the count skpri around the world gathered today at uc davis. topics ran from controlling global warning and after harrison ford talked about saving rain forests. >> from supporting some of the poorest people in the world, to, who are sustained by these healthy eco systems, to saving animals and plants, the bi biodiversity that is threatened with extinction. >> governor schwartzeneggar urged state and regional governments around the globe to act locally to control gases in the current absence of national and international momentum. >> an oakland couple is back home after a vacation they'd rather forget, among 3,000 passengers stranded at sea when the carnival cruise ship splendor lost power. abc 7 has their story. >> the ship was shuddering violently, really. >> for janet and larry welter, the first full day on the carnival splendor was anything but splendid when thick smoke began to billow from the engine room. >> it was acrid, electrical insulation smoke. >> the smoke was billowing out of our balcony cabin. we knew there may be a problem in th

. >> hosting uc davis. wasn't a debut to remember. 33% from the field.blown out by uc davis 69-45. joanne boyle and the bears kicking off their year. scoring 10 points. career high 6 assists. cal outscores the knights by 10 in the second half and wins 66- 57. >>> a clean sweep for the locals. san jose state all won their season openers. it is official, joseph and pete have been approved as the new owners of the warriors and in their first official act they are offering tickets and confused sessions at half price for monday's game against the pistons. now for the bad news. david lee is expected to miss the next two weeks after undergoing surgery on his elbow to clean out an infection. the warriors' big man injured his elbow wednesday night in new york when he knocked out chandler's tooth. the as claimed a third baseman off waivers. the 27-year-old hit 21 homers and drove in 51 runs with the blue jays last season. he likely will start at the hot corner if the team doesn't bring back kevin kuznetsova. >>> jets game will be a battle. rex ryan conducted his p

she was transported to uc davis medical center for treatment.hat they would like to know at this point, obviously is a motive for as much as they've been talking to that man the past four hours and haven't figured that out yet and they expect to be here on vacaville on scene for the bulk of the day. >> what is the neighborhood like? i was looking at google? is it a fairly nice neighborhood? >> reporter: the neighbors out here were telling me it's really been quite some time. they said they did not -- they did not specify but they said quite some time sincety had seen or heard of any violence in this area. they were quite surprised overnight. you can imagine, hearing gunfire, which is what they heard at 1:50 this morning. so, yeah, neighbors definitely surprised to hear about this and definitely surprised by what everyone is saying was a very bizarre behavior of this man. >> all right. well, some breaking news in vacaville. we'll continue to follow it. thank you for the update. >>> protest remembers expected to be in san francisco today as uc reg

that's according to a new report from uc davis.ys rising global temperatures will cause a drought. by the 22nd centurythee snow pack could drop. >>> we have new disturbing information tonight about the number of families who are going hungry here in california. [ female announcer keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. from 15 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. woman: way to brew. [ female announcer choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> yahoo announced it's partnering with group on to offer local deals to consumers. group on offers deals to merchants from across the united states. this is a series of partnerships yahoo has built to make its website more compelling. >>> the economic downturn has left an increasing amount of california families struggling to put food on the table. in california more than

it was founded by southern california edison, the california lighting technology center at uc-davis, and the labor-management cooperation committee. that is management and labor working together. it is an interesting concept. i hope we see more of it. it quickly expanded to include pacific gas and electric, san diego gas and electric, the san francisco municipal utility district, community colleges, and 14 different lighting control manufacturers, and many other supporters. that includes the california energy commission and the department of labour. it is a great partnership. it has been particularly great to have a co-chaire from california edison who has been a great partner leading the effort. doug. [applause] i would like to give you a few details about the california against lighting controls sales training program. it is a really exciting program. we are thrilled to be here. you have heard some things about it from some great sources of information already. it is hard to follow those terrific acts. i will give you a few more details. we will be training and recruiting salespeop

