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they rejected an invitation from uc berkeley to discuss the expansion of the farm. it is owned by the university of california. uc put up the fence to keep them out of the area. they will continue to take care of the vegetables and fruit trees they planted. they are asking the university leaders to make a decision that is best for the land. >> you can't sit in a room and cut pieces of paper up and try to put community centers and agriculture together. you need to be on the land. you need to take the plant in your hand, put it in the ground and put life into the ground. >> the university offered to discuss how it could be used for urban farming and research. uc will not drop the lawsuit they filed against 13 protesters for trespassing. they started planting crops to bring attention to the resource rich land. >>> some were protesting, others celebrating. graduates were honored at a ceremony. ift was a special day for the 750 graduates of the college of engineering. the co-founder of communications company marvel was the keynote speaker for the ceremony. she is the first woman in the history of the college of en

urged to be on alert for another attempt by al-qaeda to accomplish its mission. >> back here in california ucnts may be facing yet another tuition increase this fall. the system posted the warning on its website late yesterday. next week the university of california where of regents will hear a pro proposal for a 6% tuition hike to help cover a 139 million dollar budget shortfall, that amounts to extra 732 per student. uc leaders are worried they could receive less from the state after the governor's budget on monday. >>> out in csu system cal-state board set to vote on a common verse al compensation proposal for new campus president -- recommending amending a policy so taxpayers will not fundraises for new presidents. instead, campus non-profit groups will be asked to raise funds to specifically pay for the salary hikes. csu officials say the money is needed to recruit talented leaders. critics say the hikes are an insult to students who face mounting tuition increases. >>> san francisco school officials voted to lay-off 2 eight -- 218 faculty and staff after sending out 333 preliminary noti

schools would allow more in-state students to go to college in california. uctrators say they would oppose that ban saying out-of-state students pay higher tuition which is good for easing their budget crunch. >>> in health matters, the makers of tide pods will create a new lid to keep children from eating the detergent pacts. doctors say kids can mistake the palm-sized capsules as candy. nearly 250 cases across the country have been reported. the new lids are expected to be ready in the next few weeks. >>> well, still ahead at 6:00, speeding through airport security lines. new technology making a comeback at a bay area airport. >> reporter: i'm scott budman. you've probably heard of cyber squatting, but this is incredible. coming up, how a 19-year-old entrepreneur lived here at aol headquarters for two months and got a startup company out of it. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in san francisco right here where there's not a whole lot happening right now but there is plenty of setup. you can see that music stage over there. countless performers this upco

uc budget than the state. a start to this friends that students what messages go to the university of california campuses as a way of financial relief. can they say the same thing? >> we're expecting more information on an unexpected death of a uc-berkeley student. a sophomore fell out of a dorm room window overnight. campus police have identified the students as 20 year-old henry treadway. the coroners office is expected to have autopsy results later today. a facebook memorial is dedicated to him that what the hours after since found out about his death. >> autopsies are planned on the mother and daughter killed in their pleasanton home. investigators are trying to determine whether it was a double murder or perhaps a murder-suicide. the woman's husband found victim's monday evening. that husband is not considered a suspect. extra counselors have been called to help her eighth grade classmates cope with the two deaths. >> detectives have found a red and black car that may be linked to the disappearance of sierra lamar. they're messing where it was found. her father and investigators remain hopeful that the 15

is trying to propose an amendment that would prevent any uc campus from allowing more of a 10% of its threat to students from outside of californiais would affect the systems in nine of fred's the campus's fifth. out-of-state students made more than 8 percent of the of the stick graduates. at uc-berkeley in particular, about 30 percent of uc berkeley freshmen this year were from alcohol california. a are of them are accepting more out-of-state students because of budget shortfalls. out of the students pay more. >>mark: barry bonds expressed interest in working with the major league team. this comes five years after ending his playing career because of his obstruction of justice felony conviction. bonds says he still has not filled out the paperwork to officially retire. he will be on the hall of fame ballot for the first time and says he is excited. he seemed pretty jolly. >>darya: are the fans ready for that? >>darya: 6:37 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a view from our boston camp. -- mt. tam cam. >>darya: researchers have found higher radiation levels in bluefin tuna turning of along the coast of ca

