our hospitals attract a lot of minds and attention. -- uc california, sf state. >> it looks like we are just about of time. thank you for being on your district supervisor. we have been talking to supervisor at a loss from district 11. join us next time when we will be back with one of our 11 mr. supervisors. -- we have been talking to supervisor john avalos from district 11. join us next time when we will be back with one of our >> welcome to "culture wire." on this episode, we explore what it means to the aged, in today's society -- what it means to be chicana in today's society. chica chic features an array of artwork by five leading chicana artists that addresses a range of issues such as integration, sustainability, and integration. using a distinct visual approach, each of the artist's response to the shifting needs of their communities in ways that offer unique perspectives and multiple points of entry. >> the exhibition is to bring together the voices of a new generation chicana artists, all of whom reference the works of the civil-rights movement in their works, but they are al

. -- uc california, sf state. >> it looks like we are just about of time. thank you for being on your district supervisor. we have been talking to supervisor at a loss from district 11. join us next time when we will be back with one of our 11 mr. supervisors. -- we have been talking to supervisor john avalos from district 11. join us next time when we will be back with one of our >> i get really concerned one ip -- hear people say the payroll tax is a job killer. maybe in some industries the payroll tax might be a disincentive on business going forward, but i would not be surprised if we came out of the whole discussion about remaking our tax for next year that it involves a combination of a payroll tax, commercial occupancy tax, and gross receipts tax. all of that could be in a remade form of our business tax structure. >> that is a good question to ask. i will ask this monday. >> i was born in of los angeles. i was in a mexican-american, a chicano town. my dad was a launch your worker. my mother was an office worker at usc. my parents were divorced when

i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a sto

basic tuition for uc undergrads who are california residents is scheduled to increase to just over $11,000 this fall. now, that additional 32% hike would bring tuition to almost $15,000. >>> a big public debut this morning for linkedin. this is the day the mountain view-based startup has its ipo, initial public offering. it is considered one of the biggest tech ipos since google. linkedin will be trading on the new york stock exchange. shares are starting at $45 giving it a valuation of about $4 billion. linkedin a business oriented social networking site. our kiet do will have a live report in our next half hour. >>> okay. move over, oprah winfrey. >> yeah. lady gaga ousted the talk show queen for the number one spot on forbes' list of powerful celebrities. social media fans helped her rise to the top. the pop star now has more than 10 million followers on twitter -- what a getup. >> every getup is what a getup. >> look at that. >> more than any other person. >> and she only did it in just a few years. look at justin bieber. i just watched his movie. have you seen it? >> never say never.

. >>> a researcher from uc river side is calling california's three strikes law a complete failure.the law was passed back in 1964 and was supposed to keep repeat felons off the street. instead the law has overcrowded prisons and cost the states billions of the dollars. violent crimes have cut back in california. that drop began two years before the law was implemented. >>> now to a story we first broke last week on ktvu. a gilroy man facing a life sentence under california's three strikes law is expected back in court next month. bud wallis ruiz faces a count of animal cruelty. >>> san francisco will be one of the first cities in the united states to be able to play with your cell phone. the google wallet app will allow users to swipe their cell phone at the check out stand. the first wallet phones will be the nexus s4g on sprint. >> a much nicer day than yesterday but things may be changing again. let's go to bill in the weather center to find out more about the long holiday weekend. >> the holiday weekend is basically upon us. we have one more day. but clouds are going to stick a

. >>> tuition at uc schools cost the same, but now the california system is thinking about changing that. that means it could cost a lot more to go to uc berkeley than uc santa cruz by allowing undergraduate tuition, the advocates say consumer demand could raise money for schools to share, but opponents say it would create anily tis system and harm the nature of the system. they raised basic in state tuition to 11,124 dollars, but varied tuition rates could go as high as $27,000 a year. >>> hdtv gives you millions of pixels to form an amazing picture you might be watching right now. but the next generation of high resolution tv's will give you billions of pixels. here is richard hart in the drive to discover the gigapan. >> it is the highest resolution movie you can view. higher than hd. high definition television becomes low-def when you zoom in because it is painted with two million pixels. this movie is made of billions of pixels. you can continue to zoom in while the movie is playing. >> each frame can be billions of pixels. >> you can do that over long periods of time. this is on th

