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 district1. join us next time when we will be back with one of our >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generous donation of more than $1.5 million from the mercer fund in honor of san francisco bay area philanthropist helen diller. together with the clean and safe neighbo

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

. >> a budget deal is reached in sacramento has a secured tuition freeze for california students. ucrs will not recommend tuition hike if voters approve the tax increase in november. regents were considering a $730 increase but the newly approved state budget includes funding to avoid increased fees. again, this is contingent on voters passing the tax hike. >> is a crackdown on crime laid out the wrong way. jean quan admits now her 100 blocks program is based on faulty information. the program is based on a theory that 90% happen in the perimeter of 100 streets but the city never identified those areas or released the data. a public group challenged city hall claiming the crime numbers didn't add up. now the mayor is apologizing saying she was given incorrect information. >> many of these neighborhoods have for decades been dealing with ongoing violence and homicide rates. and that is the issue we're trying to address. we think that we have the right strategy, the right plan and frankly, the right team. >> quan says the mistake will not undermine her plan to allocate extra resources

. >>> times are certainly tight for a lot of people, especially california colleges. so why is the uc system spending money upgrading the homes of its presidents? its explanation ahead. >>> and it's her battle out in the east bay, why and where dog owners are fighting back against a new leash law. >>> the uc system under fire this morning for spending big-time bucks upgrading the homes of its university presidents. more than $1 million in public and private funds have been spent over the last year to renovate 11 university-owned homes. critics very upset about the spending in this time of cuts and tuition hikes. administrators say the improvements were necessary so the presidents could host fund-raisers. >>> dog owners in one east bay town are fighting back against the new leash law starting this weekend. unleashed pets being banned at rancho laguna park. opponents committing a petition asking them to repeal the ordinance. the issue could go before voters in november. >>> the ceo of tesla motors says the company's long-awaited model "s" is coming soon to a driveway near you. how soon?

uc students. the president of the university of california will not request a hike into question. uition was expected to go up next month. it was expected that they would raise tuition by six percent, or $732 more per year. but the uc president announced yesterday that he would not ask for an immediate tuition hike as a part of a state budget deal calling for $125 million in funding. >> mark: a three-year--a 30 and only and is dead. no other vehicles were involved in the accident but the police say speed did take-- play a role. now neighbors reported hearing three shots followed by five more a few seconds later there was a homicide earlier this morning. >> darya: thousands of people in colorado waiting to find out if there's anything left of their homes. this morning we have the numbers. has now grown, 36,000 people have been evacuated the fire has 29,000 square miles. that is like the size of livermore on fire. it just keeps burning. it is only 5 percent contained there are 1000 firefighters trying to put this out. there are now army troops that are helping to protect the u.s. air

. >> reporter: the torch is scheduled to arrive to uc davis friday for the northern california specialoff, joe is in tonight, barry zito sure has cooled off. >> he did not get it done tonight. good barry zito has not shown up much in his last few starts and he was nowhere to be seen tonight as the giants played the angels in anaheim. the angels put the first two runners aboard then albert pujols did this, the ball find thunder mountain beyond if wall. move ahead to the third, after zito loaded the bases, cantos with a drive to center that angel pagan could not reach. all runners come home including pujols. the giants are routed 12-5. >>> the a's did the giants a favor against the best team in baseball. erin horan on the mound at the coliseum. seth smith singled to center then gwinn jr. let the ball get past him. cocoa crisp and smith both score. he later scored on a single by gomes. those three runs would stand up the entire way. that's because brandon mccarthy was sharp in his first start since being scratched on a start on june 7th with a sore shoulder. ryan cook finished up for oakl

