officers will pass the torch to walnut creek officers prayed the special a live six start on friday uc-davis. he got in front of the camera and squawk like a bird. police say he had a ticket so you was not trespassing. his facebook page shows him making bird noises at a lot of places. >>> and this man was not very known until he kicked a line judge which injured him. he is find the maximum of $12,000. he ought was also stripped in $50,000 in prize money. >>> mike tyson is preparing his one-man show in new york. he missed setting to perform a pay director by spike lee. and arsenio hall is making it back to late night tv. they're born to put on a new show in 2013. they also have the arsenio hall show that ran from 1989101994. >>> brought the bay area we're looking at patches of fog threw out the coastline. toward the afternoon, back to sunshine and heat. we may find nineties inland. some '80s toward the santa clara valley. high pressure will begin to build beckon. just enough to crank the temperatures back up. patchy fog should dissipate along the coastline. we're looking good as we're heading

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

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

and a uc davis scientist told her perhaps this dry, warm winter means less vegetation for bug tosz eat. that with a very wet season the winter before, more bugs were born that. created a perfect storm. and for now, she catches them and drowned them in a pool of soapy poison its not funny anymore. it's not entertaining. it's not measurable. it's eating everything that i own. and i'm not happy. >> there is coco looking for more bugs. she's applied for a permit allowing thor use a pesticide similar to that used in africa to combat their locust problem. she won't be able to get her farm organicly certified this year. >> and you can get ready for doth just about anything. the corporation for assigned names and numbers is reviewing applications for largest ever expansion of online addresses and apple is plying for dot apple and google for dot android. and dot pizza is taken. it costs $185,000 to submit a proposal. >> and engineering students just wrapped up a hackathon. the event sponsored by internel. -- intel. and the apps will help teach younger students math. >> this started out with typ

i grew up in the california area, ended up at uc-davis. i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a sto

the uc davis-run tv station. >> i would say the general reaction is sort of pretty upset that tuition is still going up and people are, you know, of course, angered by that. >> what begins as a week-long peaceful exchange during the third week of november, 2011, escalates into a global spectacle. on thursday, november 17th, a few dozen students pitch tents "occupy wall street" on the campus squad. the following morning, campus police repeatedly warn them to break down their encampments. >> you have been given several alternatives. voluntarily seize your action to leave this area. >> that afternoon, campus cops decide to take action. >> around 3:00 p.m., we are up there sort of waiting in anticipation how they are going to handle this. the word spreads around that there's 50 or so riot police that are approaching the campus. they were told they had to leave, by the police, who then started to advance. >> how does it feel? >> those who don't comply with the police order are arrested and detained on the spot. ten people in all. >> they met these people who just went limp and no one was s

. >>> new study by uc davis researchers found mothers who have fevers during pregnancies were more thantwice as likely to have a child with awe -- with autism or a developmental delay than mothers who didn't have a fever or took medication to bring down their temperatures. the study is believed to be the first of its kind. >> green bay packer wide receiver donald driver was already famous gained more fame when he won "dancing with the stars." this is video of driver sunday at a charity softball game in milwaukee, he's starting to throw parts of his uniform to fans he threw his shoe the woman wrestled the cleat away from the boy. when driver learned about this he got in contact with the boy and made good. >> how is everything? >> good. >> good. i got some gifts for. she is a human being she made a mistake. i'm glad i put a smile on his face. >> woman got plenty of backlash on facebook especially after she posted a picture of herself holding the cleat. now she says she wants to apologize to the boy and give him the shoe back. >> that's the right thing to do. >>> still ahead, professional

i was a young college student at uc-davis. i wanted to ask if our community leaders can come up so they can give some remarks after we have made our remarks. we have a reverent, the executive director of the chinatown community development center. if i could ask him to come up, and we also have mike from a group organizing an event on the 23rd. if he can come up as well? mike and the reverend? please come to the podium. great shirt. i wanted to say that i am introducing a resolution on the imperative agenda that will recognize june 23, this saturday, 2012, as justice for vincent chen day. it recognizes the 30th anniversary of a movement to call for justice in the baseball bat beating death of vincent in the city and county of san francisco. in 1982, ronald reagan was the president. there was a severe economic depression, especially in motown, detroit area. there was a lot of recession here as well. the climate was an economic depression, scapegoating of immigrants. japan-bashing was going on. there was a lot of anti- immigrant

