raphor, and the founder of the human adaptation department of artificial intelligence at the university of berkeleytwo authors of a book about modern artificial intelligence that has been published in more than 1,500 universities at it is used in 135 countries of the world. what does it say about why we signed this letter that we do not know how artificial intelligence and related systems work and we do not know the ability of this phenomenon and therefore we cannot control them. slow training and management, the harms of these artificial intelligence products have also been revealed, like a man in belgium who killed himself using the instructions of artificial intelligence . robots to it is measured to be able to machine the human brain without them knowing, in that case it will suppress people's rights. the electric perspective of artificial intelligence functions in england has added to the range of concerns. new technology promotes anti-human behaviors such as racism or hatred of a person. this is the reason why we believe that human society should be given a chance so that it can formulate and

what does the university of berkeley say about why it signed this letter ? i signed it because we do not know how artificial intelligence and related systems work, and we do not know the capabilities of this phenomenon, and therefore we cannot control them . company the engineered arts of england are also worth considering, considering that it will become strong enough to manipulate the human brain without them knowing. anti-human behavior such as racism or hatred of a nation should touch the same lips and we believe that human society should be given a chance to be able to formulate and apply appropriate regulations regarding the use of artificial intelligence and related products so that artificial intelligence instead of harming man helping man on foot many experts and people are aware of the benefits of artificial intelligence, but at the same time, they are also aware of its dangers. one of the most important concerns is the spread of false news and deep frauds by artificial intelligence experts in the uk . they know that it is necessary to ensure that t

rafor, and the founder of the human adaptation department artificial intelligence in the university of berkeley says the following about the reason for signing this letter: i signed the desired program because we do not know how artificial intelligence and related systems work, and we do not know the capabilities of this phenomenon, and therefore we cannot control them. in the english engineered arts company, it is also conceivable that the robots will become strong enough to machine the human brain without them knowing. anti-human such as racism and or hatred of a people, for this reason, we believe that human society should be given a chance to formulate and apply appropriate regulations on the use of artificial intelligence and related products, so that instead of harming humans, artificial intelligence helps many people. experts and people are aware of the benefits of artificial intelligence, but at the same time they are afraid of its dangers. the most important concerns are the spread of false news and deep frauds . artificial intelligence experts in england consider it necessary to discu

. >>> the university of berkeley or just cal they decided the many names are too confusing, a 19 memberrce was established and they came up with an 18 page written report. here is the conclusion, the sports teams should be referred to as cal berkeley. the academic, uc berkeley. all right. >>> 49ers defense was in midseason form last sunday against the steelers. we all saw that. one thing that the head coach wishes they did differently. matt lively explains in today's red and gold report. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >>> the 49ers defense paddled the test in week one. giving up 7 points to the steelers on the road. this week, a tougher test against the mcvay-led offense. stafford is healthy and threw for 341 yards. stafford will have his work cut out for him against the 49ers defense. san francisco and the steelers quarterback picken including there one. trying the lateral, going back, well, hey, head coach shanahan was not a fan. >> and the guy in front of him. now, he thought he was faster than him. but it was a good set up for the option. if the guy was behind him. s

rafor, and the transfer of the human adaptation department of artificial intelligence at the university of berkeley about why signing this letter says that we don't know how artificial intelligence and related systems work and we don't know the capabilities of this phenomenon and therefore we can't control them . it is thought that artificial intelligence and robots will become strong enough to machine the human brain without them knowing . that's it for a people to clap we believe that human society should be given a chance to formulate and apply appropriate regulations regarding the use of artificial intelligence and related products , so that artificial intelligence replaces humans with the help of human beings . many experts and people are aware of the benefits of artificial intelligence, but at the same time, one of the dangers of this building is one of the most important concerns and the spread of false news and deep frauds . artificial intelligence experts in england consider it necessary to discuss and investigate the complex and multifaceted aspects of the development of artificial intell

