and soap ,ucfs -- and so ucfs has been an incredible partnership for department. [applause] >> thank you. it is such an honor to be here today, to represent the over 2000 employees who work here on this campus and come here every day to provide the best service people can in partnership with the city. it is one of our major sites, not only for delivering health care, but also for teaching the bank in all of these schools -- the school of medicine, the school of nursing, the school of pharmacy, and the graduate school. this is a site that is important to all of us in terms of having cutting edge research. we have over $250 million on this campus as well as 800 people who work here doing research that will lead to the improvement of our health and the future. so, with this partnership, i am just so pleased looking out on this wonderful crowd to be here and to also say thank you for all the work that you dare. thank you. >> i would like to recognize the vice counsel of planning and who is working with us throughout this process. it is such an honor to work with the h

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. >>> well, brace you're if you're heading out to the ucf campus, it may look more like a horror film than a college campus this morning. students dressed as zombies will meet uc regents who are meeting to address the government's tax initiative and its impact on education. today in l.a.'s bob redell is live with more on the very unusual demonstration. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. a demonstration that's already drawn security out here, a lot of police just arrived here at the mission bay campus here in san francisco to provide security for this morning's uc board of regents meeting that's going to take place later this morning. they are expecting protests that could look a lot like the walking dead. take a look and see what i'm talking about. several students are expected to dress up like zombies to protest what they say is the death of higher education. they're upset that today the board is expected to raise the fees for students in professional degree programs and that they could eventually be a 20% hike in tuition for undergrads. >> we're back from the living debt, to sho

students planning a zombie protest at ucf this morning. uc regents meet on the potential for future division hikes. this morning, bob redell was brave enough to go out there and go to the mission bay campus with more on this undead demonstration. bob, are you doing all right there, pal? >> reporter: i am. good morning to you, john. the uc board of regents meeting takes place a little bit later this morning here at the mission bay campus, and you're expected to have several students dress like charlie eaton. why the zombie makeup, charlie? >> well, the uc regents have been killing students with these tuition increases, 300% in the last two years. it's a deabt sentence. we're coming back from the debt and back from the dead to say, no more tuition increases, no matter what happens this year. >> reporter: the board or the finance committee is expected to vote for a possible 5% increase on the professional degree programs. as far as the 20% across the board, they're not voting on that today. that's something that could happen down the line. do