. now members of a nepali student association are taking stock of what happened. some family members lost homes or have a tie to people that who did not survive. students and an adviser are doing what they can to help with clean water after a massive earthquake ripped through the himalayan nation. it was a rush to try and reach family. >> i tried to reach them and i was swor rid. i think around 4:00 a.m. i got a hold of them. that's when i was relieved. i knew that back home, did -- unfortunately, the day goes on. i realize here that many friends didn't make it. i have friends and neighbors of other friends who didn't make it. >>

going to be tough. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, spending the night on the uc berkeley campus. the issue that has a group of students camping out right now. >> and a musician killed by a stray bull let after a performance in oakland. up next, the changes some community members are calling for at local nightclubs. . >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing wall on the bridge getting into the city. we're going to check out some of these fans, and also look at some of other commutes coming up. >> well, temperatures aren't that cold. lot of 40s. not the critical minimums. headed over to watch the as, looks good. mostly cloudy, 64. an update on your forecast. >>> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather, get you moving. steve paul son is here with your forecast. >> pretty quiet. hohhum. maybe tuesday. a little cool down here. next couple of days, we're going to have lot of surge. temperatures will be little bit -- not a lot. upper 6 0s, 7 0s. that starts today. calm out there. not much of

uc officials say 25 buildings lost power just a few minutes ago. no word yet on how long until that power will be restored. the cause of the outage unknown at this time. >>> "airbnb" is a factor in evictions in san francisco. 145 eviction notices during 12 months specifically mention "airbnb" for violations linked to short term rentals in general. attorneys believe many more such evictions go unreported. evictions can be for illegal use. >>> thousands of armenians gathered in the country's capital today to commemorate 100 years since the genocide carried out by the ottoman turks. 1.5million armenians were taken from their homes and killed by the the government. and to this day, turkey denies this act of genocide. let's take a live look at the march happening in los angeles. you can see all of those people down there thousands of people joined today's six mile walk carrying flags and signs. today the bay area armenian also come together at san francisco city hall as it's lit up in red, blue and orange the colors of the armenian flag. >>> life is ris

that vigil is from 7:00 to 9:00 wednesday at uc berkeley. and they are expecting quite a few people to attend. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> we have new video tonight for pup elite search and rescue team from southern california on its way it help earthquake victims in nepal. the 57-member team and six dogs departing the air force base in riverside county today. that team is trained to use a variety of equipment. to locate and rescue people trapped in collapsed structures and confined spacees. they are expected to arrive in katmandu tomorrow. >> good news. the earthquake is hitting home here in the bay area. friends and family are mourning the loss of google's dan fredinburg. he wanted to climb everest to promote savetheice.org. his father's sherpas died on the mountain last year while guiding fred and his group. he had so much more he wanted to do. >> he was in his early 30s. talk about lives affected. if he was able to live a full complete life and we could be talking a billion lives. co

uc workers they're trying to get him out. the 22 was spotted by someone trying to install a security and a home creek however he was not hurt he went inside the home. the land did not bullish he made the crawlspace his own personal dan. --den >> pam: this is the time of the year upper collieries are having their babies. and this is causing a lot of problems in the city. >> reporter: pam, this is the time of the year for-- audio problems. >> my house and was walking my dog and to cut yields came out of the woods to the trail and the noise that they made were howling and hissing. >> reporter: in fact, this is a video that police can't tell if your to make you alert of the season. >> it was really scary. the first time in eight years that we had caudillo these come out and attack creek-- kelly ots come out and attack. --coyotes >> i am afraid of individual people getting hurt and not feeling safe with walking all around the area at night. something has to change. >> reporter: presidios is that they tried everything they can. onl

