berkeley, and other uc campuses? >> i think there's a lot of distrust amongst students. and i think that comes out in a lot of different ways. i think talking to my peers about this story that came out, not many of them were very surprised. and i think that they -- we all want the university to step up and do a better job at adjudicating these cases and having more transparency, and really responding more to the student needs, and survivors' needs. >> marisa, last year there was a lot of public outrage over high-profile cases. we had one involving vice chancellor graham fleming, the astronomer jeffrey marcy, former law school dean. in each of these cases, many people felt the sentence, the punishment was too lenient. systemwide, what kinds of reforms have been put in place? >> yeah, so janet napolitano, the uc president, has created a new position of title 9 coordinators. processes are followed across the board. she's also asked that when somebody in a position of power like an administrative position is accused of s

. >>> there are new details into sexual misconduct claims at uc campuses. newly released documents show more than 100 employees are accused of the misconduct during a three-year period. kpix 5's maria medina is live at uc-berkeley with details. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. we are talking 124 cases from 2013 to last year anywhere from professors harassing students to sexual battery. several news organizations requested these documents after a uc-berkeley sex scandal revealed the university allowed many of the 19 employees accused of violating the sexual misconduct policy to keep their jobs. now, that scandal exposed a double standard. university staffers were fired or forced to resign but tenured faculty members faced lighter sanctions or stayed on the payroll. some of those alleged victims did speak out. >> so we call on others in this culture to come forward and speak out against a failing system. >> reporter: now, of those 124 cases, the newly released documents show ucsf had 26 cases of sexual misconduct, ucla with that and uc-berkeley with 19 an

kpix 5's maria medina is live at uc-berkeley with details. >> reporter: good morning. we are talking 124 cases from 2013 to last year. those accused include professors and coaches and contractors and we are talking anything from sexual harassment to even sexual battery. several news organizations requested those documents after a uc-berkeley sex scandal revealed the university allowed many of the 19 employees accused of violating the sexual misconduct policy to keep their jobs. now, that scandal exposed a double standard. university staffers were fired or forced to resign but tenured faculty usually faced lighter sanctions or stayed on the payroll. now, last year, some of those alleged victims spoke out. >> so we call on others who have been impacted by this culture of intimidation, harassment, silence and fear of retaliation!! to come forward and speak out against a failing system. >> reporter: and of those 124 cases, the newly released documents show ucsf had 26 cases of sexual misconduct, ucla with 25 and uc-berkeley with 19. about two-thirds of those accused no lon

they also vote to approval carol christ as the new chancellor for uc berkeley. she'll be cal's 11th chancellor and the first woman. >>> as you can tell, after several sparkling days, the weather is definitely changing. >> that's right, dan and kristen. a few sprinkles right now on live doppler 7, but there is much more coming. get ready 230 some rainy days. i'll have the hour-pby-hour loo coming up. >>> and a beautiful spot for horses becomes an even better spot for people. we'll explain, next. >>> and remembering a fallen soldier. a poignant ceremony at a bay area high school. >>> cutting down drug costs. one state lawmaker says he can do it by exposing the price. >>> and the tax protest that involves an inflatable chicken in san francisco. >> okay. abc 7 news will be right back. tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study

that cap would be 20% at most ucs and 24% at cal, ucla and uc san diego. in exchange, the uc system will receive $18.5 million from the state. >> it's a net positive for the university. >> reporter: in the meantime the 72-year-old crist will receive the same compensation as her predecessor, nearly $532,000, including housing. in san francisco, leighanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> you can soon shell out more money for everyday expenses. >> everything is expensive, you have to have two or three jobs just to survive. >> the proposed tax that could affect your next haircut. >>> plus the bus driver who does more than just drive. how she saved a little boy from the freezing cold. >>> check out this viral video, people waiting for a train get engulfed in snow. just how did that happen? >> look out. >>> 4:10 our first check of the afternoon commute, this is 101 in san jose. the southbound lanes as they always are at this hour, all jammed up, carpool lane is moving on northbound better and 880 over the top moving nicely as well. back with more on (voand exceptional

