they have done a lot of research, universities out here -- uc davis. we have been visiting the research stations of uc -- the kind of seeds or the saplings or the different technology that are used here, how we can adopt it to the situation in afghanistan, how we can transfer some of the technology back then. then we come to the fresno. here we were talking with the research stations. they are working mainly on pistachios. >> pistachios in fresno. >> yes. and likely, in afghanistan, we have wild pistachio. we have hoards of pistachio, so trying to see how we can become a main exporter. we have a project with uc davis, washington state, texas a&m together, that they are working with extension programs in afghanistan. their extension officers are working out with the ministry. so they will be the key partner of us to let them know how we can adopt some of those technology. at the same time, we'll be sending some of our students, our government employee, to learn and work in these research stations. our researcher will come here to learn the new technolog

the program will run through uc davis.all to be their director, the first of its kind in the nation. >> there is no data that we cannot have a meaningful conversation. then it is all about ideology. >> reporter: they co-sponsored the bill, establishing the gun violence research center and behind the other bill that will require the state to track their violent depths. federal funding for research is largely dried up in the 90s. they would stop studying the issue after congress threatened to strip their funding. they say that researching the gun violence is arguably the best first step to stopping it. >> and now we study things like traffic accidents, not because that we want to eliminate or ban their cars, but that we want to make them safer. and that i really think that it is just huge. >> and where they have been studying the gun violence for 30 years already that they will give them new resources to examine each deadly shooting in california. and if they get final approval, that they hope to identify their real cause of

a uc-davis spokesman says the chancellor's expenses are approved by the uc-davis controller but doesthe have a set annual -- not have a set on all travel budget. that spokesman also added, our chancellors have to be out there building relationships and bringing in revenue for the students, staff and faculty. in all, those travel expenses add up to more than $174,000 over the course of 6 years. now, that university spokesman also tells us that linda katehi's travel expenses are subject to an audit every other year and then are submitted to the office of the president. she says so far there have been no red flags. in sacramento, adrian moore, kpix 5. >>> bay area night owls now have more options for catching a ride home when the rest of us are asleep. san francisco is launching a new overnight bus network linking the city with the peninsula and the east bay. it's a joint effort between muni metro, ac transit, samtrans and golden gate transit. for a map of the system go to all nighter 511.org. >>> firefighters appear to be gaining the upper hand on a wildfire burning in yolo county. the

the financial parachute that taxpayers are giving to uc davis chancellor. >> strangers and screening, a mother horrified to find that random people can ranch her nanny camera on internet. >> in tech bytes apple is planning a major overall for the pro, thinner laptops and improved graphic processors. they are looking to reverse sluggish sales. >> sonny is expected to release updated version of play station 4, supporting ultrahigh resolution 4k content for game asking media. it is expected to be unveiled next month. in new york. >> ordinary citizens now have a new way to communicate with president obama. using a check box on messenger. there is a page that will guide users through the process of sending a message. the feature is the first of its kind for any government. >> high-tech way of sending a letter to the president. letter to the president. >> helpfully you get >> the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> new details of the future of former uc davis chancellor continuing to receive her salary which, by the way, is more than $424,000 and wil

it was only one place the oakland pet owner wanted to two. >> are going to uc davis, such a good reputation. >> reporter: he was relieved web the veterinarians at davis didn't find a tumor but he says they didn't find much else. tee spite tests, blood work and procedures. >> they do a test again and again and they only say what's the problem? we don't know. >> reporter: by day nine, his bill was $17,000. most of it approved because he said davis kept giving him hope but he still had no answers and einstein was still sick. he feels the clinic was using his cat to experiment. >> like a guinea pig. >> reporter: he says davis performed an unsuccessful surge a surgery then asked for another $8,000 to continue treatment. >> the minute the money flow stopped. this is the most terrible torture i ever had in my life. >> reporter: he says einstein was ultimately euthanized. >> anger. just anger. >> i have picture of him. >> reporter: chris from san francisco took his bulldog, cramer, to davis after a local vet diagnosed cramer with cancer. chris and his personal vet suspected one type of cancer, one

