. >>> this morning albany police are hoping the release of new ever in the murder of a ucfs dental student will lead to the woman's killer. randhir kaur was found shot to death on monday in her apartment. police movie she was killed when she returnd to her apartment after attending temple. two miles away in richmond her driver's license and credit cars and bloody clothes were found in a trash can. that resident is not under suspicion. our reporter will have a report in the next half hour. >> a santa clara county judge will decide whether to file additional charges against a san jose police officer accused of raping a woman. the officer was rearrested last week after the district attorney moved to charge him with gun enhancement that could put him in prison for life. he was free on bail since the original arrest in march of 2014. the prosecutor say he rape add woman he met while responding to a domestic dispute call. he is on paid leave from the department. >> official san francisco 49ers defensive lineman mcdonald will sue the woman who accused him of rain. our media partners report that h

she was a student at ucf soft dental school. this is the first homicide to happen in albany in ten areas. the police department have assigned six investigators to the case. >> the san francisco branch of the ncaa will hold a news conference today to address the investigation into racist and homophobic text sent between police officers. four officers are accused of exchanging the text with a former police sergeant convicted of federal corruption charges. the texts were reveal by the federal prosecutors in an effort to convince a judge not to let him out of jail while he appeals the conviction. our reporter and gathering new details and will have a report in the next half hour. >> this morning a hearing will take place in san francisco quorum to review a decision to house a sexually violent predator in a walnut creek neighborhood. the 71-year-old moved into a home on walnut avenue in labor february and he was convicted in a series of sexual assaults against children in the late 80's and early 1990s much the addition outraged famil

she was a student at the dental school and there is a vigil tonight at ucfs. is the first homicide in albany in ten years. the police department has asigned six investigators to the case. >>> this morning a hearing will take place in san francisco court to review a decision to house a sexually violent predator in a walnut creek neighborhood. the 71-year-old moved and a home on walnut avenue in florida convicted in a series of sexual assaults against children in the 80's and 90's outraging families and the d.a. would has filed a motion to rehear the placement hoping to my him out of the neighbor. >> gang units of the san jose police department is investigating the vicious betting a milpitas teen in a parking lot at a mall. the attack on wednesday at the mall was unprovoked. two men asked him about gang affiliation before beating him the he is not in a gang. we talked to his dad this weekend and doctors are cautiously optimistic of a full recovery. police have surveillance video of the suspects from inside the mall. >> san jose police are asking the public to ke

we're going to instruct a ucf joint use facility there that will house between 10,000 and 15,000 studentsn the surrounding acres we want to develop a work live and play space. >> that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." we'll see you later. ♪ ♪ emily: by now, you know his story. the kid who started the social network in his harvard dorm room. grew it to 1.4 billion users. and became one of the wealthiest men in the world. but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet. since taking facebook public his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audicious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric hot air balloons to bring the internet to the

. >> albany police are investigating the murder of a 37-year-old student at ucfs.s found dead in her apartment on monday. the 37-year-old was in the last area of school at ucfs school of dentistry and found in a pool of blood with a bullet casing. neighborhoods her a gunshot on sunday but no one reported it because they did not realize what it was. >> we learned of this. it is shocking news. this is a very safe neighborhood. i am surprised to hear it. >> police have not said whether they have a suspect. no one has been arrested. >>> the city of berkeley will require liquor stores in certain areas to have surveillace camera as part of an effort to reduce climb. the or unanimous was approve -- the ordinance was approveed. and the stores must have cameras in working order after two homicides at liquor stores in 2013. >> there is a proposal to lay off teachers and increase class side. the public is invited to weigh in. parents and teachers spoke out last night against the cuts at a hearing. the district is facing a $2 million deficit. the board is considering a 4 perce

we are going to construct at ucf a joint-use facility there that will house between 10,000 and 15,000on the surrounding acres we want to develop a work live and play space. cory: that was orlando mayor buddy dyer. that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." catch our regular show weekdays 10:00 and 3:00 on the west, 1:00 and 6:00 on the east coast. we will see you later. ♪ . .