that cap would be 20% at most ucs and 24% at cal, ucla and uc san diego. in exchange, the uc system will receive $18.5 million from the state. >> it's a net positive for the university. >> reporter: the regents will vote on the caps proposal in may before the start of the state's fiscal year. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> a lawsuit has been filed against sunnyvale based yahoo! one day after it was revealed russians were behind a massive data breach. the law firm based in burlingame filed on behalf of yahoo! shareholders. yesterday the justice department charged two russian intelligence agents and two hackers in a breach of yahoo! that affected at least half a billion user accounts in 2014. the lawsuit claims yahoo! executives are personally responsible for that data breach which wasn't revealed until last year. >> so this case seeks to hold the board at yahoo! accountable for failing to stop, prevent and disclose for over two years hacks that their own senior executives knew all about. >> he's asking for changes to the executive compen

uc berkeley has the smallest percentage of available beds in the entire uc system. >>> let's talk temperatures. we'll start in san francisco where it's pretty narrow from about 51 to the financial district at about 54. most of us about 52 to 53 degrees. when you step outside. we got 53 in richmond, also in palo alto and pleasanton, american canyon, santa clara and petaluma at 51, one of our warm spots, pittsburg, at about 61. 55 in belmont right now and daly city, 50. here's a look at walnut creek, south on 680. if you're going to be doing any outdoor activities today, know that we're going to have fog in the morning, especially over the bay water and for some of our commutes and then mostly cloudy in the afternoon hours and we will have high amounts of tree pollen and the uv index is going to be high and then kind of taper in the afternoon as the clouds increase. here's your mass transit. looking at the warmth, relaxing, dry commutes on the road and on the water, it's going to be a little foggy this morning. temperatures today, a few 70s east bay and south bay, the rest of us in the mid to up

reporter: tucked away at uc berkeley is the uc pavement research center. the state legislature set up a lab 70 years ago in the late 1940s as california was about to expand it's the roads. these high technology labs have advanced with the technologies to revolutionize roadways. >> we are looking how to make them cheaper and last longer and reduce the environmental impact. reporter: there are other materials that go to concrete roadways. >> we look at different ways to do the mix designs and the proportions and the properties of the rocks and the sand and the gravel and the binder. reporter: the glue that holds it together or cement. beyond specific materials, the actual laying of the pavement can lengthen the life of the payment by double. >> it is not rocket science, it is rock science. reporter: so whether these are materials that the lab builds custom to test or something that they cut out of a highway, they do test them and they know how well they are performing. now and for years in the future. every test such advanced techniques where roadway materia

shapiro, spokesman, uc hastings college of law surprising because uc hastings is diverse and inclusive and those are big values for us as a school.i did speak to the student whose mezuzah was burned and he was also shocked, applaed and disgusted that this would happenstudents we talked to agree.sot matthew tratosit's really surpring. hastings as a school has always been very very accepting and open to everything. this is the first incident of anything like this ive heard of while ive been here and also before coming here. i don't feel less safe or super concerned but it is surprising and kind of worrying.sot courdel smithi think that's completely outrageous. i hope the people are brought to justice because this is san francisco, peace love that's not what i came here for. the school's dean sent a strongly worded statement to students and staff wedensday.. calling the act cowardly..and in part writing.. gfx dean statement david faigman, dean, uc hastings college of the lawi'm deeply troubled by the possible implications of such an act on our campus. we will not tolerate hateful actions

it puts uc davis on the map. >> baggies will play north carolina central on wednesday. the winner faces the number one seed kansas on friday. >> i am an aggie. >>> a different kind of march madness this weekend. >> dozens of disabled athletes gathered for a basketball tournament. for many players, the game has greater meaning than you might expect.>> reporter: in this coast guard gymnasium, a basketball tournament was held where players had a lot more to overcome than just numbers on a scoreboard. this is wheelchair basketball, a nascar version of the game where no one ever stays in their own lane. >> it is bumper car basketball. >> reporter: the bay area outreach and recreational program hosted eight club level teams from northern california and nevada in the competition. >> one of the things the players get out of this is a community of people who are in the same situation.>> reporter: a tough situation but anyone looking for sympathy has come to the round gymnasium. >> they have come to it. let's live life happily and do something physically active.>> the games are f

