. >>> and janet napolitano's first uc board of regents meeting as president. the proposal she's making that could affect students' tuition. >>> madd up vailed a traveling display today that's -- unveiled a traveling display today. it's a trailer carrying the car in which a 21-year-old died when a drunk driver hit him on the bay bridge five years ago. madd will take the display to schools and events to show people the results of drunk driving. scott's parents say they hope it will help keep people from choosing to drink and drive. >> eyes our hope -- it's our hope each mile this trailer travels and each pair of eyes that see it, scott will continue to make a difference in the world. >> madd calls this type of display a traveling victim impact story and says research shows it can lead some people to change their behavior. >>> the university of california's new president, janet napolitano, wants to freeze tuition for the upcoming school year. the former homeland security secretary attended her first board of regents meeting today. governor jerry brown was also 

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brown warned that the state legislature probably won't go for it but the regent voted for budget any way. governor says uc is headed for crisis. >> university like the state like the federal government has to reshape itself. resize and live within its means. that's very difficult message. >> if the regent can't get the extra 120 million the university of california may have to freeze salary. hold back enrollment and cut back on scholarship. uc system will need the extra money for president nopolitano to coop her promise of no tuition increase t.lee ann sat down with the new uc president who is the former head of homeland security. >> she officially took office as president of the uc system on september 30. she is been on the job for only 43 days. already she's promised to freeze undergraduate tuition next year but is realistic about the true cost of running the university of california. this despite money coming from proposition 30. series of tax increase voters approved last november. >> governor brown said please don't ask me for any more mone money. if. >> what happened to prop 30

regents defy a request by the governor. >>> we begin with a prospect of another bart strike. >> we first broke this story on twitter and on abc7 news at 5:00 the bart board may turn down contract agreement because of what one board member calls a hand grenade in this deal. >> we are now live with details heather? >> reporter: interest this is disappointing to say the least. after two strikes, a cooling off, and months long torturus negotiations a tentative agreement was reached last month. now, what the bart director calls a clerical error threatens to derail the deal the error has to do with a revision for fmla, federal federal family leave act, it was signed by all parties, and agreed to, put in the tentative deal. but bart would have to pay for the first six weeks of fmla, which would be expensive, as opposed to the old contract, requiring employees to use sick and vacation time first. sources say employees asked unions to withdraw it. he thinks union leadership is now quote between a rock and a hard place. he says, quote, until this nd hand grenade had gone off, they planned to vote

brown told regents wish list was a fantasy list. >> we're on a track here. for a gigantic tuition increase. or you can have a big financial crisis. >> despite the warning regent as proved the budget anyway. uc president napolitano says she'll lobby for the additional money. and if that doesn't work uc may freeze salaries hold back enrollment and cut back on scholarships. abc7 news interviewed napolitano today. that conversation is coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >> yes. tune in for that. on the subject of college education, there are ways to be smart about paying for it. you know? up next, michael finney teams up with consumer reports on reducing college debtses. plus... >> my moment is okay this is how i'm going to die. and at least it will be quick. >> and every traveller's worst nightmare becoming reality on board a flight southwest airlines. >> it was a war america never fought before. >> coming up, the photographers who covered the war in vietnam. to those who'v to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a stat

brown said the regents wish list was more of a fantasy list. despite the warning they approved the $1 billion budget. janet napolitano says she will lobby legislators for the money but tells abc7 that racing tuition is not on the table. >> we will fight for that tuition freeze. we are going to look for ways to reduce our own costs. we are going to look for ways to streamline transferring community college students into the system. we have a lot on our plate. >> napolitano says if that doesn't work, u.k. may have to freeze salaries, hold back enrollment and cut back on scholarships. >> warriors are celebrating after the game of the year at the arena clipping to the two- point lead west [ hit -- westbrook put the thunder ahead but gonzalez shocks the thunder and look at that, the celebrationen sues and the warriors won at 116-115 and return to action saturday at home against utah. >> that is where the defend was pretty darn good and nothing you could do about that shot. >> i thought you said no one was breezing. >> analyzing the coverage. >> he l