the uc -- university of california gave them an ultimatum and said you need to leave by this weekend.-- this morning they came in certainly with a show of force. i want to bring in -- were you here 24 morning? >> yes. >> reporter: took what -- what took place? >> what took place, we had a three-hour meeting to try to relieve any fears that were had. we told uc we were gonna be completely off the land by 10:00. we were gonna make sure the offers didn't feel me here about their research. we weren't gonna ham their research. and in vee -- harm research -- harm their research. >> reporter: why why -- why were the folks arrested? >> most people were arrested outside. two people were arrested inside. we are trying to heighten awareness about the value of soil. >> reporter: two of them went in to farm, to water the plants. at that point, they were arrested. everyone else is outside and clearing out of the land. one of them was arrested in san pablo and marin in a classic snatch and grab bau the police don't like her and she's a named defendant -- because the police don't like her and she's a

market monopoly to charge 37% higher rates across the board than other northern california hospitals. according to the uc hastings school of law, they still operate at an annual overall average profit of $148 million. yet provide the least amount of charity care per capita as any other hospital. these health care costs are going to increase. and they will be the main beneficiaries. mayor lee is so eager to get his grant -- his plan approved, his office is not taking into account the true needs of the community. >> thank you. i am sorry. your time is done. >> good afternoon. my name is joe. i am a business representative for local 39. the jobs in san francisco that have built the middle-class have typically been union jobs. as i said, i represent the engineers that work at cpmc. we have been without a contract for 18 months and have been on strike with cpmc for five weeks now. all of the engineers that should be working inside the hospital, maintaining its in the basham -- in the fashion they are accustomed to, are out on the street. cpmc was charged with committing unfair labor practices. they have made

. >>> another tuition increase may be on the way for the university of california students. the ucboard of regents is set to discuss the matter and they're warning that the university's budget could be cut in the middle of next year if voters fail to okay the state tax measure on the november ballot. if that happens the regents say they would have to make up that amount with what's being called a double digit boost in tuition. a finance committee memo notes that tuition has jumped 89% since 2011. >>> the best public high schools in the united states. we're going to reveal which bay area schools made the top 100. >>> a bay area soldier killed at war. >> it's that smile that would get you. >> how the father of two will be remembered. >>> in eight mi ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand

. >>> another tuition increase may be on the way for the university of california students. the ucboard of regents is set to discuss the matter and they're warning that the university's budget could be cut in the middle of next year if voters fail to okay the state tax measure on the november ballot. if that happens the regents say they would have to make up that amount with what's being called a double digit boost in tuition. a finance committee memo notes that tuition has jumped 89% since 2011. >>> the best public high schools in the united states. we're going to reveal which bay area schools made the top 100. >>> a bay area soldier killed at war. >> it's that smile that would get you. >> how the father of two will be remembered. >>> in eight minutes the old fashioned fertility treatment is getting a high tech twist for thousands of dollars less than invitro. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat t

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northern california group could face overview from church leaders. >>> uc davis told lawmakers from sacramento she takes responsibility for the infamous pepper spray on campus last november. >> i -- >> in sacramento said she authorized released to move directed by protesters but not to use the pepper spray. since then the university said it voted to sen sure and campus police chief resigned. series of reform measures prompted by independent investigation is set to take effect in february. continuing coverage occupy reform. >>> tonight dozens of protesters march today the uc property where police were waiting for them. the 23 dayology asian ended yesterday when police forced out the protesters. they want the reserve to grow food and not develop protesters did not try to reenter the land which is now surrounded by a large bed. san francisco police are laying down the rules for having fun and staying safe. the past years party got out of control too much alcohol flowing too freely. this year police promised to crack down on activities that stay detracts from the sun. >> that includes things like

california. spheres the uc board of regents is scheduled to discuss various tuition schedules. >> for students seto graduate, the consequences of student loan debt could be higher. the ripple effects could impact all of us. >> for these students, a hot political debate is not rhetoric, it is a reality. >> almost over $100,000. all >> for the class of 2012 this is more than politics. delinquencies rose last year. the consequences could halt the economy for decades. fifth >> of one democratic senators for vermeil illinois is a lesson from or hough to demographer of treehouse >> and more and more students in a grandparent or defaulting on loans. of behalf >> at what hot? how been what >>justine: led jetta into the airport look about the weather and traffic. >>erica: at more like we will continue with or anaheim and warm-up and if you have into the weekend. today will be noticeably cooler. safe for taking a look at the numbers right outside the door, 50s across the board. upper 50s in san jose. as look ahead into the afternoon we expect temperatures to be between five and 10 degrees cooler than yester