reich is a former labour secretary under president bill clinton and now professor of economics at berkeley, universityt impact the last government shutdown in 2018/2019 had on the economy. it cost american taxpayers, and the american economy, anywhere from $11—$15 billion, and it put a lot of people out of work temporarily. paycheques were not delivered, even to members of the armed forces. it disrupted a lot of people's lives when these things happen. i have personally been involved in two shutdowns over the last 30 years. there is a great deal of human suffering that is unnecessary. it is embarrassing when these things happen. it is embarrassing to talk to you all in the uk about it, because this is not the way to run a government. the rate at which prices are rising in the eurozone has dropped to an almost two—year low. the rate of inflation for september in the 20—nation single currency bloc rose by an annual rate of 4.3%, according to the latest eurostat data, that's down from 5.2% last month and the lowest rate since october 2021. let's cross live now to agnese 0rtonali, europe analyst at the ec

robert reich, former us labor secretary under president clinton, now professor at the university of california, berkeleyrrent offer of a 20% raise doesn't look fair when executives have seen their payouts increase by more than double that. what is a fair offer? the ceos, chief executive officers of the big three, they have seen their pay go up about 44% over the last four years and it's notjust them but the top executives under them. there has been in every major auto manufacturer a huge amount of money going to buy back stocks, shares of stock to keep the share prices up which is a big subsidy to major investors, so if i were a worker i would say to myself, "wait a minute, what about me?" "my wages in the last ten years have gone up about 6%. "i am the last person who is being "thought about here and i have a lot of wages "and benefits to make up for." patrick george is editor—in—chief of insideevs, which provides news on the electric vehicle industry. thank you very much forjoining me. it is good to see you. we are expecting this next phase in the strike action to potentially go ahead unless there is

artificial intelligence or iran the founder of the human adaptation department of artificial intelligence at berkeley university one of the two authors of the book about modern small artificial intelligence that is used in more than 1,500 universities in 135 countries of the world says the following about why he signed this letter: we do not know about artificial intelligence and related systems. how do they work and we don't know about the ability of this phenomenon and therefore we can't control them, develop intelligent products that educate and manage themselves, the harms of these artificial intelligence products have already been revealed, mr. in belgium using guidance and the hand of artificial intelligence killed itself, the words of america, the robot made in the english engineered arts company is also worthy of consideration, and considering that it is sized to be able to machine the human brain without them knowing, in that case, the rights of the people of the society will be suppressed. some of the functions of artificial intelligence in the uk have added to the scope of new concerns to promote ant

(gentle music) >>> it's an age-old debate, what do you call the university of california's flagship campus that is located in berkeley of course. the university recently commissioned a task force to clear up the confusion, now we've got the results. the issue cames down to this, in the academic realm, the university is usually called uc berkeley but when it comes to athletics, teams are mostly referred to as cal. officials wanted to settle on one name after a survey found that two thirds of the country thinks cal and uc berkeley are actually two separate places and the task force recommends that the school use berkeley as its primary brand and refer to athletic programs as cal berkeley. >> that is too long, it needs to be quick. that is another issue. it has to go in cheer, you know what i mean? we have some opinions on this. that would include a revamp of the classic logo which is always hard to redo the logo because it is tied to the school. >> i know a lot of people that go there and they always say cal. san francisco firefighters were in union square today as a practice run for tomorrow's big event. over 60 peopl

yavari, which we talked about, we were seeing now that he is a graduate of berkeley university, chamran is a medalist of the world computer olympiad. i would like to mention 45 to your service, which is a highly documented portrait of these people. we are serious about their lives, their interests, their entertainment. i think that very good things will happen, and if this happens , you will know the other side, and the question will be whether i will become dr. ali rajaee, another one, another one. ali rajaee, what else is he doing now, the professor of tarbiat modares university, we had a vacancy in the province that you are working in this way, mr. dr. eftekhari, you are in the same program as iran . i am a graduate of allameh hali school in tehran. in the student period and corps students in the competition