i was a student at uc-davis. it transformed my life. it made me find a purpose to use my legal education and training and work i had done, to put into leadership and helping with grass-roots organizing to make sure there are new generations of people who keep coming. it is made day today. -- it is made day today. 30 years ago on may 1, we found it an organization honoring philip veravruz and many others in our country and those in our country. may day 30 years ago, is standing on the shoulders of many organizers and leaders. we have so many stories to tell in asia pacific heritage month. when i was in the classroom, stories of his struggle and how he empowers young people to turn their lives around are so inspiring. we need to count. to keep telling those stories. we need to keep telling those stores. my daughter is now the same age as a number of other kids of our families. part of asia pacific heritage month is making sure she knows about them and a dancing justice in the asian-american communities. i first met mayor lee when he was a

a staff member at uc-davis, a rare shot of a honeybee stinging it take them. in the abdomen tissue is still trailing behind. it's a fresh out of its kind that we know what it was taken by kathy keith lee garvey and to tap the has won a major war from the international association for communication excellence. into the '70s and high 80s and now the day that will top off in the triple digits.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ thunk ] sweet! [ male announcer ] the solid thunk of the door on the jetta. thanks, mister! [ meow ] [ male announcer ] another example of volkswagen quality. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 jetta for $159 a month. \ the bay area have been dead, over the weekend to the lead to high fire danger. tonight into the '40's and '50's and then tomorrow's high as 56 days of the beaches but blustery winds late day otherwise '70s will be caught on the evidence less the ladies from sunnyvale back into senate had to morgan hill is the number is stacking of 85 decrees same story is to go to the north through napa and sonoma otherwise citiz

. >>> new study by uc davis researchers found mothers who have fevers during pregnancies were more thanas likely to have a child with awe -- with autism or a developmental delay than mothers who didn't have a fever or took medication to bring down their temperatures. the study is believed to be the first of its kind. >> green bay packer wide receiver donald driver was already famous gained more fame when he won "dancing with the stars." this is video of driver sunday at a charity softball game in milwaukee, he's starting to throw parts of his uniform to fans he threw his shoe the woman wrestled the cleat away from the boy. when driver learned about this he got in contact with the boy and made good. >> how is everything? >> good. >> good. i got some gifts for. she is a human being she made a mistake. i'm glad i put a smile on his face. >> woman got plenty of backlash on facebook especially after she posted a picture of herself holding the cleat. now she says she wants to apologize to the boy and give him the shoe back. >> that's the right thing to do. >>> still ahead, professional and am

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when i graduated from uc-davis, i learned the theory of being a manager. i needed something to show the reality but i quickly learned the best way to acquire these skills was to watch and work with senior managers in the rec and park department. i've been fortunate to work with three outstanding managers. they were instrumental in my growth as a manager. i thank them. another ingredient needed to be a successful manager is to have a great team. my supervisory team -- may have been instrumental in the golf and turf operations by completing tasks to the highest standards possible of any group of people i've ever seen. i would also like to thank the gardening staff, the teamsters, the operating engineers, everyone who makes my operation possible, even down to the local vendors and everyone that keeps my organization running. thank you. as you all know, san francisco has hosted premier events, the charles schwab cup, the recent nfc championship games. these events put san francisco on a national stage. every employee, supervisor stepped up and made both events

karen from uc davis school of veterinary medicine and an expert in water borne infections. the monterey bay aquarium were stranded daughters find sanctuary. when samplings of the same scientists uncovered not just one but a variety of threats. >>> unless he was and the shark was biting him not long ago dr. malik it will examine a dozen dead sea otters brought him with bright yellow comes and nice. even an animal that had just died when i would notice is that debt them about actually fall apart in money and she discovered how toxic algae found in a nearby fresh water lake had worked its way into the coastal sea water into the shellfish serving up a poisonous snack. >>> it can kill animals within 24 to 48 hours. nourished by cultural runoff. the bigger problem is how we manage our water resources on land. ken shapiro was forced to face to the different dilemma and parasites called plasma commonly found in house cats was ending up in sea otter is ravaging their brains. somehow this parricide gets from cat feces through rivers and estuaries and the coast where it is somehow out

