at uc berkeley. abc-7 news. >> alan: the weather is looking pretty good.nd leigh glaser is wearing her summer dress. >> leigh: we had 90s inland but you can clearly see from the mt. tam al -- tam -- tamalpais. you can see the clouds below, and sutro tower, and temperatures were cooler. here's the numbers. down one in antioch. livermore and fairfield no big change from yesterday. san francisco was down five. thanks to the low clouds and fog moving in santa rosa down ten. down eight in san jose, and down seven in hey werd a -- hayward and wheeling gee be cooling. antioch, a high of 90 today. it's 89 right now in livermore. 86 in con covered. you get a sense, the further you get to the bay as well as the coast, those numbers start to drop down. san francisco right now, 58. santa rosa, 74. mountain view, 7 2. here's a look at the highlights, taking you into the all-important mother's day tomorrow. low clouds and pockets, moving a little further inland tonight. the sea breeze will cool us off a good bit tomorrow for mother's day, and more cooling monday and tue

uc-berkeley leaders say they do not want to work with protesters. they had a face-to-face meeting last week offering to share the land, protesters say they did not want to make a decision on that before talking amongst themselves. but as of yesterday uc-berkeley officials were waiting to hear from protesters. they say " we did not get a response as we had hoped and expected last night so we were disappointed at. we will need to evaluate other options to ensure that research can go forward ". we spoke to protesters this morning, they're hoping for a peaceful negotiation process between uc-berkeley and themselves. they want to start a dialogue and protesters even told us they're planning to have a student for about this issue tomorrow as well. we are live in albany. cbs 5. >> take a this it will be warm outside because i am freezing in here. >> i know but it is monday, we're wasting a great day. you can see the beautiful sunrise behind us. >> the good news is that we get early? do we? not any earlier than normal. but we are out just after noon. what a

uc-berkeley officials say that the land is used for research purposes. there are a couple of dead or dying trees on this piece of land and testers actually pruned and planted crops right around. . the protesters said they will work with researchers to make sure that there is a balance as they continue to occupy the land. they hope that negotiations and open dialogue will continue today. >> uc-berkeley has fired an administrator who double the salary of insubordinate with whom she had an affair. she had increase the salary of a male purchasing manager from $57,000 up to 120,000. policies. >> let's get a look at the weather and traffic not >> >> we have some changes coming up but today we have a lot of sunshine outside. even low 90s as you head inland. plenty of sunshine under high pressure will hold on for one more day. 48 degrees in santa rosa. by the afternoon it will be some place else. 90 degrees in livermore. 75 degrees in sausalito. now let's check on the roadways with elisabeth >> my air-conditioner broke last week. we are actually following two se

uc-berkeley police identified the student as henry treadway. within hours students created a facebook memorial and it has been flooded with messages of condolences and mourning for henry. a memorial of candles and flowers is in front of the hall where he reportedly fell from. the alameda county coroner's office will be doing an autopsy today. they have not ruled out suicide at this point. >> volunteers will gather this morning in morgan hill to continue searching for sierra lamar. there is a piece of evidence in the case and some new hope. detectives have found a red and black car that may be linked to the girl's disappearance. the girl's father and investigators remain hopeful that the 15 year-old will be found alive. >> i have been hopeful and staying positive the whole time and i still feel that way. >> for all intents and purposes we do believe that she is still out there alive. >> divers continue searching bodies of water in the south bay, using new sonar equipment that gives them a clear image of objects that they might find in the water

uc police set up barricades around land owned by uc berkeley but occupied by protesters marking a new phase in the university's efforts to evict them. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. uc says it is running out of time it needs to plant crops by the end of the week. amy hollyfield is there with more. >> reporter: here are the new concrete barriers put in place by police this morning. police did take some action today but there was fear here that they were going to do more. protesters say uc berkeley police woke them up 6:00 this morning and announced they needed to leave. if they didn't, they would be arrested. if they interfered the chemical agents could be used against them. >> they elaborated on that saying tear gas and peeper spray -- pepper spray and flash grenades. >> reporter: word spread quickly even parents of the