so we got together the city and ucf and created the florida interactive entertainment academy in one of our buildings and it's a graduate program for video gamers. and it has been very successful. it's now the second leading program of its type in the company. >> fairly interesting. when you look across the country -- because there's a silicon valley of colorado, and there's a silicon valley of the desert, and there's a silicon valley of the middle east. you name it everybody is trying to do a silicon valley. what is it that's so attractive to you in terms of economic development about technology? >> well, they're high-paying jobs in general. and it's -- we always want to look at the supplying our economy the session really emphasized that to us. two of our leading industries are tourism and home building and they were deeply affected during the recession. we have a great life sciences cluster and we didn't lose a single job in that industry during the recession. >> how do you figure out city budgets are rough. you've got quite limited resources. how do you figure out where to put $1

we are going to construct at ucf a joint-use facility there that will house between 10,000 and 15,000d on the surrounding acres we want to develop a work live and play space. cory: that was orlando mayor buddy dyer. that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." catch our regular show weekdays 10:00 and 3:00 on the west, 1:00 and 6:00 on the east coast. we will see you later. ♪ ♪ emily chang: by now, you know his story. the kid who started the social network in his harvard dorm room, grew it to 1.4 billion users, and became one of the wealthiest men in the world. but mark zuckerberg may not be done changing the world just yet. since taking facebook public his bets have only gotten bigger. spending billions expanding his empire into photos, messaging, even virtual reality. internet.org may be his most audicious bet yet. featuring an epic battle with google, drones, lasers, and stratospheric hot air balloons to bring the internet to the farthest corners of the earth and win billions of new users in the process.

. >> it is the eighth annual fundraiser at ucf children's hospital. >> 200 people have signed up to shaveay and tomorrow. they've helped to raise a quarter of a million dollars. but it's more than just the money. >> the simple act of shavinge inging helps these young patients. >> they see their parents and their friends and their doctors and nurses shave their heads: they feel such a connectedness to them. you understand. you understand for just a moment. >> some of the wonderful relatives they do every time. >> they say it's the non-government donor of childhood cancer brands around the world. and that is really a gesture of love. >> good for those people. and they look good, you know. >> that's going to do it for us. for allover us we appreciate your time, we >>> breaking news this friday night. authorities in ferguson coming before cameras. new clues, the widening manhunt after two police officers are ambushed. and the mayor says i'm not going anywhere. >>> and the landslide caught on camera. >> the power lines! >> families racing from their homes. millions bracing for flooding this we

three other buildings gladstones which is a non-profit, biotech that works with ucfs and real estate biotech and one has a ufc outpatient clinic as well and last building that was designed. it probably will not benefit from this. if you do the aerial again. it's the last building at the far left. that one the design for development actually limits it's height to the top of the freeway so it's not going to have any building above the freeway. this doesn't help it but it's part of those six buildings that would be affected on the street. with the kilroy, there is a reasonably good chance that we are going to end up with medical office buildings that would benefit finding from the freeway in the location with the hospital consistent with the market out there. >> i understand the way finding justification. commercial advertising on the other hand doesn't persuade me as much. >> i think one thing to add while we limited it's 200 feet on that frontage, they are only allowed to have 200 feet total for the building. the graphic that ethan showed you that's maximum that we do. we anticipate t

>>> new clues tonight in the mysteryos murder of a ucfs dem student. what detectives found. >>> what a mess. the message from golden gate national parks department after someone left behind all this trash at fort mason. >>> a clothing designer controversy. the interview that has caused a backlash. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening. i'm katie marzullo. new at 6:00 outrage after piles of trash were left all over a popular san francisco park. the golden gate national recreation area instagrammed this photo taken saturday at fort mason. sergio kin fan na is live at the park tonight. the park service trying to send a message with this. >> reporter: the park service was sounding a little ex-as sir operated. if you want to spend a great weekend, this is certainly the place to take in a great view of the golden gate bridge, and of course to catch a little sun but yesterday the mess was so bad the park service took to a few fferent social media platforms to express their exasperation at the people responsible. this was on the twitter feed. seously.

paul was in her final year of school at ucf school of dentist trip. >>> a story you will see only on abc7 news. an east bay student is back in class today nearly a month and a half after he was beaten unconscious by another student. abc7 news was with the parents and grand parents of 11-year-old nathan as they pleaded with the west contra costa school board to remove nathan's accused attacker from downer elementary school. the family says that boy, just 10 years old, attacked nathan once before and most recently gave him a concussion. he only got a five-day suspension. and that left nathan scared to return to school. this morning, his mother told abc7 news the pulley has been remove and nathan happy returned to school. >>> the california highway patrol reopened highway 280 northbound near los altos following a deadly crash early this morning during a rain storm. the chp says one car drifted toward the center divider and a second car hit the first car. one person was ejected and died at the scene. that crash happened just after 1:45 this morning near foothill expressway. >>> the early