university of hawaii at, manoa, former bear and professor in environment and the at the high meadows environment institute at princeton university and a permanent senior at the university of california, berkeley, and where she previously professor gerhart has been awarded fellowships by the fulbright commission. the national endowment for the humanities, the newberry library and the rachel carson center. she's held visiting appointments at columbia university, the free university in berlin, and also at harvard. she's an environmental journalist covering the annual u.n. climate negotiations, domestic renewable energy legislation and sea level rise, all with a focus on environmental justice. she's been published under the name tina gerhart and grist story, the guardian, the nation and sierra, among other venues. she's editor of climate change, hawaii and the pacific review with duke university press. right now. and she's the author of change atlas of islands a rising ocean. and it's so fantastic. this book has come to fruition is finally here and it's beautiful. and i hope you all will be able to spend a lot of time with this important book. i want to thank you, christina, and i want to thank y

of intelligence. synthetic in berkeley university and one of the two authors of the book about modern artificial intelligencesed by more than 1,500 universities in 135 countries of the world . what do they say about why they signed this letter? they signed that we do not know how artificial intelligence and related systems work. and we do not know about the ability of this phenomenon, and therefore we cannot control them. we can conceive artificial intelligence products that can train and manage themselves . the harms of these artificial intelligence products have already been revealed. intelligence artificially killed itself, the words of america, the robot made in the english engineered arts company is also worth considering if they know that it is a slow device, in that case the rights of the people of the society will be suppressed. anti-human behavior such as racism or hatred of a nation, for this reason, we believe that human society should have an opportunity to formulate and apply appropriate regulations on the use of artificial intelligence and related products, so that artificial intelligence inste

let's discuss this with steven fish, professor of political science at the university of california berkeleythe election in poland isjust weeks away. is this a move by the polish government simply a move to win votes? it the polish government simply a move to win votes?— move to win votes? it is, in fact the _ move to win votes? it is, in fact the law _ move to win votes? it is, in fact the law and _ move to win votes? it is, in fact the law and justice - move to win votes? it is, in. fact the law and justice party fact the law and justice party the governing party has a very large constituency among farmers, and small town and rural voters generally but on the other hand, it is not clear this is a very smart move on the part of law and justice party. in a sense this really kind of shows this party poss mac hand, we have to keep in mind the law and justice party which has been in power in poland since 2015 has dragged poland since 2015 has dragged poland back away from democracy and toward something that is closer to the vladimir putin model, not nearly as far as putin has done but this part

scientist to stop rafoor and the founder of the department of human adaptation of artificial intelligence at berkeley universityand one of the two authors of the book about modern artificial intelligence . it is used by more than 1,500 universities in 135 countries of the world . what do they say about why they signed this letter ? related to that, how do they work and we don't know about the ability of this phenomenon and therefore we can't control them, i can't impregnate artificial intelligence products that can train themselves and manage themselves. the harms of these artificial intelligence products have also been revealed now, like mr. in belgium. at the guidance and instructions of artificial intelligence killed itself, america's words, the robot made in the english engineered arts company is also worthy of consideration , it makes devices from the human brain without them knowing, in that case, the rights of the people will be suppressed. some functions of artificial intelligence in england in addition to the range of concerns, everyone is worried that this new technology will promote anti-human behavi

in history from the university of california, berkeley. this evening, she will be discussing about her book. i can't wrap it up in there. it's on the screen here. i thought it was up there. i can't wait to call you my wife. all right. african american letters of love and family in the civil war era. this book illuminates the struggles of african-americans who spent the civil war trying to hold their families together through letters, family, family members exchanged despite harsh laws against literacy and brutal practices of of separating families. this work explores how african-americans found ways to write to each other against all odds. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming our author. thank you, gavin. i am so delighted to be here. this is one of my favorite research places, i have to tell you. and i want to thank olivia, who has been so instrumental in coordinating all of this. and heather rockwood. i don't know if i've met heather yet, but we've met on email and others who helped put this whole event together. thank you

