for uc davis chancellor linda katehi to resign. on wednesday, uc president janet napolitano placed her on investigatory administrative leave. in a statement released earlier today, student protesters said - those again, the words of uc president janet the palatine of, the former governor of arizona. in a statement released earlier today, student protesters said -- "the collective efforts of uc davis students, faculty, staff, and community members are responsible for yielding this result. it is crucial to note that it was not janet napolitano, or university of california office of the president, who led us to this moment of justice, but our un-collapsing spirit and belief in political protest." the letter goes on to say -- "katehi is but a cog in the uc machine. we are aiming to scrap the prototype and create a new system that both works for and is run by students, faculty, workers, and the community at large. until system-wide change takes place, our demonstrations will continue." well, we turn now to another student protest. this

. >>> also just in to our and room, the chancellor at uc davis is on leave tonight. this comes amid a uproar 0 over spr service on different corps launch and this video, the university's hiring of ninsultants after protesters tere pepper sprayed on campus. uc administrators say they will launch an investigation to see if she violated any university policies. they are looking in to the hiring and compensation of three of her relatives. her husband, son and daughter in law who all work for uc davis. a> still ahead, apple in the spotlight but not for the usual reasons. oc:lingering questions tonight after a disturbing discovery at the cupertino headquarters. >>> also -- >> my actual home actually shakes. the appliances shake. >> reporter: all that shaking courtesy of the 49ers and the ff adlibs are fed up. the noisy problem at 49ers practices and what the team says it is doing about it. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking a drier wind right now. we will have the full forecast and major warming by the weekend in a few minutes. it's the end of

. >>> turns out uc davis spent big bucks trying to clean up its image after this pepper spraying of a student. the university paid a consultant at least $175,000 to remove negative online references to the police action in 2011. this video of lieutenant john pike pepper spraying students went viral and brought uc davis unwanted worldwide ridicule. >>> the excitement is building for the golden state warriors. >> fans are already screaming into oracle arena. >> we have team coverage on the chase for 73 wins and the single season wins record. mike shumann is live inside oracle. >> but let's begin with laura anthony. laura? >> reporter: we have to keep reminding ourselves that this is the last game of the regular season. it means nothing in terms of the playoffs. but check out this crowd behind me. these are folks who are in line to pick up tickets and there are some in that line hoping to get tickets. so somehow the team might release some at the last minute. all of these folks want to see it in person. just call it gearing up for tonight's big warriors' game. all over the bay area, fans

. >> tessa hill is associate professor at uc davis' bodega marine laboratory. and this is her makeshift lab. you can't get any closer to the action, right inside the pump room at one of the largest oyster farms here, the hog island oyster company. >> so that actually gets so bad that the oysters will dissolve? >> well, right now it's getting bad enough that the oysters are stressed by it, or it's not easy to make shell. >> techknow first came to tomales bay, and hog island oysters in 2013. >> so he's going to dive down to the sea water intake system. >> terry sawyer is the main man here at hog island oyster farm. he's also had to learn a lot of chemistry and marine science, just to survive. >> what we're seeing is all the larvae or the juvenile oysters... the entire populations are crashing, they're dying. it's alarming to say the least. >> as techknow first reported in 2013, ocean acidification is caused by the addition of carbon gasses in the ocean. that's caused an increase the presence of carbonic acid, leaving shellfish like oysters less calcium carbonate,

. >> uc davis students are mad the school paid to try to hide a notorious pepper spray incident on the internet. coming up, the charngs they're calling for and the vocal way they demanded them. >>> bernie sanders and the pope. why the presidential hopeful is taking time away from the busy campaign trail to head to the vatican. >>> and we're still seeing a pretty mild 71 degrees in san jose as many locations compare 24 hours ago running many degrees warmer, 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday and we'll see similar warming for tomorrow that could put some places close to 90 degrees. we'll show you where in our forecast when we come right back. >> announcer: uc davis leaders are under fire again for their handling of a student protest that turned into a national controversy. if you remember back in 2011, students demonstrating were pepper sprayed by campus police. turns out the administration paid consultants at least $175,000 to scrub the internet of the incident of the last night the university of california student association voted to call for the chancellor's resignation or fi