we have seen a couple of the uc-berkeley trucks roll in.l with the people that have occupied this land the last a week. they tried to make a compromise but it fell through. it appears the there isolating the protesters. and looks is go -- all as the there corn to be moving in soon. i have not heard anything from the uc-berkeley police yet. they believe that is what's going to happen. these people were given early -- warning early as this morning. some people practiced up and moved out but there are about two dozen that remain inside this area. it is unclear exactly what is when the happened. i can tell you that more and more qc personnel are showing up. >>darya: the occupied tuned -- the occupied protestors are upset with the bumper centers and they are upset with the banks but why are they upset the farms? . >>jackie: and their this property has not yet being used and a move in and set up a garden. the university put out a statement the there were hoping to work together with the occupiers but apparently that fell through. did they ask the

but it is owned by uc-berkeley. it is 10 a.that they use for an agricultural research and the city will need to start the project within the next couple of weeks so there could be a standoff brewing here on the battle of albany and berkeley. live for cbs 5, ann mackovic. >> it is 6:57 a.m. and one last check of weather. i have a leading to my left and a leading to my right. they are expecting roses upon your return. >> how about this? this is spectacular. mother's day coming up this weekend. we have roses from back in 1859, 1862, 1845. you name it, it is spectacular out here. what a couple of days we will have out here with plenty of sunshine coming our way. high pressure building in overhead and lots of sunshine and 1 temperatures for the weekend. what about the roadways? >> it is looking great. let's go up to chopper 5 where it looks like they're over a developing story in berkeley. before 5:00 there was an incident on the tracks. right there where you see near familia street and third streets. it was an accident involving a

they invited uc-berkeley representatives to join them. this comes after protesters did not go to a university meeting to discuss the land. get ready for a busy wildfire season that is the word from cal fire. the brushes unusually dry. similar conditions have led to the state's worst fire conditions in the past. the state has seen 800 wild fires since january. that compares to 300 reported the same time last year. jerry brown reports that california's budget deficit swelled to $16 billion that is twice the previous estimate of $9 billion. the governor says the state cannot make up the shortfall without drastic cuts to schools and public safety. in a message today the governor outlined his initiative to raise taxes to cut the deficit. >>> i'm bypassing the gridlock and asking you, the people of california to approve a plan that avoids cuts to schools and public safety. the plan asks high income earners to pay more in their income taxes for seven years. it will increase sales taxes by one fourth of 1% for four years. >>> the governor says th

this property in albany is used by uc berkeley and it used by research. they are not ruling out forceful measures to remove protesters. >> it's really hard to have an open collaborative process when we have -- when we have ultimatums out of nowhere and police violence if we don't adhere to conversations exactly the way they want them to go. >> demonstrators say they set up this farm in part to protest any part of this property. i did reach out this morning to a representative from uc berkeley trying to get an idea about what their next move may be. i have not heard back as of yet. they do plan to talk to the university -- talk to the university using their layer. but they have no immediate plans to vacate the property -- their lawyer. but they have no immediate plans to vacate the property. >>> we're learning about a secret u.s. program in afghanistan to use prisoners as bargaining tools. coming up at:15, the -- at 7:15, concerns from dianne feinstein. >>> mayor ed lee suspended ross mirkarimi from his new job as sheriff and filed misconduct charges to re

uc berkeley is deciding what to do next with occupy the farm protestors. alex savidge is joining us with the latest of these negotiations over a plot of land that belongs to university. >> reporter: uc berkeley issued a saturday deadline for these protestors at least to leave this piece of land. that deadline has cop and gone. still a representative from -- it was two ekes ago when dozens of protestors set up tents and planted tracks on -- they need this land for agricultural research and they need it this month. they will r willing to discuss sharing the ran with act vest. but only if protest fors believe first. >> that is a harp demand to grapple with. as you have sewn is has been a lock 15 year process. and the university has any further integrated that into their plans. not even a punt garden until new. >> reporter: these occupy the farm demonstrators took over the gill track in part to protest any future development on this university owned land. and you will remember it was just on friday when uc officials announced a new more tolerant approach to de

>>> now to that nearly 200 page report that was released today all stemming from the protest at uc berkeley and uc davis and how university police handled those protesters. ktvu's rob roth tells you, what police are recommending police do and don't do the next time they have to deal with protesters, rob. >> right now it's a quiet evening out here at uc berkeley. there's no demonstrations but this new report has just been released. taking a toll hasn't approach. >> uc davis last november, campus police used pepper spray on students during an occupy demonstration. 70miles away at uc berkeley, police used pepper spray on students during a separate occupy protest. recommending how uc handle future demonstrations. >> had our recommendations been in place. the mistakes that were made in november would not have been made. >>> the report recommends police use an incremental approach to protests and not rush to use pepper spray. >> it can't be ruled out completely but we recommend a presumption against the use of pepper spray. >> reporter: high level administrators should also be directly involved i