. >>> a vigil is under way at ucf campus. friends are mourning the death of 37-year-old dental student who was found dead inside her albany apartment last week. investigators are hoping new clues will help them track down her killer. detectives say some of her belongs were found in a trash can in a richmond neighborhood. she was found shot to death last sunday. it is the first murder in albeeny in ten years. >> an east bay canine officer isn't sure what all of the fuss is about. he says anyone would have done what he did. on saturday night on his way to work he passed the tour bus. can you see, smoke, fire and teenagers on board. he called 911 and helped evacuate this bus. he went inside to make sure it was completely empty. >> that point, flames started coming up the side of the bus. you could see them from the passenger windows. and the smoke had already started entering the bus at that point. >> brave indeed. the deputy checked the seats and bathroom confirming that no one was on bird. he admits he was a little confused by

. >> a vigil is held in san francisco if a ucfs dental student found shot in her apartment. randhir kaur was killed it is believed when she returned to her apartment after attending temple. police are analyzing new evidence two miles away in richmond where they found her driver's license, credit cards and bloody collects in a resident's trash can. that resident is not under suspicion. this is the first homicide in a deck aid. >> the naacp. hold a news conference today to address the investigation into racist and homophobic text sent between police officers. four officers are accused of exchanging the text with a former sergeant who was convicted firm corruption. the texts were revealed by reports in an effort to convince a judge not to let sergeant out of jail while he appeals. >> east bay mud is flushing out waterways during "fix a week leak," partnering with hardware stores to find and fix leaky sources the common source of indoor water waste and providing free tablets that you put in the tank and if there is a leak it turns blue. there are leak detection workshops to fix

. >>> the ucfs school of dentist try issue add statement saying we are saddened at the loss of randhir paul. our hearts go to her family and trends. >> berkeley will require liquor stores in some areas do have next to reduce violent crime. the ordinance was approved laugh night and stores that have cameras have to ensure they are in working order. the idea has been in the works since two homicides in 2013. businesses now have six months to comply with the new law. >> happening tone the school district is set to discuss a controversial proposal to lay off teachers and increase class size and the public is invited to weigh in and parents and teachers spoke out at pack side middle school during a public hearing last night. the distribute is facing $2 million deficit. board members are considering a 4 percent pay cut for teachers and increasing classroom size to 31 students for teachers so 17 positions could be eliminated. >> i don't understand how all of the press releases can say we are getting more money how can you be so far in the hole as we have been? >> if the board approves the lay

. >> additional officers are joining the investigation into the mysterious murder of a ucfs dental studentce discover new evidence: he personal belongings in richmond two miles from her home in albany. amy hollyfield? >>> police are hoping by release this information it will generate some new leads and help them. police say they found a coat hand back inside a richmond trash can with an i.d. and credit cards and a bag of blood-stained clothing. it all belonged to murder victim 37-year-old randhir kaur. she was found last week inside her home with a gunshot wound to the head. investigators say the

. >>> new clues tonight in the mysteryos murder of a ucfs dem student. what detectives found. >>> what a mess. the message from golden gate national parks department after someone left behind all this trash at fort mason. >>> a clothing designer controversy. the interview that has caused a backlash. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening. i'm katie marzullo. new at 6:00 outrage after piles of trash were left all over a popular san francisco park. the golden gate national recreation area instagrammed this photo taken saturday at fort mason. sergio kin fan na is live at the park tonight. the park service trying to send a message with this. >> reporter: the park service was sounding a little ex-as sir operated. if you want to spend a great weekend, this is certainly the place to take in a great view of the golden gate bridge, and of course to catch a little sun but yesterday the mess was so bad the park service took to a few different social media platforms to express their exasperation at the people responsible. this was on the twitter feed. serious

he was last seen in a 2006 gray nissan altima with license plate 5 ucf 010. be on the lookout for that. >>> several people were injured in a crash after a driver tried to escape from u.s. marshals. the crash happened at 23rd avenue at 11:0030 a.m. police say the marshals tried to stop the man as he got into a car minutes before the female driver took off. police say she ran a red light at 23rd and foothill and then slammed into a paratransit van. pictures from the oakland tribune show the impact of that collision. it is a mess there. a 4-year-old girl in the back of the woman's car was injured. so were several people in the van. the suspect and driver were arrested. >>> high school students in richmond held a protest today over the firing of a pea loved teacher. the students are a part of the law academy at dean za high school. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi dan. well, all quiet here now but quite a noisy day all day long as these students staged a walkout. this is the time of year the district lets probationar