. >> reporter: the torch is scheduled to arrive to uc davis friday for the northern california specialympics. >>> mark is off, joe is in tonight, barry zito sure has cooled off. >> he did not get it done tonight. good barry zito has not shown up much in his last few starts and he was nowhere to be seen tonight as the giants played the angels in anaheim. the angels put the first two runners aboard then albert pujols did this, the ball find thunder mountain beyond if wall. move ahead to the third, after zito loaded the bases, cantos with a drive to center that angel pagan could not reach. all runners come home including pujols. the giants are routed 12-5. >>> the a's did the giants a favor against the best team in baseball. erin horan on the mound at the coliseum. seth smith singled to center then gwinn jr. let the ball get past him. cocoa crisp and smith both score. he later scored on a single by gomes. those three runs would stand up the entire way. that's because brandon mccarthy was sharp in his first start since being scratched on a start on june 7th with a sore shoulder. ryan cook

i flif richmond, california and plan on attending uc santa barbara in the fall. >> this social studentr has a major interest in family dynamics. >> because they focus because of problems at home. sit because they feel like they don't belong? i would like to figure out why that is and to them them. >> and there is tatiana says she chose to rise above negativity surrounding her school and her community. she hopes one day successes and those of her peers will reenforce gt in richmond. >> there are a lot of negative comments bit and this is doesn't mean you can't go to college or become a doctor. have you to believe in your self. >> she wants to be someone coming back to help with the community and provides this kind of guidance. >> she spends time now giving to others through community service. >> everyone needs a hand, everyone needs someone there to know that they care and can help them. >> and being a voice for fellow students. >> i would like to make decisions and give input on the community. >> there is now, prom queen, how does she do it? >> i don't know. i think it's all about time

california has an aggressive program aimed at reducing diesel pollutants. >>> uc berkeley is installing new sensors to detect pollution. researchers say the censors will help measure the effectiveness of programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>> a new assembly bill could make it more difficult for parents to opt out of vaccinations for their children. shots are required for school admission. currently all parents do to opt out is sign a form. parent would need a form signed by a health care professional that the parent was told the benefits and risks of the health care vaccination. >> the person has to talk to a health care provider. they are more likely to get the shot. >>> the bill by sacramento assembly man richard pan passed in the assembly and is being heard in the state senate. >>> the legislation is on the verge of passing measures meant to keep people from losing their homes to foreclosure. attorney general connie hando was on hand. there were servicers to allow people to open an application for loan modification at the same time that foreclosure is going forward. >> our

a good example was a woman in berkeley, california, that we interviewed. she was a student of uc berkeley, became a paraplegic as a result of a horse riding accident. when she was ready to start attending 12-step meetings, many, because they were in church basements or on the second floor, were inaccessible. so she actually, as a result- was at that time in her life getting very involved in her own kind of movement therapy as a result of her disability. and her movement therapist said, well, you know, let's see if we can bring your recovery into this venue. and that's how she credits her recovery. and, in fact, today she's a-a part of an international able/disabled dance troupe that tours internationally. she's still a wheelchair user, 20 years in recovery. very good. and, barbara, john just spoke of only two aspects: a ramp or the hearing impaired. what other provisions should substance use disorder and mental illness services be looking at? well, i think now we know that there is a crisis with the number of children with autism. and as they turn into adults, they are also affec

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california. he has both a master's degree and ph.d. in computer engineering from uc, berkeley. he talks about technology solving the world's problems in a speech that's just over 17 minutes. >> thank you, edward. and the best thing about greeting probably approximately half of the class is the woman who came in on her phone saying, "mom, i've got to go, i've got to go now." this is the new cal graduate always talking to her mother. now, it's great to be back here on campus. it's an honor to have been invited, and it's an honor to hold a degree from berkeley, and it's an honor to look out on this next generation of golden bears. now, when you return to a place of intense memories, you think it's a place that's changed so much, but in truth you are the one who has changed more. your memories will be vivid. things will look a little different. but you will feel very much the same. when you return to berkeley, you will have changed and in turn - turn -- -- just know that they would not shine as brightly if you were not here. ened i say to all of you graduates if you first don't suc

uc-davis. an alameda superior court judge ordered the university of california to release the identities of everyofficer involved in the incident. the sacramento bee and los angeles times filed a lawsuit to find out who was involved. lawyers for the officers argue that they may be subjected to harassment if earnings are released. the judge is giving the police union time to appeal. san fransisco game maker rolls out more games for your friends to pester you about. why wall street seems to not be their friend today. >> i think it is a fantastic idea. >> i'm very excited, a great change for the town. >> a day area downtown getting a makeover, how people here will remember the loop this legacy. >> i am driving around san fran,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a san fransisco base social gaming company is looking to gain confidence of investors. they unveiled the biggest changes in their five-year history. joe vasquez is here with a company effort to remain relevant. >> i know that you get requests on facebook to join these games including mafia wars. now the makers of those games are bleeding users, losing 8 perce