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uc-berkeley officials want the protesters to leave peacefully but protesters say they're not going to leave until an agreement has been reached. since april 22nd occupied protesters broke into this gated area and have been forming on it since. protesters want to keep this land for farming and sustainable agriculture. their concern is that the university will build and make other uses for what is left of this land. they say that even uc-berkeley police officers have come in reminding them that they're not allowed to be on this land but protesters say that they're going to stay and maintain farming and have every right to, because it is public land. >> taking the land and doing what is right on the land is not just telling the university was supposed to happen, a showing the university was supposed to happen. it is making real what needs to happen. so we do it without regret, remorse, or gilts. we fully take responsibility for the fact that we're here. >> we spoke with uc-berkeley representative dan mobile 2 has been speaking to protesters and he says that leaders right now are just wai

what uc berkeley police are letting people out but the policy now is they will not let hem back in. uc also filed a lawsuit. they are asking people to leave the land. they have not seen any forcible measures being taken. i've been talking to protestors out here. some don't want to give their names. you've agreed to talk to us just tell us the plan. what is the option? >> we have here for the long- term. uc has been demanding we leave the land in order to negotiate. we are calling their bluff. we know from 15 years of past history many, many different people and different organizations on several different attempts to try to turn this land into an urban farm. the university has only ignored them. it's only now that we have the land that they have started the conversation. >> reporter: do you expect them to come in here and raid the area and push everybody out? >> i don't think i can say yes or no. looking at what they have done so far i think their tactic is more to squeeze us out. to starve us out. there have been rumors flying of a raid but we have not had a raid yet. two days ago a

she has been a tremendous mentor to me and thousands of students at uc berkeley. all winners today. i am pleased and proud to announce at tonight's winner is dr. elaine kim. [applause] elaine is very proud to accept this award. she is out of town and could not be with us this evening. let's give her another round of applause in absentia, and thank you very much. [applause] do i get to keep this? [laughter] >> thank you very much. congratulations to dr. kim, and special thanks to our other nominees. we were like to thank everybody for all of their hard work for their time in coordinating and organizing the awards process. please could give them a round of applause -- please give them a round of applause. [applause] are your stomachs growling? there is a reception, catered by some of the best agent pacific -- asian pacific ches. at this time, i would like to bring up chris, the owner and chef to speak on behalf of all of tonight's chefs. that is a little nervous. i have been speaking to him backstage. give him a really warm welcome, and make him feel really welcome.

uc-berkeley spokesperson said they will continue to fight the occupiers presence using whatever means necessary. today police were standing by observing farmers who do not seem intimidated. >>> that is the long-term project that this is a community farm forever >>> and albert anne mackovic cbs 5 >>> jerry brown delivered the bad news the state's budget deficit as well to $16 billion. that is twice the previous estimate of 9 billion in january. don knapp with more. >>> even as the governor gets his tax hike in petitions to state government election officials the tax hike would not be enough and he went public with bad news >>> receipts are coming in lower than expected the federal government and courts have blocked as for making billions the necessary budget reductions, the result we face a $16 billion hole not the 9 billion we thought in january >>> state revenues three and half billion dollar is less than anticipated. the state spent more money than expected. brown blames the federal government blocking cuts. the situation forces and to go to the voters >>> i'm bypassing the gridlock

her father is a uc berkeley trained nutritional scientist. and also tells time magazine she nurses her other son who is five about once a month. >>> 5:24. the united states football league you remember that it's making a come back. oakland raider is one of the advisors for the reborn usfl. it went out of business in 1987. the new usfl plays between march and june with eight teams. portland, oregon, salt like city, utah, and memphis, tennessee are some of the cities being considered. >>> the amgen tour begins this weekend. stage one begins on sunday in santa rosa. now stage three starts tuesday in san jose and for the first time in the history of this race riders will climb mt. diablo. drivers are to expect delays for two hours. nearly 300 workers signed up but they need about 50 more. if you want to volunteer go to the west america bank building. >>> time is 5:26. very tense friday morning on wall street. that is after really bad news from a major bank. >> uc berkeley has filed a lawsuit. uc police are inside this protest site but occupy the