california faces a bigger budget shortfall than expected. >>> moving off the farm and not giving up the crops the lawsuit to keep the protesters off uc land. >>> the countdown to the tour of california the bay area highlights in this year's race thanks for joining us this morning mother stay morning. >>> we have a lot of news to talk about in the coming our descent to disco mayor and the former mayor talking about gay marriage and budgets. >>> a lot to talk about with when it comes to the budget after this big announcement from the governor brown yesterday. say the budget deficit is worse than expected twice as a matter of fact the previous estimate of $9 billion back in january. >>> we now expect more cuts for the governor released the details of his revised budget proposal tomorrow. and how plans to close the gap. >>> even as the governor was getting his tax hike petitions to state election officials was warning is that taxes would not be enough the governor went public with the bad news. critter tax receipts are coming and lower-than-expected and the federal government and the courts have blocked us from making billions in necessary bud

. >> he is accepted to uc berkeley where he may study physics, one of 10 northern california winners out over 8000 applicants. >> a very nice story and a nice forecast. temperatures peaking. here is a live look outside the golden gate way in the distance with mostly sunny conditions but patchy fog near parts of the shoreline. this has been clearing out there as you can see a lingering patch on the san mateo coastline south of pillar point around pescadero. as far as headline forecasts today we do have this, more sunshine and i mentioned. cool things off coast side for friday but still hot numbers inland. the weekend everybody cools off especially as we could head into sunday for the second half of the weekend. here is a look at some of the current numbers updated and already at this 12:00 hour 80s toward fairfield and livermore, 66 there and san jose 77. high pressure has been in command of our weather and strengthens for today. with this high in place that is sinking air and that is warming air and as a result temperatures today up to a good 4 to 8 degrees from yesterday. so of cour

going to destroy the one thing holding up the economy in california our productivity advantage because we educate the best and brightest. >> uc leaders will ask regents next week to raise tuition starting in july the system faces budget deficit of 139 million dollars next year. that amount could grow when governor brown we leases his updated budget monday >>> -- right now gas leak is affecting muni service. pg&e says a third party crew hacked a line before 10:00 this morning. there have been no evacuation however the n judah line is stopped there temporarily. pg&e hopes to have that line fixed by 11:30 this morning. >>> san mateo county supervisors want to find out why a group of men was refining gold in the middle of the night at an industrial park in menlo park. deputies cordoned off the area after they smelled chemicals. they discovered the men using chromatic acid to melt gold in the back of a pick-up truck. the area opened a few hours later. >>> volunteers and divers are in action again this morning continuing their search for missing sierra lamar. their efforts are fueled by new optimism after potentially important evid

. >> a huge budget crunch in california, so why does the uc system have plenty of money to build new buildings that sit empty? >> burger bonanza and the east bay. how long these people were waiting to satisfy their errors for a double double. >> the roll into town under different names and promise the best value for your gold. the disturbing trend that we,,,, >> a new business opened its doors in the east bay. you can smell it from here. this one has been on the drawing board for months. and from the look of it, all those lines, the waiting is paying off. here is the newest burger joint in pleasant hill. >> at the new in and out burger in pleasant hill, the doors opened at 10:30 a.m. but that was not too early to start chowing down. >> it is lunchtime somewhere. >> within minutes the line was out the door and continue to grow, and grow, and grow,. people have been waiting for more than one year to satisfy their search for the burger. >> it took us awhile to get it done but it is always worth it. and that happens from time to time. >> regular customers have occult like attachment to t

going to destroy the one thing holding up the economy in california our productivity advantage because we educate the best and brightest. >> uc leaders will ask regents next week to raise tuition starting in july the system faces budget deficit of 139 million dollars next year. that amount could grow when governor brown we leases his updated budget monday >>> -- right now gas leak is affecting muni service. pg&e says a third party crew hacked a line before 10:00 this morning. there have been no evacuation however the n judah line is stopped there temporarily. pg&e hopes to have that line fixed by 11:30 this morning. >>> san mateo county supervisors want to find out why a group of men was refining gold in the middle of the night at an industrial park in menlo park. deputies cordoned off the area after they smelled chemicals. they discovered the men using chromatic acid to melt gold in the back of a pick-up truck. the area opened a few hours later. >>> volunteers and divers are in action again this morning continuing their search for missing sierra lamar. their efforts are fueled by new optimism after potentially important evid