. >> california has the strictest diesel control laws on the planet. >>> uc berkely is installing new sensors that will detect carbon dioxide in realtime. many of them will be placed in public schools so students can help study the data. researchers say the sensors will help measure the effectiveness of programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>> "consumer reports" is urging the country's largest grocery stores to stop selling meat and poultry raised with antibiotics. consumer union is concerned that if the use of antibiotics in animals isn't reduced, it will reduce the effectiveness of those drugs on humans. >>> a share of first place was at stake for the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> mark ears here now, a big day, and a big sweep for the giants. >> yeah, like nothing i've ever seen before. never happened against the dodgers in san francisco. three straight shut outs and say hello to the first place giants. while you're at it, welcome back tim lincecum. the closest l.a. came to scoring right

. >> california has the strictest diesel control laws on the planet. >>> uc berkely is installing newsensors that will detect carbon dioxide in realtime. many of them will be placed in public schools so students can help study the data. researchers say the sensors will help measure the effectiveness of programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >>> "consumer reports" is urging the country's largest grocery stores to stop selling meat and poultry raised with antibiotics. consumer union is concerned that if the use of antibiotics in animals isn't reduced, it will reduce the effectiveness of those drugs on humans. >>> a share of first place was at stake for the giants today, and it was up to the struggling giants pitcher tim lincecum against the dodgers. the plays of the game, coming up next. >>> mark ears here now, a big day, and a big sweep for the giants. >> yeah, like nothing i've ever seen before. never happened against the dodgers in san francisco. three straight shut outs and say hello to the first place giants. while you're at it, welcome back tim lincecum. the closest l.a. cam

california special olympics are now under way. today is the first day of competition. the event started about half an hour ago at uc davis. 00 athletes from all over northern california are competing in aquatics, bocce, tennis and track & field. the games are going to be held today and tomorrow from 8:00 to 4:00. admission is free. . >>> good morning to you. many of us waking up with mostly blue skies. we do have partly cloudy skies around the bay area for today. that's a sigh of relief for some of those planning those outdoor activities. got a lot of weddings going on in june. it's the first weekend of summer. it's not going to feel like it, but at least we will be dry. onshore breeze will continue for your weekend. westerly wind at 13 miles per hour reported at sfo. fairfield, 17. concord, antioch reporting breezy conditions at times, anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. light breeze in san jose. and we've got 12 miles per hour currently at concord, 10 in livermore. numbers are beginning to warm, upper 50s to low 60s for inland east bay. more sunshine out there, so it's going to feel better, getting out to the farmers

. >> california college students have a reason to celebrate the budget deal reached in sacramento. how about a tuition freeze. uc leaders say they will not recommend a tuition hike if voters approve the tax increase come november. regents were considering a $730 increase but the budget includes funding to avoid increased fees. this is all contingent on voters passing the tax hike. a crime scene tape, flashing lights in san francisco as officers investigate an early morning homicide. neighbors in san francisco say they heard at least eight gun shots around 12:30 this morning at the intersection of house street and mount vernon avenue. neighbors say they saw paramedics trying to save the victim before covering the body with a blanket on the sidewalk. no word on suspects or arrests. >> a gunman who shot an east bay teen in the face is still on the loose. police thought they had the suspect surrounded at an apartment complex yesterday but after a search no one was found. investigators say the suspect fired from the passenger side window of a green bmw suv. the victim remains in critical condition. >> an oakland raid

. >> of california has dropped civil lawsuit against 15 occupy the farm protesters. last month 100 uc -- uc police officers moved in and cleared the encampment. some protesters had been living and planting crops on the uc owned land. officials say they suspended the suit because university gained control of the land and research has been able to resume. they say any future attempts to interfere with research on the campus could lead to resume that lawsuit >> i had a little drizzle on the windshield this morning driving in. >> i didn't get any i think we areák getting some over the golden gate bridge and at the bay bridge. let's get the definitive response. >>> definitely mist and drizzle out there this morning as cool sea breeze rolls back into our neighborhoods and where it is not, it is windy at least above 6, 700 feet, clouds along the coast spilling into the bay, fog up around santa rosa, east bay valleys and santa clara valley clear. winds gusting up to 31 fairfield one of the areas i look at to see how strong the sea breeze is impressive winds out of west 10 at sfo and northwest