the uc berkeley done want uninvited getzs in an open air lab. >> a man running from the police drone up a freeway offramp and enclosedded with a car. a woman passenger was taken to the hospital. police are still looking for the pickup driver who refused to pull over in a traffic stop. >> alan: airlines are fighting d adding on annoying fees and charges. >> ama: a while bat others airline had a special lifetime first class anywhere, anytime pass, for one lump sum. >> alan: today the airline says the deal was too good to be try for them. here's the story. >> this is australia. >> steven is a frequent flier. actually frequent doesn't begin to describe it. >> zurich, frank forward, munich, france, all places went to london, probably five or six hundred trips. >> hundreds? >> hundreds. >> in 1987 he bought an up limited ticket on mental --

she is a first-generation college graduate of uc- berkeley, and went on to receive a master's degreeng at san francisco state. she has really taken the asian- american community program and expanded it to four locations. the professional affiliations include member of the western association of administration personnel, where she is a board member, the selection committee for the uc berkeley incentive awards program, and advisory board member for the san francisco chapter of the young nonprofit professionals network. [applause] it is an extended break a family that has provided several awarding a opportunities that have contributed to prove professional development. i wanted to personally thank her for working with our public school students. [applause] >> thank you, everyone, definitely to the key minutes before -- definitely to the committee for honoring me this evening. i am an immigrant from the philippines. i came here when i was 7. i have been honored to live here in the bay area, pushing higher education. first of all, sorry if i did not say thank you to everyone. but i would

uc berkeley police found the body of ale male last night. lice are still investigating how he died but earlier evidence points to a side. an investigation in berkeley continues this morning into an overnight fire and a popular restaurant. it started at 11 clark the da ash 11:00 last night -- it started at 11:00 last night. the fire started in the kitchen and spread to the whole restaurant. the restaurant was closed at the time. no juan -- no one was hurt. fire investigators still want to know the cause of the fire. >>> well, police overnight investigated this crash in treasure island. it sent four people to the hospital. authorities think a somethinged trover pit a -- hit a parked pickup truck before 10:00 a.m. last night. >> he was with gather grand -- another grandson behind the back and that's when the investigator ran right into the truck. redon't know the conditions of everyone involved. >> police in mountain view searching for a man who exposed- selves tav dash themselves twice. this latest insdy dent hatched around 3:00. police say a w

dan mogulof/uc berkeley 1:22 let me ask you a question: dejeme hacerle una pregunta... si usted tieney yo creo que puedo hacer mejor uso de su casa, me da eso el derecho de posesionarme de ella? el vocero de la universidad agrego que aqui estan estudiando como ayudar a los agricultores a crecer mas semillas y a producir mas comida y que para mediados de mayo necesitan reanudar esas investigaciones, por lo que los manifestantes se tienen que ir. the door still open la puerta aun esta abierta para una resolucion pacifica de este conflicto, pero al mismo tiempo la ventana de oportunidad se esta cerrando y el tiempo se acaba... mientras no es claro si esas negociaciones daran fruto.... estamos cuidando las plantas bien y me siento contento que ellos tienen un futuro como nosotros aqui al menos la tierra ya empezo a dar esos frutos.....pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 cu --esta maÑana residentes de fremont, encendieron las alarmas sobre el controvertido futuro de una importante calle en esa ciudad. take vo --los protestantes se manifestaron a las afueras de "caltrans" para dejarle saber a

. >>> uc berkeley is considering illegal action against occupy the farm protestors. the protestors are refusing to leave unless they agree to give them continued access to that ten acre plot of land. they took over the problem on earth day. the encampment ha to be clear by the me l of the way. >>> your time is 5:07 let's head over to sal. he has important information for you. right? >> that is right. things are doing pretty well around the bay as we look at these pictures. let's take a lock at the east shore freeway. traffic is moving along pretty well. the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems here come into the area. if you are driving on to the bridge it is a nice looking drive. also the morning commute looks good on northbound 280 right through downtown san jose. we hope it will stay this quiet. let's go to steve. >> thank you. yesterday some areas near the coast cooled down. other areas inland where it was cooking it was in the 90s. today looks more like a sea breeze is starting to establish itself. it's a tough pattern to br