. >>> why the president of the uc system is demanding the resignation of the uc davis chancellor. >>> severe weather out in the valley. we have some new video in from the water spout. impressive video you want to see that. we'll talk about a warm up coming your way. . >>> the founder of spacex announced plans for a mission to mars. musk will launch a dragon capsule in two years. it will be called the red dragon. no humans will be on board. nasa is the only agency to land a craft on mars and get information back. spacex is using the capsule to send supplies to the international space station. >>> the f.b.i. will not share the software that unlocked the iphone of one of the shooters. the bureau paid more than a million dollars to a third party to open the phone. it does not have enough technical information about it and did not by the rights. we don't know the information the f.b.i. got about the shooter. >>> a student is in the hospital after being injured in a high school brawl. it was cawing on video near detroit. the video shows the ninth grader in the chair throwing a punch at anot

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. >>> uc davis chancellor said politics were behind her suspension last night. she was put on paid leave while the university investigates a number of violations at the university. one of them is the $175,000 spent to this contra verbal pepper spray involving people five years ago. >>> comcast has reached a deal to buy dream works. comcast is paying about $3.8 billion. dream works made films like how to train your dragon and shrek. >>> fiat, chrysler and google are in talks to team up and create a self-driving car. in the past google has said it's not in the business of building cars but would like to licenses it's self-driving technology to a car manufacturer. >>> andly said they might could find a way to unlock an iphone by your voice. the technology was revealed in a patent application. >>> a new develop for a bridge running black dog called punch. no one stepped up to claim him, so today they announcedded his new family was chosen from some 50 applicants? we already have a small dog, so he's going be her brother. >> the san franciscodepartment of animal care

. >>> a recent uproar over the chancellor of uc davis has her on leave this morning. >> california administratorslaunching a full investigation into that matter. the chancellor of u-c davis, "linda katehi ka-tay-he" is on leave this morning. =vo= this comes amid a recent uproar over her service on different >>> the chancellor of uc davis on leave over the recent uproar on her service at different corporate boards. you can see she is also under fire for hiring consultants to erase the pepper spray. the school is looking into the hiring of her husband, son and daughter-in-law. >>> a lot of questions remain after an apple employee's body was found at the cupertino campus. it happened yesterday. after reporting the body was discovered inside a conference room with possibly a gun nearby. police cleared the campus a short while later. >> after further investigation, they determined that there was no other individuals involved. they believe it was an isolated incident and there is nobody else on campus or in the public that are risk. >> the name of the employee who died was not released. so far no word

steps uc davis is taking in the wake of this pepper spray incident that shot the campus into the national spotlight. >>> monday we brought you the exclusive interview with a young ceo. today she is facing yet more trouble. >> is it a solution to a public urinal problem? this urinal the center of a law enforcement. details of the suit coming up. in a story only on nbc bay area... ==sam/ots== correctional officers at elmwood jail are recovering this morning after being involved in a fight with inmates believed >>> correctional officers are recovering this morning after being involved in a fight with inmates believed to be intoxicated. this unfolded yesterday afternoon. three deputies say they smelled alcohol in a protective custody jail cell and went to escort two inmates from that cell. that's when they say one of those inmates attacked them. one deputy got kicked in the face, another severely injured. this as the county is wrestling with security concerns. >> sheriff was aware of the altercation. she visited the deputies at the hospital. i came out here so the public knows what's going on

new fallout for uc davis surrounding this pepper spray incident that shot the canvas into the national spotlight. reaction uc administrators are taking against the school chancellors. >>> washington agrees on something unanimously. the chancellor of u-c davis, "linda katehi ka-tay-he" is on leave this morning. =vo= thises >>> 6:14. the chancellor of uc davis is on leave this morning amid aç rect uproar over her service on different corporate boards. she is under fire for the controversial hiring of consultants to allegedly erase this pepper spray incident from the web. the school is liking into the hiring of her son, husband and daughter-in-law. >>> there is a high-tech spin on an apple aday keeps the apps away. cupertino apple has care kit. patients can manage their medical condition, records, record their information and send reports directly to the doctors. the software covers diabetes to pregnancy to depression. it allows health care groups and start-ups to develop their own custom programs. >>> bay area are residents may not like high rents but many don't want new homes being bui

