. >>> a plan to freeze uc tuition is up for a vote today at the regents committee.5's anne makovec with what some say is a big step in the right direction. >> reporter: most people here at the meeting today seemed happy about the plan to freeze tuition but at the same time, they are waiting to see what's next. >> this is the time for the state to begin to reinvest in earnest in uc. >> reporter: as janet napolitano touted the agreement to freeze tuition for in state students for two years, students are relieved. it is has been a rocky road. last year before the governor promised additional funding the regents voted to raise tuition 5% each year for the next five years. [ screaming ] >> reporter: leaving thousands of protest students at their wit's end. >> i'm from a single mother household. i do not have the money to afford this. >> reporter: and today, even with the huge hike off the table, some students are jaded. >> we are basically in the middle of it. at the end of the day we lose. >> reporter: even with the approval the agreement between the uc and governor sti

uc police invest 50th ago possible suspect who is no longer at uc berkeley. >> just week after high school baseball player lost his scholarship because of racial slur caught on camera, the 2 rival teams met again. the they played at st. mary's high school in berkeley. as katie reports, there was more on the line than a leg championship. about. >> it was destined to good this way. >> pinole valley high school and st. mary's of berkeley no choice but to address racial tension head first in the home plate. >> still big issue and still topic around our school. >>reporter: two week after racial slur caught on camera caught the pinole valley player college scholarship. >> i understand he was wrong. he understands he was wrong. >>reporter: the team met again at leg championship app the father spoke out notch way he could get through this unscathed. he has to learn a

>> it is a turn of clarification as step one the background which is before the former agency the uc exchange that happened previous the history she went through uc once they've demonstrated they can't development the affordable sites themselves the liquidated sdiejz due to the agency were not cue until the completion of the second phase of hospital that is projected to be 10 or 12 years the $5 million payment that was made in 2013 uc in other words to accelerate the liquid damages payment we're using for in this project the uc regents. >> someone turn off their phone it seems like someone help them will. >> the uc relents it predated our times on the commission but briefly a much higher number nernlz the health care institution it was over 1/3rd and through direction from this commission the community on investment & infrastructure that directed we appreciate what weighing we heard in ucsf and, yes we think in order to convince our relocations to be an excess for the public dollars in the uc regents there had to be a next us for public health care so the commission provided the dire

spokesman says the uc has no direct investments in gun companies. there might be something in a mutual fund portfolio. the system's chief investment officer assured wies that he would check on it. back in the regents meeting, local merchants and construction workers lob edied the regents to support the warriors stadium. >> the project is very important for our neighborhood. it's very important for the city. >> reporter: the chancellor of ucsf declined our request for response but ucsf is concerned that the new arena could cause traffic congestion in mission bay and impede ambulance access to the mission bay hospitals. and finally, a group of protesters called on the regents to skrab plancrap plans to develop part of the gil track. they tried to block a grocery store and senior housing project in favor of an urban farm. a uc representative tells me after seven years of study with the city of albany the grocery store and senior housing project are going forward. an adjacent piece of land has been set aside for a community garden. reporting from the re

the reason that uc raises tuition is that the state has cut spending at uc. and the state is spending so much more on pensions and retiree health care and things like that. and the other big issue is the state agreed they crammed down $170 billion worth of pension costs which will designate that system. >> they have until june 15th to work it out. >> thank you all for being here. >>> and now, to the bay bridge. you're looking at some of the hundreds of rods that holds the bridge together. one of the rods failed a key structural integrity test last week. the test result suggests that salt water may be causing the rods to corrode. it's the latest in a long list of problems. joining us now in the studio to talk about this are, steve heminger jaxon van derbeken, and brian maroney. mr. maroney, first i want to play a comment from when you appeared on our show last year following the revelation of the first batch of broken rods and cracked wells. you insisted then that the bridge was safe. let's take a look. >> i think there has been some misunderstanding about som

. >> reporter: even with the approval the agreement between the uc and governor still needs to go through the state legislature. >> i'm confident that we will gain -- will be successful in these efforts and ensure that our bright future comes to pass. >> reporter: the governor's agreement will also pay some of the uc's pension debts to help stabilize its finances in the future. students can only hope.