the professor of information at berkeley university explains how people go to images very quickly. the use of this false information happens in the first few minutes, because that's when he realizes the wrong content. it answers the question of what is the danger of this trust. there is so much fake news that no one will understand what is right and what is wrong. ali's departure made more efforts. for example, this is the solution of the singapore government based on the new singapore law . social media like facebook should content pages are published by declaring them dangerous and removing comments that are contrary to public interests. the european union has also developed an action plan to fight against false information for several years , and in it , it examines various aspects such as increasing audience awareness, transparency, and the credibility of platforms. the labeling of the content produced by artificial intelligence has also been made mandatory, but legislation is not enough, according to valizazi, the audience should treat the content published in the virtual space

of the pac-12. the university itself is considering a rebrand of stortz. uc berkeley test but i find that from in the ways the school is present. the students refer to as berkeley or uc berkeley but the sports teams are referred to as cal. that divide has some people thinking that berkeley and cal are not the same but are separate schools. but they are not. the idea of merging the names to call the athletics department cal berkeley athletics is being considered. just a suggestion at this point in the formal name has not changed. >>> hard to miss. a big celebration brought thousands to san francisco sunset district. i will be joined by the city leader you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. >>> to allie's in san francisco

. >>> harley shikin is a professor at university of california at berkeley, an expert on labor and thelobal economy, joining me from switzerland. so good to have you with us. what are the ways the united auto workers' historic strike could impact the u.s. economy? >> it could impact in many ways. and it is truly a historic strike. first, the auto industry is about 3% of the gdp of the entire economy. that doesn't sound like much, but it affects so many other industries. and in the key states such as michigan, it's about 7% of the economy. if the strike lasts a long time, we could see some serious economic slowdowns in key sectors. >> would you go as far as to say that it could push the country into a recession? >> probably not. it would be more minimal on a national level. but the last time there was a strike, uaw strike against general motors, in 2019, it pushed the state of michigan into a recession for a quarter. and that's not incidental from where we sit right now. michigan is a critical battleground state. so michigan in a recession could be damaging to president biden. >> from a

berkeley. the university created a task force to see if they should switch the name and found that a lot of people don't know that uc berkeley and cal are the same school. the task force thinks changing the name will cut down on confusion. right now it is unclear if the university will make that change. i don't silicates that they give a change. >> >> if you referred to cal it was the sports and the university is uc berkeley. university is uc berkeley. so now they are blending the alaska airlines $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪ ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in calif

intelligence or stopped funnel kondan, the founder of the human adaptation department of artificial intelligence at berkeley university, says the following about why he signed this letter: i signed the opinion that we do not know how artificial intelligence and related systems work and we do not know the ability of this phenomenon, and therefore we cannot control them. let's say america's words, the robot made in england's stomach art company is also worth thinking about. this nightmare is that the artificial intelligence of robots becomes so large that it can manipulate the brains of humans without them knowing. the prospect of some artificial intelligence functions in england on the domain bahadri is worried that this new technology will promote anti-human behavior such as racism or hatred of a third, and we believe that human society should be given a chance to formulate and apply appropriate regulations regarding the use of artificial intelligence and related products. many experts and people are aware of the benefits of artificial intelligence, but at the same time , it is also dangerous. the publication of false

university in 1982 and a ph.d. in computer science from stanford in 1986. he joined the faculty of the university of california berkeley where he is a professor and formally leach air of electrical engineering and computer sciences and the holder of the smith chair and engineering director of the center for human compatible a.i. and director of the happily center for ethics, science, and the public. he's also served as an adjunct professor of neurological surgery at you see san francisco. again, many honors and recognitions, all of you. in accordance with the custom of our committee, i'm going to ask you to stand and take an oath. do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. . mr. amodei, we will begin with you. >> excuse me. chairman blumenthal, ranking member hawley, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the risks and oversight of a.i. with you. anthropic is a public benefit corporation that aims to lead by example in developing techniques to make a i systems safer and more controll