they were on their way to uc davis to pick up a neonatal patient.ou are looking at the traffic on eastbound 80 waiting for all lanes to be reopened. caltrans does a sweep of the road. there is clearly a backup in that direction and backup in the commute direction which is westbound 80. unfortunately i can't tell how far that backup goes. >> this is toward the carquinez bridge. there was an earlier crash and that caused more backup. that is a good slowdown stretch there. that's starting to smooth out now that there's not as many flashing lights. the sweeper trucks have a full stop. our producer will let me know if they open it while i'm on the record here. about a half mile on the approach. all lanes stopped eastbound 80 until they move those sweepers. should be a couple of minutes to clear that debris. more slowing here. not a surprise for hayward but here looking at southbound 680. i talked about a crash around this area. that is affecting the on ramp, but not the freeway itself. lighter than a typical commute in that area. i'm looking at low cloud

uscf $57,600. >>> a lot of questions about the future of uc-davis chancellor linda katehi. the academic senate recently confirmed that uc president janet napolitano urged her to step down but in an email today the chancellor wrote she is 100% committed to staying put. several students want her to go. >>> even if she resigned, i would still be here and still be angry because this is -- she is part of the problem. she is not the end of it. >> calls for her resignation started back in 2011 when protestors were pepper sprayed by a campus police officer. she was also criticized when the university spent thousands of dollars to fix bad press from that incident. >>> warriors play-off run continues about an hour from now over at oracle arena and without steph curry on the court for game 5, the rockets are getting a little cocky it seems. sports director dennis o'donnell with the guarantee that one rockets player made about taking on the "dubs" tonight. good. i want to see this get personal. >> reporter: well, bulletin board material, that's for sure, ken. but you mentioned steph cur

board position2n with the university and director of text book publishing company while leading uc davisalso was paid nearly 200,000 dollars to consulting firm to have negative stories about the 2011 pepper spray incident and their concerns aboutup the jobçs pay and promotion receivd at uc davis by members of her family. her leave lasts for at least 90 days. >>> much more ahead for you on coming up. no. 1 pick of the nfl drachltqr uc berkeley quarterback headed. >> getting class could take longer for cal students. they are being housed 10 miles from campus. >> sandhya has our weather. >> yes. take your plans outside this weekend i'll show you why it's going to be so warm coming.÷ >> san francisco teen whose breakthrough research could lead to heart attack pill. lead to heart attack pill. 7 news >> first pick in the 2016 nfl draft los angeles ram select jared goth. >> eruption of cheers it this from the cal bears football team. cal quarterback was selected first in the nfl draft tonight. he's headed to the l.a. ram. sports director larry has more on the draft coming up in sports and gove

. >>> more state lawmakers are calling for the resignation of uc davis chancellor linda katai hi as itnt thousands of dollars to scrub negative internet posts about campus police. you remember that pepper- spraying incident. this was back from 2011. this is the video of a police officer spraying students with pepper spray. this happened during a student protest there. records now reveal the university spent at least $175,000 in public funds on consultants to help clean up this online image and get rid of references to the pepper- spraying incident from search results. >> the process is to flood the internet with lots of really good information so that it drives down all the negative information, but it's still there. >> it's now april of 2016 and here we are talking about the pepper spray incident. so backfire. >> a uc davis spokeswoman says the university just wanted to make sure it is portrayed fairly online. >>> all right. a new rule is coming to bart after the board narrowly approved an ordinance to fine people who take up more than one seat on a train. >> right. as ktvu's janine d

chancellor of uc davis is on leave this morning amid a recent uproar over her service on different corporate boards. she are under fire for the controversial firing of consultants to allegedly erase this pepper spray incident from the web. the school is also looking to the hires of her husband, son and daughter-in-law. >>> the d.a. being called in to help in the death of the singer. prescription painkillers were found in his house when he died. he died a week ago at 7:00. it will be weeks before the cause of death is officially released. >>> 4:49. the road to the white house finding its way to california. hillary clinton is setting her sights on the bay area. today oakland mayor will join clinton supporters and volunteer. >>> carly fiorina, some call her an inspiration, others a failure. >> silicon valley is weighing in on ted cruz' naming her as his running mate. of course he might not get the nom nation. carly fiorina encouraged women to get into the tech industry. she made enemies after a wide scale lay-off and 21 million severance package when let go of hp. ted cruz hopes part of her pas