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

>>pam: a reason uc-berkeley graduate has died after a crash early friday morning in berkeley. she struck a roundabout on california street at allston way and then slid into a tree. immemorial has been set up at that location. police are trying to determine if she had been impaired when she crashed the car. of all >>brian: temperatures in the '50s and '60s. i will let you know look to exact. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>pam: the president will be visiting the bay area this week in full campaign fund- raising

. >>> supporters at a farm owned by the university of california staged a march yesterday protesting a lawsuit filed against the protesters by uc. they marched from berkley to the track. they've occupied the land for nearly three weeks. they filed a trespass and knew answer lawsuit against 14 activists that have been using the land as an urban farm. the school use its for agriculture research. >>> an investigation is underway to find what sparked a big fire that destroyed town houses under construction in the south bay. it broke out around 10:00 last night at a complex in the 1900 block of hilibrandt place. six under construction town houses burned in the fire, and residents were evacuate from neighboring buildings that were threatened by the fire. >> i was asleep, and my husband heard two explosions and then looked out the window, and it was like a bonfire. >> there were no injuries reported. two neighbors buildings sustained minor fire, smoke and water damage. this is a photo. you can see more and a slide show on the front page of the website. >>> two people were shot while driving through a town, the victims both 21 years ol

california. >> i see trouble already. >> no, no. >> you're not from uc davis, are you? >> this is a question for 18th century guy and 19th century guy. >> i love it. bring it on. >> the question is about the regulation of alcohol and slavery and the regulation of alcohol and interaction between whites and native americans. i know that those two were the focuses of early focuses of the regulation of alcohol. >> that's a great question and it's absolutely true. if you want to see the state begin to operate effectively, whether it's through the regulation of indian trade and trade and alcohol, you see it with groups perceived to be dangerous and ungovernable and this is where the state and i think i'm actually going to bring brian in on this, too, it's where the state is largely invisible in the 19th century but in precisely these areas. as i think ed has mentioned before, there is a tight regular regulation of alcohol among slaves. it's seen as incentive for holiday festivities. but it's again tightly regulated. >> yeah. the real problem comes for white south after the en

for instance, i have a friend named will in california and he just graduated from uc-davis, i believe, an economics degree, and he's still a bartender full-time. and he cannot get a position anywhere else. he's tried many different things. he's even done internships which i actually did not do, and he still manages not to get his career going. it's really unfortunate to see that happen. >> now, chris, do you find that -- do you have to do special outreach to employers to try to make them aware of how veterans can bring all these capabilities, obviously, that they learned in the service that may be unappreciated somehow in combination with the kind of stuff you guys are doing in your boot camp really prepares them for, you know, for good jobs as opposed to what's happening so often in the i.t. sector, you see a lot of outsourcing going on. how does that stack up? >> well, to sort of answer your first point, i'm a little surprised anyone would really need to educate small and medium sized and even large corporations on the value of hiring the individuals that have served in specifically

. >>> the university of california general counsel and dean of the uc berkeley law school will presentrecommendations on police policies in handling protests on campuses. last november yudof asked for an internal review following several confrontations between police and students on campuses. last month a task force report says the uc davis police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed students. that report criticized uc administrators for creating an environment that allowed it to happen. >>> stockton teacher facing new allegations. school officials say they've discovered thousands of pornographic videos on a school issued laptop. special education teacher posed sexually in hundreds of pictures. her school laptop contained video of a young woman who could be answer a cartoon mocking special ed students and naked images of her two and 4-year-old daughters with >> we first learned of this situation on or about october 6th, of this year. i can tell you that i personally placed the teacher in question on administrative leave on that day. >> the district attorney says the images don

and california enrollment at the universities of oregon quadrupled. the uctem is trying to attract more out of state students because they pay more than in-state students. >>> no more physical ed courses at college students. the policy allows repeats only if the students gets a bad grade. they are considering the change to save money. >>> researchers have a health warning if you live near a freeway. after studying 3500 heart attack survivors. those who lived within 400 feet of a freeway were 27% more likely to die within 10 years. the farther people lived from the highway the lower the risk of death. >>> a study released today by the cd -- centers for disease control. 30% of americans are considered obese and experts say that is costing the country $150 billion a year in healthcare. >>> there is word that hypnosis and acupuncture should help people quit smoking. some users were three times likely to be tobacco free after quitting. >>> dine nors may have contributed to the green house effect. dinosaurs produced 570 million tons of methane every year. that amo