reception >> the special olympics has been conducting porche runs leading up to the summer games at uc- daviscarried by a law- enforcement personnel. today will be able run from livermore to san ramon and another from fremont to alameda and a third from san francisco to alameda. a woman trapped under her dresser for four days, our neighbors may have saved her life >> simpson pulling off a surprise at the u.s. open but the joke was on him. ,, let's take a paint project from "that looks hard" to "that didn't take long". let's break out behr ultra... ...the number one selling paint and primer in one, now with stain blocker. each coat works three times harder, priming, covering, and blocking stains. let's go where no paint has gone before, and end up some place beautiful. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. behr ultra. now with advanced stain blocking, only at the home depot, and only $31.98 a gallon. >> welcome back. >> lawrence is checking the beautiful sunrise. we put him outside on top of the roof >> we do have the sun that is just about to come up but it will be much

police officers involved in the pepper spray incident at uc-davis last year will now have their names released to the public. the decision was made by an alameda county judge. you are looking at the scene from last november, that is when the police pepper sprayed occupied protesters in order to give him to move. the police union did not want the officers' names released for fear of harassment. they have one month to appeal this decision. erica is now standing by in the weather center with put a gorgeous forecast. >> erica: we did have a triple digits this month. we usually call it june gloom. but it will not be hot this week. temperatures mostly in the '70s and '80s. as we take a look at the numbers right outside the door we have 54 degrees over in hayward, upper 50s from now on view, low fifties for napa and the same goes for palo alto and walnut creek waking up to 54 degrees. as a look ahead looks like temperatures will mostly be in the '70s and '80s. we will see mostly sunny skies and clear conditions bay area wide. as we head into tomorrow, it will continue to be breezy in spots.

she is a lecturer at uc davis. she will lead the simpancy as it kicks off its 50th anniversary season. some children enjoyed a nutritious meal today thanks to a local school district. >> they launched their free brunch program. >> part of oursumer school program -- our summer school program and it is open to the program, 18 and under could get a free brunch. >> school officials say it is served at 10:30 a.m. every week day this summer. >>> a autopsy reveals a man suffered a hemorrhage when he was in custody. he was arrested on friday on public drunkenness charges. he was taken to the county jail where he collapsed and lost consciousness and he died that hospital saturday night. >>> the u.s. fish and wild life service expanded beaches that are critical to the survival of the snowy bird. it restores areas that was cut. it totals 24,000 acres. the obama administration agreed to development the new habit after it was sued. >>> cal fire are practicing drills to keep fire season under control but this fire today was no d

. >> i will be attending uc davis in the fall for biomedical engineering. >> the priorities?s and medical research. >> i had a something that never went away. bumps never went away. i started feeling fatigued. i was in shock. when he said cancer it immediately thought about images of death or being really sick. >> doctors diagnosed him with nonhodgkin's lymphoma just before sophomore year. chemotherapy treatments forced him to be home schooled. >> i'm not going let this hold me back i just wanted to keep going it and was rot moet vaited me to do a lot of the things. it was a big source of strength for me. >> despite the cancer treatments, nathan back on the campus the second semester of sophomore year, resuming his position as first tennor in a jazz ensemble. >> i played in the spring concert and bounced back like nothing ever happened. >> the make a wish foundation gifted him with a mand hand made saxsa phone from france. >> so excited and i ended up with it fr the rest of the concert. >> and his training helped him recover its nice and slow. tumbling and flipping. and this

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

. >>> new developments in the uc davis pepper spraying incident.what we can learn about the officers involved after >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. today the board of rupert murdoch's media empire is expected to approve a split. newspaper would become a separate company. fox entertainment operates another. thirst for mideast oil may be cut in half energy analysts say we may not need any mideast oil by 2035. auto dealers having their best june japanese automakers back in business sales are down 7% from last month. general motors hopes to spark sales later this summer with first minnie car the spark is being sold if -- -- other countries, gm targeting four-seater at urban markets. i'm rob nelson. >>> historic hand shake with major symbolic significance this morning. queen elizabeth shook hands this morning belfast with a former irish republican army commander martin mcginnis. his party sinn fein previously refused all contact with british royals in a long running break away attempt that ended five years ag