. >>> a shake-up at uc-davis. chancellor linda katehi has been put on administrative leave.r kelly ryan on what sparked a new investigation. >> reporter: former provost now acting chancellor ralph hexster called it an expected development taking over for chancellor katehi now on paid leave while under investigation. she faces allegations she violated university of california policies including compensation of some of the chancellor's immediate family members in regards to campus employment and also improper use of student funds. hexster hired by katehi in 2011 says he founded inspiring to work with her. >> we have developed such momentum here in realizing the tremendous vision for uc-davis that chancellor katehi inspired in us. >> reporter: he says he was disappointed and sorry the chancellor had to step down. >> i think that the chancellor is herself at this point clear that only an investigation will as she expects it will clear her name. >> reporter: some students on campus today who supported the occupation movement calling for katehi to be fired hope more changes are in

. >>> and a uc-davis student is mad, the student paid to try to hide a notorious pepper spraying incident on the internet. the changes students are now demanding. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> your name now is 7:10. let's give you another live look outside at san francisco. can't get enough of these views from our sky camera network. looking absolutely beautiful out there, and that's going to be the case for all of us really across the bay area today. really warm weather, and anthony will be by in a moment to let you know just how long this warm-up is going to stick around. >>> well, in san francisco a leap of faith or desperation. a suspected burglar running from rooftop to rooftop trying to get away from police making a wild leap for a tree and missing. he fell several stories onto a parked car. he survived. it all started about 9:00 yesterday morning. take a look at the car there. two reports of burglars in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood got police to the scene. in the second break-in, the burglar held his victim at gunpoint before fleeing. police caught up to the

apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> new at 10, the chancellor of uc davis, linda katehi, has been placed on leave. president janet napolitano removed her until an independent investigator determines if ke has violated university policies. taking reportedly used $175,000 in university funds to scrub online postings about a controversial pepper spray incident of protesters five years ago. adding to the criticism, reports she's taken high-paying outside jobs while chancellor. >>> a federal judge in illinois today sentenced former house speaker dennis hastert to 15 months in prison for a hush money sex abuse scandal. the 74-year-old former leader is accused of abusing at least four former students decades ago when he was a high school wrestling coach. hastert pleaded guilty at last year, he was sentenced today for breaking federal banking rules in a scheme to keep those sex abuse allegations a secret. >> mr. hastert legend and legacy are gone. and in its place, are a broken, humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> hastert has had health problems in recent months so the j

spraying of students at uc davis during the occupy protests. "the sacramento bee" reported that the university is contracted with experts. the newspaper says that more than $175,000 of public funds have been spent to try to do that. the money has also gone to improve the reputation of the chancellor. she has been asked to resign by student groups. >>> 5:59. fast food workers here in the bay area and across the country will walk off their jobs today. they're calling for $15 an hour minimum wage for every american. they hope new york's historic new laws will raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour will fuel their fight and it's not just fast fooders here in the bay area. home care and child care workers will join that protest. a large crowd expected in oakland later this afternoon. >>> right now at 6:00 on your thursday. it could have been a deadly mistake. onlyn nbc bay area, a gunshot inside san francisco's hall of justs and the man who pulled the trigger wears a badge. >>> and i'm stephanie chuang live at oracle arena where the confetti is still

uc davis is a public university supported by taxpayer money. at university of massachusetts, amherst about three dozen people , have been arrested after launching a sit-in this week to demand the university divest from fossil fuels. students launched their occupation of an administrative building tuesday. hours later, umass officials pledged to "advocate for a policy that would see the five-campus umass system divest and prohibit direct investment in fossil fuel companies." tech firm microsoft is suing the justice department for the right to inform users when the government is spying on their emails. the lawsuit challenges the government's frequent use of orders barring microsoft from telling people about government requests for their emails and other documents. it focuses on data stored on remote servers in the so-called cloud. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has introduced legislation to legalize doctor-assisted suicides for people suffering from serious and incurable diseases. the measure applies only to canadian citizens and resident