to develop any artificial intelligence or raphor stop human artificial intelligence at berkeley university and one of the two authors of the book about modern artificial intelligence is used in more than 1,500 universities in 135 countries of the world . about why he signed this letter, he says how artificial intelligence and related systems work and the ability we don't know about this phenomenon and therefore we can't control them. we can impregnate artificial intelligence products that train and manage themselves. the harms of these artificial intelligence products have already been revealed , like mr. in belgium, using the guidance and instructions of artificial intelligence. killing the words of america the robot made in the uk's meaningful arts company is also conceivable that artificial intelligence and robotics will become strong enough to machine the human brain without them knowing , in that case the rights of the people of the society will be suppressed. the electric vision of intelligence functions. in england, artificial intelligence has added to the range of concerns, anti-human behavio

the university of california regents is looking for a security upgrade after the university of california president's home in berkeley has become a target of racist graffiti and vandalism. i'm michael drake. is the uc system's first black president. he and his family live in a home on claremont boulevard. it has a new fence around it, but vandals have jumped the fence. there had been a suggestion to buy a $13 million home in nearby piedmont for drake. regents rejected the idea last month by a 13 to 7 vote and said they'll arrange for better security. time is now 705. we'll new this morning, we're learning that most of the high rise building windows in san francisco that were either broken or damaged during storms last march had problems with them even before the storms hit san francisco building commission will get a report today showing there were seven high rise buildings that had window damage and 30 of the 31 windows invested statewide could have been prevented if problems had been identified and had been fixed before the storms. the problems range from debris hitting the windows to thermal stress and window hard

of the complex. a task force at uc berkeley recommends the university officially rebranded sports teams with the namel berkeley. the idea here is to reduce confusion outside of california and allow it to stand out from other california universities here at home. there's no word on whether uc berkeley will consider rebranding its sports teams. another big game concert at levi stadium could top beyonce and taylor swift in terms of sheer numbers of fans. ed sheeran is coming to the stadium in santa clara on saturday at levi's stadium. officials tell the mercury news the show is expected to bring in more than 70,000 fans, surpassing beyonce at 50,000. and taylor swift at 58,000. they say this is due to the type of stage that sheeran uses, which allows seats to be set up all around the stage. sharon plays the fox theater in oakland tonight at santa clara, will now limit tours of levi's stadium after two city council members were criticized for accepting free 49ers tickets. the city council voted to limit the number of tours anyone can take in one year to two tours. this comes after a civil grand jury accu

berkeley. if you've heard them before, they may have come from the university of california or baylor's, the pharmaceutical company. but this is the first time the city of berkeley has had its own siren system on. that's the sound of berkeley's new siren system. the latest installation of emergency communications tools the city will be using in the event of a disaster. what we've learned is that we really need to have as many different ways to communicate with people as possible. and this was one tool that was missing in the city of berkeley. deputy fire chief david sprague says the outdoor warning system that's been in the works for the past three years is finally operating. i think lahina really drove home that this is an important tool in our toolbox of ways to notify the community. attention. ten sirens were installed throughout the city with the first round of testing beginning sunday. it's a blunt tool to alert the community that something is happening and we need them to get more information because an action is required. the sirens will work in tandem with the existing communication tools. the sire

this country very well, but what i see now is monstrous, berkeley, the largest university, the closest university campus, this is the center ofgle cinema, nothing at all, everything is closed, everything is closed, in california there is a place that is generally considered the most expensive, luxurious in the united states of america, called beverly hills, on beverly hills has rodeo drive, which is the most expensive shopping street in the united states. only hollywood stars, there are billionaires there, the last stores there are also closing, why, because look what’s happening in the stores in beverly hills, they’re just being taken out, they’re just being taken out, and they’re being taken out the same way they’re being taken out in philadelphia, as they’re being taken out according to everyone, this is beverly's, here, here, here, here, yes, yes, yes, rodeo drive, the most expensive. american street, well, it has beneficiaries, well, there are probably beneficiaries, but there are probably poems that are dedicated to this wonderful event, today i have a very complex poem , and you will be surprised whose it is, well, let