california street. the boy died at children's hospital oakland. his mother was on track to graduating from ucberkeley in august with a degree in social welfare. >>> for the first time today, facebook stock has fallen below $30. right now the stock is down to $28.90 a share, 21% drop since its debut. the menlo park company's initial offering was priced at $38 a share. facebook along with the investment banks that led the ipo are facing shareholder lawsuits accusing them of withholding negative forecasts from the public. facebook says the lawsuits are without merit. >>> assemblyman jerry hill unveiled new legislation he says would save customers 600 million dollars. pg&e has set aside 200 million dollars as a down payment on fines that it expects as a result of several investigations into the 2010 deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. hill wants the money from the fines to pay for the first phase of upgrading the pipeline system. pg&e has asked that customers pay 95% of the upgrade costs. currently, all fines imposed by the state have to be deposited into the state's general fund. >>> develop

uc police of occupy-camp. this agricultural space owned by the university of california about the land it owns to the public. haazig madyun shows you how this unfolded. >>reporter: this happened at 6:00 a.m. monday morning. qc police in full riot gear. made their move. uc police --. after reclaiming the space and setting up barricades. for the next several hours a was a stand off with occupy pharma of protesters and over 50 law enforcement officers. with occupy forprotess are occupy far andm protestors. >> they destroyed a lot of crops and hard work and a lot of good energy. like i said they destroyed a community. >> personal community not taken away from the dump truck was returned to individuals that were waiting on the sidewalk. a new fence is being built near the san paulo entrance. in albany, haazig madyun >>pam: it death threats and graffiti keeping several students from going to school. this is from new york high- school. with the word i'm going to kill everybody in it -- and new woyork newark. this could possibly be connected with the new musical rap group. still, extra police were on campus as a prec

california street. the boy died at children's hospital oakland. his mother was on track to graduating from ucberkeley in august with a degree in social welfare. >>> for the first time today, facebook stock has fallen below $30. right now the stock is down to $28.90 a share, 21% drop since its debut. the menlo park company's initial offering was priced at $38 a share. facebook along with the investment banks that led the ipo are facing shareholder lawsuits accusing them of withholding negative forecasts from the public. facebook says the lawsuits are without merit. >>> assemblyman jerry hill unveiled new legislation he says would save customers 600 million dollars. pg&e has set aside 200 million dollars as a down payment on fines that it expects as a result of several investigations into the 2010 deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. hill wants the money from the fines to pay for the first phase of upgrading the pipeline system. pg&e has asked that customers pay 95% of the upgrade costs. currently, all fines imposed by the state have to be deposited into the state's general fund. >>> develop

report is recommending the university of california show more tolerance in the wake of a controversy from last fall's occupy demonstrations. the report ordered from the uc president after police were captured pepper spraying peaceful protestors and clubbing protestors at cal, reports said administrators were too quick to call in police. among recommendations, mediators negotiated with protestors and pepper spray should be used only as a last resort. >> whiltz police use of force that is in many ways focus of the report and certainly occasions this report much of this involves how to avoid having to use police. >> the review covers all campuses and said the university of california should recognize importance of civil disobedience but should set limits as to how far students can go. >> the new ceo. of yahoo brought in to put the silicon valley giant back on course but tonight he is accused of stretching the truth on his resume. will it cost him his job? abc 7 news is live at yahoo headquarters. >> as of now he's still the ceo of yahoo. but there is a major shareholder pushing for him to be fired and is questioning credentials of the ceo. employees milled

so we're here to say " we need more accountability for uc in the state budget that is being liberated now ". >> undergraduate calls for california residents including tuition and room and board and campus fees, have risen to $31,000. university administrators say a 6% tuition hike could be considered if state funding does not increase. >> on the other end of the financial spectrum, two days until facebook goes public. the social media giants said 25 percent more shares will be sold because there's so much demand for their stock. they raise the expected price range for their shares. it is expected to value the company at more than $100 billion. no doubt is the hottest ipo in years but mike sugerman asked if it is a good idea to buy. >> and my only one that wonders, what is the big deal with facebook? >> from the very beginning it is focused like a laser on the quality of their products, the quality of the user experience. >> i see these smart as on tv predicting great things for the stock which could open at $38 per share. but don't remember a friend stirrer or myspace which was bought for $580 million and sold for $35,000,000.60