this comes as uc president janet napolitano tries to break a funding stand off with governor brown and state lawmakers. >>> a coalition of groups trying do block the sale of the main berkeley pot office claim victory although the lawsuit was then out. a federal judge dismissed the suit filed by the city of berkeley and the national trust for historic preservation that would have required a time consuming environmental impact study before a sale could go through. on the surface that appears to be a win for the post as service would wanted to sell the building but environmental groups say the judge's order prevents the sale of the building which is what the environmentalists wanted in the first place. >> if you be going to the beach to beat the heat, we were at observation beach in san francisco yesterday afternoon and we spotted large waves. they will be there again today although it is not so warm. the coast guard expects the rip currents reaching up to 11 foot so watch your children and poets and do not turn your back on the ocean. how long will the big waves last? >> i wonder, too. >

sky 7 hd over uc santa cruz at exactly 4:20 where several thousand people were lighting up and in san francisco, people smoked out in golden gate park at hippie hill and that's where sergio quintana is live tonight. the smell must have been something. >> reporter: no comment. i can tell you though that the park rangers have estimated that this crowd is at about 10,000 so far and any time, unfortunately you have a crowd this large you do have some incidents. there have been two people who were injured, head injuries because there were bottles tossed from the top of hippie hill and that was each before this afternoon's big moment. >> at 4:20 on 4/tent this puff of smoke was the hallmark of the entire event. thousands of people from far and wide came here for the celebration of bud. >> it just gets bigger each year and more and more people start smoking. even people from states where it is okay to smoke marijuana there has been a push to legalize recreational use of pot in california. opponents say today's marijuana is especially dangerous for teens. >> the reason is is the addiction is

hundreds of people started at the uc campus marching to the mcdonald's on shattuck avenue. [ whistles and cheers ] >> taco bell, burger king, wendy's! >> this was the scene at a mcdonald's in san francisco's mission district earlier today. protestors calling for a $15 an hour minimum wage, san jose and san rafael saw similar protests. the movement was heard all across the country today. >> the low minimum wage workers, we make the money for the economy and we're the lowest paid. that's why i'm here. >> demonstrations come just two weeks after mcdonald's announced that it would increase pay by $1 an hour. >>> a debate so heated a senator is getting death deaths are! the new setback for a bill that would force parents to vaccinate their children. >> and her campaign for president just got started. is hillary clinton already flip- flopping? her about-face on gay >>> death threats against the state senator behind a bill forcing kids in school to be vaccinated. well, now a key vote on legislation has been postponed. reporter derek shore is live at the capital with what's behind this roadbl

then good. >> and they were on national tv. >> pam and i both went to uc schools when the tuition wasess. >> right. so any way. good morning, everyone. there is one good thing about being older your tuition was cheaper. let's take a look at what we have. we will start off with this traffic report with a look at the east bay. traffic will be slow in some areas but on highway 24 it looks good as you drive between walnut creek and oakland. you will see some slowing on the other side as you come down to the 580-980 interchange. you can see traffic is going to be busy westbound as you come up to the pay gates. so let's go to our next element and that would be 880 and northbound 880 and southbound will not be that bad. as 6:16 let's go to steve. >>> sal, i believe my very first registration and books cost my dad $100. >> wow. >> i think. it was like $100. >> maybe. >> i'm like dad it's $100. i have a great story to tell but i can't share it right now. you notchy koa, you know madison beer garden. [ laughter ] it cost him $1 i'll tell it any way. he had one drink and one beer it cost him $1.

this was done by the uc berkeley school of public health so i wanted to know if there is a number -- it says percentages but we don't have numbers of students that were surveyed, or is this -- >> we would be happy -- >> [inaudible] students so i am wondering about the sampling and how large it is. >> we are happy to follow up on that. >> and i have the same question for the 2013 survey on student perceptions of muni, and was this all grades? is it just high schools i guess and how many students participated, the actual number so what does it really represent? i think that would be helpful too and also were the surveys done in multiple languages or only in english so if you can get that information that would be great too. >> absolutely. the youth vote survey is not a transportation specific survey. it's a survey done by dcyf. >> right. >> and i believe they do have -- >> coleman started it. >> i believe it's multilingual and get a robust sample size but we're happy to follow up. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i just had a couple of follow up questions. when we were doing resea