she was a dental student at ucfs. investigators say she was shot once in the head and there were no signs of forced entry into her apartment. personal items belonging to her were found in a trash can in the city of rich mon. police are asking anyone who saw anything suspicious sunday or monday to contact authorities. >>> it cooled off a bit around the bay area. meteorologist mark tomeo is here with a look at the temperatures, a chance for sprinkles? >> a weak system to our north. a big dropoff in the temperatures. yesterday, we were talking about the records in the 80s, even a few spots around 90 degrees today, a completely different story. most areas coming down a good 10-15 degrees from yesterday's readings, look at that san francisco temperature, down 18 degrees from yesterday's 84 degrees so, a big dropoff, especially in the san francisco with the 66 showing up. here's a live camera looking out towards san francisco, still some haze out there, a few high clouds, patchy fog near parts of the coastline, one one of t

a 37-year-old student at ucfs, randhir paul, was found dead if her apartment on machine. she was in her last year of school at the school of dentistry and found in a pool of blood with a bullet casing nearby. neighbors her gunshot on sunday but no one reported it because they does not realize what it was. >> just learned of this. it is shocking much this is a safe neighbor. i am surprised to hear it. >>> police have not said if they have a suspect. at this point, no one has been arrested. >> silicon valley's largest water agency is having second thoughts of a proposed rate hike in the face of customer outcry. officials with the santa clara water district suggested reducing the proposed rate hike this year from 31 percent to 19 percent and the small are rate hike works if the agency adjusted the transfer of funds foe seismic repairs on the anderson dam and left staff vacancies open. the board will vote in may. >> hillary clinton is facing pressure of her decision to use her private e-mail to conduct government business when she served as secretary of state. she said lookin

and demonstrating how they could bias case he called on a young ucf student recently robbed at his apartment. >> when we called the police, the police accused us of drug dealing. and that was the reason they thought we were robbed. >> hidachi said if these officers who texted the gay, homophobic and racist pressages are brought back in to testify against a person of color or gay or lesbian person the convictions would likely be overturned and there are a thousand cases over the past ten years that are likely to be reviewed. reporting from the hall of justice, mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> very complicated. thank you. >>> a murder trial is under way in the east bay for the man accused of killing federal public defender sandra coke. it's been nearly two years since coke's body was found in park. coke and alana had a long on and off relationship and even a daughter together. prosecutors say alana killed coke in 2013 and her last phone call to her daughter coke said she was with alana looking for her dog. her body was found in the back of a park nearly a week after she disappeared. >> stud

jahi mcmath's family will file the lawns against ucfs children's hospital oakland. the family claims officials wanted to turn off lie support machines and pressured them into signing off on donating her organs. the 13-year-old was pronounced brain dead three days after throat surgery in december of 2013 she track transferred do new jersey with around-the-clock care. >> painful announcement for sierra lamar believed kidnapped and murdered three years ago as the wheels of justice turn for the killer accuseed. >>> the latest meeting spot for the sent are for sierra lamar are here at the center but they will end in about a week and a half. it has been three years since sierra lamar went missing on the way to school. to this day volunteers have been meeting ofly week trying to find her but her father said it is time to stop. the last scheduled church is saturday march 14. they are not giving up but they have run out of viable search areas. the coordinator has been part of the effort from the going. this has been in closure those who have been involved say they are holdin

california license plate 5 ucf 010. the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> more breaking news for you out of san francisco. major delays on b.a.r.t. this evening. service has been halted because of some sort of police activity. at this point it's unclear exactly why police are somehow between the tracks or an that station. b.a.r.t. riders should expect delays soon. these could be significant delays so you might want to plan some other route to get home. as soon as we know more about what's happening, we'll bring it to you. >>> well harassed pressure. that's how one of silicon valley's venture capital firms says she felt while working at kleiner perkins. the firm being roasted by ellen pooh on the stand today. he' recounting how she was treated after reporting sexual harassment. mark matthews joins us from san francisco where that trial is underway. >> reporter: ellen pao began telling her side of the story and she ended this afternoon in describing a trip to new york in which kleiner perkins partners on the a