. >> wet and wild between sacramento state and uc davis. sacramento state leads. then came the rain, the thunder and the lightning t causes a 30- minute delay. it came down to this. sacramento needed to score something. jeff fleming gets intercepted. perkins uc davis win to finish 6-5. their 39th winning season in their last 40 years. and a long winding road for san jose state. tonight they are getting hammered in hawaiian 41-7 in the fourth quarter. they will go down to 1-10 with two games left after tonight. >>> well, coming up, two brothers are headed for the 49ers hall of fame. and the sharks try to, well, shake things up and put it's great. i eat anything that i want. key lime pie, pineapple upside down cake, raspberry cheesecake... ...yeah, every night its something different. oh yeah yeah...she always keeps them in the house. no no no, i've actually lost weight... i just have a high metabolism or something... ...lucky. [ wife babe... ♪ umm, i gotta go. [ female announcer over 30 delicious flavors at around 100 calories each. yoplait, it is so good. indulge

i graduated from uc-davis, and like many people my age, we need ourself loans. we need somebody write their fixing it and we don't want to deal with someone on the support line. we want someone in person to take care of our issues. it took me about five months to find a new job, so i will support any business that creates new jobs. >> i live -- i frequent the neighborhood for entertainment activities. i used to work for an insurance company that is still in business, but not that particular shop. we didn't have an of foot traffic because of a lack of retail abroad. we are looking at a store front that has been empty. if i have a location, it will bring people to the marina and bring water business -- walkthrough immigrants. they will be hiring various people, bringing tax income to the city. it has been said even by the head of the marina district residents association, he asked -- or they have been very cooperative to maintain the standards, and we see no reason why they can't move forward with this project. i would urge that the commission approve this project

c davis received a 55% -- at uc- davis received a 55% hike.ncreases go into effect next fall and this is the sixth fee hike in the last four years. so students at uc campuses really feeling impact. >> tough to get an education. all right, mark, thanks very much, mark sayre, in santa clara. >>> it is 5737. one german tourist had a rough vacation here in california. he videotaped a traffic stop and it's now caught the attention of the chp. >> you know what the speed limit is here, you germany boy? >> uhm, i didn't really get it jet. >> you know what happens to nice little boys like you? they have to go to jail for reckless driving? your [ bleep ] will be hurting for a month. >> not good. not good at all. that officer says the man was going 98 in a 70-mile-an-hour zone in victor vmi. after the verbal tirade, the tourist wasn't even issued a ticket. the chp is now investigating. it would not confirm though whether that officer is still on patrol. >>> one trip, two summits. that's what's up for president obama this weekend. he flew to lisbon, portu

uc-san francisco, an 11% raise for the director of the lawrence berkeley lab and one researcher at uc-davis received a 55% pay hike. these new fees go into effect the next school year in the fall. >>> $12,150 in a year for tuition before books and lodging. over $12,000 a year and it a uc school. >> a lot of students going to have to make tough decisions about where they go to school next year. all right, mark, thank you very much. mark sayre in santa clara. >>> all of jessica's law will remain in effect at least for now. at issue is the part that bans sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of schools and parks in california. yesterday an appeals court ordered a temporary stay on a judge's ruling that it was unconstitutional. the reason? it's nearly impossible to find legal housing for sex offenders in densely populated area where schools and parks are close together. >>> police and sirens can get your heart pumping especially for a traffic stop like this one >> you know what the speed limit in here is, you germany boy? >> a chp officer goes all out on a tourist. we'll tell you what he

i graduated from uc-davis, and like many people my age, we need ourself loans. we need somebody write their fixing it and we don't want to deal with someone on the support line. we want someone in person to take care of our issues. it took me about five months to find a new job, so i will support any business that creates new jobs. >> i live --

position, an 11% raise for the director and raises for researchers including a 55% hike for one at uc davis. >> i can't understand why the funds aren't being alindicated more effectively because there are so many students here. seems like they would want to support the future generations who are going to be running universities like this. it makes it impossible when you can't even afford to go to school. >> reporter: well their justification is because they have to still continue their research. they still have to treat patients besides teaching students at ten of their campuses. in the meantime they justify those higher salaries because they have to hire the best and the brightest. and that is a small thing for these students here who can barely make their payments on rent. >> it's stuff right now for students and a lot of their parents. >>> well, it looks like a lot of ferry riders will be paying more for their trip. a 10% increase for the clipper card rides. a one-way fare would go up to $5.70. the committee also recommended five weekday ferry runs during the winter. the board is expecte