the uc regents voted on that issue today.ar regents voted to raise tuition sparking thousands of students to protest. the governor then promised additional funding for the uc system. the regents did vote today to approve an 8% tuition hike for out of state students. >>> a couple of would-be jewelry thieves had no idea who they were messing with. cameras show the masked men attacking a family of jewelers with pepper spray outside of a georgia hotel. the family just finished a show were loading tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise but one wasn't going down without a fight. he says human instinct kicked in. he even tears off the robber's mask and shirt. the suspects took off leaving behind the loot. >>> the bay area's favorite batkid is about to hit the big screen. >> want to be the real batman. this is his exact wish. >> because he is my favorite superhero. >> you may recognize 5-year-old miles scott. he was a leukemia patient whose make-a-wish request turned san francisco into gotham city for a day back in 2013. i

busy morning for the leaders of the uc system. >> reporter: a father of the uc santa barbara student shot and killed last year in isla vista poured out his heart this morning, imploring the board to not invest money in the gun industry. >> my daughter was shot in the side first through her left lung then her heart, then her other lung. if this body is invested in the gun industry that means you're in the gun business. >> reporter: that was bob weis whose daughter was one of six people murdered a year ago saturday by a man with a gun just off the uc santa barbara campus. he along with a small groups of uc students presented the board with over 45,000 signatures asking the university system to take out whatever money it has invested in the gun industry. a spokesman tells us off camera that none of the uc's $7.4 billion endowment is directly invested in the gun industry though it can't be sure if it holds mutual funds that might be invested in weapons manufacturers or retailers. within the past half hour weis told us that he did get a chance to meet one-on-one with the uc's head of fina

the uc board of regents to divest from fossil fuel although they have not done that. they have invested more in renewable energy, so perhaps what the students are doing today could have an impact. we will continue to follow this story for you through the morning. sam and laura? >> thank you very much, kris. >>> it has been nearly a year since whole foods launched its pilot program into selling rabbit meat. the chain said the meat was in high demand and whole foods spent four years making sure it created the best program to produce rabbit meat. but is it? investigative reporter vicky nguyen has the explanation. >> good morning. when it comes to meat whole foods touts the high quality and high standards for humanely raised meat. critics say the company is falling short of that mission. we obtained the usda inspection reports for iowa rabbit where whole foods gets its rabbit meat. inspectors found fecal smears on the back tail in the final rinse and raised concerns and contamination of the meat. they also found wet rabbits in crates, and in at least one instance rabbits

they're hoping to inspire departments everywhere to follow their lead. >>> the uc regscregent -- uc regentsposal would cost the financially strapped city about $150,000 in the first year and likely more in the following years. oakland unified wouldhave to chip in another $150,000 the first yea . >> changing the mind set of a young person that regardless of whether you're growing up in a high income household or low income household, we have the same expectation. >> to me, it's lack of policy particulars -- politics. >> the proposal would cost the financially strapped city about $150,000 in the first year and likely more in the following years. oakland unified wouldhave to chip in $150,000 the first year. >> city council is set to vote on that next month. a lot of parents are saying this money could be better used in other things like affordable child care, preschool. so you know, it's -- >> how about paper and pencils? >> the basics. >>> coming soon to a roadway near you, robots. hitting thestreets of silicon valley this summer of. one of seven companies. meanwhile, the dmv has been scrambl

. >> uc would have it talk about that as well.y in favor of it. what we to do on the existing building we had to abandon it because of the possibility of certain groups of people appeal the eir for a new hospital. if appealed the eir, we would have never made it on the ballot in november of 2008. there's some risk level out there. not to say that it's merited medically and fiscally. >> i'm full a-- fully aware that it is a complicated issue. i also feel i get the responsibility of and appoint the whole reason so that we can ask questions like that. >> absolutely. >> should be on the record. struck me when i was looking at this lease term. i think it's worth kind of highlighting that there's a reasonable argument that the economic boom that we're enjoying in san francisco and frankly between san francisco and san jose and across berkeley. it can lead back to the investment that this country made in basic research. the time between world war ii and today? sometimes that's forgotten in public discourse and the concern about finances,