. >> reporter: but data from the uc davis tahoe research center shows that the lake had warmer temperature readings last year than ever before. >> and we had rain run off as opposed to melting. it floats across the surfaces of the lake carrying the contaminants. and that is what the measurement of clarity is. >> reporter: a century ago they had a clarity of 100 feet in depth and now scientists at uc davis say that it will be down to just 73 feet. that's not the only issue that governor brown and president obama will hear about tomorrow at the lake tahoe summit. >> we have things like aquatic and invasive species here. we will be looking for efforts to try to help prevent that from going into the lake to help create that catastrophe. >> they will attract their environmental experts from across california and nevada and clarity is a constant challenge here at the lake, along with their wildfires and the impact on their forestland. issues that they will hear about firsthand tomorrow at the lake tahoe summit. kcra 3 news. >>> we are tracking the weather around here, which has been very advanta

a groundbreaking dna study at uc-davis finds pure breeds may not be around forever. researchers say the problem is extreme inbreeding. the most in demand bulldogs have big wrinkled heads and skinny waists but researchers say the problem with that, almost all of the dogs come from the same paternal line and most of them have to be delivered through a c-section. >> english bulldog is more or less considered the poster child for what can go wrong if a breed is -- is pushed too far. >> researchers at uc-davis say regulating crossbreeding into the english bulldog line could ultimately save them. >>> there may be a serious security flaw with new chip based credit cards and a chip card that will tell the machine -- it can be rewritten and appear like a card without a chip so they can keep counterfeiting. retailers have paid millions up to grade the payment machines are complaining because they aren't helping with security in the end. makers of the payment machines are working with retailers on protecting customers. >>> tesla is looking beyond cars and getting into a new tec

there was only one place the oakland pet owner wanted to go. >> we are going to uc davis, such a good reputation. >> reporter: he was relieved when the veterinarians didn't find a tumor, but not much else either despite tests and procedures. >> they test again and again, and they only say what's the problem? we don't know. >> reporter: by day niem mur ought's bill was $17,000, most of it he approved because he said davis kept giving him hope but he still had no answers and einstein was still sick. murat feels the clinic was using his cat to experiment. murat says davis performed an unsuccessful surgery, then asked for another $8,000 to continue treatment. >> when the money flow stopped, they stopped community. this is the most horrible torture i ever had in my life. >> reporter: murat says einstein was ultimately euthanized. >> anger, just anger. >> i have a picture of him. >> reporter: kris tr san francisco took his bulge dog kramer to vet. kris and his personal vet suspected one type of cancer, but davis treated kramer for a different type of cancer. >> it was just always very evasi

. >>> a students across the country had back-to-school uc davis making sure police officers know whatto do if a gunman opened fire on campus.>> somebody help me. >> police and firefighters and faculty participated in an active shooter drill yesterday. the people who participated say it makes them feel safer to practice what to do in a worst- case scenario.>> it makes me feel more secure honestly. it really does knowing that know what to do or even if they didn't know before they can respond quicker.>> uc davis is planning a follow-up next month. >>> and even in sacramento is preparing families for the next big natural disaster. hundreds of people showing up to the california preparedness fair yesterday. different agencies coming together to teach people how to prepare for the worst case scenario. there was a simulator to give people an idea of what a 9.5 magnitude earthquake actually feels like. many people left with an emergency plan in place.>> for families it is making sure that you have an escape route out of your house if there is a fire and making sure you have an evacuation pla

the uc davis campus held a major drill today to prepare for a possible shooter situation.ristin simose has the story. >> reporter: a scene of terror played out too many times at campuses across the country. [ sound of gunfire ] this time, at uc davis, and this time fortunately it's just a drill. >> ready? move. the scenario is lone gunman who's distraught and who is upset at the university and he's come here to do us harm. >> reporter: active shooter training including not only police and fire. >> i need a gun up on the second floor. >> reporter: but students and employees who work in the hall. the very same people who could be in the line of fire should this scene unfold in real life. >> help. >> just a shooting at ucla not too long ago. it could really happen here, with that happening this is a little all too well. >> reporter: mitchell is a student with a part-time job in the building and volunteered for the drill not expecting it would feel so frighteningly realistic. [ sound of gunfire ] >> shots fired. >> i was at the computer where i'm usually just doing work and i

but after this uc davis study, cute at what cost? this is mabel, a proud new mom.ento breeder, who knows these high demand pets are in peril. >> we brought them the way we bread them, with these big old cute wrinkly heads and tiny waists. >> they are almost all delivered by cesarean section. >> the english bulldog is more or less considered the poster child for what can go wrong if a breed is pushed too far. >> reporter: a groundbreaking english bulldog in a study conducted in this lab by professor neil peterson shows just how damn the future is for this breed. >> what we found was they have a badly lacking genetic diversity. >> reporter: almost every purebred english bulldog in the world comes from the same paternal line and now the breed as we know it may be facing collapse. >> the question is will the english bulldog be in the same form as today? >> you say no? >> i think it has to change. >> reporter: striving for best in show may have put this breed at the breaking point. one more look at these bulldog brothers. the studies ask tough questions about the future