this is going to be janet napolitano's first board of regents meeting as uc president. she is set to speak here at 9 a.m. >> my school has turned and sold itself to the government! >> reporter: student protestors spoke out at the regents meeting calling janet napolitano's former role as secretary of homeland security a threat to undocumented students. >> it's an insult that you would appoint janet napolitano and the repression she represents! >> reporter: they say the deportations under her leadership at the federal level fly in the face of progress made by uc students fighting for citizenship rights and there's concern that her background is more about politics than education. >> the uc president is supposed to set the vision for the uc campus. she is supposed to inspire critical thinking and freedom of thought. >> reporter: napolitano was not present during this portion of the meeting yesterday but the message to the board of regents was clear. >> we will not accept janet napolitano as the uc president. we are demanding that you resign -- that she resign and that you

but the message to the board of regents was clear. >> we will not accept napolitano as the uc president! we demand that she resign! and that you find someone else on your short list to put in that position!! [ screaming ] >> reporter: back out here live outside the uc mission bay campus, you can see some police officers going in and they have riot gear so they are going to be prepared for anything. we want to mention, janet napolitano just two weeks ago announced a new initiative, $5 million for counseling and financial aid for illegal immigrant students. but these protestors say it's too little too late. >> how about the protestors? are they all uc students? >> reporter: you know, a lot of them are not. the protests mainly yesterday were organized by a group called, by any means necessary, which works for fairness and equality for immigrants. >> all right, anne makovec live for us here in san francisco. thank you. >>> around the bay area, a san francisco police officer is suing the city in federal court. lorenzo adamson claims he was racially profiled when he was stopped in may for not

. >> a new promise from jet napolitano during herirst uc regents meetingoday. she omised a tuition freeze, but will it be approved? the ucsf mission bay abus, which sdents had been fighting for. governor brown wuss by her side today as she laid out her vision for the uc system. >> i think we need to think historical about the between this state and the university. and the state and the university both have been thrgh some tough times. d we've seen this dramatic spiking in twu wigs. so i will be fighting and to make sure that tuition freeze acally occurs. >> first her proposal, but it needs to be voted on by the regent she's bankn new grants and state support to keep costs down for students. >> new fares tonight. treasure islan might be dangerously radioactive. the fe stems from a memo from the california department of public health tha says alarming amounts of radictive material has been found in live locions on the island. jody hernandez reports the ople responsible forhe clean-up, there's no reason to be afraid. >> jessica, the navy has been working clean up

. >> the university of california regents got a reality check from governor jerry brown today who had harsh words about the budget request. >> 5% we're giving is what you're going to get. >> uc asking for an additional $125 million. brown warns the state ledge slay you're probably won't go for it but voted for the budget anyway the governor says the system is headed for crisis. >> the university like the state and federal government has to reshape itself resize. and live within its means. that is a difficult message. >> if regents get get $120 million they may have to freeze salaries and cut back on scholarships. >> uc system will need the extra money for president janet napolitano to keep her promise next year. abc7 news here and sat down with the new uc president, former head of homeland security. >> she told me she'll cut costs at home, first, meaning university system. coming up with other ways to increase revenue. and she's got the background as someone who attended london school of economics but this is janet napolitano. janet napolitano takes over september 30th, on the job onl