now that would bring the cost of attending a uc to almost $15,000 a year. >>> california's biggest bike race leaves northern california today as it runs its longest phase. stage five of the amgen tour starts in seaside at 9:30 this morning. it runs more than 135 miles along narrow roads which will take the top cyclist about six hours. now american cyclist starts today with the overall lead winning the stage that started in livermore yesterday. he crossed the finish line in the hills above san jose and now has a one minute 15 second lead on the nearest challenger. a cycling fan briefly hospitalized after a collision with a car. that spectator was riding his bike on a winding section of the sierra road when the accident happened. chp is not releasing any information about the collision. but, again, if you're heading out to watch that race, do be careful along the course route. >>> coming up on 5:00. how's the commute so far this morning, sal? >>> so far so good, pam. traffic is looking very nice. chp not reporting a lot for the bay area commute. let's go outside and show you the traffic o

basic tuition for uc undergrads who are california residents is scheduled to increase to just over $11,000 this fall. but then you add on that 32% hike, it would bring tuition to almost $15,000. wow. >> i hate to tell you what i paid back in the late '70s, early '80s. less than $1,000. >> i know. >> a year. >> going to be really tough. >> a year! >> kids and parents will have to make tough decisions. >>> tonight, katie couric signs off from the cbs evening news. >> yeah. she finishes her five-year post as the network's top anchor. scott pelley as now a long-time correspondent for "60 minutes" will take over on june 6. so what's next for katie couric? nothing official just yet but there's a lot of talk that she has been looking at a daytime show. >> i can imagine on the oprah winfrey network and there were also rumors she was talking to matt lauer. his contract is going to be up in a year. >> she was on the today show hawking her book and the chemistry is still there, no doubt about that. i think she will land on her feet. she was making $15 million a year. she's okay. >> good luck to her b

uc-berkeley. we work together have the pacific islander organization. and the california progressive student alliance on many different campaigns in the 1980's. we studied computer technologies at uc-berkeley or he received an award for outstanding achievements. he was an it support specialist. he also worked for the san francisco unified school district as well. when he was 10 years old, dave became disabled by severe rheumatoid arthritis. he nevertheless remained a strong person. i enjoyed spending time with him at the civic center plaza. he was a great lover of all kinds of food, especially san francisco food. you live life to the fullest and never let his disability defeat him or get in his way. he has been a devoted san francisco giants fan. he left as way too early at the age of 46. i would like to express my condolences to the yen family and many close acquaintances that he has built up over the years. it is a tremendous loss and i am really sad. he was a great friend and on spiring brother and extraordinary son and great person. david's friends and family will alw

uc system. their tuition has already been hiked 8% next year. their selection of classes has dwindled. but university of california students told us they draw the line at charging different tuition at different uc campuses. >> yes, i do think it's definitely a bad idea. i don't think that there should be kind of like a hierarchy involved. it is not like ucla is more important than uc santa barbara. it just doesn't work that way. >> reporter: these students worry the uc system could very soon work that way if a recent report by the uc commission on the future has anything to do with it. >> where we're at with the state we have to consider everything. >> reporter: everything, including tuition variation. it could mean a student at lower demand would continue to pay just over $11,000 a year in tuition. while a student at more competitive ucla would pay 6 to 10% more. >> it turns me off a little bit. >> reporter: a former student worries it would put california's more selective schools out of reach for students like himself. >> it will basically limit the types of students that will come to this school just to people

. >>> the university of california may consider a flex plan. the uc spokesman said that there is not currently a formal proposal but it could be a contingency if the state moves forward with an all cut budget. the ten campus-system could case $500 million in cuts if certain tax increases are not extended. >>> federal regulators are considering new rules that would require home buyers to put down more money. the fdic is proposing a minimum down payment of 20% to qualify for a home loan. the thinking is it will keep people out of homes they cannot afford. buyers can purchase mortgage insurance to get around it. a realtor says it would soften the bay area real estate market. >>> commodity prices rebounded today and the dow and nasdaq closed higher. >>> police are warning residents about dangerous rattlesnakes after several dogs in the south bay have been bitten. there have been sightings. pet hospitals have run out of antivenom see rum due to a spike in the demand. >> this is the first time in eight years that we have seen any bites let alone multiple bi