but she also got hammered by trump said uc davis a problem and she's talking about bill so when it came up she said i wasn't doing that. you were there i was talking about putin. so there were all those men that we dealt with but in any case. >> she told i them her own book where she goes to meet putin for the first time as the secretary of state and he keeps her waiting which he typically does. actually maybe he didn't keep them waiting as long. i know the president talked about this issue of who keep them waiting. anyway, kept her waiting, walked in. it was a photo op and instead of just letting the cameras flash, he delivered a lecture to her about how the u.s. isn't getting enough on trade and you should let the companies in. the cameras were booted out and we thought she will be furious about this. so we get on the plane that evening. she comes back and we are like this is going to be great. she said this is just a domestic audience. afterwards, he invited me downstairs to his private office and showed me a huge map of endangered siberian tigers and bears which is a huge issue for

. >>> plus, the controversial chancellor has resigned from leadership at uc davis.ano says that linda katehi needs to step down. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> as california voters consider making the recreational use of marijuana legal, a retired er doctor and a member of the marin healthcare district boy wants to allow patients to openly use medical cannabis at the general hospital. larry bedard joins us now. tell us about your plan basically letting the patients use marijuana. >> that is correct. what they would do is put their position on the act of class privileges, that it will be right in order to say that i recommend that mr. smith

. >>> the chancellor of uc davis is stepping down after ethics violations, linda kahtie was accused of violating the rules on nepotism, misusing student fees, lying about her role in contracts. they confirmed that she did not violate any university policies or laws. and that she has been on paid leave since april after an investigation into a pepper spraying incident on campus. she was accused of hiring image consultants. and doing this to demonstrators in 2011. in a statement uc president janet napolitano says that they found numerous incidents. that she was not candid with me, the press, or the public, violating multiple policies. >> tonight, the first lawsuit has been filed over the leaning and sinking tower. they have teamed up with four law firms. and he is seeking at least $500 million. and a new report reveals that the millennium has tilted by at least two inches. it is home to nearly 400 residence. >> the warriors are making another big play in san francisco. how they want to leave a mark at one middle school. >> they have done this at dozens of schools in the bay area. and tha

she resigned under a cloud controversy, the financial parachute that taxpayers will be giving to uc davishancellor linda katehi. >> strangers and streaming, the mother horrified to find out mother horrified to find out random people have been >> new details of the future of uc davis chancellor, account cat, continuing to receive her salary of more than $420,000. and get retirement. and get health benefits. for a year. linda katehi resigned on tuesday after an independent investigation into the ice violations and months of controversy. a perk allows leaders to receive chance lore level pay during a transition year. she does not have to teach. linda katehi plans to become an engineering professor. >> when you are driving are you nervous following a car or pickup with items strapped to it? aaa released a study saying 200,000 crashes like that involve debris over the last four years. debris has caused 500 deaths and 39,000 injuries between 2011 and 2014. 37% of those degrees were from drivers swerving to avoid hitting the object. aaa said americans need to do a better job at securing their lo

. >> reporter: but data from the uc-davis tahoe environmental research center shows the lake has warmer temperature readings last year than ever before. >> so we had rain runoff as opposed to snow melt, a lot warmer, floats across the surface of the lake, carrying contaminants and that's what obscures our measurement of clarity. >> reporter: a century ago lake tahoe had a clarity of 100 feet in depth but now scientists at uc-davis say it's down to 73 feet. that's not the only issue that governor brown and president obama will hear about at the lake tahoe summit. >> we have things like aquatic invasive species here and we are looking to try to help prevent that from going into the lake and creating a catastrophe. >> reporter: environmental experts from california and nevada will attend. clarity is a challenge at the lake along with wildfires and the impact on forest land, issues the president will hear about firsthand at the lake tahoe summit. at lake tahoe, mike leary. >> lake tahoe is beautiful. >> haven't been there but i'm looking forward to going there. you always hear about the cle

but now scientists at uc-davis say it's down to just 73 feet. that's not the only issue on the agenda. >> we have aquatic invasive species here and we're looking for efforts to prevent that from going into the lake and creating a catastrophe. >> scientists at uc-davis say lake tahoe was warmer last year than ever before! >>> donald trump traveled to >>> donald trump travels to mexico today to meet privately with the country's president ahead of delivering a major speech on immigration in arizona. hena daniels explanation what to expect and why hillary clinton's use of a private email server is getting more attention. >> reporter: crump confirmed the high-profile meeting with the mexican president in a tweet tuesday night but gave little insight into his address on immigration in arizona this evening. >> we're going to secure the border and stop the drugs from pouring in and destroying our country. >> reporter: that big speech comes amid speculation he may be softening his stance on deporting illegal immigrants. at a rally in washington state yes