protesters are in full rally mode right now in the plaza on the uc berkeley campus. they're planning to end their march at the mcdonald's on the corner of shattuck and university avenues. katy joins us now from berkeley. >> reporter: the rally started about an hour ago and in that time we watched hundreds of people pour in from various unions and labor activists here. i'll show you the scene behind me as they are rallying on the uc berkeley campus and as you mentioned the fight for 15 is an effort to get the minimum wage increase and typically when we talk about minimum wage stories we're talking restaurant workers, but this fight for 15 also includes child care workers, cashiers and many more low-wage workers. the other component of their fight is unionizing and i'm joined by one of the organizers, mary kay with sciu. what kind of difference would unionizing make for the folks behind me. >> workers need a seat at the table with multinational corporations like mcdonald's and walmart in order to make sure they have schedules and hours when they raise their wages and a

that coned the battle between uc president janet napolitano and governor brown. i know has been pushing a plan to raise tuition as much as -- ma politan no has been pushing a plan to raise tuition as much as 5% a year if they don't get more funding. >>> the bay area city is floating the idea of a pollution tax. details on who would be forced to pay up. >> and from the farm to the table, the wild food being served at some bay area restaurants. >> and from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody. we want to hear from you. we want you to be one of our weather watcher. we'll talk about that straight ahead. >> slow traffic for the altamont pass at this early hour. westbound 580 jammed up beyond the 205 interchange approaching 205. a complete >>> good morning. it's 5:12 on this ninth day of the month of april. good morning, everyone. we're looking out towards norman y. mineta international airport. and also levi's stadium, where so far, we have clear skies. no reports of any local airport delays. it's going to pan out to be a warmer day today but we're looki

. >>> uc berkeley police arrested a man they say recorded students inside bathroom stalls and showers. 20-year-old alfred mendez is suspected of unlawful recording with an electronic device. investigators seized his phone, laptop and several discs and found images of people taking showers. police first got a tip about two weeks ago when a student noticed the cell phone extended underneath a partition. >>> a san pablo police officer faces felony drug charges. officer kenneth white was arrested last wednesday for buying heroin and cocaine in san francisco. while his 2-year-old daughter was in his car. police say this man timothy french is the one who sold white the drugs. officer white has pleaded not guilty. >>> today marches against police brutality happening all around the bay area and on the east coast. they come a few days after two deadly shootings were captured on video. kpix 5's kiet do joins us in san jose where one of those marches will happen in just a few hours. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. san jose is getting in on the action here. there's a protest that s

. >> reporter: it was big game day at uc berkeley. no not that big game, this was cal versus stanford in women's lacrosse. it's a sport with a long history in the east coast. >> people get lacrosse sticks when they're born. it's like a given. >> reporter: while california is a goods west coast team stanford is now the 15th ranked team in the nation. >> we've been tested against penn state, notre dame, ohio state but they're just a really great group of girls that have come together and the cohesion throughout the season has been awesome. >> reporter: to play at this level, an athlete needs a solid foundation. that's what the girls around the area are building. >> you can tell the girls, they love the competition. they certainly love to win and leave it all on the field. >> reporter: girls lining up, this is the wolf pack takes on the stingers. >> at least in the east bay i know people talk about baseball season, soccer season and lacrosse season. i think it's a major player right now. >> i like lacrosse because it's different. it's no

>>anny hong: uc-berkeley students are versing concerns about a student's second videos of the students and: bathroom and a residence hall the 20 year-old offenses charge of unlawful record with an electronic device the incident happened at the coed your one residence hall on the berkeley campus about two weeks ago the student in a dorm said she caught a man holding a cell from underneath the stall while she was using the rest from students say there are armed. >>: action needs to be taken this is one case we need to make sure that every think it solidified and their is something like this is not happen again is to matter to the person. >>anny hong: he no longer lives in the unit one residence hall and if he is living somewhere else on campus or if he is even still registered as a uc- berkeley student. >>mark: softball coach facing one of the council trout molestation--100 counts of child molestation >>mark: he is facing 94 counts of sexual abuse related charges petaluma resident said it track to report him to place before because of the harassment they suffered police have been in cont