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moved to the east coast and lived there for six years and then fled back to california after high school. i went to school at uc santa barbara. i have been in san francisco since 1989, have lived in the excelsior since 1999. the difficulty is, muni often sees it as an industrial area, not a neighborhood. we have to figure out how to make it work as a neighborhood and as a place that can service the light rail vehicles. i have had lots of different jobs. my main job has been doing social work for san francisco state university. i have been a community organizer, a social worker, but i have also been a legislative aide. i worked mostly for community- based organization supporting kids and families, working for labor. i got to see how city hall could be an effective tool to create change. i looked at running in 2007, 2008, and somehow i made it. i have been in politics for so many ways, doing work around central america, supporting people in central america against u.s. imperialism, their right to live, self determination. i did a lot of work on that on campus when i was in college. a bit of work on apartheid when

according to california watch, a research group at uc berkele berkeley--those checkpoints have turned into something else. checkpoints that now target illegal immigrants who are driving without a license. >> i thought it was created for dui. that's not the case. they've been focused on the families who are undocumented. >> the state assembly just passed legislation on when officers can impound an unlicensed driver's car. a licensed driver can pick it up. >>> and now another live look at the bay bridge right now, ahead of some construction work this holiday weekend. some east bound lanes will be closed tonight and tomorrow, so keep this in mind as you make your way from san francisco to oakland this holiday weekend. the shutdown will start from 8:00 tonight and last until 5:00 tomorrow morning on both sunday and monday. that's so crews can create a detour for drivers headed from san francisco into oakland on the lower deck. that detour will last for two years and it is expected to allow crews to finish the new bridge ahead of schedule. westbound lanes will not be affected. >>> meantime

years old, and i moved to the east coast for six years before going back to california after high school. i went to school at uc santa barbara, graduated in 19988 -- 1988. i have lived in the excelsior since 1999. i have had lots of different jobs, but my main job is doing social work force and a disco, i have been a community organizer, i worked at a labor organization supporting janitor's working in our high- rise buildings. i was a legislative aide before .wr. i got to see how it all work from the outside, community organizations supporting young people, children, families, working for labor, and saw how city hall could be an effective tool for change and then considered running in 2007, 2008, and somehow, i made it. >> you were raised in los angeles, moved to the east coast. what made you want to come back and live in san francisco? >> i love cities. i never felt like i lived in a city in los angeles, but when i lived in massachusetts, where i live, i was close to boston. i had such a great time in boston but i did not like massachusetts so much because it was cold, the culture was foreign to me. when i cam

protests with public education and 60 percent of california schools have already reduced the number of academic year days to save money. >>pam: tuition at the ucampuses to be going up but not necessarily for everybody. the university of california is planning to have a different level of campuses. for example, ucla, berkeley could be paying more for education than those attending uc/riverside. they are struggling with state budget cuts that already led to tuition increases and layoffs. >>pam: the class of 2011 will be graduating with more debt than any other red redding class going 22,900. 8 percent more than just one here ago. >>jacqueline: owith warm conditions on our extended forecast but creek cool off in even a wet forecast for this weekend. a cool off initially but then a wet weekend forecast. the new york beach highway human remains have pointed to two different suspects. authorities are saying that it is the work of a serial killer. the d.a. says the the circumstances now suggest at least two different people were telling these victims. >>catherine: newt gingrich, it is official that he will run for president. he will make a more forma