:41 01:58 02:10 cesar farías - harvard "voy a ir a harvard y voy a estudiar economía" chris ortiz - ucside y voy a estudiar bussiness o negocios" briana quintana knox college "en la escuela en illinois que se llama knox y quiero estudiar medicina" omar coronel - otero junior college "voy a ir a otero allá en colorado voy a estudiar para negocios o para bussiness management" javier macias - uc berkeley "voy a entrar a uc berkeley para el siguiente semestre pienso que voy a estudiar arquitectura" estos son solo algunos testimonios de ms de una decena de jvenes, que jugando al deporte que ms aman, han podido colocarse en el camino que conduce al xito. nats - kids playing (coach talking) fernando flores (vive en petaluma)/auxiliar de sub-17 @00:03:43:26"esta es la manera de motivarlos y sacarlos de las calles a los muchachos para que se mantengan enfocados en la escuela."@00:03:52:1 6 al norte de la baha, en la comunidad de santa rosa, existe un remanente de futbolistas que estan haciendo mucho ms que divertirse, es aqu en estos campos de cesped donde se corre, se patea y se suda ms que fu

. >> the uc relents it predated our times on the commission but briefly a much higher number nernlz the health care institution it was over 1/3rd and through direction from this commission the community on investment & infrastructure that directed we appreciate what weighing we heard in ucsf and, yes we think in order to convince our relocations to be an excess for the public dollars in the uc regents there had to be a next us for public health care so the commission provided the direction and in essence to the uc team to say come back and reduce the preference so that number that you see for those education and health care institutions that preference was higher prior to the commissions intervention that allowed the commission to feel comfortable approving the o pa and the subsequent other 3 actions the schematic designs and the predevelopment loan to the other lesson a broader opportunity not only for the uc we would not have received the 500-0000 and wouldn't be here today, if those preferences were not there. >> there was a negotiation. >> yeah. >> >> given. >> 50 of the units. >> s

we have you on the uc berkeley campus this morning.ding out about another case of women being secretly recorded while using the bathroom here on the uc berkeley campus. our cameras panning around in this area. tara moriarty is there. she will tell you more about how that camera went unnoticed for at least two weeks. even though it was in plain sight. you will want to hear about that. thank you for joining us friday morning may 15th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it is 5:31. a lot of traffic it looks like out there. or check in with steve in a second. people are leaving earlier. >> i was telling somebody that yesterday. by the way my drought story runs tonight. >> that is right. i'm glad you reminded me. >> it's happened before. >> yeah it looks like -- >> the story is fascinating. >> yeah it looks like a good story. >> fascinating stuff. all right that is tonight at 10:00 but right now what time is it? 5:31. there you go. we have mostly partly cloudy skies. partly clear. there is breaks in the

and they believe an anonymous effort is tied to the uc system. uc's new medical center is only a block away from the proposed arena. >> they say they may be associated with the university and we want to basically get them to disclose who they are. >> the arena backers want the regents to distance themselves from those trying to block it. >>> we are getting word tonight that the dreaded closure of doyle drive is being postponed. the artery that links the golden gate bridge to san francisco was to be shut down next weekend to connect the new northbound viaduct. caltrans has been warning drivers about it for weeks. but now, the chp says the closure is being delayed until next month. one source says the delay is because fire safety tests have not yet been completed for the new tunnels, which are part of that project. >>> it is a multi-billion- dollar revenue source for california cities and towns. and now there's a push in the state capital to put the brakes on traffic tickets. ron jones of our sister decision in sacramento talks to one lawmaker, who