(clap, clap, ding) >>> the controversial chancellor uc davis has resigned but you will stay on as tenured as she is been investigated. she was clear of allegations of misconduct and included reports that she hired a social media contractor to remove online references to the pepper spring students during a protest at five years ago. she says it's important that the investigation team no i did not violate policies that are central to the mission to the academy and my family. stop mainly the issues of nepotism financial misrepresentation or personal gain. >>> a man is fighting for a life after being hit by suv in santa clara. he said it happened at 8:30 p.m. investigators it he suffered severe head injury. >>> a scary moment in ferguson missouri. protesters stood in the street during a protest that marked two years since michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer that there were g gunshots. someone reported is recorded on their cell phone. >> the protester who was hit by the car was taken to the hospital severe injuries witnesses say that shot was fired by protester did that pulle

uc davis officials say 90% of those applications have been processed. >> a few remaining students there will be financial aid packages available late fees will be waived they will be taken care of. >> students who still have questions are being told to go to the financial aid website. >>> it turns out that twitter doesn't need all of the space that it has. they told the chronicle, that is offering more than 183,000 ft.2 of fully furnished office space for rent. they occupy more than 600,000 ft.2 of offices in two buildings . they are looking at subleasing the space as a way to cut costs after another disappointing earnings report last month. >>> google is delaying plans to provide fast internet service in at least three silicon valley cities. the news reports that the tech giant has told them that it will delay starting work on the new fiber service. they said they are looking for a cheaper alternative. the company says, that it will continue talks with the cities but is taking time to work out those details in a timely and cost conscious fashion. >>> coming up at 5 am, the project to m

that news comes a week after the chancellor at uc davis stepped down after being accused of violating the rules on nepotism. she misused fees fees and lied about her role in social media contracts. >>> talk of massive layoffs at cisco. the san jose company will lay off 14,000 employees world wide. that is 20% of its work force. cuts will be announced in the next few weeks. they will announce their earnings at the close of trading tomorrow. >>> tonight lots of people who rely on a device say they can't afford it anymore. those devices are so important every california school is required to carry them. but kelly ryan tells us the cost shot up 500%. >> push it and hold. >> reporter: that is all you have to do if you are suffering an allergic reaction using an epi pin. it is likely you heard of epi pin. the company put out commercials strengthening the brand name and with no competition the price has sored. >> the company botts the rights to it. made it a $50 device to a $300 device. >> reporter: he says people are being forced to make choices. >> i have patients every day who complay i k

. >> happening now, the chancellor at uc davis is out. they found that he violated policies.s been in the hot seat since the incident in 2011. the full story on our home page. also the slumping giants lose to the marlins and lost their lead in the division. the dodgers and giants are tied for first place. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come seek the royal caribbean known for its award winning food, may soon be out of business. =vo= the owners of 'salut >>> a popular east bay restaurant may soon be out of business. the owners in richmond have been slapped with a 30-day eviction notice. for 20 years, the eatery served fine food to both customers and those in need. now the building's owner claims the plumbing has not been properly maintained and a notice was served. >> the men's restaurant and toilets have been there for years. human waste with the restaurant. >> the owners said they recently passed a health inspection. the community is vowing to fight this eviction. >> a stranded dolphin spotted in the shallow waters is most likely dead according to the marine mammal center. the d

last tuesday that controversial uc davis chancellor announced that she was stepping aside. >> the bank robbery suspect known as the dreaded bandit was in court today getting their nickname because of the fake beard and dread locks that they wore during their takeover. crime reporter henry lee was also in court today learning that the suspect has a long history of robbing banks. >> reporter: he was called the dreaded bandit because of the wig and fake dreads that he wore during their takeover robberies that would terrorize tellers. now police say they arrested the suspect. 59-year-old andre mitchell brown, he's a convicted bank robber who spent 27 years in prison for an earlier spree. sources say that tips would help lead police to begin secretly following brown. the cops would hold him to the busy corner here of 19th and richmond where there will be a bank never corner. that it could have picked up either one of them. but he chose this sterling bank and he was walking towards it while armed with the loaded .38 caliber revolver that again he was in disguise. >> mr. brown was wearing wha

data from the uc davis lake tahoe environmental research center shows lake tahoe had warmer temperaturest year than ever before. a century ago there was clarity of 100' in democratth and now it is down to only 73'. that is not the only issue that the governor and president obama are hear about. we have invasive species and we are trying to help prevent that from going into the lake and creating a catastrophe. >> rebound is the key note speaker today at the summit held at harvey's outdoor theater. >> riding bart at the right time can get you a reward. bart perks will reward rider whose travel outside of the peak morning commute which bart said is between 7:30 to 8:30. riders win a point for every ride they take and if you take a ride during off-peak hours it could be worth up to since points each and they can be changed for cash reward. there is no benefit for the evening commute. you can christian the program by registering hip are card on bart's website >> the warriors have released the pre-season schedule and three of the seven games are in the bay area, at oracle arena and one at the