: the names of the police officers that are involved in the pepper spray of occupy protesters at uc- davisme out. the decision was made to do this by an alameda county judge, here's the scene from november 18th you can see the line of students and other protesters sitting there being sprayed at close range in the face back-and-forth by a police officer in right here, the police officers' union did not want the names release for fear of harassment now they have one month to appeal this decision. >> mark: right now about 90 officers cannot be deployed because of injury or illness that number often is about half of that. if it is because officers carry an incredibly huge work load. we spoke with the chief and he said that the department is working to fix the problem. >> this is a very poor nation. with a officers being now that means we have about 90 less officers able to manage what is going on in the city we are asking the city to fund an additional position to help manage the workers' compensation claims. we have also hired human-resources supervisor and her job is to help us organize some

a be loving staffer at uc-davis captured a moment on camera that could have been a first.as walking with a friend when she heard a be buzzing around them. she knew the be was about to sting him and with her camera she captured is very rare shot. take a look at this. the be trying to flee the scene but not able to sever the sting from the abdomen. kathy has picked up a gold award for her photograph. it is 6:26 a.m., a massive fire burned down an apartment complex under construction and now public transit is affected, we have team coverage. >> i just got the latest on the damage to the bart tracks. still no estimated time that it will be reopening. but we will tell you what factors they're dealing with, next. >> i am live at the olympic club, behind me is the driving range, some players preparing for an round no. 1 which is set to start in 45 minutes. how tou,,,, >> >> you are watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high- definition. >> good morning everyone, it is thursday june 14th. frank is live at the u.s. open and we will check in with him at just a moment. time now is 6:30 a

. >>> researchers at uc davis say they know why some tomatoes taste bland. it's because of a gene mutation. it was bred into almost all tomatoes to make them evenly red. the unintended consequences the green takes away -- the gene takes away the taste of the tomatoes. >>> 5:26. let's see what is happening on the roads. sal, what do you see? >> dave. >> yes. >> i grow tomatoes. mine taste great. >> i knew they would. >> let's take a look at what they have now. traffic is moving along very nicely. we are off to a good start on 680 and 580. 680 here on the sunol grade traffic is moving smoothly. let's go back to the desk. >> it will be a busy day on the roads today. the reason your commute could get a lot more crowded than usual. >> plus investigators are still trying to figure out what happened in a fatal police shooting. >> san francisco suspend sheriff continues to fight to keep his job. we'll tell you which of the sheriffs supporters and critics could be called to testify. ç6b >>> good morning, to you. welcome back. it's a friday, it's june 29th i'm dave cl

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

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

we're told an insect expert at uc davis will try to help that family get rid of the locusts this weekend> camping out for days. these people are lining up outside of a shoe store for something that doesn't go on sale until tomorrow. >>> what's keeping two libraries from opening for two years. >>> a live update for the chp on a freeway that's set to reopen after the weekend. >>> and which part of the weekend we'll see the warmest weather. >>> in san jose the city clerk says there's really no excuse for it he simply made a mistake. why that mistake may keep four libraries from opening for at least the next two years. >> reporter: four recently built libraries across san jose including this one are ready to open but if not due to budget cuts. save san jose libraries decided to collect signatures for an initiative to increase funding. but the city figured out they made a mistake. and they require double the signature. >> it was an error on our part and we apologize for that. >> reporter: state elections code requires 15% to change to charter. >> it was a simple error. there's no conspiracy o

a uc davis scientist told her perhaps the warm dry winter means less vegetation for the bugs to eat andeason the winter before more bugs were born. all that created a perfect storm. >> these are all dead. >> for now she catches as many as she can and drowns them in a pool of soapy poison. >> it is not funny or entertaining any more. it is not pleasurable. it is eating everything that i own. and i'm not happy. >> reporter: and there is cocoa still looking for more bugs. debbie applied for a permit with the state that allows her to use a pesticide similar to one used in africa to combat their locust problem. she won't be able to it apply to get her farm organically certified this year. >> a lot more still to bring you this hour. apple's newest computer demand outruns supply. an industry insider says it has everything that techies hate in one package.2" laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ mal

we're told an insect expert at uc davis will try to help that family get rid of the locusts this weekendt for days. these people are lining up outside of a shoe store for something that doesn't go on sale until tomorrow. >>> what's keeping two libraries from opening for two years. years. >>> you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> in san jose the city clerk says there's really no excuse for it he simply made a mistake. why that mistake may keep four libraries from opening for at least the next two years. >> reporter: four recently built libraries across san jose including this one are ready to open but if not due to budget cuts. save san jose libraries decided to collect signatures for an initiative to increase funding. but the city f

