military times edge magazine recently ranked usf the fifth best college for being veteran friendly in the united states out of 4,000 colleges and universities. under the leadership of our president and our senior vice president for research and innovation, numerous usf researchers are currently involved in funded studies related to such topics as suicide prevention, traumatic brain injury, post traumatic stress, robotics and prosthetics, speech pathology and audiologist, and age-related disorders. we have numerous research and health care partnerships through aff affiliation agreements to include the james a. haley hospital along with the cw bill young v.a. hospital located in st. petersburg. we have memorandum of understand with united states central command, u.s. special operations command, and work closely with mcbill air force base and the pentagon. our veterans research reintegration steering committee consists of scientists throughout usf's faculty, staff, and students who work with veterans along with representatives from the veterans administration, the care coalition of speci

military times edge magazine recently ranked usf the fifth best college for being veteran friendly in the united states out of 4,000 colleges and universities. under the leadership of our president and our senior vice president for research and innovation, numerous usf researchers are currently involved in funded studies related to such topics as suicide prevention, traumatic brain injury, post traumatic stress, robotics and prosthetics, speech pathology and audiologist, and age-related disorders. we have numerous research and health care partnerships through aff affiliation agreements to include the james a. haley hospital along with the cw bill young v.a. hospital located in st. petersburg. we have memorandum of understand with united states central command, u.s. special operations command, and work closely with mcbill air force base and the pentagon. our veterans research reintegration steering committee consists of scientists throughout usf's faculty, staff, and students who work with veterans along with representatives from the veterans administration, the care coalition of speci

and that injured man was found here bleeding on the usf campus inside one of the buildings last night. this happened after 9:30. the crash was on golden gate near masonic. right after the accident, the delivery truck driver got into some kind of an argument with the men in the other car. police believe one of those men punched the truck driver and stabbed him in the back. the victim was found here on the campus and rushed to the hospital. police are telling us this morning that the victim now is in stable condition and expected to survive. this morning, police are continuing to search for the delete men behind the attack. police believe that they all drove away in a four-door white chrysler 300, although police thus far have not put out a detailed description of those three men they are looking for. they are involved in a minor car accident that ultimately led to a vicious attack last night. but the victim is expected to live. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> san francisco police are searching for a robbery suspect wh

raised and educated in san francisco and my son lives in san francisco and my daughter graduated in usf i'm a native of san francisco. there are currently 13 locates we have and so we hit that magic number but we're not a big box. we are definitely not a stabs we're not any of the changes mentioned. but in reviewing the egging on report i think there recent components of egging on report i don't think truly reflect what really happens for example, in the egging on report it specifics that formula retail will use local sources for accounting and resources and include employment. evidences that formula retail will use corporate offices we're headquarter in san francisco. the egging on report saying about regarding employment that i think he says that because small businesses are generally less efficient they hire foremost small retailers we have the at the end i is to do more ourselves so where instead for ourselves we would hire internal auditors and general managers therefore increase the employment as opposed to a decrease in employment. the other question regarding small retailers vs.

i wanted to let you know we are retired captains, we're actively participating in studies with usf and partnering with various agencies to do all we can to combat these cancer diagnosed. we received some new self apparatus breathing machines and we're trying to do all we can to protect our members and thank you for what you're proposing. >> i want to thank you for your support and i want to thank the cancer foundation and the leadership of local 798 with the firefighters as well as the san francisco poa for work with my office to bring this to my attention as we move it forward. thanks chief. >> with that, i had called a number of other individuals and folks can come up in any order you would like. whoever is first up to the mic. >> good morning president chiu and supervisor tang. my name is martin and i'm the president of the san francisco police officer's association. i want to thank president chiu along with supervisor wiener introducing this legislation. many san francisco police officers are exposed to carcinogenics and this is gasoline fumes, exhaust fumes during traffic collisio