berkeley law school they suffer as they say, racism everything will day. the fact of the matter is is that berkeley law school and the rest of the university of california istudents and black faculty up, that it admits students and hires faculty with grades, test scores, academic skills much lower than their white and asian peers. you tell me, how can that make that institution a racist institution? it's twisting itself into knots to get its black members up and yet the students are emotionally invested in the idea of their victimhood. >> jesse: could they give an example of how they were discriminated against at berkeley? >> one student mentioned that he had been asked for his idea from a police officer. i have no idea what the circumstances of that word, whether he matched somebody's description, a criminal suspect's description, whether there was a universal i.d. checking going on. as far as the real issue, which is naming your professors and the administrators who are racist. there was nothing. all there was was heckling. >> jesse: okay. i have asked to show my i.d. before and i never thought much of it. heather, i want to show you something james carv

of the two people shot. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the shooting. berkeley fire and you see police are there, because of the proximity to university village in albany. police are urging people to stay away from the area, between buchanan and easton. >>> mayor sheng thao is defending her choice to fire leronne armstrong. this comes after a report found inaccuracies in the investigation that led to armstrong's firing, recommending the mayor consider reinstating him. it wasn't the report , the mayor insists , that resulted in the firing but the response to it. the report does not change anything in her eyes. >> my administration is focused on delivering the services that the oakland community needs right here and right now. the vast majority of oakland there's no this is not about any one person. i will not be distracted from the work that we need to do. >> according to mayor sheng thao , those issues are property crimes and the rise in violence. the city has been working with u.s. marshals, recently helping to arrest 330 people wanted for crimes in oakland. >> we are committed to doing the ongoing work and paying attention to how we

berkeley. the university created a task force to see if they should switch the name and found that a lot of people't know that uc berkeley and cal are the same school. the task force thinks changing the name will cut down on confusion. right now it is unclear if the university will make that change. i don't silicates that they give a change. >> >> if you referred to cal it was the sports and the university is uc berkeley. so now they are blending the >>> it didn't happen. the giants got rained out in denver, tonight. how about this, even without playing, they climbed in the standings. >> they still went up? >> the diamondbacks and the reds lost, the giants are now the three-way tie for the final wild-card spot. that rainout got rescheduled for saturday. there will be a doubleheader against the rockies in denver. a's news tonight, going to the las vegas review journal, major- league baseball owners will vote in november on the proposed move to nevada. the a's need to 75% of the 30 owners to approve the relocation to vegas. is approved by the owners, it is really a huge greenlight. the a's want to b

berkeley police department investigating reports of a shooting not far from the university. sky seven spotted patrol cars outside of a building at hillegass avenue between dwight way and parker street, close to people's park and the south side of the cal campus. the news website, the berkeley scanner reports that a tenant shot a maintenance worker thinking it was a burglar. we've reached out to the berkeley police department for more details. we'll bring it to you when we have it. >> the opioid crisis on the streets of san francisco appears to be worsening. city health officials say 84 people died from accidental overdose in august. that's up from 74 in july. today, the officials announced they're launching an informational dashboard on the nsf.gov website. the dashboard will highlight overdose and treatment trends in san francisco. it'll give the total number of unintentional overdose deaths each month and track the amount of the overdose treatment drug naloxone. that's being distributed. legislation that aims to prevent youth fentanyl overdoses in california is now headed t