. >>> uc berkeley police move in on the occupy the farm encampment in northern california.ew dozen showed up to clear out the remaining. it's a piece of land owned by cow for agricultural research. they plan to turn it into an urban garden. so far, at least five people have been arrested. >>> doctors say a georgia graduate student, diagnosed with the flesh-eating bacteria is improving. but the fight is far from over. >> reporter: amy copeland remains in the hospital tonight. she has already lost a leg and part of her abdomen to the disease. now, doctors say the 24-year- old may lose her fingers. she has contracted the flesh- eating bacteria, after the falling from a -- after falling from a zip line in carrollton. she has been in the hospital since may 24th, when the bacteria started to spread out of control. >> we really don't see the suffering side of it. we see the miraculous survival. and that's really, i think, -- i think that's the story that has inspired us. that's the story that has inspired, i think, the nation at this point. >> and doctors hope amy will regain cont

uc berkeley say they are tress . >>> a lot of people will be watching for cyclists today. the second leg of the tour of california bike race starts this morning from marina green at 11, south to santa cruz tomorrow from san jose to livermore including a climb up mount diablo. yesterday a crash helped a comeback to win the first leg in four hours 42 1/2 minutes. today he will wear the yellow jersey. they make their way to southern california for a big finish on may 20th. they like it cool, but not windy. >> they are heading south from the city today, let's see if if the weather is heading south. >>> cool and not as windy as yesterday. sounds like ideal conditions. clouds out there. good morning. live doppler seeing nothing now. temperatures took a big dive yesterday close to average san francisco 62 mid to upper 50s along the coast partly cloudy this afternoon. we will see increasing sun, mid to upper 60s around the bay shore to mid to upper 60s around the north bay valleys, low to mid 70s east bay and 70 santa clara valley. pollen, a lot of it once again today, a lot of tree, grass and mold. let's look at your th

uc police came back again had morning talking to the protesters. they tried handing this letter to each of the individual protesters warning them that they are trespassing. >> i'm officer mcmillan. i represent the university of californiaespassing. >> reporter: those uc berkeley officers tried to read that letter to protesters but most people walked away, walked in the other direction and ignored police. officers ordered these campers to leave the piece of property known as the fell tract where they've been farming and gill track where they've been farming for the last few weeks. the university needs to have this land back soon. they are open -- university officials say they are open to the possibility of sharing the land with activists but only if they take down the encampment first. yesterday. >>> protesters fired back with -- -- yesterday, protesters fired back with a list of demands of their own. >> the thing is the university has already publicly stated that there is enough room on this portion of the fell tract for both researchers and the drops that we've put in for urban agriculture. what we're looking for is inviting them that that's room for us and the researchers. >> reporter: row testers took offer this lan

the leaders of california's three higher education systems are predicting future economic doom if the state doesn't restore college funding soon. the executives of the uc, cal-state and community colleges say they support the governor's tax plan that plan would include hikes on people who make a quarter of a million dollars a year or more. school officials are urging lawmakers to cut spending on prisons. >>> bars, clubs and restaurants in walnut creek are about to face new rules. a council approved a controversial new ordinance requiring the businesses to follow specific alcohol regulations. if they don't, those businesses could have their hours of operation cut or closed down. the law is meant to give the city a way to go after and shutdown problem establishments opponents say it violates their rights. the law comes after several reports of drunken violence at several downtown hot spots. >>> we started the week warm then baby steps down. >> no hot spots this morning, cool spots. >> absolutely, cooler weather this morning. good morning. we have breezes blowing in there's a small wind chill, doppler dry may not basketball that 24 hours from now. winds b

. >> uc-berkeley has identified the student was killed in one car crash. the 22 year-old died at the scene early friday morning at california street and allston way in berkeley. her six year-old son was critically injured and still remains hospitalized. police have not release the identity of the driver who also remains in the hospital. >> a pilot in southern california managed to avoid hitting homes when he crashed into a neighborhood. faa says the pilot was heading to phoenix when he reported trouble with the engine. the airplane cut through power lines but did not hit any homes >> the engine was going to the neighbor's yard >> the pilot was the only man on board and he is in stable condition. >> the pilot blamed for the worst oil spill in san francisco bay and two decades is trying to sail the bay again. he is trying to renew his mariner's license. he served 10 months in prison after the ship crashed into the bay bridge and dumped more than 50,000 gal. of fuel into the bay and 2007 >> coming up, facebook is losing lots of friends on wall street >> top-level judges accused of exercising poor judgment. the million-dollar c