. >>> the cost of going to the university of california may depend on which campus you choose. the ucommission on the future is considering a system to charge more for campuses that are in higher demand like uc- berkeley and ucla. most students don't like it. >> it basically is going to limit the types of students that are going to be able to come to the school from the public to people with money. >> i think there is plenty of head room. we wouldn't be considering this for several years at any of our campuses. >> that uc commission has rejected the plan for the coming school year but it is a possibility as the system's fiscal crisis continues. >>> about 65 students and teachers arrested while protesting budget cuts at the state capital yesterday. they had refused to leave the building after it closed last night. that according to the "sacramento bee." the day-long sit-in attracted about 1,000 people. they are urging lawmakers to pass a tax extension that would help fund education. >>> and today teachers will take their protests to bay area shopping malls. they are going to grade pape

soon. 42-year-old bryan stow is expected to be moved to the uc- san francisco medical center next week. he has been in the southern california hospital since he was attacked march 31. the website following stow's progress says he is being given fewer antiseizure medications and has been moving more in the past couple of days. >>> this morning, federal aid is on the way to neighborhoods devastated by floods in mississippi. president obama has signed a disaster declaration for 14 counties. around the state, people are using boats to navigate flooded streets. high water from the mississippi river damaged hundreds of homes and businesses and the worst may be still to come. mississippi' governor has told people to get out now if they think their homes will flood. we'll have live report on this at 5:15. >>> all right. in the meantime, let's get a quick check of traffic and weather. lawrence? >> you haven't been up here this early in a while , huh? >> this early. or this long. yes. >> brings back memories. >> oh, yeah. >> or otherwise. [ laughter ] >>> a lot of clouds around the bay area but not as cloudy as yesterday, just partly

california, in the south area. went to public schools. ended up in uc-davis. made my way out to san francisco when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in power met for immigrant

soon. 42-year-old bryan stow is expected to be moved to the uc- san francisco medical center next week. he has been in a southern california was attacked march 31. the website following stow's progress says he is being given fewer antiseizure medications and has been moving more in the past couple of days. >>> 5:35 now. traffic and weather let's begin with lawrence. good morning. >> good morning. hey, looks like we are going to have a much improved day today and we are going to see a little more sunshine around the bay area. already getting reports of clear skies in the napa valley. got a dying cold front here so not much there and partly cloudy skies around the bay area now. but it's going to break up earlier on and temperatures will start to warm up. right now 44 in napa, 43 santa rosa, 50s the rest of the bay area. by the afternoon, here come a lot of the 70s showing up outside especially inland. you are going to see 72 livermore and concord, about 72 degrees in the napa valley. 50s and 60s at the coast. time now for a traffic check with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. we are going to start off with a look in the sou

uc river side researcher says that ordnance decreased crime from 2008 to 2010. business owners are not sure. they believe the ordnance is having little effect on crime around their stores. >> speaking of fees. university of california students could pay different division rates under a proposal being considered by uc regents. the regents should set a midpoint for under graduate tuition. and each of the ten campuses could vary above or below that number. that would give each campus flexibility. however critics say that would splinter the unity of the uc system by creating a hierarchy. >>> 5:17 is the time. we both went to uc schools. i can't believe the costs. >> yeah, i know. i want to mention all the high wind advisories have been picked up. chp sent the note as saying the wind advisory has been picked up. traffic when they lift the advisories just because it's not as windy you should be careful out there driving out to highway 101. also the morning commute on westbound bay bridge is light so far traveling across san francisco. as we look at the freeways here traffic is moving well on 880 north & southbound from union city to fremont in both directions. across the bay on the peninsula we're okay on 101 and 280. le

uc berkeley. he actually dropped out as an under grad in 1990 and never returned. >>> the state of california has just won a $241 million settlement from the largest provider of medical lab testing in the state. the state attorney general's office joined in the lawsuit against quest diagnostic which was originally filed by a lab owner in campbell. the whistle-blower says quest routinely charged california way more for its services than it did others. this is said to be the largest claims recovery in california history. >>> a community group wants san jose to return some of the money it raised. as we told you back in march, friends of the san jose mounted unit agreed to raise money. but now the group learned that the police plans to cut the unit any way. so it wants part of the money back. the city says it's all just a misunderstanding and it plans to hold up its part of the deal. >>> supervisor mike mcguire told ktvu the tribe that operating the casino has not said anything to them about plans to expand bar service. a local newspaper says the tribe is talking to investors about the idea. back in