we found one local university still possesses one of the biggest collections. [bell ringing] candice: uc berkeleyentury-year-old celebrated for its progressive values and fight for social justice; but for many indigenous tribes, including the chumash indians, a dark history. their history lies behind this iconic green gate. nakia: it is not okay to house human remains for scientific purposes, research purposes. candice: in an interview with propublica and nbc news, nakia zavalla with the santa ynez band of chumash indians talks about her tribe's decade-long fight with uc berkeley to reclaim their ancestors' remains. they won their battle in 2018, she says, but when they went to retrieve their ancestors. nakia: well, we found them in rows of shelves and at times the skulls separated from the rest of the body. it was horrific. i just--i can't believe that that practice ever existed. jim adams: berkeley, santa barbara, san diego, and riverside still maintain very large collections. candice: jim adams is with the california state auditor's office. he supervised its recent audit of the uc system's com

currently, the academic part of the university is called uc berkeley and the task force is recommending changing that to simply berkeley. the athletic entity is currently cal and the task force says it should be just changed to cal berkeley. according to the chronicle. chancellor carol christ cabinet accepted these recommends options, but the co-chair of the task force says a final decision hasn't been made yet. >> rock band the rolling stones has some new music coming. >> yep, they reveal the track list for their first full album in nearly two decades and some huge features are on the list. iconic bass guitarist for world famous rock group the beatles, former mccartney is confirmed to be on the project. singer lady gaga is going to be featured on a song titled sweet sounds of heaven. and you can also expect to see elton john. stevie wonder when the 12 song album comes out and we're about a month away. so it comes out on october the 20th. >> i want to know the age of the person who wrote this story. >> is it giving young yeah, iconic bass guitars for world famous rock group the beatles.

so currently, the academic part of the university is called uc berkeley. task force is recommending changing that to just berkeley, the athletic entity is currently cal the task force says that should be changed to cal berkeley. according to the chronicle, chancellor carol christ cabinet has accepted these recommendations. but the co-chair of the task force says a final decision has not been made. what's likely the end of an era for a north bay studio that made movie magic? the original sound stage in production facility in san rafael for industrial light and magic, founded by george lucas, is going away. lucas ended up moving his special effects shop to the presidio in 2005. however many props and models from famous movies are still right there in san rafael, including the millennium falcon and anchor from pirates of the caribbean and a model of chewbacca's head. the building currently houses 3210 studios, which is going out of business. a longtime employee says the landlord is planning to repurpose the building. >> it's a travesty. i mean, this is a hist

of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ >> a new study shows most americans don't know that cal and uc berkeley air the same schools. so the universityidering a rebrand. the task force found more than a 3rd of californians and even many people here in the bay area didn't realize that the golden bears belong to the uc school in berkeley. the study found that the name berkeley is a stronger brand connected with academic excellence while cal is an affectionate nickname, but mostly known for sports. the final report recommends a new name and logo for the athletics program. re branding. it has cao berkeley. sellers who cashed in on taylor swift tickets are going to get an unpleasant new year's surprise from the irs. >> the new law requires ticket resale, lures like stub hub to report transactions to the irs. so anybody who sold more than $600 worth of ticket. could be in for a tax bill in twenty-twenty for the average price for one taylor swift ticket on stubhub was over $1000. so tax experts say it's important to keep your own records on just how much you paid, how much profit you made. >> coming up next, an open skate shot targeted by t

of berkeley from sweeping homeless encampments i set to expire tonight. a federa judge issued the restraining order two days ago. the plaintiffs are homeless residents at eighth and harriso streets near university village in albany. berkeley had previously given them three day notice to clear out and reduce their property or have it destroyed. >>> the a's could officially be out of here come november. the las vegas review journal report mlb owners have scheduled a dat that month to vote on the relocation plans but baseball might return sooner than you think. phase do leave, the city may have a shot at landing an expansion team. there was a lot that has to happen to make the possible. an ownership group would need to show up pretty soon with a big check for $2 billion for the expansion fee and a plan for a new stadium. >>> we are going to watch the marine layer melted back today but widespread to start at our friday. everyone woke up to a marine layer gray on friday morning but by the afternoon, a little sliver of it through golden gate bridge. i don't think will see sunshine at the beheall day today but everybody else will. daytime highs similar to where we were yesterday. pleasanton goes to 86