california this week. the texas congressman appeared last night at uc davis at a town hall meeting.has events in san diego. ron paul continues to attract big crowds of mostly young people to his campaign events. >> he's an amazing rock star. >> nothing rock star about me! but i think they -- they must like the message. >> we're raising money, some others dropped out because they ran out of money. >> ron paul is the only one of the major republican presidential candidates still in the race p he says he is staying in. all the way to the nominating convention in tampa in august. >>> oakland residents might say the city doesn't look a day over 130. but oakland is actually celebrating it's 160th birthday today. oakland was incorporated as a city in 1852. there will be a big bash at city hall later this morning. events include a cake cutting ceremony, free concert and unveiling the repaired model of city hall that was damaged during an occupy protest in january. >>> today is may 4th, and it has special meaning for "star wars" fans. it's because today's date, may 4th, sounds like "may the

the uc-berkeley, about 30 percent of the freshmen were from outside california.e have states is because they can make up for the budget shortfall because they can charge them more. out of state students have trouble tuition than in- state students. >>mark: some of the money that was designed to help victims of nine elevens children go to college has disappeared. it was used for something else. some of that was raided by governor brown income governor schwarzenegger to plug budget shortfalls. >>darya: a smile goes a long way. you can see him in a broadcast. he is all smiles. he said he would love to work for the team in do something to help the players. this comes five years after his playing career ended in 14 years after his felony conviction of obstruction of justice. he has not filled out the paperwork to officially retired. the city is numbered at that either. i guess policy. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. skies are riding around the bay area. skies are starting to break in a round the bay area. we will be back in a minute

it has a california license plate number of 5sgc869 and anyone with information on that vehicle is asked to call roanoke park police. >>> the cost of attending a uc college could get even more expensive. they want to increase tuition by 6% or $732 starting next fall. they say that hike is needed to avoid more layoffs and program closures. >>> yahoo board of directors is starting to feel the fallout from the ceo's official biography. she will not run for reelection of yahoo board of directors. his official biography has periodically included a bachelors degree in computer science which he did not earn. the company is not commenting on hearts decision. >>> support for the war in afghanistan has hit a new low. a new associated press shows only 27% of americans say they now support the war in afghanistan. that compared to 37% one year ago. and 46% in the spring of 2010. about half of those that oppose the warp believe the continued presence of the troops in afghanistan is doing more harm than good. >>> in alameda they are mourning the death of 30-year- old army staff sergeant thomas fogarty. he leaves behind a wife and two small sons. >> it's his smi

california law is suit against them. they marched yesterday from berkeley to the gill track, the plot of university land they were at for nearly three weeks. uc filed a lawsuit against 14 activists who have been using the land as an urban farm. uc warned the window for compromise is closing. >>> uc berkeley police are urging schools to use the safety program after a string of armed probablies in -- robberies in campus. there have been four hold ups with one assault with a deadly weapon. it happened in two dorps. police are increasing -- two dorms. police are increasing patrols. students worried. >> especially with an all girls dorm... >> students have been robbed of wallets and possibly a laptop. they have free nighttime safety services including shuttle services and walking escort. >>> former bart police officer has returned to court. this time he is trying to get a new trial. they got exclusive pictures of him walking into the courthouse yesterday. he was convicted of involuntary man slaughter and fatal shooting of grant in 2009 but his lawyer says it was poor training that caused his client to reach for his gun instead of his taser. >> a y

uc mis-management. here's what students had to say about their message and why they're doing this. >> students here are fighting for the future of california. that is not what we have seen from the regions. >> the board of regents is closer to wall street and they are to the people california. we want to change what they're doing. we have no choice but to speak up. we can't afford not to. >> and we're told right now that the regions are expected to be back in their meeting at 2:00 p.m.. i will step aside right now and as you can see a lot of the protesters now walking back inside of the convention center. all wearing orange t-shirts and orange pants to signify that they are in jail. many of them have stickers saying that they have been arrested, another small demonstration happening while the regions for talking, simply by putting on some ties acting as if they were handcuffs and were being arrested by the uc president. alcorn on in sacramento this morning. back to you in san fransisco. >> thankyou. >> voters in richmond council members approved a ballot measure on soda and fruit juice sales cycle for 1¢ per ounce tax on soda sold in the c