. >>> california's flagship universities would drop numerous majors a recommendation. a report calls on the ucnd csu systems to drop nearly 800 degree programs that graduate 10 or fewer students each year. the report says those programs are wasteful, especially when universities are facing cuts and rising tuitions. examples include uc's geophysics major which graduated 14 students from five campuses. >>> 10:00 this morning apple's ceo is affected to announce new software for ipad, iphone and macwhen he kicks off an annual conference in san francisco. developers have been lined up anticipated the announcement. 5,000 will line-up from all over the world to enter the worldwide developers' conference this morning. >> come to learn what are the latest developments that apple has coming down the road and how we can incorporate it into our apps. >> apple is announcing new software for iphone, ipad and ipod touch. >> meantime, today filming begins on the movie about the life of steve jobs. ashton kutcher stars as the late apple co-founder. the movie is based on the best selling biography. producers sa

california. a police raid one month ago rended that three week occupation. ucnistrators say the total cost of the prest was more than $300,000. the university will try to recoop its losses in a level suit filed against 15 protestors. >>> 6:48. an independent commissioner has released a scathing report by response to the oakland police department to a violent protest last fall. that panel has been investigating the night of october 25th and the riot that captured international attention. the commission founded the police were under staffed and prepared to confront the rowdy demonstrators outside of city hall. this report is the latest blow to the oakland police department. oaklands police chief says he's already taken action on three- fourths of the recommendations that were outlined in that report. we posted the entire report on our channel 2 website. just go to ktvu.com, click on the hot topic section. >>> 6:48 is the time right now. let's check back in with sal for the commute on this friday morning, sal. >> that word such a good word. friday. yes. you know w

california that starts tonight. the events begin at 7:30 tonight at the uc davis aggie stadium with several athletes taking part. hundreds are expected to compete in track, swimming, boch and 13 other sports. special olympics is the world's largest sporting event for children and adults with special needs. >> i've been to a few of those games. those are very fun, inspiring. >> very rewarding. >>> coming up on 6:00. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> hi pam and dave. good morning. we are starting off pretty well. looking at the south bay first getting up to highway 17 looks good. one of the busiest commutes but today it looks pretty good. coming up next hour we'll take a good look at the east bay for you. >>> coming up at 6:00 final preparations under way for this weekends gay pride parade we'll take a look at the safety concernst. >> it starletted with a fire call, it ended with a pot bust. 8ñ

the california state universities systems may be getting a break and it too depends on november's vote. under the agreement between governor brown and democratic leaders tuition breaks would freeze. uc was considering a tuition hike and uc had a 9% increase in the works. >>> the sacramento beat reports that ammiano has decided the marijuana regulation bill needs more review. coming up tonight at 1030, a crucial deadline is looming. the northern california city that's working right now to try and avoid becoming the biggest yet to file for bankruptcy. >>> investors reacted negatively today to europe's debt crisis. the dow dropped 138 points a loss of about 1%. nasdaq fell 56 or nearly 2%. there are concerns europe's peace meal approach may fail. facebook's number two executive sheryl sandburg became the first. founder mark zuckerberg called her his partner and central to the company. >>> facebook today polled a new feature, it's called find friends near by. the feature raised questions about how it would be used and by whom. there are also privacy concerns. facebook told a writer it was testing out the find friends near by feature. >>> a sex trafficking sweep here in the bay area has