. >> reporter: sarah developed an eating disorder during her freshman year at uc davis. >> was it an: she left to seek treatment off the court. after a year away, she made a full recovery and resumed her volleyball. that is where she came to believe that disordered eating is a problem everywhere with athletes. >> since being at cal, i have met 20 or 30 people that fall in the category. >> she said that part of it stems from what prompts an eating disorder. >> when we do body composition testing and they pass out a sheet with everyone's body fat percentage. they are not trying trigger the disorders. their intentions are positive, but why do it? >> reporter: the ncaa does not require schools to establish protocol or training to educate students or staff about eating disorders. >> if my friend has an eating disorder, i don't know what to do. or who to go to. >> reporter: we reviewed eating disorder policies for schools across the state. and we found colleges like uc san diego have strict guidelines on how to identify malnourished athletes. cal guidelines similarly discourage teams from

dollars of improvements...k eeping tahoe blue could soon be out of human hands: (( brant allan/ uc davis researcher "if you look at the over all 15 years..climate change is having a greater and greater impact on the lake compared to human impact. they are starting to become equal." )) ((dave courvoisier)) been studying the lake for twenty years. despite a normal winter... lake temperatures are rising at an unprecedented rate and the surface temperature is a record high. the water isn't mixing as deeply and it lost almost five feet of clarity this year. the lake hasn't been this murky since before efforts to fix it began in the 90s./// ((tedd florendo)) and it's hotter today than yesterday with triple-digits around the region. winds increased as forecasted as well but still remain below windy criteria. we still are dry with single digit humidity readings. and we're a few degrees warmer than yesterday. ................................ .. to the east side of town where we're lower in elevation. especially for the east and southeast neigbhorhoods. not-as-hot for the locales on the west side

uc davis researchers last week announced the lake's water clarity is worsening but they're less certain about all gee growth because it's only been monitored for a decade and a half. asking the public to help out. check your photo albums because they would like to see pictures of the lake, old pictures of the lake, ideally with a ballpark date a tamped to them to get a better sense of the historic algae levels. the team is working with the university of nevada, reno, archivists to look at the problem. >>> 4:57. coming up, as the summer winds down for bay area kids getting ready to go back to school, temperatures creep up a little bit. kari has our forecast. >> cool weather today if you live farther inland. but it will be cooler along the coast. right now we start out in the 50s. ville a look at the microclimate forecast coming up. >> our look shows you what traffic is like right now across that san mateo bridge. headlights westbound. we had the overnight road crews on both directions clear from the span. we'll talk about hayward and what's going on at industrial and up the date on that

[inaudible] from abraham high school, uc davis! last but not least, evon ngo from john o'connell high school heading to san francisco state university! alright. we will now ask all of our graduates to come up and for a big group photo so we can memorialize our new leaders in city and county of san francisco, please give it up for the 2016 mayor, i am the fuper scholarship award recipients! we'll get a couple in the front and do a little kneeling action. >> i'm warren corn field and we are doing a series called stay safe, we are going to talk about staying in your home after an earthquake and taking care of your pet's needs. ♪ >> here we are at the spur urban ken center and we are in this little house that was built to show what it is like in san francisco after an earthquake. we are very pleased to have with us today, pat brown from the department of animal care and control and her friend oreo. >> hi. >> lauren. >> could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emergency when you are in your home and maybe n

. >>> researchers at uc davis are asking the public for old photos of lake tahoe algae.hey are trying to establish the level of algae that used to be the norm. lake is getting warmer and water clarity has worsened and what is less clear is the trend in long-term algae growth. scientific data limited because they have only measured algae growth in recent years. >>> the president is bringing his environmental message to lake tahoe later this month. the president will focus on how the united states could protect national treasures like tahoe for future generations. he will join federal and state and local leaders on august 31st. >>> a rematch on martha's vineyard and that is the president driving steph curry around in a golf cart. that is the second year in a row that the leader of the free world has challenged the reigning nba mvp on the links. and you are looking at video as when mr. obama won last year's match- match-up. no word on who took today's big match. >> i doubt either one of them will say. >> code of honor there. >> you are right. meteorologist sandhya patel che