. >>> new details in the pepper spray controversy that uc-davis can't seem to shake. the administration paid $175,000 for outside consultants to remove images of police pepper spraying protestors back in 2011 on the campus. now many are calling for the university's chancellor linda katehi to step down because taxpayer money was used to clear away a controversy. >> it was an unfortunate turn of events but accept it and move on. don't try and hide it and use taxpayer money to do so. >> there need to be changes at the top and i think we'll see them. >> a uc-davis spokesman says that the school has worked to ensure the reputation of the university linked to it chancellor as portrayed fairly. >>> another blow to california fishermen. this time the trouble is with salmon. starting next month, new restrictions are coming to the commercial salmon fishing season. rules are still being formed but they are expect to cut fishing opportunities in half. the intent, to protect fish hurt by drought depleted rivers. >>> moraga says studies are under way to determine how to repair a ro

. >>> new at 11:00, the chancellor of uc davis has been put on leave tonight in connection with a cover up of the school's pepper spray scandal. the university system says it will launch an investigation into chancellor linda's response to the incident. she admits they hired a firm to bury references in on-line searches to this pepper spray incident involving campus police in 2011. >>> in the south bay a well-liked gilroy high school teacher is accused of kt fishing. using a fake on-line persona to lure somebody into a relationship. >> police say douglas lay cat feshed minors and received illicit photos from them. here are the details. >> reporter: douglas lay was teaching chemistry when he got a call and abruptly left the room. students didn't know what to think. turns out police showed up to question him whom they arrested for two felony counts of enticement. >> it is the news of the school. >> reporter: students are shocked and have a hard time their teacher has posed as a female on social media where he allegedly convinced minors to send illicit photos of themselves. >> he goes into

. >>> new at 11:00, the chancellor of uc davis has been put on leave tonight in connection with a cover up of the school's pepper spray scandal. the university system says it will launch an investigation into chancellor linda's response to the incident. she admits they hired a firm to bury references in on-line searches to this pepper spray incident involving campus police in 2011. >>> in the south bay a well-liked gilroy high school teacher is accused of kt fishing. using a fake on-line persona to lure somebody into a relationship. >> police say douglas lay cat feshed minors and received illicit photos from them. here are the details. >> reporter: douglas lay was teaching chemistry when he got a call and abruptly left the room. students didn't know what to think. turns out police showed up to question him whom they arrested for two felony counts of enticement. >> it is the news of the school. >> reporter: students are shocked and have a hard time their teacher has posed as a female on social media where he allegedly convinced minors to send illicit photos of themselves. >> he goes into

when uc davis police officer pepper sprayed protestors in 2011? the school suffered negative public at the for months after -- publicity for months, and the school spent big bucks to try to patch up the image, according to some released documents, the university paid consultants at least $175,000 to scrub the internet of all the negative postings, the goal? to cut down on unfavorable search results. >>> san francisco board of supervisors may take a nearly $3.5 million settlement in the deadly airline crash. the plane clipped a sea wall on approach to sfo, and burst into flames. the proposed settlement would cover legal fees and airport repair costs. more than 70 passengers settled their lawsuits against asiana last year. >>> police in riot gear had to intervene in pittsburg to separate some donald trump protestors from the candidates supporters. it happened outside a convention center where mr. trump just held a rally. we learned that donald trump is coming to the bay area, and soon. betty yu has that story. >> reporter: ken, donald trump will be