. >>> you can see fireworks at this morning's uc regents meeting. the issue, not tuition, not budget cuts but guns. >>> also an update to breaking news. stolen dump truck, a chase and crash shuts down a busy bay area intersection. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> not one but two ipos on the market. the canadian company shopify and the markets coming up. >> this is "today in the bay." >> all right. good thursday morning. you got one more to go until the end of the week. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following breaking news stories this morning. it's been a busy morning. the first one in san jose where early this morning police arrested four strong armed robbery suspects after a frantic door to door search. the men targeted two separate victims in northeast san jose. police set up a perimeter and nabbed three of the four suspects in a yard near cropley avenue. officers already have the fourth suspect in custody. police say two of their suspects are adults if the other, teenagers. >>> while you were sleeping. in daly city you're looking at the aftermath o

the uc affiliation agreement cost. last year's budget we had reached two year agreement to offset some of the costs in the affiliation agreement for physician services with revenue coming in through the med cal expansion. when we adopted the initiative, what was the third year fiscal '16, '17, we expected an increase to hit the budget. that was included in the mayor's deficit forecast and in the five year financial plan. we've been working really closely with uc over the last several months. it's been a really great partnership with them. we've come to a place where we don't think we'll need to add that additional general fund for the second year. we really happy about that and grateful to uc for their went. i know they've been very focused trying to figure out how to fund this i.t. program. they really kind of stepped up and worked with us to make this happen. that's an $8.7 million avoided general fund cost increase in the second year, which can then preprogram internally within our budget. with those additional init

we really happy about that and grateful to uc for their went. i know they've been very focused trying to figure out how to fund this i.t. program. they really kind of stepped up and worked with us to make this happen. that's an $8.7 million avoided general fund cost increase in the second year, which can then preprogram internally within our budget. with those additional initiatives that are before you today, that leads to $22.7 million available funding for us to reprogram within the budget. added to the 19.3 that was set aside at the may-march hearing of the commission. that gives us $47 million that we can program towards the electronic medical records project. that will basically allow us to get the first two years of the program funded and then we can start working on that the third year which has the highest level of implementation costs. at a very high level kind of give an overview of this and then cio bill kim will come up and discuss in more detail what the planned program for the emr project is. as you can see, we've got projected cos

apply to ucs.personally, i'm going to uc santa cruz. some students are going to uc santa barbara or also they're going to, yeah, a lot of other colleges. [laughing] damian: i mean, what does that say for you, doriann? that the fact that this is the record. what does that say for you and your classmates and those beneath you, i guess? doriann: well, that we can always do better. i mean, if they broke the record once, we can break it again. damian: Ándale. now, both of you are involved in the special class taught by eddie garcia and it's a leadership class. and it's a class that i think a lot of us wish we would have taken or had the opportunity when we were in high school. talk about the difference that it's made in what you've learned. doriann: well, i'm a very hardheaded person. so, walking in, you know, i've always thought, "i'm right" and that's it. and he's kind of taught you that, no, you know, you have to understand what's going to happen and how you have to get there. it was a struggle but i

in $436 million to uc's underfunded pension.s part of a compromise that means in state undergraduate tuition at the ten uc campuses will be flat for the next two years. >>> an east bay teen shot and killed just steps away from school. coming up, details on the investigation. >> i'm kiet do. live in mountain view, google is set to release a whole new fleet of self-driving cars. we have a live report straight ahead. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everybody! we have changes for your weekend forecast. that's coming up straight ahead. >> and we're taking a look at some bay area bridges before you head out the door. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. cruising right along. we'll female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ how many gasolines clean better than chevron with techron? the answer is a big fat ze

the uc regents made the decision yesterday. in-state tuition has remained the same for the past two years. but there was talk the freeze might end with hikes. uc leaders decided not to go that route but did however approve a tuition hike for out of state students. they will have to pay 8% more. >>> well, we know san francisco has high rents. but it turns out most people feel the cost is worth it. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. we'll see if the markets can finish strong before a long holiday weekend. rising oil prices gave a slight boost to stocks on thursday. the dow was up three-tenths of a point, nasdaq down 19. sky high san francisco rents are apparently worth it at least according to thousands of renters. in a recent survey rent in expensive cities like new york and san francisco say they are more satisfied living in those cities than renters in more affordable areas. they say they feel they're safer and more confident in the economy. they enjoy parks and also t