[inaudible] from abraham high school, uc davis! last but not least, evon ngo from john o'connell high school heading to san francisco state university! alright. we will now ask all of our graduates to come up and for a big group photo so we can memorialize our new leaders in city and county of san francisco, please give it up for the 2016 mayor, i am the fuper scholarship award recipients! we'll get a couple in the front and do a little kneeling action. >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase social, philosophical, and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement,

researchers at uc-davis have helped genetically map three fungal diseases threatening the world crop.will be used to create disease resistant plants. the ban in a in a one of the top five staple foods. >>> tony bennett got a great birthday present in the bay area. he turned 90 years old on august 3. kpix 5's roberta gonzales shows us the bronze statue just unveiled in his honor at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. >> reporter: what an amazing day here in san francisco. we are outside the fairmont hotel on nob hill honoring tony bennett day. tony bennett and san francisco go hand in hand. we have had dignitaries and the unveiling of this 8-foot-tall bronze statue very life like standing on top of white granite. look at everybody clamoring around it. i had to wonder why is all this going on outside the fairmont hotel? so i went to the big guy and asked him. why here? >> this is always his home away from home or we hope it is. this is where he first sang "i left my heart in san francisco" in december of 1961 on new year's eve so we are here to celebrate that and reveal a beautiful sta

that is according to a uc davis study released today. researchers say that fathers have fallowed nearly 79,000 acres of land because of water shortages and compared with an estimated 500,000 acres last year. >>> well it is time to check on our weather on this monday. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> hi there. am anda dan, we're taking a braem break from -- a break from the heat today and behind me a breeze is blowing through and pushing through the bay. and the low clouds didn't quite clear the coast and that is why it is still socked in. low clouds near the bay around noontime hours. so it really was a slow-going clearing. at least where it did clear. temperatures were reflecting that. 11 degrees cooler in fairfield compared to 24 hours ago. down 4 in san jose. and i do want to show you a nasa image of the fires burning in california. the clayton fire, lower lake area and the smoke blowing toward the clear lake area and then look at the fires around big sur and the soberanes fire and that smoke could be seen

. >>> uc davis medical center will start america's first state-funded research center to learn about gun violence, tax payers will spend $5 million to look at ways to prevent shoot g shootings. officials and police will take part. >>> brock turner is finishing what could be his last week in jail. judge persky gave him a six-month sentence for sexual assaulting a unconscious woman. judge persky announced he is moving from criminal to civil court. >>> the search is on for a person th shot and killed three sea otter in santa cruz county. all three washed up and discovered between august 12th and 19th. federal law products southern sea otters because they are a protected species. >>> happening now, the final community meeting to gather input about san francisco's search for a new chief. he says he is getting a lot of heat for not stating where he obtained his bachelor's degree, stating privacy reasons. >> returning to this meeting there have been four and the last one the public is ask asked to weigh in as who they want for the next chief. san francisco interim police chief says he has a

. >>> uc davis chancellor linda katehi resigned today after months of controversy and protests. katehi has been on paid leave since april while the university investigated a number of university policy violations including hiring consultants to reportedly scrub their online references to the controversial pepper spray and the protesters just five years ago. they also had questions about the hiring of her husband, son, and daughter-in-law. and outside pay from corporate boards. katehi said, "it has been very important for me that the investigation team confirmed that i did not violate policies that are central to the mission of the economy and to my family, mainly the issues of nepotism, conflict, financial management, or personal gain." katehi will stay with the university for the national search that was announced to try to find her replacement. >>> in the coming weeks a new space dedicated to the african american students will open on the uc berkeley campus. >> and it is the resource center in honor of the civil rights activist and their philanthropist. >>> new at 6:00 tonight

. >>> uc davis medical center will start america's first state-funded research center to learn about gun violence, tax payers will spend $5 million to look at ways to prevent shoot g shootings. officials and police will take part. >>> brock turner is finishing what could be his last week in jail. judge persky gave him a six-month sentence for sexual assaulting a unconscious woman. judge persky announced he is moving from criminal to civil court. >>> the search is on for a person that shot and killed three sea otter in santa cruz county. all three washed up and discovered between august 12th and 19th. federal law products southern sea otters because they are a protected species. >>> happening now, the final community meeting to gather input about san francisco's search for a new chief. he says he is getting a lot of heat for not stating where he obtained his bachelor's degree, stating privacy >> returning to this meeting there have been four and the last one the public is ask asked to weigh in as who they want for the next chief. san francisco interim police chief says he has a bachel