the california state universities systems may be getting a break and it too depends on november's vote. under the agreement between governor brown and democratic leaders tuition breaks would freeze. uc was considering a tuition hike and uc had a 9% increase in the works. >>> the sacramento beat reports that ammiano has decided the marijuana regulation bill needs more review. coming up tonight at 1030, a crucial deadline is looming. the northern california city that's working right now to try and avoid becoming the biggest yet to file for bankruptcy. >>> investors reacted negatively today to europe's debt crisis. the dow dropped 138 points a loss of about 1%. nasdaq fell 56 or nearly 2%. there are concerns europe's peace meal approach may fail. facebook's number two executive sheryl sandburg became the first. founder mark zuckerberg called her his partner and central to the company. >>> facebook today polled a new feature, it's called find friends near by. the feature raised questions about how it would be used and by whom. there are also privacy concerns. facebook told a writer it was testing out the find friends near by feature. >>> a sex trafficking sweep here in the bay area has

uc campuses. tonight there is a look at the latest effort to balance the budget at a california community colleges. >> among her other duties ... she teaches women at city college of san francisco. >> the current legislation is that your only able to take a class one time at any particular level. and it there are needs for students, especially seniors, or low-skilled students, that will me to take a course more than once. >> she refers to a proposal that if approved, would keep a student from repeating a physical education or arts class at one of california's 112 community colleges. right now eastern canada to discuss is up to four times. administrators say that eliminating class repetition would allow them to redirect funding to more essential courses needed by students looking to transfer to for your schools. she's repeating is one class. >> i think that you should continue coming to until you learn the proper way of swimming. >> the plan to eliminate reputation says that community colleges are rationing education. he says that class cuts, tuition increases, and the elimination of repetition are

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

uc and csu systems as part of new budget. thepuv plan gives 125 million dollars each to the university of california and cal-state university systems if they freeze tuition costs. it hinges on voters approving the governor's november tax bill which includes increasing the state sales tax and a tax on the wealthy. if the tax initiative fails the two systems would lose the money and see deficits increase by 250 million dollars. that would likely lead to more tuition increases next spring. >>> san jose state officials say there is no evidence to support a hacker's claim he was able to steal personal data from a non-profit server. officials say there was an intrusion, on the associated students of sjsu's server. the university is continuing to look into the breach but say much of the data a hacker claimed to steal is not typically collected by the associated students. monday a hacker announced on twitter he infiltrated the server and gained access to social security numbers, driver's license numbers and e-mail addresses. >>> parents protesting the closure of lakeview elementary in oakland are planning their own meeting this afternoon.

legal word jessi choper is a law prefacer at uc berkeley former dean he began with supreme court chief justice earl warren. he joins us from berkeley californiaofessor, welcome inside the war room. >> thank you very much. >> glad to have you. so how can the court's five conservative justices not see the appearance of corruption as an effect of citizens united when there are human beings living in this country and can see the volume of spending? >> well, of course, it's always possible for the court to reverse itself although i doubt very very much that the five justices who voted for citizens united are about to overturn it. and i think they saw today's case as doing very little if anything more than rehearsing the same arguments that were made. so when you say: how can they? well they did. and i think that people would say the last word is not in as to the extent to which this is going to favor one party or another, although both parties have raised su-stancial money although i take it that the republicans have vassed more since citizen united although i think there are ways in which amount of this may be handled under the existing dr.in, on

judge ruled today the university of california must release the names of all of the police officers involved in a highly publicized pepper spraying incident at a uc davis student rally. the uc davis department wanted the names to be kept secret. >>> police in the quiet community of orinda are investigate ago homicide tonight the first one in almost 10 years. officers were called to a home in moraga way and found a woman's body on the kitchen floor. jana katsuyama tells us a man living with the woman is now behind bars. >> reporter: it was 12:18 this afternoon when orinda police got the call. police say the suspect left his house on moraga way and went to an elderly neighbor's home. they found a 52-year-old woman dead on the kitchen floor. police say the suspect a 62- year-old man was there and turned himself in. >> we're pretty confident it's a murder. we're also confident we have the suspect. >> reporter: crime tape and homicide investigators are an unusual sight in this city which hasn't had a homicide since 2002. it appears this was a domestic dispute. the victim and suspect had been living together for 10 years. >> we recovered the weapon nea