he is still in intensive care at uc davis medical center. the chp veteran stopped to help a driver in the median of as best 80 last thursday. chp said the driver, austin scott, intentionally hit him. the short chase ended in fairfield with an arrest. >>> a missing two-year-old sources tell abc 7 news that the body found in mclaren park was her mother. abc 7 has more now on the search for this woman's daughter. >> i want answers to what's happened to my sister and my niece. >> reporter: grief and wory consuming these family members who are desperate to find their 2-year-old niece, arianna, now missing. >> we're hopeful we'll find our niece alive. >> reporter: police say arianna fitts hasn't been seen in public since february. her mother, nicole fitts, was last seen april 1st and reported missing april 5th. tragically, abc 7 news has learned nicole was found dead on friday in san francisco's mclaren park, the victim of a homicide. the family says nicole had no enemies. they say she was living in san francisco and was working at this best buy s

driver of the pickup hit ericsson with the trump erickson is in critical but stable condition at uc-daviscenter is a 17 year veteran the chp at a u.s. marine veteran. >>anny hong: criminal investigation into the deadly fire at a temple in southern india police detained five people for questioning and are seeking and least 10 more in connection with the incident authorities say of firework ignited the stockpile and the fire doors police say he was killed after exchanging words with the driver or and his car shot smith was shot several times his wife also should get hit twice in the leg and taken to hospital this spent the entire nine year nfl career include and help them win the super bowl in 2010 tisch. >>reporter: it was a time to let loose from arts and entertainment and letting the in the musicians shine there something special about sunny afternoon stroll that shoring different neighborhoods if you missed out the next time to enjoy sunday streets and the mission will be august 21st. >>anny hong: they're heading home runs and every game another huge the fact of and the giants to win at

.>>> the chancellor at uc davis is apologizing for what she is calling a series of missteps, for trying to clean up the public image. the campus police pepper sprayed students that were holding a city and on campus. the video from that demonstration gained national attention and remained easily accessible on the internet, and now the chancellor is apologizing for paying $175,000 to pr firms that promised to push the video lower in the search results. and she says it's important that the university project a positive image. there are calls for her to step down. >>> the student at the la high school are declaring victory in the fight for a new kind of bathroom on campus, the gay and straight alliance at the education complex, and they want a gender neutral bathroom, saying that some students did not feel comfortable in the girls or boys bathroom, and they sometimes would avoid going to the bathroom all day. the student explained why this was important for there to be a bathroom that anyone can use. >> sometimes it's indirect stuff like the strange feeling you have when people are looking

. >>> new problems for the empty seats battled chancellor at uc davis. linda katarhi has been placed on leave. she has been criticized for using school funds to scrub bad press from the internet after campus police pepper sprayed protesters in 2011. >>> some new reports surrounding the death of prince. law enforcement sources are telling cbs news the singer had prescription painkillers in his possession and at his home when he died and tmz reports he battled a years long addiction to percocet. he reportedly began using the drug while suffering from hip problems. >>> and a potentially deadly pill is now popping up in the bay area. public health officials are warning about counterfeit drugs laced with fentanyl. betty yu with the push to get this dangerous drug off the streets. >> reporter: they look very much like the real thing, but health officials say this pill is disguised as the popular painkiller norco and it contains fentanyl. a dangerous narcotic. >> it is 25 to 50 times more powerful than heroin and morphine. >> reporter: seven overdoses have been

a follow up to the pepper spraying of students at uc davis. during the occupy protests, the "sacramento bee" to clear the internet of this video and the negative reports of the university. more than $175,000 of public money has been spent. the money has also gone to improve the reputation of the chancellor. >>> after an investigative unit exclusive, what one school might consider childish misbehavior could be treated like an actual crime at another school across town. >> our investigation revealing certain schools across the bay area call police on their students a lot more than you might think. the reasons they're being called have some parents furious. tonight at 11:00, investigative reporter continuing his series looking at why some parents are accusing one of the largest school districts in the bay area of unfairly criminalizing kids. pay police officers to patrol some of their campuses which is common. but we discovered no written policy detailing when or how the school should involve those officers. while some students are getting crimin