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

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

researchers at uc davis say they know the reason why. >> reporter: good morning on the richmond bridge traffic coming in and out of marin county. we will tell you more coming up. >>> researchers at uc davis say they discover the reason why some tomatoes taste so bland. they say it has to do with a gene mutation discovered by tomato breeders. researchers say the gene was bread into almost all tomatoes to make them evenly red. but the unintended consequence is the gene also takes away the tomato's sweetness and the findings could help plant breeders make better tasting tomatoes in the future. >>> both side in the foie gras is more committed thanever. state ban takes effect. former san francisco lawmaker john burton wrote the original legislation and he and animal writes advocates -- be a malrights advocates says -- animal rights advocates says force-feeding their the ducks is inhumane. >> is it feeling like friday light. >> reporter: it is. we are doing well and happy to report that. let's go out and take look at what we have at 880 north and southbound. there are people there, but it's

special olympics will be held in uc davis on friday. >> webb simpson is the new golf champion.n his first major yesterday. he shot a two under 68 in the final round. then he had to wait to see if his score would hold up. >> i never really wrapped my eye around winning. this place is so demanding. and so all i was concerned about was keeping the ball in front of me and make pars. >> tiger woods was tied at the top of the leader board on the start of saturday's third round but finished tied for 21st. >> webb simpson will remember his first major win for a strange moment during the trophy presentation. >> start but i knew that -- >> i'm not making this up. a fan dressed in a union jack, knit cap jumped in front of the camera and crowed like a bird as bob interviewed simpson. he was quickly pulled away. simpson didn't know if that was part of the deal. well we have complete coverage of the u.s. open on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. it includes pictures from the entire golf tournament. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> the toll plaza getting busier as you get t

. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> a judge in alameda county has ordered uc davis to release all of theicers involved in a pepper spraying case. john pike was caught on video pepper spraying some occupy protesters. the police officers union fought against publicizing any other officers names for fears they'd be harassed. by the sacramento bee sued claiming the sacramento public record's act. >>> republicans in congress are calling for a special council to investigate leaks to the media. leaks they claim may be putting our national security at risk. 31 republican senators have now signed a letter sent to attorney general eric holder. >> my hope is that we will have a truly independent investigation because you cannot investigate yourselves and claim you have no conflict of interest. >> in recent months reporters have learned of secret drone strikes an underwear bomb plot. president obama says he's offended at any suggestion that the leaks are coming from his administration. senators today questioned whether the justice department could impartially investigate the leaks. >> when you have

. >> i have friends that send out resume' is 8 hours per day, coming out of uc-davis with mathematics bachelor's degrees. >> areas like construction, government jobs, those are falling by the wayside still. >> it is too early to tell whether a recovery is falling by the wayside. analysts say that the u.s. will lead to at least 150,000 jobs next month to bounce back. or risks stalling on the road to recovery. if there is a bright side here is a drop in the price of oil. crude oil hit $83 per barrel on signs of economic slowdown and that brings gasoline down to a five month low. >> that is a pleasant thing. thanks. >> well, even though the economy is darkening, americans are buying more cars. chrysler said that sales jumped 30% in may, ford sought a 13% boost compared to last year. sales up 11% at general motors, the most popular vehicles all automobile makers were pickups and suvs. >> american voters say that the economy should be priority number one from the white house. and the jobs report may prove to be a major hurdle for president barack obama and his reelection chances in novembe

it's the so-called corpse flour and it's blooming right now at the uc davis botanical conservatory. the flour is said to smell like rotting flesh. both anists say the smell is to attract flies to help the plants reproduce. judging by the swished up noses it's clear the smell was pretty strong however the bloom is only expected to last through this evening. >>> a burglary caught on camera. the video captured by one bay area homeowner and the mess left behind by the burglar. >>> plus firefighters using small tools to practice look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to con

it's the so-called corpse flour and it's blooming right now at the uc davis botanical conservatory. the flour is said to smell like rotting flesh. both anists say the smell is to attract flies to help the plants reproduce. judging by the swished up noses it's clear the smell was pretty strong however the bloom is only expected to last through this evening. >>> a burglary caught on camera. the video captured by one bay area homeowner and the mess left behind by the burglar. >>> plus firefighters using small tools to practice for the next big fire. we'll show you the training underway right now in the south bay. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more p

this uc davis video shows researchers spreading sheets of rubber on the bottom of the lake tahoe. rubber is intended to smother an invasive species call the asian clam. >> this is the material that blocks the oxygen and the clams are underneath it. >> they are tiny but they have the potential to cause big problems. so a multi-agency task force is trying to control the clams before it's too late. they took an abc7 news crew out on the lake to show us how it's going. in some areas the clams are easily visible through a scope. >> every white dot we are looking at here is a dead clamshell. there are a lot more live ones underneath. >> we sped up the video so you can see how the clams bury themselves in the sand. there they go. they were first discovered in tahoe ten years ago and they spread fast. >> these guys can grow faster and more efficiently than the native clams. >> the clams encourage algae, by clouds the waters. their shells are sharp and makes beaches dangerous for the feet. but the most serious threat may be that the clams change the water chemistry so it's easier for other