judge ruled today the university of california must release the names of all of the police officers involved in a highly publicized pepper spraying incident at a uc davis student rally. the uc davis department wanted the names to be kept secret. >>> police in the quiet community of orinda are investigate ago homicide tonight the first one in almost 10 years. officers were called to a home in moraga way and found a woman's body on the kitchen floor. jana katsuyama tells us a man living with the woman is now behind bars. >> reporter: it was 12:18 this afternoon when orinda police got the call. police say the suspect left his house on moraga way and went to an elderly neighbor's home. they found a 52-year-old woman dead on the kitchen floor. police say the suspect a 62- year-old man was there and turned himself in. >> we're pretty confident it's a murder. we're also confident we have the suspect. >> reporter: crime tape and homicide investigators are an unusual sight in this city which hasn't had a homicide since 2002. it appears this was a domestic dispute. the victim and suspect had been living together for 10 years. >> we recovered the weapon nea

uc berkeley. the 62-year-old was found dead in his home on market street a $10,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest. >>> in southern californiaopsy is scheduled today for rodney king. he was found early yesterday morning at the bottom of the swimming pool at his home in realto his death is being treated as drowning police say there are no signs foul play. king became known to the world in 1991 when this tape showed him beaten by lapd officers after a high speed chase riots followed after the officers were acquitted. >> in case thrusted him into a spotlight that he never wanted and never adjusted to. when i come to know him, as part of the case, he was relatively shy. >> police say autopsy results are needed to determine whether drugs or alcohol were factors. rodney king was 47-years-old. >>> in san diego county hundreds of firefighters are racing to build a line around a wildfire. the fire began in a rural area near campo and quickly burned 450 acres yesterday. crews are taking advantage of calmer winds and cooler temperatures to make water drops to gain control one structure destroy the cause is under investigation. >>> look

found on the uc davis campus >> turning the tables on the tsa, a passenger gives their own pat down and it is caught on tape >> a secret mission expose, it the vehicle being tested in california. >> emission to space shrouded in secrecy has come to an end with little fanfare this is infrared video from the air force's top secret plane when it landed at vandenberg air force base on saturday. the orbital test vehicle had been orbiting earth for more than one year. the air force gave few details on the unmanned craft but says it was scheduled for future missions >> the city of san francisco says it will step up patrols in public parks to cut down on vandalism. >> the mayor told officials that nine additional officers will be hired by the end of the year. in april graffiti was found on a renovated playground just one day after it reopened. >> some major changes for streets in parts of san jose as the city tries to encourage people to get out and ride their bicycles. bike lanes are being redesigned and painted to provide bigger buffer zones. work is now being done on several streets. the face should be finished by the end of next month >> when we get a look at the traffic >> light

california. a police raid one month ago ended the occupation and uc berkeley administrators say thecost was morehan $300,000. the university is going to try to recoup the losses in a civil suit filed against 15 protesters. >>> an independent commission released a scathing record on the oakland police department's response to a violent occupy protest last fall. the panel has been investigating the night of october 20 2/5th and the riot that captured international attention. the commission found police were understaffed and unprepared to confront the protesters outside city hall. the latest report is the latest blow to the troubled police department. >> a disaster for the city of oakland. and a searing indictment of the police department. >> there have been flawed action and hard lessons in the report. >> police in riot gear tear gased protesters during a long and violent confrontation in a high-profile incident they fired a bean back this critically injured a iraq war veteran. the police chief has taken action on 3/4 of the recommendations outlined in the report. >>> we spoaftd -- posted the repo

california had a slight increase in beach closures and advisories last year. >>> the uc berkeley scientistnow installing dozens of carbon dioxide sensors in oakland. it will measure carbon dioxide levels in real-time. about 40 of those sensors will be installed by the end of summer. a lot of them will be placed in public schools so students can help study the information. researchers say the sensors will help measure the effectiveness of those programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >> 8:37. we want to check in with sal. we've just got word of a crash. >> cell phone 280. this crashes blocking lanes. it's an entry accident. it is off on 280 at edgewood. one of the things you can do, obviously, you can use 101 which is slow which is slow as well. we want to show you that 101 is a little bit slow. if it were me, i would still stick out the traffic in san mateo on 101 and not deal with 280 at this point because that accident is blocking several lanes. the crash on the 101 is more routine. i would stick with 101 for the time being. let's take a look at the commute. 280 mark on getting up t

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