. -- to the uc system.ew medical center is only a block a way from the proposed reasonable. >> they say they may be associated with the university and we want them to back off. the backers want them to distance themselves to those trying to block it. >>> it was a great night last night, though, with that game. >> i was up. >> you were up. >> did you enjoy the game? >> i heard about it on facebook and twitter. [ laughter ] and from you guys in the morning. >> we'll get you there eventually. >> i'm a fan. >> all right. >> how are the roads? >> traffic is great this morning. it's better than usual. it's extra "friday light" with the holiday. people are getting a jump-start on the long memorial day weekend. look how nice it is along the peninsula. no delay to sfo. bay bridge no metering lights. so yeah, everything looks great heading into san francisco. both directions are problem- free and delay-free. san mateo bridge we are gearing up for the san mateo bridge closure beginning at 10:00 tonight. and it's a sim

uc police invest 50th ago possible suspect who is no longer at uc berkeley. >> just week after high school baseball player lost his scholarship because of racial slur caught on camera, the 2 rival teams met again. the they played at st. mary's high school in berkeley. as katie reports, there was more on the line than a leg championship. about. >> it was destined to good this way. >> pinole valley high school and st. mary's of berkeley no choice but to address racial tension head first in the home plate. >> still big issue and still topic around our school. >>reporter: two week after racial slur caught on camera caught the pinole valley player college scholarship. >> i understand he was wrong. he understands he was wrong. >>reporter: the team met again at leg championship app the father spoke out notch way he could get through this unscathed. he has to learn a lesson and he did. >>reporter: the lesson is perhaps twofold. >> the words the words have power. >>reporter: and words may be posted to social media that can't be taken back. >> could have been a better way to handle all this. >> soci

the next layer >>darya: california is freezing tuition at uc schools to california residents and to aood reason to get a kid was heading to a you sickout that would have to pay more into which it will be flat at just over $12,000 for the next two years after that everyone tuition could go up big river pauperize the border region to raise the out-of-state tuition >>darya: that will bring the out of state to more than $38,000 this year and that in 2000 san the tuition for and one could rise by three of inflation >>mark: 3 back with toy with that could mean for all whether + know a lot pitcher tom brady is appealing the suspension and the commissioner says there will hear with the nfl player as saying his argument just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. t

. >>> police near uc santa barbara lacking for one suspect in connection to a shooting. last night deputies in uc santa bar a police arrived at home to find three young men with gunshot wounds in the yard. one of them is believed to be one of the attackers but another suspect got away. nearby ucsb dorms were put on lock down but they've since been reopened. it came during an emotion ol time for the community. next week will mark one year since the deadly shooting rampage in isle la vista. a student went on a shooting and stabbing spree there targeting students. three of the victims were from the bay area. >>> schools in fresno cannot teach abstinence only as part of the sex education curriculum. that's a ruling from a judge who determined the school district must follow state law and teach birth control as part of its sex education. parents sued the district in 2012 for using material that encouraged abstinence until marriage. the district then changed its policies. the judge sided with parents who will now have their legal fees reimbursed by the district. >>> the conven

the governor and the uc president agree no tuition hike. students are relieved. but for how long? details on the deal coming up. >>> the training kicks in. you don't really think about it. you just focus on getting the job done. >>> 80 miles out of sea and taking on water. the incredibly brave actions this man took when the rescue chopper started running out of fuel. that's next. >>> it's been a gut-wrenching week for a south bay school. students wore black at christopher high school in gilroy. they were honoring sarah william, the senior and three other passengers who died tuesday night in an alleged drunk driving accident. another christopher high student, natalie sal seed oh was killed in a separate car accident last saturday. the gilroy school district is planning to hold vigils for each of the students killed. >>> a tragedy narrowly averted. that's how livermore's police chief describes an encounter with a gunman. it lasted most of the day as police cars slowly patrolled livermore. but by late today, the suspect was in custody in tracy. police answered calls about shots fired