california. coming up in 15 minutes why there is an increased threat this year. >>> right now it's 4:37. protestors that are occupying land owned by uc berkeley say they want to meet with university officials today. on friday the school issued a letter to occupy the farm protestors. it offered to discuss sharing the land but only if the group agrees to leave volunteerly. uc spokesman says researchers need access to the land by mid may. occupy the farm took over the gill track located at marin and san pablo avenues. they want the land to be used for urban farming. >>> today is the deadline for the city of oakland to submit a plan for completing police internal affairs investigations stemming from last years occupy protest. a judge issued the order last week after a federal monitor released a report critical of the departments handling of the protests. an agreement reached after a 2003 police misconduct case requires oakland to complete internal affairs investigations within 180 days. city leaders say police lack the manpower to do so and looking to contract out several investigations. >>> it's coming up on 4:39 we want to check in wit

uc berkeley and was a children's activist. her funeral is scheduled for thursday morning at 10:30. >>> if you want to vote in california's june 5th presidential primary, the deadline is quickly approaching. the voter registration must be postmarked by tomorrow. they're also available at postoffices, libraries as well as county elections offices. >>> as we showed you a few minutes ago, the nato summit is off if to a rocky start. demonstrators pushed against a line of police. president obama urged a gradual transition as the u.s. leaves afghanistan. craig boswell is live in chicago with the latest. >> reporter: good evening to you, protesters jammed the streets here in chicago quickly finding themselves virtually outnumbered by chicago police. they quickly cleared the streets just blocks away from the nato summit. the protest that had been largely peaceful erupted between officers and protesters. officers gradually pushed protesters away from the convention center. away from the downtown clashes, authorities arrested two men allegedly seeking to build pipe bombs and stockpile molotave cocktails. one of the major topics in this

california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a strange place. and yet, it becomes oddly familiar after a while because we built it and use it every day without knowing it. it has been buried. the living new deal project is like an archaeological dig. we are going after the new de

legislators to put california's families first by supporting revenue solutions that will help the state rebuild and recover >> the standoff at the research field came to an end this morning at uc-berkeley. nine people were arrested. >> some occupiers put up a fight as police hauled them off the property. uc-berkeley it owns the land and use it for research. occupiers had been camped out farming that land for 23 days demanding that it be turned into an urban form for the community. an unusual reckless driving arrest, police day a father was driving more than 100 m.p.h. to get his kids to soccer game. he was pulled over on highway 116 on pine the way. officers say he was weaving in and out of traffic. he faces charges of reckless driving and child endangerment. >> thousands of distracted drivers caught, a surprising number of bay area drivers ignoring the state's hands free law. >> in search of the perfect guy it. one man says he has figured it out. the villains were key in them that could behind the obesity epidemic >> an exciting sprint finish today, we will show you won the race and also,,,,,,,, >> date to of the amgen tore of california, more than 100 mi. later they arrive i

uc. their tuition is even more than michael rubioents. introduced a constitutional amendment to limit enrollment from outside california to just 10% on eachampus. about one third at competitive schools like berkeley and ucla. >> we want to make sure that our kids have a chance to go to the flagship best universities that the state has to offer and right now the current system puts them in the back of the line and this is not fair. >> since they pay full freight they do fund in a way californian students. >> as cesar pizano and his mom just want opportunities to make their lives better. >> now, they are saying that if you don't have money you are not going to get to the university. >> reporter: the regents will probably vote on the tuition hike in july when they know ouch the state budget will get schools. senator rubio hopes to get the tuition cap on the ballot. the new uc san diego chancellor will be making 5% more than the last one. in sacramento, nannette miranda abc 7 news. >>> 23-year-old daniel dewitt was being transferred from the alameda county medical center psychiatric unit to napa state hospital when attacked a deputy, breaking

this undeveloped piece of land is heating of the university of california has filed a lawsuit against the " occupy the farm " protesters. uc-berkeley protesters have formed a barricade. april 22nd to have taken over a 10-acre site in albany. they planted vegetables and the use the authorities give them until last weekend to leave the property. this. kate will leave people out but people are able to come and go demonstrators want that land to become a permanent urban farm. >> this flight had to make an emergency landing in denver. flight 867 was an unusual vibration in the in general. it was the bridge like destined for or not kntoronto. they're rightn san francisco without incident. we will be right back [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffee is only $7.77. that's less than a quarter for a great cup of coffee. and fage greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every