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uc berkeley. but it hasn't happened that fast for everyone. the threat of another 10% cut to california's community colleges could make getting to graduation even tougher. >> we don't have as many students as we had a year ago. not because of lack of demand but lack of funds. >> reporter: however college of san mateo president claire says getting a college degree by starting here is the rout for more and more people. >> reporter: assemblyman jerry hill aimed to inspire this crowd with his own story of struggling to get through college. many like reed ford can certainly identify. >> we worked so hard to get here and i'm so proud. >> reporter: tonight the college president told me about 10,000 students attend here. but he said if they had all of the state funding they needed the number would be closer to 10,000. eric rasmussen. >>> a new survey shows the value of a college education in dollars and cents. georgetown university put together the study looking at which majors make the most and lead money. petroleum engineers made the most followed by pharmacists at $105,000. the lowest paid fie

uc berkeley. but it hasn't happened that fast for everyone. the threat of another 10% cut to california's community colleges could make getting to graduation even tougher. >> we don't have as many students as we had a year ago. not because of lack of demand but lack of funds. >> reporter: however college of san mateo president claire says getting a college degree by starting here is the rout for more and more people. >> reporter: assemblyman jerry hill aimed to inspire this crowd with his own story of struggling to get through college. many like reed ford can certainly identify. >> we worked so hard to get here and i'm so proud. >> reporter: tonight the college president told me about 10,000 students attend here. but he said if they had all of the state funding they needed the number would be closer to 10,000. eric rasmussen. >>> a new survey shows the value of a college education in dollars and cents. georgetown university put together the study looking at which majors make the most and lead money. petroleum engineers made the most followed by pharmacists at $105,000. the lowest paid fie

so too, for example, is the university of california, which is rethinking the way it raises and spends money. uc officials are considering a plan that would increase tuition at the two most sought-after campuses, cal berkeley and ucla. the other eight campuses would cost less. >> would you pay more to come here? >> if i could afford it, i would. >> reporter: can you now? >> probably not. >> i've been to riverside, i think i'd pay more to go here because it has the reputation and the name. >> reporter: much targeted to out of state students. >> i chose ucla over other ucs, so i think it would because i just really liked it a lot more, so yeah. >> reporter: you'd pay more? >> i would. >> it will be an interesting debate. conan nolan reporting from los angeles. >>> six bay area cities are still in the running for an economic boft. uc berkeley is building another campus for its lawrence lab. they want to consolidate 20% of its workers who are currently scattered across sites in the bay area. the six finalists for the second campus are alameda point, berkeley aquatic park, brooklyn basin in oakland,

under that scenario, california residents will pay nearly 15,000 in tuition to attend one of the uc's 9 campuses. a carjacking almost became a kidnapping if not for the quick reaction of one of the victims. this happened last night in belmont. kelly has more on the case. >> of a woman and her five year-old daughter will park here in the pizzeria about 9:00 p.m. tuesday night. that is when a man got into the car, demanded the keys and pushed the mother out of the car. it was while the suspect was trying to get the car started that the woman was able to quickly get a child out from the back seat before the suspect drove away. luckily the one in the little girl were on her, the suspect took off he eluded capture for five hours, until the stolen honda civic was found on highway 1 01 with the suspect still inside. police say that stephen confessed to-steven confessed to stealing the car. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> of a burglar resident, kron4 jeff pierce tells what happened. the >> did not get close to it. with only a baseball bat, he was keeping his distance from a machete burglar. >> i

>> reporter: so far at least 10 horses in california are confirmed to have the virus including one in napa county. two of them are being treated right now at uc davis. >> i believe this is probably the widest outbreak of herpes. and potentially the greatest number of horses. >> reporter: the outbreak has been traced to a horse show held earlier this month. it was only after 800 horses returned to their home stables across the west that authorities realized they all may have been exposed. matt farley cancelled his trip to a sacramento show this weekend. >> we were set to go, and of course we got up close to the show. and went to a friend's ranch and that is when we were informed of the outbreak. >> they are our friends that are pets, we take good care of them. some of them born here they are also our livelihood and we're concerned about our customers and their animals and the potential for death. >> reporter: after symptoms appear it may be too late. veterinarians say if your horse was exposed to check their temperature every day. >> the equine herpes virus-1 is hard to spot. symptoms include fever, sneezering, staggering or loss of balance ev