. >>> some are going bare today to raise money for the children's cancer research center at ucf's children'sope to raise a quarter of a million dollars. but it's about more than just the money. doctors say the simple act of shaving really helps the young cancer patients. >> when our patients come up and they see their parents and their friends or their doctors and nurses shave their heads they feel such a connectedness to them and they feel that, you know, you understand. you understand just for a moment. >> this is the largest nongovernment donor of childhood cancer grants around the world. what a great cause. >>> all right. final check of weather. >> well, it looks very warm out there today. but not the entire weekend. today is the warmest day. perhaps some records, 15 degrees above average for oakland and fremont today. 83 in san jose. 70 on the coast. but the high clouds favor the north bay. maybe a sprinkle there tomorrow. and we'll see partly cloudy skies throughout next week as well with 60s and 70s. above average. and the official start of spring is next friday. >> all right. thank y

ucf mechanical brand jury albert. he and his non-profit limit less design the arm. to him by skype tonight. he's in germany on a full bright scholarship but with alex for this moment last week in georgia georgia. >> we're thrilled to be part of it and we're trying to help kids around the world so our goal is to go to the u inform and unicef and help them help with the project and there's a lot of children in need around the world went want to be a part of that solution. >> wow! that's pretty cool. >> nice hand shake. >> all right. shake my -- >> oh, my gosh. >> they are already part of alex's solution. >> all the time i would just say thank you. thank you and thank you. because they helped me so much fit into the group. i just like them so much. >> tracy jason -- >> one more hand shake. >> reporter: fox news. >> what great story. >>> some philadelphia pre-school students get a chance to play dr. today. students from bright side academy spenting time with staff from saint christopher's hospital for children. their job to run a teddy bare clinic. doctors say it's a fu

of what happened to their 13-year-old daughter after what's been described as a botched surgery at ucf children's hospital in oakland. you might recall back in december 2013 a doctor operated on jahai's nose and throat to alleviate her sleep apnea. when she came out of surgery she began coughing up buckets of blood. the suit claims two nurses contradicted each other how to stop the bleeding and refused the parents' initial request for a doctor. she allegedly bled for five hours, lost two pints of blood. doctor finally arrived, the teenager suffered a heart attack. the hospital eventually declared her brain dead and according to the suit started hounding her parents to sign over for an organ donation and allegedly approaching the mother when she was praying for her daughter inside the hospital chapel. the hospital won't comment on pending litigation but did tell the bay area news group their hearts go out to the family. the family believes jahai is not brain dead, that she has limited brain function. she remains on machines in an apartment in new jersey where nurses tend to her 24 hours

he was last seen in a 2006 gray nissan altima with license plate 5 ucf 010. stay with abc7 news for any breaking updates. as always follow us on twitter, abc7 news bay area, as we continue to update this story. good afternoon, everybody. i'm larry deal. >> i'm anna dates. >>> the other story, the boisterous crowd out of a richmond high school. president clinton chanting president clinton president clinton >> hundreds of students went on a day-long walkout demanding the school district reverse the decision to fire a popular teacher. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at de anza high school in richmond with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi there. some students still out here seven hours after their demonstration began. these students walk into class and leave for the day. they stayed right here at a sit-in and demonstration. administrators here were sent a loud message. >> what do we want? >> reporter: they walked out of class after the first bell hundreds of students from richmond's de anza high school upset that a beloved teacher won't be back next yea

. >>> a ucf worker being accused of filming co-workers inside a restroom with a hidden pen camera.mount zion campus in the pulmonary and sleep practice office. investigators say 34-year-old keen lamb was arrested. they found video of five of his female co-workers. the district attorney's office says the women were very upset and victimized for months. >> at the end of the day, that is why these cases are viewed so seriously, and ha is why we charge them when we have the evidence to do so. >> according to a report by ucsf lamb says he looked at the videos to satisfy a personal per vision. one victim tells us he no longer works there. lamb is free on bail while his case is pending. >>> a judge in san francisco has tossed out a drunk driving case against a former firefighter. two years ago investigators say michael quinn was driving a fire truck when it hit motorcyclist jack frazier. he was seriously injured. police say blood alcohol tests on quinn weren't done until six hours later and showed he was above the legal limit, but the judge says the delay in testing was too long and there

because ucf was behind it doing the 3-d printing. 30 to 50 hours of work to actually make this bionics. how did this unfold for you? >> it started last year around august. and i was just kind of looking for something to do for him, you know, just get him an arm somehow. and we were going to actually make it ourselves with a 3-d printer so i had one ordered. and i had a little hand made. and then it was a little bit out of what i could do. and so i contacted albert and i said, you know, what about what do you think about helping me said i will do you one better. >> robert downie jr. to deliver it you are able to see tony stark. when you tried it on for the first time, what did you think when you put it on and started to move it? can you show us how you can move it here on camera for us? >> >> well -- >> -- ready? >> wow that's awesome. obviously mom you wanted to get an arm so he could ride a bike. have you been able to do that yet alex? >> um not all the time because. >> have you been riding a bike though yet. >> i haven't ridden a bike with my arm yet. >> working on it it? >> working