. >>> thousands of entrepreneurs, scientists and politicians have descended on uc davis to talk aboutlimate change. even after harrison ford was on hand as governor schwarzenegger kicked off his california climate summit. >> because of our environmental law, california is now 40% more energy-efficient than the rest of the nation. >> inventers showed off new ideas including a process that cuts cost in half as well as air conditioning systems and lighting systems. in reversing that decision the high court noted that the benefits at issue are offered to u.t. citizens. >>> some consumers groups and citizens are not happy about those full-body scanners being used at airports and the debate is being fueled by an incident at an airport. >> reporter: san jose international airport had their full body scanners installed in june and what has some travelers upset, they feel as though these kind of pictures are an invasion of privacy and they say the alternative of the body searches are even worse. the busy travel holidays are approaching but now some consumer groups are calling on travelers to b

i do know about -- 61. 34, usf is going to host uc davis on friday.ernon glens photography, all season. the sharks will play their next two games without joe thornton. he's been suspended. a pair of contests under the nhl's new rules on head hits. he did it against the st. louis blues last night. he's going to lose about $77,000. so you want to make a guy think twice about going to the head? hit them in the pocketbook. >>> the raiders on tv for a home game on sunday. that's the first time since the opener last season. that's the raiders in kansas city. many are saying it's the game in the nfl this weekend. 5-2, the raiders are at 4-4. it's been eight years since they've a champ, and a better than 500 record this late in the season, go giants, go raiders. >> it's definitely a big thing, you know, going through, having a winning record this late in the season. but more importantly, what's at stake in the division. >> it's -- i'm going up there, and i'm giving everything i got, everything on the field. that's all i can do. >> and more of course, we'll ha

liz applegate from uc davis says the risks are high. fda warns that it can cause heart attacks and strokes but looking at the labels they say nothing about the drug hidden in inside. >> people aren't aware they have a banned substance that is known to cause heart troubles and high blood pressure. >> reporter: federal agents are trying to stop these black market pills from getting across the border. >> we intercept millions. >> reporter: we got a rare glimpse inside the san francisco airport mail facility. >> this one was going to alaska. >> reporter: where customs and border protection agents are scanning each shipment from overseas seizing box after box of illegal pills. >> reporter: they just found this box filled with the diet pills. although the box came from china the label says the pills are made in the u.s. with a u.s. web address for the distributor. it is a website that doesn't exist. >> looking at some of the diet pills -- >> reporter: right on the shelf of several asian gift shops our undercover producer and i find the banned

. >> reporter: doctor liz applegate from uc davis says the risks are high. the fda warns it can cause heart attacks and strokes but looking at the label they say nothing about the drug hidden inside. >> people aren't aware that they have a banned substance that is known to cause heart trouble and high blood pressure. >> reporter: federal agents are trying to stop these black market pills from getting across the border. >> we intercept millions. >> reporter: we got a rare glimpse. >> this one was going to alaska. >> reporter: we are agents are scanning each shipment from overseas seizing box after box of these illegal pills. >> you don't know what will be in it. >> reporter: they just found this box filled with the diet pills that tested positive for the banned drug. the label says the pills are made in the u.s. even though they came from china with a web address in the u.s. it is a website that doesn't exist. we wanted to see how hard it is to find them. right on the shelves of several asian gift shops we find the banned projects products. >> two day ones. d

director at lawrence berkeley national lab and raises for researchers including a 55% hike for one at uc davis. >> i can't understand, you know, why the funds aren't being all kateed more effectively because there are so many students here, it seems like they would want to support the future generations of people who are going to be running universities like this. and it makes it impossible when we can't even afford to go to school. >> reporter: uc's response to all of that is that they still have to do the research. they still have to treat the patients at their medical centers besides teaching the students and the justification for those higher salaries, well they say they have to attract the best and the brightest. for students here, kim ken, that's not a good answer. >> yup, students and their parents in some cases, linda yee in berkeley. thank you lynn will r linda. >>> headlines around the bay area, officers were every come by fumes tonight while testing a suspicious substance. one is hospitalised. paramedics checked the three others. campus police headquarters have been evacuated. no wo