and then we also -- i'm not sure if i mentioned it last time, but we have two volunteer usf law students for this summer working one day a week. and one of them, ronnie rodriguez is conducting research on factors on a business that may factor into its determination of whether an accessibility improvement is readily achievable when the direct or indirect costs associated is by cost through local government in time or actual cost. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> and then we also -- >> sorry, pacifica just went into the ocean. [laughter] >> and then wyatt robart is conducting some background research for us on the state law around the pos regulation and permit license that's required. and doing some sort of parallel analysis of what business activity is also taking place online. again, i think, you know, we have a lot of permits that we apply to our brick and mortar businesses because it's tangible and, so, need to start thinking about our online businesses and whether, you know, if it's a duplicate business that happens in a brick and mortar and happens online, either we need to permit both

the da says it was also usf students. he would like to talk to them about what happened. live in san francisco state, andria borba, kpix5. >> and tonight, a soccer coach at a summer camp in livermore is behind bars, jesse schlicker. police say he committed a lewd act on a 14-year-old this week. he was a speed and strength coach. >>> well a beautiful night outside tonight. if you thought it was warm today, just wait. paul, we are just getting started right? >> we are. we are talking temperatures that climb significantly today. and today will be the coolest day of the next week. take a look at these numbers over my shoulder. these are 90s . 96 degrees. san jose, fremont, oakland, 85. san francisco, warmest day in a while. 75 degrees. this is where we should be. this column, our average high ins time of year. san francisco, 16 degrees above average tomorrow. high of 82. oakland, 18 degrees above average. and concord, you are going to hit triple digits. with two big ridges of high pressure building in. this heat wave is just getting started tomorrow. we will talk about how lo

>>> san francisco police are looking for three men wanted in connection with the stabbing near the usf campus around 9:30 last night. police say it all started with a minor crash between a delivery truck and another car occupied by the three men. the two drivers got into an argument. that's when police say the delivery truck driver was stabbed in the back. the driver went inside one of the school buildings to get help and was taken to a hospital where he's listed in stable condition. >>> and san francisco police are searching for a robbery suspect who used a unique way to get inside a house. it happened around 1:30 on 19th street in the castro. investigators tell ktvu that while the homeowner was sleeping, the suspect removed the mailbox slot, reached in an unlocked the front door. the suspect was able to get away with a suitcase full of electronics. >>> recently there's been a spike in homicides in one particular neighborhood in san francisco. ktvu's sal castanedo joins us live to let us know what police are doing to try to reverse the trend. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: good aft

commissioners, i want to introduce to you ronald rodriguez who is a usf law student who approached us to do volunteer work this summer. we took him up on the opportunity and to build on the work that cushion was do ing around disability access and what is readily achievable. he's here to discuss the work he's done. >> you are live on sf governor tv. >> i'm ron rodriguez, a research analyst for small division. today i'm discussing disability access and the in nature of readily achievable and how it's defined. i was tasked with -- i'm sorry. >> they put it up on the slide. >> i was tasked to inquire about what the nature of readily achievable is and the intent was. we've kind of and more specifically i was trying to determine whether permit fees and other externalities can be entered into this. the question is answered in the affirmative and these types of cost can be considered when making that determination. the discussion today is going to be revolved around my findings and the current situation more specifically the current situation in san francisco and california in general and wh

commissioners, i want to introduce to you ronald rodriguez who is a usf law student who approached us to do volunteer work this summer. we took him up

night and we looked at the changes in the security, and the evaluation of security that was done by usf was specific to san francisco general and we looked at enhance security and about the base line at laguna honda and i believe that the number was 1.2 million dollars increase. but we did not include in that was the increased security of the mental health clinics. >> supervisor mar? >> yes, i want to thank you for that potential list of revenue and say that i think that the street repaving pci score seems like one of the large amounts, even to improve our goals, but a little less ambitionly would help to save money that could go to deal with the housing crisis that you mentioned or what i would frame as the hunger and the food security crisis that we are facing especially among the many isolated and vulnerable seniors in our neighborhoods and i also wanted to ask the budget analyst from their report that was issued to us and there were a couple of policy recommendations and i know that the health air and clean transportation ordinance is one that is a small run, but the larger one, see

and then we also -- i'm not sure if i mentioned it last time, but we have two volunteer usf law students for this summer working one day a week. and one of them, ronnie rodriguez is conducting research on factors on a business that may factor into its determination of whether an accessibility improvement is readily achievable when the direct or indirect costs associated is by cost through local government in time or actual cost. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> and then we also -- >> sorry, pacifica just went