but keeping the lake blue could soon be out of our hands: (( brant allan/ uc davis researcher "if you look at the over all 15 years..climate change is having a greater and greater impact on the lake compared to human impact. they are starting to become equal." )) been studying the lake for 20- years. despite a normal winter... lake temperatures are rising at an unprecedented rate and the surface temperature is a record high. the water isn't mixing as deeply... and it lost almost five feet of clarity this year. the lake hasn't been this murky since before efforts to try and fix it in the 90's. after today's trip to nevada, president obama will head to hawaii. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign seaso. now dot com. /// ((sherry swensk)) >>> speaking of hawaii... the state is bracing for back- to- back hurricanes.. with two poweful hurricanes churning in the pacific. hurricane madeline is the first one up... approaching the islands as a category three. and right behind her is hurricane lester. these are satellite images nasa co

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. >>> a major shake up today at uc davis, embattled chancellor resigned after scandal that's began with a pepper spraying of student protestors. maybe you saw the video. kristin zee is live. kristin? >> reporter: we learned today her boss asked her to resign back then, she refused until today at the conclusion of an investigation. the chancellor first came under fire five years ago when police officers used pepper spray on student protestors during the occupy movement. calls for her firing subsided but renewed when it came to light she spent taxpayer money to scrub search results to clean up the university's image. it was revealed she billed uc for nearly two #$00,000 in international travel, flying first class and riding in limos and joined a board of a for-profit college. janet napolitano issued this statement, she was not candid, either with me, the press or public, exercised poor judgment and violated policies. we also spoke with students on campus today. >> they're protesting for a long time and i think they tried to make the zone and what goes around, comes around. >> i don't agre

. >>> a major shake up today at uc davis, embattled chancellor resigned after scandal that's began with a pepper spraying of student protestors. maybe you saw the video. kristin zee is live. kristin? >> reporter: we learned today her boss asked her to resign back then, she refused until today at the conclusion of an investigation. the chancellor first came under fire five years ago when police officers used pepper spray on student protestors during the occupy movement. calls for her firing subsided but renewed when it came to light she spent taxpayer money to scrub search results to clean up the university's image. it was revealed she billed uc for nearly two #$00,000 in international travel, flying first class and riding in limos and joined a board of a for-profit college. janet napolitano issued this statement, she was not candid, either with me, the press or public, exercised poor judgment and violated policies. we also spoke with students on campus today. >> they're protesting for a long time and i think they tried to make the zone and what goes around, comes around. >> i don't agre

>>mark: we will have an update in real a chance for uc-davis is out what led to her resignation.e restaurant% to close this long the mayor said the eviction is an act of retaliation at the proper is on a lost the measure seeking approval for new development project. >>mark: this came at the end of an investigation on the violations they had been on leave since late april and investigation was launched after reports surfaced that the uc- davis and hire consultants, the bad publicity from this past spring incident. >>mark: many people will live in stockton show to show support for the mayor the there also pick was pressing the disapproval the strongly denies the charges they say it is time for the city to move on. >>robin winston: 21 minutes of 880 october 01 coming up after the break we will she if it clears. >>stanley roberts: this is russell he's been arrested for two reasons this operator fly down a san francisco police sgt apparently had an unruly passenger the sergeant and a backer was quickly on the scene. >>stanley roberts: he would threaten to cut him for not picking him u

. >>> uc davis medical center in sacramento start america first state funded research center to learn more about gun violence. taxpayers will spend 5 million dollars to look at way to prevent shootings. veteran emergency room doctor will lead the 5 84 project involving every campus in the uc city. elected officials and police were also take part. >>> the former stanford swimmer brock turner finishing what cost last week in jail. judge percy gave turnary 6 month sentence for sexually assaulting unconscious woman. the sentence drew natural outrage and petition to recall the judge who recently announced he's moving from criminal to civil court. turner served about half his time and eligible for release on friday. >>> window wash who are fell 11 stories from a san francisco high-rise two years ago you may recall is alive and now suing the owner of the buildings. perez was working at the top of the be on montgomery street when he fell 120 feet landing on a car. somehow survived. tom he suffered brain injuries and fractured pelvis. the lawsuit accuses first communication of if he goes for h