. >> at uc davis, california supreme court weighs in on in state versus out of state tuition at publicain illegal immigrants be able to get a price break? >> arrests of a suspect a weekend cable car stabbing and potential impabl pact on san francisco's number one incident. >> and a follow up from la gub guba -- laguna honda hospital. a gift fund for patients still being spent on the staff. >> good evening, your tax dollars continuing to pay for some illegal immigrants to get a college education in california. >> that ruling mean smz illegal immigrants are entight wriled to breaks offered to in state students at public colleges and universities. abc 7's nannit he miranda with ruling and reaction. the case originated from a class action lawsuit in 2005, numerous uc students from out of state felt it was unfair to be charged out of state tuition when certain illegal immigrant

the man was flown to uc davis medical center, where he later died.witnesses told officers the suv was speeding before the crash happened, and the driver ran from the scene afterward. taylor is being held on $100,000 bail, a county jail employee said. >> have been charged with 16 counts of robbery. 21 year olds eric williams. there were charged with a string of robberies and the police said that they help the victims at gunpoint and with the robbers both men have pleaded not guilty. they argue back in court december 10th. >> new details were a republican gun runners want to cut its budget for the real project. at the 27,000 republicans want to slash this analyst funds and without the stimulus funds the state will not be will to start construction because it would have the money. the plan would need to be approved by democratic control by the president and the project is in question this morning. >> it is 641 right now and we will be back. there it is a lot of stories with the weather and the traffic with thanksgiving coming up but a lot of people tried to get away for the weekend. ther

the woman is at uc davis medical center. all police can say is that she's in the hospital. >> and epa ordered caltrans to do something about storm runnoff that often contains grease, and metals and trash and the epa declared caltrans in violation of the storm water permit designed pr pro-to-protect water waste. a truck overturned today sending a woman to the hospital and damaging several parked cars. the driver says the truck flipped with a load shifted. the woman did not suffer life-threatening injuries. what a job they had. >> in kidding. >> we enjoyed another day of spectacular weather. >> that is and things change before thanksgiving. i assure you of that. there is a live view and there is another lovely evening around the bay area and there is two days after a regard warmth here in the bay area. there is 59 degrees in san francisco. 55 in novato. and there is quite a bit lower this, is a look at our change. it's 11 degrees cooler now than yesterday. and there is 10 degrees cooler in fremont. so cooling trend continues.

at uc davis, it was 83 degrees this november 15th. ironic for a tiny group of deniers. this conference grew entrepreneurs, and a hollywood star. state and leaders from 20 nations gathered a year after talks failed to get an international greenhouse gas agreement. >> they claim that the green tech future is just too costly. too costly? what are we talking about here? >> schwarzenegger said fossil fuel is killing people with lung disease, destroying economies with soaring costs and threatening civilization with wars. he says regional governments can lead if nations won't. >> because of our environmental laws, california is now 40% more efficient than the nation. >> reporter: there was a process using low pressure modules and ordinary plastic pipe and the seawater itself to cut the cost of making water 80%. >> 80% less. over all it's 50% less cost. >> reporter: this outdoor lighting system with low light unless there's movement and low- power lamps. >> it lasts 100,000 hours and maintenance free. >> reporter: this cooling machine uses a tub of old- fashioned ice to run air