this comes after an agreement with governor brown will ensure millions to uc campuses. the freeze is for in-state tuition only, which is currently over $12,000 a year. uc officials agreed to the freeze after they were promised more state funding. >>> kindergarten class is usually about abcs and 123s but at a school in san francisco the little ones are already learning about robotics. that's this week's "cool school." >>> reporter: what looks like play time in the kindergarten class is actually science and math. these little bees are robots called b-bots. they teach sequencing, estimation and problem solving. >> it's beginning programming in the simplest form. >> you have to be really smart to use them. and you have to use your brain to press the buttons. >> reporter: the students design a maze for the b-bot. s. after drawing it up they build it with blocks. >> i like building the program for the track. >> reporter: then they program the bee by pressing the buttons on the top. it can go forward, back, left, right or spin around. the bee-bot can remember up to 40 commands

vote on whether to authorize uc president janet napolitano to move ahead with nonresident tuition increases. >>> another whale has washed ashore in san mateo county. this time, in half moon bay. the 40-foot adult gray whale rolled on the beach yesterday. the carcass badly decomposed. which could make it hard to determine the cause of death. >>> meanwhile, nearby a little north in pacifica crews are buried two whales that have been rotting near mori point. yesterday, crews dug two deep holes in the sand for the carcasses. the original plan was to simply let them decompose. but people in the city have been complaining about the odor that had drifted into town. >>> a norwegian cruise ship hit a reef in bermuda. it was going to boston when it got stuck. passengers and crew were stranded for nearly 7 hours but now they are safe in port. >> still hi, everybody is happy and happy to extend their vacation a number of days. >> a malfunction in the steering system caused the ship to veer off course into the reef. >>> as the rideshare industry

:41 01:58 02:10 cesar farías - harvard "voy a ir a harvard y voy a estudiar economía" chris ortiz - ucar bussiness o negocios" briana quintana knox college "en la escuela en illinois que se llama knox y quiero estudiar medicina" omar coronel - otero junior college "voy a ir a otero allá en colorado voy a estudiar para negocios o para bussiness management" javier macias - uc berkeley "voy a entrar a uc berkeley para el siguiente semestre pienso que voy a estudiar arquitectura" estos son solo algunos testimonios de ms de una decena de jvenes, que jugando al deporte que ms aman, han podido colocarse en el camino que conduce al xito. nats - kids playing (coach talking) fernando flores (vive en petaluma)/auxiliar de sub-17 @00:03:43:26"esta es la manera de motivarlos y sacarlos de las calles a los muchachos para que se mantengan enfocados en la escuela."@00:03:52:1 6 al norte de la baha, en la comunidad de santa rosa, existe un remanente de futbolistas que estan haciendo mucho ms que divertirse, es aqu en estos campos de cesped donde se corre, se patea y se suda ms que futbol, aqu transpira

among those targeted is the current uc student regent. the website has a profile on her,ncluding what they call infamous quotes. >> they're trying to bullythis individual. trying to get individuals to not say anything or think their jobs will be on the line or no one is going to hire them because they have an opinion. >> the peop hin the website don't hide inntions >> they're applying for js within your companies. there is noecord of meerships of radical organizaons. >> they insist students and professors from universities and the list goes on. there are former students like nolan who works for the aclu and one second grade teacher in san jose. but who an where they operate from is never revealedhen we contacted them via e mail they wrote us back to say due to the somewhat clandestine nature of our mission it's difficult to be aavailable as we'd like. but it's clear they're targeting those in the movement which calls oncolleges to increase economic and political pressure onisrael. >> we find it's often rted in historic anti-semitism. >> t

hall was a member of the uc berkeley cycling team before turning pro. second stage of the woman's race is tomorrow also in lake tahoe. the men's race starts sunday in sacramento and stage three is tuesday here in san jose. >>> temperatures on the increase and the showers have moved out of the area. now your weekend is here and temperatures are going to warm. we're going to see upper 70s and low 80s. we'll show you what day will be the warmest. >>> he's run a successful political campaign. now a con sum -- consultant is facing federal charges. >>> and the latest on a hotel's residents who are staying out of their homes. >> they only said we would be out four or five hours. hi. hi, we're here to look at a camry. we just came from a birthday party. ohh, let me get you a new one. camrys are so reliable. yeah... and you gotta love that bold new styling. here you go. whoa! wow. those balloon towers don't make themselves. during toyota time, get 0% apr financing for 60 months on a bold 2015 camry. offer ends june 1st. for great deals on other toyotas, visit to