uc berkeley in 1991. perez is a college drop out. a spokesperson says perez has been up front about his school history and is too busy with budget negotiations to address the issue. two other california state assembly members do not have a four-year degree. a democrat and republican, the second highest ranking republican in the assembly. >>> coming up, the power plant next door. the controversial construction plan, just ahead. plus, he's behind bars, but about to get a big buy out. $250,000 for an accused attacker. >>> he's no dope or is he? new accusations against the seven-time tour de france champ, just ahead. >>> a live look at the bay bridge this early friday morning. it is 4:40. we're going to check the traffic. stay with us. >>> welcome back. at 4:43, if you want to see who does all the hard work around here, take a look at the live shot of our control room. thanks, guys. 4:43. the state is green. two new power plants to be built in the east bay despite complaints they are not needed. one is in oakley and one in alameda. the california energy commission approved the plan. critics say the plans are unnecessary because the state has a surplus in electric power. >>> landslides ar

. >>> students at the university of california may soon see their tuition rise as much as 32% next year. that's one scenario. the uc leaders presented to the board of regents. it is being reduced by $500 million starting on july 1st. and governor brown has warned uc may lose another $500 million in -- if taxes aren't extended. worst case uc students would pay more than $14,000 in annual tuition. >>> mountain view based linkedin goes public since the biggest ip offer since google. the shares are worth $45 valuing the company at $4.3 billion. analysts say there is a thirst for social networking sites right now. >> if there is major dollars flowing into the space i think for a good reason. obviously a hot space right now. >> linked in has some 102 million members. it makes its money from online advertisements, premium descriptions and hiring tools sold to recruiters. last year linked in made 15.4 million. >>> today on wall street the dow broke a three day losing streak. tech shocks and energy pushed the dow up higher. the nasdaq was up 31. >>> a watchful recycler is being credited with helping nab a metal thief and re

. >>> students at the university of california may soon see their tuition rise as much as 32% next year. that's one scenario. the uc leaders presented to the board of regents. it is being reduced by $500 million starting on july 1st. and governor brown has warned uc may lose another $500 million in -- if taxes aren't extended. worst case uc students would pay more than $14,000 in annual tuition. >>> mountain view based linkedin goes public since the biggest ip offer since google. the shares are worth $45 valuing the company at $4.3 billion. analysts say there is a thirst for social networking sites right now. >> if there is major dollars flowing into the space i think for a good reason. obviously a hot space right now. >> linked in has some 102 million members. it makes its money from online advertisements, premium descriptions and hiring tools sold to recruiters. last year linked in made 15.4 million. >>> today on wall street the dow broke a three day losing streak. tech shocks and energy pushed the dow up higher. the nasdaq was up 31. >>> a watchful recycler is being credited with helping nab a metal thief and re

>> reporter: so far at least 10 horses in california are confirmed to have the virus including one in napa county. two of them are being treated right now at ucs is probably the widest outbreak of herpes. and potentially the greatest number of horses. >> reporter: the outbreak has been traced to a horse show held earlier this month. it was only after 800 horses returned to their home stables across the west that authorities realized they all may have been exposed. matt farley cancelled his trip to a sacramento show this weekend. >> we were set to go, and of course we got up close to the show. and went to a friend's ranch and that is when we were informed of the outbreak. >> they are our friends that are pets, we take good care of them. some of them born here they are also our livelihood and we're concerned about our customers and their animals and the potential for death. >> reporter: after symptoms appear it may be too late. veterinarians say if your horse was exposed to check their temperature every day. >> the equine herpes virus-1 is hard to spot. symptoms include fever, sneezering, staggering or loss of balance even partial paralysis. th

california. in a half-hour we'll hear from the contra costa county sheriff's office. >>> also something rare for the ucberkeley graduates jailed in iran that's only happened three times in two years. >>> an investigation is underway to determine how a 4- month-old baby from contra costa county ended up in southern california. ktvu's jade hernandez has been on the story since overnight hours and it back now to tell us -- and is back now to tell us what the mother has to say about this. jade? >> reporter: well, that's right. there's so many questions about how a 4-month-old baby could disappear from her bass sonnet and reappear -- bassinet and reappear in southern california. the mother of ramy has been posting, saying she was very grateful for the person who turned her daughter in. the circumstances surrounding what that could mean poses more questions. kristin said she hoped to have her daughter back this morning in el monte. the contra costa county sheriff's department says they are interviewing three people regarding the disappearance of this child in southern california. authorities say kristin told