a professor at uc davis says humans may need a set amount of salt and are hard wired to seek it. >>>ting shows it is getting the equivalent of more than 100 miles per gallon. the fuel efficiency will show the equivalent for 106 miles per gallon for city driving and 102 on the highway. it is expected to be available in california next month. >>> memorializing a fallen police officer with a new sports complex. a live update on a critical meeting. >>> showing rain right now in the in east palo alto, the city planning commission is taking on a vote of a city athletic field in memory of a public servant. it would be located between highway 101 and 84. amber lee is in palo alto where the meeting is still going on at this hour. amber? >> reporter: frank, that's right. right now behind this glass door, the planning commission is debating amongst themselves before taking a vote. it's an emotional issue, it would be named after slain police officer rich may. these are plans shown to us by the officer's family. the field would be developed on about 2 acres of land donated by a catholic church.

a professor at uc davis says humans may need a set amount of salt and are hard wired to seek it. >>> hard testing shows it is getting the equivalent of more than 100 miles per gallon. the fuel efficiency will show the equivalent for 106 miles per gallon for city driving and 102 on the highway. it is expected to be available in california next month. >>> memorializing a fallen police officer with a new sports complex. a live update on a critical meeting. >>> showing rain right now in the bay area, coming up, chief meteorologist bill martin tracks the weather and a big drop in temperature. in east palo alto, the city planning commission is taking on a vote of a city athletic field in memory of a public servant. it would be located between highway 101 and 84. amber lee is in palo alto where the meeting is still going on at this hour. amber? >> reporter: frank, that's right. right now behind this glass door, the planning commission is debating amongst themselves before taking a vote. it's an emotional issue, it would be named after slain police officer rich may. these are plans shown to

uc davis pulled out the win in the final 35 seconds.the warriors were playing for a winning five game road trip tonight as they wrapped up seven days of hotel living in milwaukee. golden state without david lee who today underwent surgery on his infected elbow. warriors score just 30 points in the first half on 29% shooting. ellice and the buzzer got them within 13. ellice is one of just two warriors in double figures. his loop here is part of a 24 point night. >> he is able to beat them and finish. >> the warriors made it a game in the fourth quarter when ellice drove and kicked as jeff adrian just a three point game with 1318 to play. and golden state needs to stop. but john salmons gets two of his 26 to up the lead to five. warriors with their worst shooting night of the season managed just 72 points. they go down 79-72 to go 2-3 on the trip. back home on monday for a re match with detroit. >>> the sharks have been searching for that something special. they seem to possess most of last season. so far this year they have lacked produc

>>reporter: uc davis study found that before 1990 9 in 10,000 kids were diagnosed with autism by ages later it jumped to 44 in 10,000. today according to the center for disease control 1 in 110 have an autism spectrum disorder. >> it was something had you to explain to people all the time. now it is sort of like he has that popular things autism t.it seems like everybody kind of knows now. >> i'll tell you this is a d.word. i. >>reporter: whatever the cause parents like her must be guaranteed by law a free and appropriate education for their kids. congress declared so in 1975. which brings us to the cost cost of educating all special ed students becauses they needed a national services the federal government is supposed to contribute 40 percent of those costs. but any district will tell you they are lucky to get between 10 and 15 percent. take the gilroy group fight school district. >> in 2002 our unfunded special ed cost were about 17 170,000 dollars for this school year it is 3.two million. >>reporter: this school dict says if this trend continues it will bankrupt district. >> defi

the baby was flown by helicopter to uc davis where he is currently in critical condition. the couple reportedly has a history of child abuse including prior visits involving their two older children. the 9-month-old baby in critical condition this morning. >>> also this morning, neighbors in an east bay community are dealing with shock and anguish after trying unsuccessfully to save an elderly woman from a house fire. neighbors spotted the woman on her porch as flames swept through her home yesterday morning. neighbors moved 82-year-old jade far to a nearby yard and tried to save her, but it was too late. it took fire fighters 45 minutes to put out the fire. the cause is still under investigation and an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> also tomorrow, the suspects accused in brutal gang rape in richmond will appear in court. lawyers for the seven suspects will present evidence before a judge who will decide if there is enough to send the men to trial. prosecutors say the suspects gang raped a 16-year-old girl outside the richmond high school homecoming dance back in o