the players and coaches boarded a plane and headed to tulsa today, where uc davis will take on north carolina central on wednesday in the first round of the ncaa men's basketball tournament. whoever wins that game will face the number-one-seed kansas on friday. you can play the cbs local bracket challenge to pick who you think will win each game throughout the tournament. go to cbssf.com to sign up. >>> some serious studying going on this week. champion spellers from schools around the bay area. >> they are getting ready for the cbs bay area spelling bee on saturday. >> 53 school champions made it past the semi finals. last month at the lawrence hall of science. they will compete for a chance to go to scripps national spelling bee in may. all of this week, we will hear from some of those kids and their fans. but first, we decided to see if south bay congressman row kanna could spell inconstructable. >> i-- incorruptible. >> i-n-c-o-r-r-u-p-t-i-b-l-e. >> reporter: lets check that with lila from the chinese american international school in san francisco. >> incorruptible. i-n-c-o-r-r-u

uc berkeley had the biggest increase of 7%. more than $34,000 a year. santa cruz was the most expensive is at $34,627. >>> 600 acres of land to the watershed -- the acquisition has been to protect water quality and preserve open space. >> reporter: as some like to say carr ranch a five-minute drive from rhonda is a place where you can hear the grass grow. >> what we experience is land that is the same as it was 100 years ago. >> reporter: thanks to a partnership with east bay mud -- the land trust city of morocco an individual donors it will remain that way. >> for ever -- is for us now. for our children. it is for our grandchildren. it is for people who have not even been born. >> reporter: it is part of a watershed that these san leandro reservoir east bay mud customers. this fall it will be open to the public. >> it is walking hiking -- dog walking, equestrian activities. there is world-class views from the ridgeline while life -- everything from frogs and snakes to large mammals. which would have been able to document. >> reporter: the ranch will be

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uc berkeley saw the biggest jump at 7%. uc santa cruz is overall the most expensive at nearly $35,000 a year. uc riverside is the cheapest around $31,000. >>> okay, donating, obviously, a great way to give back. it can help you when it comes to your taxes but this donation might be a little tough to write off. >> this is a cooler. inside, five large bags of pot. it was dropped off at a goodwill store in washington state where employees discovered the weed when they were sorting through the donations. marijuana is legal there but not this quantity of it. that is 60 times the state limit. now despite many people on social media claiming the stash, authorities say no one has actually physically come looking for it. >> okay. it is definitely 2017. mike nicco, how's our weather look today? >>> oh, mother nature, is she going to be that generous? we've had about 1/100 inch of drizzle in san francisco and you can see it extends cotton the golden gate, one of our wetter bridges, even kicking up some mist off the road so drizzle to

without a change the uc system would lose $18 million in funding. uc says that california students get priority but that nonresidents also bring diversity and revenue. the out of state student pays an additional $27,000 a year for tuition. >>> a recall is underway by the soy nut butter company for a product called i am healthy original creamy nut butter. they say the nut butter may be contaminated with e. coli. consumers are urged to avoid this soy nut butter or products made by this nut butter. symptoms include stomach cramps and diarrhea. >>> a farmer in ten destroying more than 73,000 chickens to prevent the spread of the bird flu. it is the first confirmed case of it in the u.s. this year. to eliminate the risk of it spreading into the food chain the birds on the farm were euthanized. 30 other farms in an area west of chattanooga are also under quarantine. >> we are conducting surveillance and testing hundreds of samples. >> health officials say that no people have been affected but they say they are monitoring people who worked there at the far

. >> ken jacobs with uc berkeley labor center has been studying the impact to california if the gop bill had passed. >> healthcare costs are much higher in the bay area than the country as a whole. we could have seen costs go up very, very high. the effects of this bill could have meant 3.7 million californians losing access to medicaid. 500,000 here in the bay area. >> jacob said california had a lot to lose, even though obamacare is still in place, he is concerned about the current administration's let it burn attitude. >> knowing that their actions will have a big impact on how stable it is going forward is really disturbing. cate 5 >> the labor center estimates obamacare saved 2800 lives in california a year. cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> tonight a new poll by cbs news finds more than 3/5 of voters surveyed disapprove of how president trump has been handling the healthcare issue. only 29% approve. >>> tonight top democrats are savoring the moment. >> today is a great day for our country. it's a victory. what happened on the floor is a victory for the american people. >> the failure is c