of the bay area social services consortium, and this is a organization that is housed within the uc berkeley school of social welfare, and the focus of our meeting is really to bring local universities and local adult services departments together so that we can work on mutual goals. we are primarily focused on workforce issues. with the help of uc berkeley and a researcher, we actually were able to develop a strategic plan similar to today's action plan that we are reviewing, but for our region. much of the strategic plan focuses on capacity building at the local county level, and then also trying to address workforce shortages, in particular, trying to develop a really robust pipeline of msw's and other social work classifications to work within our programs. i'm actually presenting on the strategic plan at the county welfare director association at the annual conference next month. i would be happy to send the report to ravi if you like to see it. it is a very high level report. i don't think there is anything in the report that you probably dont already know, and one thing i can say is we have best practices across the region and several best practice models we implemented in he

berkeley are the same school. so the university is considering a major rebrand. their task force found more than a 3rd of californians and even many bay area folks didn't realize the golden bears belong to the uc school in berkeley study found the name berkeley is a stronger brandon is associated with academic excellence while cal. affectionate nickname. but mostly known for sports. the final report recommends a new name and logo for the athletics program. rebranded as cal berkeley as they get set to join the acc. well, the giants are facing the dodgers tonight and >> good enough any more miscues if they want it. keep a glimmer of hope trying to get to the playoffs are wilson is up next. let us know how is up next. let us know how way. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actua

southern methodist university announced today that they're joining the conference to bring the total up to 18 members nationwide. after more than a century of playing in the pac, 12 uc berkeley and stanford university athletics are wrapping up their final season. >> both colleges are leaving to join atlantic coast conference leaving the pac 12 with 2 schools, which makes it seem as though it could dissolve altogether. the acc has significantly more money to work with. so cal and stanford may have more to gain financially explains. jim knowlton, cal's intercollegiate athletics director. >> being a conference with a long-term media rights deal with schools that are very similar ours that compete at the highest level of the power. 5 feels like we're putting ourselves in a place that's going allow us to be successful for the long for the long term. he went on to say the move will continue to enhance. >> their athletes ability to use their nil to profit from their name image and likeness. but that's not the only benefit according to cal chancellor carol christ. care deeply about being able to play the finest level of competition and play like schools. and this move gallon or chie

to a solution thatacknowledge ty realities of the university and at the same time preserve the essential role that intercollegiate athletics play on the berkeleyampus. julian: it's certainly an important role and something students look forward to on campus. can we talk about those meteorite steals? how much does cal stand to receive? how much money are we talking about here? >> we really like to talk about it but we are precluded from going into the details because of the confidentiality clause in the contract between espn and the acc. what we can say is we are joining as full members and we will receive a full share of media rights but we also agreed to return a portion of that revenue to the acc to strengthen and stabilize the conference for the years ahead. so we know we are going to have a safe, secure and stable home for our intercollegiate athletics program for many years to come. julian: i've got to say, on a personal note, as a graduate from the university of miami, in graduate school at syracuse university, i love it. hopefully i will be able to see a lot more of my favorite teams here in the bay area. but we have to acknowledge the

berkeley come the same school. i know vicki vicki, a proud alum. >> the university because of this new study and this issue is considering a rebrand. they have this task force that found that more than a 3rd of californians and even many bay area residents didn't realize the golden bears belong to the uc school in berkeley. the study found the name berkeley is a stronger brand. people know about berkeley and they connect berkeley with academic excellence while cal is an affectionate nickname. but a lot of people's mind. it is mostly known for sports. the final report recommends a new name and logo for the athletics program. rebranding it as cal berkeley instead of uc berkeley. and they want to do that ahead of this big move from the pac. 12 to the acc next year. thank goodness they're sticking with. >> cal berkeley and not reinventing some other. they're going berkeley. get rid of the you see goga albert's, ok? i there's another big school in the bay area. stanford plans to pay back millions of dollars in donations it received from collapsed crypto firm ftx. the parents of ftx's disgrace founder sam bankman-fried alleged