if you don't recognize the uniform that's the fighting sioux of north dakota in the green hosting uc davisfootball turns into a hot potato. it squirts into the end-zone where brock galvin lands on it and it is 17-16uc davis. randy wright over to shawn critic. they go on to win 35-16. they are 2-5 and 2-1 in great west conference play. >>> a bit of an early season struggle for the sharks who did not score a goal on their recently completed two game road trip. joe thornton serving the first of a two game suspension for a hit on the blues david peron. tamayo midway through the first period the lightning on a powerplay. the shorthanded goal makes it 1- 0. still in the first after tamayo tied the games the sharks on a powerplay. marleau shoots from the winning. it looks like dan heatly deflected the shot but when they looked at it marleau was credited with the goal as it went off the defender and then through the goalie's leg. in the second heatly finally got his goal. but heatly has the rebound 3-1 san jose. just a few minutes later 4-1 nice passing there from douglas murray. to jamal mayers t

at uc davis 7 news. >>> well just as the cost of college has been rising so too has the paycheck have the paycheck for college president. according to the chronicle of higher education 30 president took in more than 1 million dollars in total compensation in 2008. that's the most recent year for which statistics are available. but one bay area academic on the list is john hennessee. president of establish ford. he earned just under 1.1 million dollars. no. 1 on the list, bernard lander founder and president of turro college in new york. he died this year but he made 4.7 million dollars in total compensation. >>> police have arrested 5 people including 3 juveniles in connection with the series of pepper spray robbery in san francisco. lasts week at least 5 separate incidents were reported where muggers used pepper spray to rob people of their cash, i.pod and whatever they had of value. none of the victim was seriousseriously hurt. different kind of crime also in san francisco. swan killed at the palace of fine arts over the weekend for some inex applicable reason. lee is live with more

reporter: ford joined with soon-to-be ex-governor arnold schwarzenegger to keynote the summit at uc davis what they call a green revolution and like any screenplay, schwarzenegger's script calls for casting the bad guys, in this case the texas oil firms that funded top 23. >> the people made it very clear that those special interests here in california, our environment is not for sale. >> i have every expectation that governor-elect jerry browne will continue to promote and advance this very important cause. >> reporter: those attending say the hollywood sizzle has obvious appeal. >> celebrities getting involved in these types of issues does kind of bring it out there especially for people who follow them and like, oh, this is an interesting topic. >> we all enjoy harrison ford but i think seeing him to speak about environmental change is a wonderful thing. >>> the state public works board has cleared the way for california to sell some state-owned buildings. the plan is to apply $1.2 billion from the sales towards the state's debt. but the state's legislative analysts argue in the long r

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the man was flown to uc davis medical center, where he later died.witnesses told officers the suv was speeding before the crash happened, and the driver ran from the scene afterward. taylor is being held on $100,000 bail, a county jail employee said. >> if you details on the car chase where they were back and forth on the bay bridge and this is video of that many and it turns out that the two suspects that they arrested were charged with 16 counts of robbery. both of them were from oakland and the uncharged in a string of robberies in which they held their victims at gunpoint most of the time and both men have pleaded not guilty. >> congressional leaders want to cut funding for the rail project. there's a group of republicans that want to slash $2 million from stainless funds and without those funds the state will not have enough money to start construction and the plants is still have to be approved by it the senate and the president for funding and also in question this morning >>. the time as an 50 3:00 a.m. and will be back with more just a few minutes. a bit stormy totoday and we