researchers at uc davis say there are two reasons. camouflage and communication. the bear's black ears and eyes signal fierceness to potential predators and competitors but the markings also help it hide. the white areas help the panda blend in the snow. the darks patches help it blend into the shade. they need the help because it eats all year long. that's because its sole food source is bamboo, which doesn't have a lot of nutrients or calories. we really need to train them to like peanut butter. >> it's funny, they may be ferocious to their predators but we think it's cute. >> absolutely. >>> a san francisco startup says it can build tomorrow's ho intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these ch

uc berkeley has the smallest percentage of available beds in the entire uc >>> good morning, north bayart with your temperatures. we have upper 40s until you get to novato, san rafael, tiburon, about 50 to 52 degrees there. we're pretty much in the low to mid 50s everywhere, 50 in daly city, 52 san francisco, redwood city, san jose, brentwood 54 and san ramon and lafayette about 52 degrees. here's a look at the east bay hills camera. that's the top of the span of the bridge. the fog is out there but mainly over the water. tree pollen is going to be high. uv index is going to be high, especially early, then the clouds will come in as we head through the afternoon hours. we'll see the warmest sunshine and warmest temperatures in san jose. mass transit good, the warmth relaxes today, dry for the commute on the roads and on the water, it will be foggy this morning but not this around. mid to upper 60s everywhere except for inland east bay and the south bay. and tonight's temperatures will hang out around 50 to 55 degrees. we'll take a look at whags going to happen with this system today. t

>> and ther to of uc davis -- and the story of uc davis, their biggest opponent yet tonight. ,,,,,, it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. how is your bracket doing now? many >> ncaa tournament up top, 32 games in two days, how is your bracket doing now? many of you went with uc davis, dark jerseys, david versus goliath in kansas and the aggies weren't backing down. a snyder side pocket 3 kept it tied 13-13 early, but just like that kansas began to look like a top seed. 50-28 at the half. jayhawks dropped a hundy on the 16 seed, 100-62, five jayhawks in double figures and an experience uc davis will never forget. >>> st. mary gaels in white, need a little of this and a lot of this. now, the gaels here and the shot after shot, if they have any chance versus second seed arizona saturday in salt lake city. now the gaels here and the wildcats, they aren't total strangers. the two teams have had scrimmages

patrick hull still can't make it, uc davis holds on 67-63. they're going to get crushed by kansas friday. party on for the aggies tonight. usc taking on providence. look at the pass right here -- sweet touch pass. rodney bullock hammers it home. providence led by 15 at the half. they're dead, they're in trouble. they came roaring back, a little floater by jordan mclaughlin, bennie boatwright, sc will face smu friday. >>> the spurs hosting portland third quarter, kawai leonard, they call him the claw. finished with 34. oakland native, damian lillard had 16 of his 36 in the third quarter here, as we look at more kawai leonard throwing down. with 2.5 seconds left, the spurs are down too. they try to miss the free throw intentionally, he makes it by accident. blazers win 110-106, spurs now trail the dubs by a game in the west. >>> late news out of the nfl tonight, the vikings tweeting out they have sig

the uc board of regents is set to vote on thursday. if approved she would be chancellor starting july 1st. >>> increasing concern among college students and parents is the mountained of debt that students are saddled with. a new proposal revealed could ex pan the scope of financial aid helping the countless number of students in california. reporter kathy park has the report new at 6:30. >>> meet monique graham. a senior at sack state who is excited about graduating and not happy about what she will be owing for her education. >> i definitely want to get my master's and my doctorate degree but how do i get that when i am $40,000 in debt. >> a challenge that students face. >> this morning democrats presented one solution. it is called degree and not debt and clues these four parts. community college students would get one year free of tuition and see more money through the success grants program and keeping the grant scholarship and covering costs for students in the uc and csu system. >> this will benefit about 400,000 california colle

uc president janet nepalitano nominated kris. she already has knowledge of the inner workings of the campus. she has also served as president of smith college. students we spoke to today seem pleased about her nomination. >> with all the budgetary issue the campus is facing, there is a bit of a consensus as we need an internal candidate. carol offers a lot of excitement and experience with this campus as we need right now. >> i hope she brings more positive encouragement to ending sector sections around campus. >> the uc board of regions is set to vote on her nomination on thursday. if approved she would become chancellor starting july 1. >>> democratic lawmakers in sacramento unveil add new bill today aimed at lowering college debt. the bill introduced in the assembly would expand the financial aid programs for community colleges. and it would allocate $1.6 billion per year in new scholarships with that money coming from the state's general fund. the legislative analyst office says more than half of the college students would gr