they decided to hold and for all uc davis sports teams. they have since apologized. >> the city of santa cruz is setting a local minimum wage limit. the sentinel reports the city council signed off to research what the area could afford given the number of small businesses. santa cruz is hoping to have their own limits in place before a $10 minimum wage kicks in in january. they rejected a uber is looking to haul much more than just people. the company is launching a new delivery app to enable drivers to launch as many as 400 stores. it will allow drivers to use just one phone for both passengers and packages. it was only a matter of time use the network of drivers. who knows. maybe delivering the mail is next. >> here's a look at the winds. double-digits and barely 10 or 15 in concord. but our marine layer is trying to make a late bush in and the winds will keep us cool over at harding park. we have the world golf championship sponsored by cadillac. 50 degrees and clearing to mostly sunny and 58. it will be bright and breezy. this is the

the uc davis environmental research center said the average clarity last year was 77.8 feet up 7 1/2previous year. researchers attribute the improvement to the four-year drought and ongoing environmental restoration project in the tahoe basin. >>> back over to drew now. another check of the weather. and those warmer temperatures that are headed our way. drew? >> the second half of our weekend, katie going to be a bit warmer than it was today. clear skies out there right now. we'll have mainly clear skies overnight tonight. that will lead to a sunny day on your sunday. nationwide you do notice a front is stationed right over the deep south. we have thundershowers from atlanta, new orleans back to dallas. going to 79 tomorrow afternoon. 76 in louisiana. the nation's capital and northeast nice and sunny and mild. 66 in new york. 70 in washington, d.c. even 65 in boston. and the upper plains. dealing with a little light shower activity from minneapolis to chicago. temperatures in the mid-60s to lower 70s. back here in california high pressure in control. lots of sunshine on sunday. 81 fo

. >>> at uc berkeley seismologists get an early heads up when an earthquake is happening. that's thanks to their early warning system. >> rob roth talks about their efforts to expand the system throughout california. >> reporter: magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck just after mid-night followed by two smaller aftershocks. >> i was just about to go to sleep and i felt my bed moving side to side. >> reporter: through the uc berkeley seismologist lab, the earthquake early warning system predicted the quake would hit berkeley a second and a half after hitting san ramon. >> someone can within a second stop, drop and hang on to protect themselves. >> reporter: when the earthquake hit napa, san francisco received a 10 second warning. that's because the epicenter was far away and that's enough time to stop a b.a.r.t. train. the early system measures the secondary waves of an earthquake from thousands of underground sensors. >> the earthquake early system is not an earthquake prediction. it's watching an earthquake begin and trying to send a signal out to people in the affected areas f

first is at 11:30 this morning at uc berkeley.protesters expected to gather at 24th and mission street in san francisco. >>> a high speed police chase through marin county ends in a crash. >>> we're live at a high school in san francisco. a big mile stone talking about kids and breakfast. what the milestone means for district. we got some food for you, sal, what do you think in. >> i like it. >>> good morning everyone. east bay commute take a look at some of these that are still busy. we will take a look at this across the county, coming up. >>> tracking another cool breezy day before a big warm up comes our way. take a look at those winds and how long i expect they will last and when 80s will arrive, coming up. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there fo

there was no confusion at this store near uc berkeley. only gratitude and smiles. >> they're handling it pretty well so if anything, this will actually make customers like them more. >> reporter: in berkeley, cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >> all right. let's check in with anthony slaughter. now we both really want coffee now. >> i'm like, i love peats and bill's. >> local shop. >> and still starbucks. >> i don't discriminate. any coffee i'll take it. >> this morning it sounds really good. >> it's a gloomy morning. >> cloud cover is clearing out. if you are having your coffee this morning, quite fitting. even morning tea to warm you up. always chilly in the morning hours, especially in this building. keep the ac on all the time. >> they really do. >> look at the rainfall amounts. over a quarter inch in the north bay and even close to half an inch in san francisco. even in the south bay over a quarter inch in santa clara. menlo park over half an inch. belmont, three quarters of an inch there. santa cruz and even here at kntv nbc bay area,