--the king >> they are an athletic team. >> reporter: 81 uc those folks in the distance.these people out here and i fired up about the golden state warriors because they are at a time right now and again that they know this team will call on to win. >> gary: i do have a question where you j.r. geezer all people that did not have a ticket and they want to come out to be a part of the scene? >> reporter: some of them. obscene some that were under the last five or six games and they are beginning to make it a habit. so that they can watch tv outside because they do have the dj before and after the game. >> reporter: who would you pick, the cavaliers or the warriors? >> reporter: who would die pick? i live in the bay area. i pick even an injured and daughter up warriors 15 04 lebraun james. lebraun james what? >> reporter: i may be in cleveland but i was watching this season all season long at the warriors. i will pick the warriors if the live here i will pigboat warriors if all of their. >> gary: it's over! >> pam:yay! we won! >> pam:they won after 40 years! >> gary:do me a

live from uc berkley back to you. >> thank you. time now 736.e the deadly crash in gill roy where three high school students were killed. tonight hundreds will gather to remember their lives. 18-year-old mendoza, yo la nda and sara williams were all passengers in a car that crashed tuesday night. the driver is suspected of being under the influence surviving the crash. a memorial service for mendoza and hernandez will be at the high school tonight at 730 and a vigil for williams will be monday night. >>> san has a police have arrested a second person caught on surveillance cameras happening last friday afternoon in the evergreen neighborhood. videos show the suspects arming themselves with kitchen knives. two women and a young child were hiding in a bedroom but they were not hurt. a 17-year-old surrendered yesterday police arresting a 16- year-old boy yesterday. both teens are being held at the juvenile hall. >>> water as we know is a precious resource especially during the drought but thousands of gallons of drinking water is being wasted for t

uc police invest 50th ago possible suspect who is no longer at uc berkeley. >> just week after high schooll player lost his scholarship because of racial slur caught on camera, the 2 rival teams met again. the they played at st. mary's high school in berkeley. as katie reports, there was more on the line than a leg championship. about. >> it was destined to good this way. >> pinole valley high school and st. mary's of berkeley no choice but to address racial tension head first in the home plate. >> still big issue and still topic around our school. >>reporter: two week after racial slur caught on camera caught the pinole valley player college scholarship. >> i understand he was wrong. he understands he was wrong. >>reporter: the team met again at leg championship app the father spoke out notch way he could get through this unscathed. he has to learn a lesson and he did. >>reporter: the lesson is perhaps twofold. >> the words the words have power. >>reporter: and words may be posted to social media that can't be taken back. >> could have been a better way to handle all this. >> social media

we do not know the extent of those injuries and we do we will said on top of the breaking news near uc santa barbara >> pam moore: new tonight the customer is not always right in this case the customer ran down a mechanic with this car was set off the auto shop argument >> gary radnich: will update you from meant this and the tom brady's biggest name a nfl suspended for four days those stories later in the broadcasts >> pam moore: also what the father of an east bay family is saying about getting lost in the sierra setting off frantic search i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> pam moore: that if a man lost in the sierra with his two children said that he's sorry nick vlahos assess he was on wise when he encountered tree on a dirt road near don

. >> hello, i'm a second year at uc berkley and a long time resident of the sunset district i know a lot of good and bad things about the neighborhood those people care about the community dispensaries are not beneficial when destroys the public and despite those language barriers i'm talking about something advocating for something they believe in please take into consideration those folks when you make your decision thank you for your time. >> hello currently a student anothers uc berkley i've lived in the neighborhood for 19 years it's come to my attention a mcd on 32 terry very well streets we've gathered to implore you to please block that not with mblgd but thank you so much more listening. >> good evening. i'm lilly i'm here to oppose mcd in the residential sunset district thank you. >> good evening i strongly oppose mcd in the residential area thank you. >> my name is connie i'm here to against oppose the mcd in the sunset area because of nice area for years and years and also church and the neighborhood and also restaurant a lot of schools that will be i really think that it