patrick hull still can't make it, uc davis holds on 67-63.oing to get crushed by kansas friday. party on for the aggies tonight. usc taking on providence. look at the pass right here -- sweet touch pass. rodney bullock hammers it home. providence led by 15 at the half. they're dead, they're in trouble. they came roaring back, a little floater by jordan mclaughlin, bennie boatwright, sce smu friday. >>> the spurs hosting portland third quarter, kawai leonard, they call him the claw. finished with 34. oakland native, damian lillard had 16 of his 36 in the third quarter here, as we look at more kawai leonard throwing down. with 2.5 seconds left, the spurs are down too. they try to miss the free throw intentionally, he makes it by accident. blazers win 110-106, spurs now trail the dubs by a game in the west. >>> late news out of the nfl tonight, the vikings tweeting out they have signed la tave yous murray, he was drafted

uc berkeley has the smallest percentage of available beds in the entire uc system. >>> san francisco's considering a robot tax. you heard that right. it would apply to every machine that replaces a human worker. this is according to "the examiner." supervisor jane kim called for a hearing on that proposal yesterday. she says revenue from the robot tax would go to educating workers for jobs of the future. >>> interesting on many levels but you know the government, they're going to get their money. 47 in woodside, 50 to 53 degrees for the rest of the peninsula which is getting cloudier by the moment and some thick fog around half moon bay. most of us in the low to mid 50s, exception is los gatos at 57 and then 40s, 49 in mill valley and santa rosa at about 48. this is the way it looks in the south bay. you're going to have the most sunshine and the most warmth today. you have a lot of tree pollen, high in your uv index is high while the rest of us is mod. warmth relaxes today, dry commute both morning and night and on the water, foggy this morning just hazy during the afternoon hours. te

cases came to light at uc berkeley. >>> the family of a man killed by police in vallejo is demanding that city leaders take action in what they call a murder. ktvu debra says it stems from what happened in january after neighbors called 911 reporting people were fighting and what the police saw when they arrived. >> my brother angel ramos was a great kid that loved to smile a lot. >>reporter: the council chambers with pull of people who knew angel ramos and those described the 21-year-old man as out going and loving. >> anyone that's trying to paint my brother as a criminal or a monster is the only criminal and monster. >> vallejo police got it wrong, critics say when they opened fire on ramos january 30th. >> he's fighting with a guy. >> police rolled up on a drunken house party -- they found ramos with a knife over a 16-year-old boy. >> [indiscernible]. >> ramos fight have killed the boy, police said at the time. >> we could be talking about something different today about a dead 16-year-old with a knife and -- >> there was no house party. everybody that was there lives there. >> t

292, and they are from uc irvine, university of san smu,isco, denver and southern methodist. i can get those names, they are not attached to the letter. >> the ranking member says it is already in the record. will you deny your unit management -- unanimous consent request? ms. jackson lee: yes. >> i asked the gentlewoman from texas be giving an additional minute. thank you. lee: i am very familiar with the center, i think you know marty in texas, we have been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who to report threats that not only can jeopardize the others, the significant

shapiro, spokesman, uc hastings college of law surprising because uc hastings is diverse and inclusive and those are big values for us as a school.i did speak to the student whose mezuzah was burned and he was also shocked, applaed and disgusted that this would happenstudents we talked to agree.sot matthew tratosit's really surpring. hastings as a school has always been very very accepting and open to everything. this is the first incident of anything like this ive heard of while ive been here and also before coming here. i don't feel less safe or super concerned but it is surprising and kind of worrying.sot courdel smithi think that's completely outrageous. i hope the people are brought to justice because this is san francisco, peace love that's not what i came here for. the school's dean sent a strongly worded statement to students and staff wedensday.. calling the act cowardly..and in part writing.. gfx dean statement david faigman, dean, uc hastings college of the lawi'm deeply troubled by the possible implications of such an act on our campus. we will not tolerate hateful actions