uc berkeley art kicking out the occupied the farm protesters.eet. >>darya: another twist for the sake up and down who. the former ceo says he has cancer. >>george: here monotremes the ride from fremont to the dun mark martin bridge. and it's been very slow there. the other end of the dumbarton bridges, we've had big delays on the bay shore freeway -- the southbound 101. and the bayshore freeway southbound on one-to-one the estate slowdown and entail an slowdown in redwood city. we continue to wait for improvement at the bay bridge for the westbound ride has been jammed up through most of the morning. here at the drive time has dropped to 22 minutes. let's go to the weather. >>erica: there is a cloudy shot to the morning. temperatures are not that bad. was sitting in the '50s and it will these sixties and some inland areas. this after named it will be breezy and cooler. afternoon highs in your extended forecasts will be coming up in my next report. unfolding right now. our top story is unfolding right now. we ran albany with the latest with the w

captioning services,inc >>> the view over albany where uc police set up barricades around land owned by uc berkeley but occupied by protesters marking a new phase in the university's efforts to evict them. good morning i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. uc says it is running out of time it needs to plant crops by the end of the week. amy hollyfield is there with more. >> reporter: here are the new concrete barriers put in place by police this morning. police did take some action today but there was fear here that they were going to do more. protesters say uc berkeley police woke them up 6:00 this morning and announced they needed to leave. if they didn't, they would be arrested. if they interfered the chemical agents could be used against them. >> they elaborated on that saying tear gas and peeper spray -- pepper spray and flash grenades. >> reporter: word spread quickly even parents of the children at the school heard about it. one woman told abc7 news she was going to keep her asthmatic child home. >> a couple of calls. couple asked if school was going on, we said yes. >> reporter: the

. >>> uc berkeley students on alert after a number of strong armed robberies. coming up, the steps the school is taking to keep students safe. >>> it is now 4:37, president barack obama says conversations with his daughters influenced his decision to have support for same sex marriage. >> it would not dawn on them their friend's parents would be treated differently and that's the kind of thing that prompts a change in perspective. >> the president also said he was influenced by thinking about members of his own staff who are in committed same sex relationships and are who are raising children together. there were celebrations in the castro district following the announcement and people wrote messages of thanks. >> i think it is about time and i think it is about time everyone should have the same rights. >> i am proud we have a president who can actually stand up and state how he truly feels. >> both celebrating says if the president's stance on same sex marriage gives them hope others will change as well. >> mitt romney says he remains opposed to same sex marr

. >> uc-berkeley officials say they're weighing their options after getting no response from occupied the farm protesters. they took over a 10 a. tract of land. the university is offering to conduct public dialogue on so- called urban farming if protesters leave voluntarily the university deadline passed over the weekend without anyone moving. >> i don't know of omar has cards that say i love my weatherman but did he delivered >> they should start creating that >> that would be a great idea. this is like three weekends in our rope. it looks like it will continue today. if you're headed outside, mostly clear skies. 58 in mountain view. these numbers are headed way up again today as high pressure really kind of hangs out overhead. 10-15 degrees above average for today. 84 in san rafael and even 76 in san francisco. >> it will take you out towards the peninsula on southbound 101. we do have an accident, a car hit a deer. in the meantime it is very early so we are not seeing any major slowdowns. it is actually nice and clear all the way down toward san jose. a 13 minute drive time between

. >> and uc berkeley police cleared property this morning. about 100 officers, many in riot gear swept through the track about 6:30 this morning arresting two people inside of a fenced off portion and seven others on the sidewalk. there is one protestor tried to water crops one last time. >> i arrived and i saw about 80 cop ndz riot gear to try to disband what we'd disbanded. >> it's impossible to do good science with a few dozen unwelcome, untrained guests roaming around what is an open air laboratory. >> uc berkeley uses land for research and says it feeded the property cleared. >> there are screeners giving a full search to former secretary of state henry kissinger. the 89-year-old is now wheelchair bound. washington post reported he was passing through new york la guardia airport and got stopped. none of the screeners seemed to recognize him or his name he told them who he was. >> state lawmakers uping the anty for cell phone use while driving. >> and now california high schoolers getting a lesson on something else proving just as dangero