. >>> students at uc davis ended a sit-in today at a campus administration building. they are still calling on chancellor to step down. they began their protest saying they were upset she had accepted seats on private corporate board. then, this week the sacramento bee reported they paid a firm $175,000 to remove negative references along with images of a highly pub sized pepper spray incident on campus from the internet. those revelations proved their sit-in was worthwhile. >> i think it has been a success. i don't think a lot of the stuff that has been shined light on would have came out if we hadn't been here countless days. >> in 2011, a campus officer pepper strayed students who protested tuition hikes. the students sued and the officer was fired. in a statement, the chancellor said she appreciates the students concerns and hopes to meet with them soon. >>> new numbers out tonight show california's unemployment rate has fall tone its lowest level since july of 2007. in march, the state jobless rate john to 5.4%. that's down 1/10 of a percentage point since februa

." >> a chance for chancellor of uc davis to be on paid leave in connection with a people more spray investigation. janet napolitano is launching the investigation over the chance already's response to the insurance den. an store was caught using pepper spray on students during an occupy roast in 2011 and admits the school hired a company to bury references on the interrogate and is underfire for questionable moonlighting act is and hiring family members for campus jobs. >> in politics, the focus you is turning to the june 7 primary in california. in oakland, mayor schaaf will on hillary clinton's campaign office and 15 bank on 14th street and bernie sanders is laying off up to 350 staffers and others turning his energy to california and said he will bring the staffers back on board in he starts to win delegates. >> donald trump will kick off the california campaign today in orange county and will head north to the bay area tomorrow to deliver the keynote speech at the state going convention in burlingame. donald trump ridiculed rival ted cruz's selection of former h.p. vice presiden

. >>> big developments on the uc davis campus where the chancellor linda katehi has been placed on leavetehi reportedly used $175,000 in university money to scrub online postings about a controversial pepper spraying of protesters five years ago. adding to the controversy are reports she's taken high paying outside jobs while she was chancellor. >>> time is 7:55. a plan to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars for san francisco's transbay terminal project is moving forward by the board of supervisors. the cost has almost doubled since 2008 to 2 and a quarter billion dollars. the soaring cost is blamed on inaccurate engineering estimates. the city is considering a $260 million loan. the budget and finance committee yesterday approved the proposal and now goes before the full board of supervisors for a vote next week. >>> the san jose planning commission has approved a project to build an apartment complex for the homeless. both sides of the issue packed last night's hearing. the commission unanimously approved the proposal to construct a homeless village of sorts and a vacant lot on cent

. >>> the chancellor of uc-davis may be out of a job. linda katehi is on administrative leave accused of hiring outside consultants to clear the internet of video showing campus police pepper spraying student protestors. an investigation is also under way to see just how the chancellor was involved in hiring family members for campus positions. >>> women would be required to register for the military draft under a plan just approved by a house committee. but the congressman behind it voted against it. he says he was just trying to spur conversation about the role of women in the military when he introduced the plan. bay area congresswoman jackie speier voted in favor of it. senate lawmakers still need to sign off on the plan. >>> the 2016 gop candidates turn their focus to california. donald trump will speak in southern california today just one day before the gop state convention kicks off in burlingame. winning the golden state would help trump win the 1,237 delegates needed to secure the gop nomination for president. >>> and fresh mud

. >> uc davis chancellor is on her first day of paid leave, reportedly asked her to step down. she refused so she has been put on leave. investigators determine if she violated rules with business dealings. a board discussion, she paid nearly $200,000 to have stories about the 2011 pepper spray incident buried online. there are concerns about the jobs' pay and promotions received by members of her family. her leave lasts at least 90 days. >>> all right. a look now in orange county. republican front runner donald trump will kick off his california campaign tonight. you can see there is a crowd of both supporters and protestors, waiting for him this evening. and tomorrow, the bay area will be in the spotlight among conservatives, california's state convention will kick off and the situation is much different than years past. barricades are going up. >> what are you looking forward to? >> raisiness. >> robin lowe drove six hours to witness history. >> california doesn't always count. so this time, it will. >> a lot of times in the had been considered. >> who do you think has the u