292, and they are from uc irvine, university of san francisco, denver, and smu school of law. southern methodist. >> the ranking member says she has already put that in the record. >> thank you. >> will you withdraw your unanimous consent request? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> okay, thank you. >> may i ask ms. pyati a question please? >> i ask unanimous consent the gentlewoman from texas be given an additional minute. >> i thank you, mr. chairman. ms. pyati, i am very familiar with the center. i think you know marty down in texas and we've been very close working on it. i think it is very important to reemphasize how lives can be saved when we give the opportunity for individuals who are unstatus to feel free to report threats that not only can jeopardize the lives of the significant others, the spouse,

he's had several encounters with uc berkeley police. they say including peeping incidents. >>> the fbi is trying to find a person who e-mailed a bomb threat to the addison jcc in los gatos today. the threat came in just before noon. everyone, including children at the jewish day school, safely evacuated to the church next door. police and bomb-sniffing dogs swept the building. nothing suspicious was found. everyone was let back in around 4:00 this afternoon. >>> another run-in with the law for oakland raiders linebacker aldon smith. he was detained by san francisco police this morning for being drunk in public. police say smith was in a car that hit an unmarked police car in china basin. the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. smith was suspended by the nfl in 2015 for vice of its substance abuse policy. the league is set to discuss his reinstatement this month. >>> the rain has stopped but the landslide problems continue. sky 7 was over rifle range road on the border of el cerrito in richmond where a big chunk of the street has br

lamar's corner three gave the nine point lead to the uc davis aggies. chance for nc central to tie the game two chances. both miss, davis hangs onto win. they will face number one seed kansas on friday in tulsa. >> and that ball goes up on friday. i'm not going to be thinking about what seeds we are going to be playing basketball. competing at basketball. and, like i said, the chips will fall where they may. but, we are glad to be here, but we are not satisfied by any means. >> madison bumgarner is ready for opening day. he is not quite ready at the plate though. he struck out twice at his first two at bats of the spring. 7-4. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. t good night. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> and madness, notre dame and princeton tomorrow morning. >> get up early. >> michelle griego, kenny choi, get your day started right. >> go mad. go bad with dennis. have a good night.

uc berkeley saw the biggest jump at 7%. uc santa cruz overall the most expensive at nearly $35,000 a year. uc riverside, the cheapest, around $31,000. >>> going to go to see what our traffic looks like on this thursday morning. alexis, who say you? >>> well, we've got a little mist and drizzle out this there this morning and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza right now, we possibly have a new problem between the toll booths there and the metering lights. it sounds like we've got a minor crash in lane 9 or 10 so that would be in the middle to the far right side there, in between there. not able to see it on camera. we are backed up through the maze as usual. and a quick check of drive times. southbound 680, highway 4 to walnut creek, 7 minutes, 38 minutes, though, westbound 24, walnut creek to highway 13, that crash in orinda and westbound 580,tracy to dublin, you are in the yellow. >>> hey, alexis. hi, everybody. we'll start with the golden gate bridge. this bridge and the bay bridge, most of the drizzle has fallen on the

investigating and apparent hate crime at the uc hastings school of law. one student had a -- mounted outside of his dorm room for thee years now. and he saw black-and-blue marks on it like someone held i cigarette lighter up to it. >> it is shocking that someone in san francisco in a law school would try to burn it. i don't think it was directed towards me personally, but there's something larger at play right now. >> and there have been bomb threats at jewish community centers and schools around the country, including here in the bay area during the past couple of months. and jewish cemetery have been vandalized. and the anti-definition league said that the staples during last year's -- statemented during last year's elections looks like people think it is

state lawmakers threatened to hold back $18.5 million if the uc system didn't limit that number. the uc board of regents will consider the proposal next week. >>> people in san jose tell us they got no warning ahead of last month's devastating flooding. now there's word the city had a way to send text alerts to everyone, but they didn't do it. kpix5's devin fehely asked why. >> we received no warning, no notice or anything saying that we have the flood coming in. >> reporter: that's because the city of san jose relied on an emergency warning system so antiquated and ineffectual that it virtually guaranteed people were not warned before last month's catastrophic floods. >> there's no question that the warning systems were totally inadequate in the situation and we've got to fix this failure and i'm committed to doing that. >> reporter: san jose used the county's alert santa clara county system which automatically calls people's land lines but requires you to sign up before receiving that very same information on your cell phone. >> there's limitations to the system, has historical