this uc davis video shows researchers spreading sheets of rubber on the bottom of the lake tahoe. rubber is intended to smother an invasive species call the asian clam. >> this is the material that blocks the oxygen and the clams are underneath it. >> asain clams are tiny, but they have the potential to cause big problems. so a multi-agency task force is trying to control the clams before it's too late. they took an abc7 news crew out on the lake to show us how it's going. in some areas the clams are easily visible through a scope. >> every white dot we are looking at here is a dead clamshell. there are a lot more live ones underneath. >> we sped up the video so you can see how the clams bury themselves in the sand. there they go. they were first discovered in tahoe ten years ago and they spread fast. >> these guys can grow faster and more efficiently than the native clams. >> the clams encourage algae, by which clouds the waters. their shells are sharp and makes beaches dangerous for the feet. but the most serious threat may be that the clams change the water chemistry so it's ea

special olympics will be held at uc davis on friday. >>> hazardous material teams have capped a leakrodeo. contra costa county officials say a 35-foot rupture in a 1.5 million tank allowed a sulfur smelling leak to spread to the areas on friday. residents in benicia, martinez could smell the gas. ten people reported nausea and breathing problems during the leak. >>> 7:54. the 26-year-old, ceremonyson, won the u.s. open. he to wait in the clubhouse to see if his score would hold up. he waited in the locker room with his wife and watched graham miss the birdie putt that would send the open to a playoff today. >> i told myself don't get too excited, don't try to win. have you to go out there and try to make pars. that's kind of what i did. >>> tiger woods was tied -- tiger woods was tied at the top of the leaderboard but ended up finishing tied. there was a strain -- there was a strange interruption in the middle of the trophy presentation. >> i knew that -- i knew that -- >> that was a little weird. a fan dressed in a cap jumped in front and crowed as the man pulled away, simpson said

the event started about half an hour ago at uc davis.ver 900 athletes from all over northern california are competing in aquatics, bocce, tennis and track and field. the games are being held today and tomorrow from 8:00 to 4:00. admission is free. >>> good morning to you. better weather in the forecast for your weekend, assuming you like the blue skies, because that's what we have here looking over the bay. you can see a few clouds out there this morning, even the coast partly cloudy at this hour. partly to mostly cloudy areas near gilroy, as well as morgan hill. you'll be mostly sunny for the afternoon. we are going to remain cool. take a look at the pacific satellite view. notice this large low. this system is going to remain right about here through the weekend and that will continue to bring that cool onshore breeze. our numbers will remain anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees below normal. so for your saturday, partly cloudy skies. winds picking up in the afternoon. a little gusty in the hills this morning, but that's really about it. high

they are trained to find a 19-year-old uc davis student. deputies say she was last seen tuesday at a sacramento area business. her father says his daughter recently had a nervous breakdown during finals. here's a picture. if you have any information about where she is, contact the sheriff's department. >> 7:06. governor brown signed a budget that he says reflects tough choices that will help put california back on track. the governor's office says the budget closes a $15.7 billion deficit, but it relies on voters approving his proposed tax hikes in november, which would temporarily increase the state sales tax by a quarter cent. it would also raise income taxes on californians who make more than $250,000 a year. the governor says the budget will increase education funding by 14 percent for k-12 and community colleges if his tax plan passes. if it fails, there will be $6 billion in cuts -- and her cuts in education and social services. the budget also cuts state employee compensation costs by 5 percent for a savings of 800 million. it implem

occupy uc davis, occupy seattle.t people were willing to voluntary put themselves in harm's way and subject themselves to the result force in a way that widely communicated and change the world. it is high time we followed our great grandmothers leads and pass the equal rights amendment. [applause] this is a perfect opportunity for the use of mor power because the american public considers this, particularly older women, as innocent as it gets. whether we are or not, which would be great, but finally we cannot change consent that people cannot hear us. we have to build netrks so we can communicate with people. they can be any sort of communications mechanism. email, telephone, door-to-door, face-to-face. they can be the size of coffee cups -- thank you, starbucks. we have to build a communications network so we can communicate with the rest of the world. what can we do in the next year? i want to give you a set of things it would be possible to do in the next year to go on offense against the war on women. it is time