. >> uc davis chancellor is on her first day of paid leave, reportedly asked her to step down. she refused so she has been put on leave. investigators determine if she violated rules with business dealings. a board discussion, she paid nearly $200,000 to have stories about the 2011 pepper spray incident buried online. there are concerns about the jobs' pay and promotions received by members of her family. her leave lasts at least 90 days. >>> all right. a look now in orange county. republican front runner donald trump will kick off his california campaign tonight. you can see there is a crowd of both supporters and protestors, waiting for him this evening. and tomorrow, the bay area will be in the spotlight among conservatives, california's state convention will kick off and the situation is much different than years past. barricades are going up. >> what are you looking forward to? >> raisiness. >> robin lowe drove six hours to witness history. >> california doesn't always count. so this time, it will. >> a lot of times in the past it had been considered. >> who do you think h

. >>> the chancellor at uc davis is ready to respond to calls from students for her to step down. >>> some bed warmer for most in the afternoon. a look at the numbers for today coming up. high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability you can, keep calm, your internet's on. >>> top stories we are following. the coast guard has counseled a search for two -- to cover late proteins disappeared yesterday and ocean beach. they were part of a group of friends walking in the water when the water put them all out to see. the three teenagers were able to make it back to shore safely . >>> a burglary suspect in the hospital after a dramatic police chase involving a man jumping from rooftops. this began yesterday on pacific avenue. officers investigating a burglary when they got a second call about one happening. the suspect broke in and help convict them at gunpoint and then ran. officers spotted the man. he fled. he broke into another building and they chased him from roof to roof. the man tried jumping that fell for stories. >>> the warriors made it look easy against houston in the fir

. >>> images at uc davis wanted to be kept out of the public eye. new criticism facing the university from the 2011 pepper spraying of student protestors. >>> microsoft taking a stand against the u.s. justice department. the land mark lawsuit filed to fight for the privacy right and microsoft claiming federal agents went too far. >>> good morning, looking at a truck accident that is going to impact a lot of the east bay commute in hayward. we'll tell you more about that and also looking at other commutes for you coming up. >>> it's a cold one out there. napa airport checking in at 39 degrees and also in the santa cruz mountain. the numbers coming up. >>> microsoft said the government is demanding customer information more than 5600 times in the last 18 months. microsoft said they went to court and were able to keep the information from the government. so far no comment from the justice department. >>> back here at home the sky high home prices in san francisco may be levelling off. home prices in san francisco dropped last month for the first time i

uc davis scientists says a bear has been accurate in predicting whether a democrat or republican will win n 30 years, when the woolly bear cater pillar is up, a testimony wins. if down, a republican wins. so far this year, population is low. but, is rising. for updates throughout the night and season, down load abc7 news app. >>> a bay area woman could not qualify for a low interest mortgage because of a mistake on her credit report. >> michael finney says she couldn't get it fixed until 7 on your side got involved. >> this woman is peggy finney. no. we're not related. i have helped her out of this jam not once, but twice. peggy was about to move into a new house when a forgotten account came back to haunt her. >> i felt like i was in a loop. >> she signed up for t-mobile service with this wi-fi device. >> put it on my credit card, don't worry about it. >> until she closed the account and realized t-mobile had been charging her. >> i want it closed. >> t-mobile said it would investigate. she says it kept charging her. >> they had their hand in my account. >> t-mobile referred her to t

uc davis scientists says a bear has been accurate in predicting whether a democrat or republican will win n 30 years, when the woolly bear cater pillar is up, a testimony wins. if down, a republican wins. so far this year, population is low. but, is rising. for updates throughout the night and season, down load abc7 news app. >>> a bay area woman could not qualify for a low interest mortgage because of a mistake on her credit report. >> michael finney says she couldn't get it fixed until 7 on your side got involved. >> this woman is peggy finney. no. we're not related. i have helped her out of this jam not once, but twice. peggy was about to move into a new house when a forgotten account came back to haunt her. >> i felt like i was in a loop. >> she signed up for t-mobile service with this wi-fi device. >> put it on my credit card, don't worry about it. >> until she closed the account and realized t-mobile had been charging her. >> i want it closed. >> t-mobile said it would investigate. she says it kept charging her. >> they had their hand in my account. >> t-mobile referred her to t

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