uc davis is home to one of the largest research centers in the country, with more than 6,000 primatesben: that's absolutely almost unfathomable. that's a huge amount of animals bigad: lindsey ruben and other critics of the university's primate program stage silent protests on campus each month to raise awareness. lindsey: we feel that the science that they're doing can't be trusted if they can't keep their primates safe, alive, and keep them from escaping. bigad: the uc davis primate center has been cited 13 times in the past 3 years, and is under federal investigation for repeated violations following serious injuries and deaths of research monkeys. the center is largely funded with your taxpayer dollars. but officials there wouldn't talk to us or allow us inside to show you the facility. in a statement, they said, "incidents are rare," and added, "the welfare of our animals is extremely important to us, and we take each incident very seriously." the center also points to its own medical breakthroughs, including a possible hiv vaccine that's now in human trials. darren tindell hopes

regents are expected to consider the appointment of uc berkeley's first female chancellor. carol christ is currently cal's interim vice chancellor and provost. she's been an english professor and head of the english department and president of smith college in massachusetts. if she's approved, christ will take over on july 1 when outgoing chancellor steps down. it's not clear how much she'll be paid. >>> let's talk about what's going on in san jose. you can see 101 and 880 looks pretty dry. we're going to have to deal with some pollen, though. it's going to be high once again. weed pollen, grass pollen, not measuring it all. mold spores and uv index all pretty quiet right now. the uv index a little bit lower than it was yesterday. all right, let's talk temperatures. you can see, how about 55 to 56, very uniform across san francisco. how about the rest of us? 55 to 56, sure. got 56 in palo alto, little warmer around belmont and union city, walnut creek 56 and speaking of walnut creek, here you go. where some drizzle has fallen and you can see 680 a little wet there. fair for

this was the scene last month as protestors vented anger about a scheduled speech at uc- berkeley by conservative writer. this scene is why one republican group is telling members to stay away tomorrow. da lin on what's being done to keep the peace. da. >> reporter: ken, you can bet a lot of police officers will be watching over this pro-trump rally held here at the civic center park 2:00 in the afternoon. counterprotesters plan to crash the party. >> this is more than just a march for trump. it's a march for free speech. >> reporter: rich black is organizing tomorrow's rally in support of president trump. it's one of many scheduled nationwide. [ screaming ] >> reporter: he says it's also in response to the violent protest that shut down a scheduled speech by the former breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos. >> this cannot go unchallenged anymore! i mean, what you saw on february 1st was innocent people being physically assaulted by these thugs. and it can't be tolerated anymore. you have to do something about it. >> reporter: already, a number of different organizations are planning co

and some of the recent harassment of college republicans at uc berkley has been catch toured on video. -- captured on video. >> we have a wooden sign hand- painted. >> reporter: this is video taken by the berkley college republicans show what they say is a student destroying one of the group's wooden signs. and the young man they claim took the sign from the group's table that was set up, and cracked the sign into pieces and they threw it right in the compost bin. this happened on tuesday. the next day, the conservative group someone ripped apart one of their president trump signs. and the name and faces of many club members have within appearing on posters put up around campus with the heading knowing your baby farrists. they stay is unnerving. >> it happened last semester. and we were rushed by a group of 20 students. so this is a daily occurrence for us. >> reporter: and the flip side to all of this, the berkley college republicans said that the membership as of late has really been growing as a conservative voice on a mainly liberal campus. and the university officials said they c

if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. >> i know what you are thinking. why are you showing that jfk bite from a couple months after he was president of the united states? to make a point, he was discussing with reporters after the debacle that became known as the bay of pigs, many including the mainstream media and new york times said not that he was finished but he had botched something, something he had inherited from his predecessor, went through on the advice of his generals, you could argue he was completing that pass. fast-forward to today, many people dismissing donald trump saying he too got a lot more negative than jfk in those days. the kennedy half-century, it is already playing out. we will be rifling through headlines from yesterday and today that lambasted this catastrophic, cataclysmic, however you want to characterize it in the media, the president is all but finished. we have to step back, don't we? >> absolutely. you are in the media and you watch it all day ev