scientists at uc davis say they're looking for pictures taken before 1990 that show the shoreline andlude the date and location. researchers at a tahoe environmental research center say this pictures could help them track long-term changes in water quality.>>> a priceless box stolen. the emotional plea for a man's wife's ashes. >>> find out why this professor is holding secret classes. the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. >>> new tonight, a bay area professor is bringing the classroom to students and a ron band getting a college education because of their religion. amber lee is live at cal state with how the internet is helping this network of teachers and students.>> reporter: that professor teaches here at cal state. he says everyone should have access to education and it is the foundation of society.>> i am going to start chapter 7 tonight. that is the beginning of market structure. i can contribute to the progress of knowledge. they all have a little table. >> reporter: saba time teaches economic

uc davis saying you shouldn't say hey guys, crazy or lame. what do you think about that?> that's lame. >> yeah. i think so. you can't say lame, how do you describe every other movie except happy gilmore? >> lame. >> i do, too. the movie crazy stupid love is very offensive? ryan gosling takes his shirt off a lot. that's really offensive, right? >> yes. definitely. >> sickening. so if a guy tells me i'm crazy about you, i should say that's unacceptable, you are insensitive to the mentally ill community, get ou t of my life? >> i made a mistake. >> i really enjoy the way they use the theme from the newlywed game while you're doing these interviews. is this happening elsewhere? >> yeah. university of colorado, university of michigan. it's everywhere. they are just talking about it. there are campaigns at different colleges all around the country. but in the real world, nobody gives a [ bleep ]. absolutely nobody does. >> i think it would be a wonderful social experiment for everyone in their 30s or 40s who is a conservative to go back to college, especially when they don't ca

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. >>> controversial chancellor of uc davis has resigned. she will stay on as a professor. has been on paid leave since april while the university investigated possible violations of university policy. in a statement she said that she was cleared of allegations of misconduct. they include reports that she hired a social media contractor to remove online references will to the pepper spraying a protest five years ago. >>> -- >> she says it has been very important that the that vision team confirm that i did not violate policies central to the mission of the academy and to my family mainly the issues of nepotism, or personal gain. >>> a bay area mother said she wouldn't be the same other if it weren't for her daughter who was shot and killed yesterday. >>> is a lot of stuff i didn't care about that i started caring about because of her pick >> investigation underway after 24-year-old woman was shot and killed in oakland. ♪ ♪keep on the sunny side ♪always on the sunny side ♪keep on the sunny side of life♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine.

data from uc davis environmental research center shows lake tahoe had warmer temperature readings thanbefore. a sentry ago there was clarity of 100' in depth and now the scientists say it is down to 73'. it is not only issue that the governor and president obama will be hearing about. >> we have envasive species here and we are looking for efforts to try to help prevent that from going into the lake and creating a catastrophe. >> senator obama is the key note speaker at the summit held at harvey's outdoor theater. >> second mugging attempt at westfield centre in less than a month. there were five muggers, all teens. a man was attacked and robbed in the restroom at mall, and two days before that, a man's body was found in a rear stay way. the mall management said extra resources are devoted to security because this is such a busy area, though, it is easy for criminals to target shoppers . >> you have to be on guard when you have something in your possess, a cell phone or laptop or anything else. >> police and mall management are checking security cameras inside and outside the mall to h

. >>> with classes scheduled to start in a couple of weeks students at uc davis are wondering how theycoming school year. he completed a glitch -- a computer glitch has created a problem. it affects 7000 applications. however, they say 90% of those applications have now been processed. >> a few remaining students there will be financially packages available late fees will be waived they will be taken care of. students who still have questions are being told to go to the financial aid website. >>> it turns out twitter doesn't need all the space that it has. they tell the chronicle that it is offering more than 183,000 ft.2 of fully furnished office space for rent. they occupy more than 600,000 ft.2 of offices into buildings. -- in two buildings. they want to sublease after a disappointing earnings month. >>> google is delaying plans to provide fast fiber internet service. they report that the tech giant will delay starting work on the new fiber service. they said they are looking for cheaper alternatives. they said they will continue talks with cities but taking time to work out details

. >> officials expect the detailed operation and research to be done by october 10 based an uc davis sacramento campus. >> diagnosing autism is costly in children and time consuming and doctors could be turning now to a cheaper alternative: tablets or ipads. 37 children with autism were asked to play a game and in they could identify in the child had oughtism based on how the child interacted with the game. the study could help identify autism early, and give kids the resource they need. researchers say more work is need today value date the findings. the study is published in the journal of scientific reports. >> in the south bay, a playground designed by kids is put together. it is kicking off this morning at the campus in cupertino, which supports people with disabilities. 200 volunteers from the shark foundation will put together the playground businesses on children's drawing created at a design event in june. >> we want to know how the weather looks for the construction workers, mike? >> we will have great weather at home. we are keeping an cry on atlantic beach near jack sonvi