. >> reporter: landis taught at san francisco state for nearly eight years and at usf for two years. student there's gave him mixed reviews online. one student who didn't want to be identified says her friend remembers landis singling out male students in class. >> he would wouldn't pick on them for answers or anything, but then he would just pick on the boys for answers. >> reporter: the district attorney's office says this are a total of 15 victims from both universities. landis is facing 15 misdemeanor counts of invasion of privacy. prosecutors belief there are more victims. we did get landis on the phone tonight. he says he has no comment. he was evicted from that apartment in june. he sought on bail tonight and expected back in court next week. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. >>> a san diego high school teacher visiting the bay area says he was the victim of police abuse, and he wants the san jose police department to step up. this is newly obtained video of the scuffle which happened back in may. you can see officers throwing s

. >> reporter: usf school of law prefer, steve shot says the ruling is significant. a finding that california's death pen sunlight a arbitrary and that it's not a deterrent, given that so few are executed. >> in terms of retribution, it can't serve any purpose, because retribution is supposed to satisfy the community outrage. but 25 years later, the community doesn't even know about the case. >> reporter: some see the ruling as potentially a major step toward justice. >> hopefully where we go from here is an end to the death penalty in california. >> reporter: others, a blow to the victims seeking justice. >> reserving over 700 jury decisions regarding individuals who should be executed, and now may not be. >> reporter: for now, essentially nothing changes. it is up to the attorney to review. >>> more details now on california's death row, right now, it houses 748 inmates, the most of any state. since california reinstated the death penalty in 1978, only 13 inmates have been executed. the most recent execution was in 2006, when clarence ray allen was put to death by

they got away in a white vehicle possible a chrysler and the victim managed to run to usf after the attacknd taken to san francisco general hospital where he is recovering. a man is in custody for breaking into a home in a quiet east bay community and crawling into bed with an 11-year-old. bryan huff board is if custody after breaking into the home, he actually got into bed with the girl would work up and called for her mom. >> a woman saw him yesterday making weird notifications on -- weird noises. >> people leave ones open. we know each other. >> hubbard is charged with burglary and committing lewd acts with a child. he picked the home at random, it appears. >> frustrated residents will demonstrate in front of the sonoma county hall of justice this afternoon. they are protesting the decision by the district attorney not to charge the sheriff erick gelhaus in the shooting death of andy lopez shot seven times while carrying a carry that look like an ak-47. thank you is open season for mexicans and they are staying that 9-1-1 is broken. that is a message they are sending to my community. >>

the government has expressed frustrations that usf-16s they brought and were scheduled to arrive thisall are taking too long. the russians moved in to fill the vacuum. >> you can imagine people's sensitivity when you hear about americans on the grounds. we're up to numbers above 700. what more can we expect from the military at this point? >> there's 650 u.s. troops out of the 770 authorized by the president. they are on the ground in iraq. the drones that the u.s. are sending will be based out of baghdad. the pilots will be operating in baghdad. 90 u.s. troops are participating in assessing the iraqi military. the chairman of the joint chiefed talks about how they would assess the military before committing more resources. >> will they hold? what's their make-up? are they still a force that represents all iraqis? are their leaders confident that they can do the jobs they're being asked to do? and then, when we have that assessment in hand, we'll make -- not i think, we'll make some decisions about whether there's other kinds of support we can provide. >> the original plan was to set

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