uc davis eliminated today. rob lowe went to uc davis. who knew that. showing alumni pride. brenten lamar, hit the mark. tied. huge upset -- not so fast. 24 run to end the half. mason. athletic. josh jackson, went to high school one year in napa. put-back jam. take on michigan state on sunday. ucla and kent state. scary for the bruins. lonzo ball down but up quickly. golden flashes of kent cut to four. walker for three. bruins pull away. ucla wins 97-80. usc played in the first four. big comeback in the second half. stewart the three ball and trojans up. both missed free throw opportunities leading to last chance for smu. shake and bake and oh, take out smu. face three seed baylor next. raiders need a running back and marshawn lynch is thinking of coming out of retirement. imagine the beast in the silver and black. lynch is still in contract to the seahawks, supposedly asked them to release him. beast mode would do well joining the raiders. >>> get your green beer here? scottsdale, giants and rockies. fighting for the starter job. up and down. trim here and scores first run

. >>> getting a clear indication tonight of the scope of sexual harassment on uc campuses. public records request determined that more than 100 employees were disciplined in sexual harassment cases. 26 cases at uc san francisco. the most. and 58% of the complaints by staff members. inappropriate comments to sexual assaults. >>> city of san jose declared a local emergency since flooding. first step in applying for federal and state aid. had a meeting to discuss response and mayor said will meet with landlords to seek breaks for rent. >>> uber has a pr crisis. company ceo admitting he has growing up to do. >>> former president and first lady closed on major deal. >>> find out when live doppler 7 is tracking rain again. >>> gateway to the castro. goes into the san francisco bar that gave the city's gay community a window to the world. >>> and look on what the coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> i brought a clip. like a preview. >> trailer for -- what's it's called? called? darkly no more. we don't want anymore! called? darkly keep calm. the price you see is the price you pay,

uc santa cruz was the most expensive at over $34,000. >>> northern california breweries known for theest small beer makers are making a list of big names, anheuser- busch and miller coors topped the list. sierra nevada is number seven. a company owned by heineken is the ninth largest, gordon beer of san jose is 43rd and their republic of cloverdale also makes it in the top 50. if you would like to see the full list go to ktvu.com and click on web links, a production underway on a new movie about the winchester mystery house. work began yesterday on the thriller in melbourne, australia filming at the house is set to take place in may the victorian mansion has been a tourist destination since 1922, the movie winchester will star the lord that the house was continuously under construction for more than two decades to appease those killed by the winchester rifles made by the family. >>> a lost sea lion is safe and sound after making it to a canal in voc oroville, he swam toward the delta, people were cheering in the newsroom as he made his way to safety rescuers nicknamed him leisure sinc

at this point we have a handle on college expenses and tuition at cal state and uc is more. living expenses, books and cost of living is huge in most of the urban parts of california. we want to make sure that students that are in need can get help. >>> i was reading something like 60% of what a student walks away with in loans is due to the living expenses. how realistic though is this? >> pretty realistic. it comes from prop 98 that we have additional money and we want parents to increase their savings so we are announcing as part of the program a model after the san francisco kindergarten to college program to incentivize every parent to set aside money in a college account. we want to incentivize that to match that money as they say. >> when i was doing research, i saw that on 2.1 $2.1 billions is by the state college commission. why do you think that is needed. >> we have so many students mortgaging their future. we want degrees, not debt for them. right now if they want to buy a home, they can't because they have hundreds of thousands of dollars sometimes in college de

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if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio.. relief and remission within reach. >> shepard: the defense secretary james mattis calling out russia for violating international laws and mucking around inside people's elections, as he put it. happened in a joint news conference in lyndon with britain's defense minister. secretary mattis said that they're worried about russian's involvement in afghanistan. >> i'm not sure if they're manifesting in weapons and that sort of thing. but what they're up to there in light of their other activities gives us concern. >> shepard: this notice just two days after a top u.s. general told lawmakers that it's fair to assume that russia might be providing support to the terror group possibly in the form of weapons. secretary mattis' comments come in contrast to president trump who has praised president vladimir putin repeatedly and comings as congress investigate ties with russia. lea gabrielle is here with more. >> he said russia is starting to act like a strategic competitor. the u.s. has declin