a live picture of interstate 80, high up in the sierra, scientists at uc-davis say rising global temperatureskely to alter lake tahoe in the decades ahead in fact they predict a steady shift from winter snowfall to more rain. prolonging drugs could take hold by the end of the century. they say this happens it could drop below its rim and cut off truckee river that is some of the latest in the global warming reports along the lake tahoe. local forecast, louisa is standing by. good morning. >> well james, more snow to come by the weekend and into the weekend and that means more rain for the bay area. slightly cooler air outside than yesterday slightly cooler as the afternoon sting of the record territory. still in nice, warm afternoon. a few changes by the end of the week. first your current tempters outside not to buy and san francisco 61 degrees a little chillier as you head down the coast. still holding on to the '40's in napa, fairfield. 49 degrees in concord, by the afternoon widespread '70s expected 73 for santa rosa, 70 san francisco, 72 richmond. 76 degrees one of the warmer spots in li

and uc-davis, their red ink has more. >> >> alex smith will not suit up on sunday. troy smith will start for the forty- niners against the rams. >> and i've seen other guys and i have not seen the confidence level that you had in every play that is going to be called. hopefully, it is just affecting everybody and know the we have a chance on any given game. >> the kickoff the candlestick is 1:15 college is favored, with arizona state, 20. -underdog. against no. 1, oregon. boise state, ever so powerful. and pretty much every story i do these days jacqueline know something about it. and jacqueline, any news? >> no. guards. and 52-14, and if you saw chris potter:72 yds, and if there was frustration because >> nobody will play them! they try to reach out to get a better schedule but nobody will play them. >> and jonas 1 jacqueline bennett will give you her life experience clock join us-and if members of the football teams. and the new sports clinic. and they were sits passing out ice cream, and the kickoff is at 4:30. the number one organ. and the u. s of santa clara, s

and then at the hosting of uc davis. the photographer will be following jennifer all season.he giants, are going to play without abortion thorton. and new rule-and beginning with the st. louis blues. they're going to lose $77,000. and the raiders are on television for a home game on sunday. that is the first time since the opener from last season. the raiders, in kansas city. five-two, the raiders are 4-4. it has been several years since they had a chance, and to break a record and this season, those giants, and dole readers! >> and simply, to go out there and more importantly, what is at stake in the division in the first place. i'm going to go up and give them everything that i got. >> the world championships held their season conference today. the big news is that some of all--fazan deval--is requested to lose weight. >> and it was difficult of however, it is a classic case of tough love. he is not really have a chance unless he gets behind this. he has some work to do. he knows it and this is the major leagues in the nose of the needs to be better shape. >> and with free

. >> uc davis says temperatures are likely to alter lake tahoe where's all the snow. weekend. the project as shift from winter snowfall and an earlier snow melt leading to flooding in the upper truckee river. croaked could take hold by the end of the century that could drop the lake below its ramp and cut off flows to the river which. we are looking for some precipitation this weekend cold and wet around the bay area that usually means snow around tahoe. >> it's hard to believe we were short yesterday. >> 56 by sunday. >> environmental disaster a politician should top words of 2010 that is according to global language monitor. new words. spill cam made famous during the oil spill. also syrups refudiate combining the words 'repudiate' and 'refute,' pailin. the noisy horns that made. end to snowmageddon >> i'm get still catching up with the old new words like google. i think google is the word of the century. >> what does that mean. >> we will be back as the golden gate bridge traffic backed up at the toll plaza it has been a rough ride for marin but it's finally emptie

students are starting to arrive from places like uc berkeley and uc davis. group is coming up from santa barbara. there is also a very strong police presence out here. barricades going up. the regents are meeting about 8:30 this morning at the mission bay campus. students and workers say they will go inside that meeting to speak and protest an 8% tuition hike. that's on top of a 32% jump last year that sparked some pretty major student protests. workers are upset over pension reforms. now, uc regents say given the economic climate it's really tough but necessary. crowds are expected to swell throughout the morning, but so far pretty calm out here. we'll be back after the break. y >>> time to check your morning commute with mike. he's watching bart. you put them both together and you're mart. >> there are 20-minute delays because of an earlier problem with one of the trains out of the west oakland station. all trains are moving again, but about 20 minutes, maybe a little more for the system. keep that in mind as you head to the station. also a 20-minute delay