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the giants fan has been in a southern california hospital since he was attacked outside dodger stadium in march. next week, he is expected to be moved to the uc-san francisco medical center. the family's website says the former paramedic is being given fewer antiseizure medications and has been moving more in the past couple of days. >>> 6:04 now. traffic and weather. here is lawrence. good morning. >> good morning. we have some partly cloudy skies around the bay area not as foggy as yesterday. skies starting to clear out in parts of the north bay now. we have a diving cold front sliding by but that may be just enough to mix out more of the fog and bring you more sunshine. temperature cool in spots. you have 43 degrees in santa rosa. 44 napa. 50s pretty much elsewhere around the bay area except pacifica checking in at 49 degrees right now. by the afternoon, here comes the sunshine and those temperatures warming up even better than yesterday. lots of 70s showing up in the valleys even inside the bay some 60s maybe a couple of 70s into fremont and also into san jose. and 50s and 60s at the coastline. more of the same looks like toward tomorrow.

the university of california regents are considering a plan that would let individual campuses set their own tuition rates. the ucerkeley said this would allow more flexibility. but critics say this could result in chaos. the university of texas and the university of wisconsin already allow different campuses to charge different way -- different rates. >>> for the first -- for first time, gay rights documents are on display. frank konteni was protesting the fact that he lost his job in 1957 as an astronomer because he was gay. it was the first-everpy tigs to the high court for a vie -- violation of civil rights. >>> the death of osama bin laden may influence a vote in congress regard everything the pay trety act -- patriot act. some civil liberty yups -- groups say now that bin laden is dead, there's a call for. >>> the code name for the cue too that osama bin laden was dead is geronimo. they saygy ron mow, the indeup, spent his whole life fighting for the survival of this people. >> so when this comes out and it's and -- and they associate the hero with the terrorist, to me it's what they still think of us. >> m

california is considering whether to create a flex tuition plan for its system. attending a flagship school like u.k. berkeley or ucla would cost more than attending classes at riverside or merced. uc officials have not endorsed the plan but exploring ways to increase revenue. they bumped up tuition for the next year to $11,000. >>> there is new information tonight about a security incident on board a jetliner bound for san francisco. the man who tried to storm the cockpit is due in court tonight. debora villalon spoke to a passenger on the flight and -- and is live with his story. >> reporter: he was one of 160 people on that american airlines flight that comes in from chicago every night about now. and last night anything but normal. was kind of fidgety and was mumbling right before it happened in arabic. >> reporter: this midwest businessman shares his story but not his name. he saw the suspect charge the aisle and ram the cockpit. heard the shouts as the man was subdued. >> you could see the scuffle and several passengers from the back came up to help. >> reporter: rageh almurisi with a california i.d. and a yelmny passport spent the end of the flight in first class cuffed. >>

california is considering whether to create a flex tuition plan for its system. attending a flagship school like u.k. berkeley or ucla would cost more than attending classes at riverside or merced. uc officials have not endorsed the plan but exploring ways to increase revenue. they bumped up tuition for the next year to $11,000. >>> there is new information tonight about a security incident on board a jetliner bound for san francisco. the man who tried to storm the cockpit is due in court tonight. debora villalon spoke to a passenger on the flight and -- and is live with his story. >> reporter: he was one of 160 people on that american airlines flight that comes in from chicago every night about now. and last night anything but normal. >> he was kind of fidgety and was mumbling right before it happened in arabic. >> reporter: this midwest businessman shares his story but not his name. he saw the suspect charge the aisle and ram the cockpit. heard the shouts as the man was subdued. >> you could see the scuffle and several passengers from the back came up to help. >> reporter: rageh almurisi with a california i.d. and a yelmny passport spent the end of the flight in first class cuffe