. >>> the california board of regents has approved a new budget. for the proposed budget to work, the system need an additional $120 million from the state to help pay for pensions, enrollment, growth and improvements to academic programs. governor jerry brown told the regents that he's doubtful the state legislature would approve additional funding. >> the only sport in which humans can beat the unlimited category is thinking. >>> from state of the art technology to simple solutions to the world's biggest problems. how silican valley celebrated the spirit of invention tonight. >> from a warm week to a cool weekend. the outlook for how low temperatures >>> traffic is moving again on highway 50 after a tanker truck erupted in flames. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon in hacienda heights east of l. a. the cab burst in flames. near by residents were told to shelter in place until crews got a handle on that fire. >> the u.s. government destroyed more than 6-tons of ivory today. it was polverized in a very clear message. the ivory was ground up out

the regents asking for $120,000 more. the governor was quick to offer a reality check. >> you're only going to get the amount i put in the budget. if i put in less, legislation will give you less. >> they hope to increase the budget if not they may have to freeze salaries and hold back enrollment increase. >> abc7 news education reporter sat down with the uc president janet napolitano after the meeting and what napolitano had to say about her pledge to freeze tuition. >> bat kid will be taking over san francisco tomorrow. >> yes. the 5-year-old miles is fighting leukemia tomorrow make a wish found foundation is helping make miles wish come true. he wants to be a super hero and san francisco will be his gotham city. >> reporter: this is quite a story. we have just learned a young woman who had been tied up on cable tracks has been rescued by the caped crusader. get this, bit bat kid. >> begins tomorrow morning with a mock damsel in distress rescue z bat kid will help arrest the riddler. the rescue of giants mascot and then

. >>> the california board of regents has approved a new budget. for the proposed budget to work, the system need an additional $120 million from the state to help pay for pensions, enrollment, growth and improvements to academic programs. governor jerry brown told the regents that he's doubtful the state legislature would approve additional funding. >> the only sport in which humans can beat the unlimited category is thinking. >>> from state of the art technology to simple solutions to the world's biggest problems. how silican valley celebrated the spirit of invention tonight. >> from a warm week to a cool weekend. the outlook for how low temperatures could dip where you live. >>> uncovering radiation on a trail popular with runners. why residents say they're already suffering. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered californi

napolitano" told regents to she wants tuition to be as low -- and as predictable - possible. that's why she s proposing a new u.c. president janet napolitano said she wants tuition to be as low as predictable as possible. she's proposing a tuition freeze for next school year. it's welcome news for students and parents who have seen tuition climb from 5700 back in 2004 to 10 grand in 2010 to the current $12,000. >> right now i pay my entire way through college and it's hard and i am glad i want be paying more. >> i put myself in the shoes after family of an entering student and they're trying to as certain how much getting a bachelor degree will cost. >> the new tuition policy would largely depend on support from sacramento, cost cutting measures would also have to be enacted. >>> president obama signed a bill today and it aims to encourage states to keep an emergency supply of epin efrin on hand. several starts states with working on getting the medication into school nurse' offices. >>> in 48 thundershowers san fransisco will be turned into gotham city to make one little boy

she proposed the idea to the board of regents and she said the freeze would allow her to create a new tuition policy. one model she is considering is cohort tuition. >> which is basically when you enter the university as a freshman, your tuition does not dramatically increase over the course of four years. >> uc tuition not including campus fees is now more than $12,000 and that's 47% higher than 10 years ago. >>> a mediator may have to step in after a bitter contract dispute with the district. >> last night hundreds of teachers rallied before the school board meeting in concord to fight for a new contract. the two sides declared an impasse and two of the main sticking points, salary and health benefits. >> if you look at salary, ramon, they get full medical for all of their people with no costs. >> we are trying to address health benefits. >> the teacher's union wants a salary increase and the district is offering a 3% pay increase. >>> hackers have attempted more than a dozen cyber attacks against a website. that is according to the congressional hearing looking into the security we

o my efforts to mak sure that that tuition >> nowhe freeze still needs to voted on by the board of regents. she is banking on state support to helkeep tuition down fo students. >>> weave some fog? >> it's pretty thick. at 1:00 or 2:00 i was thi up to about ahousand feet. and right now it continue what you're going so see is some the worst of it across the north bay and the goln ge bridge where weurrently are dealing with sheetsf drizzle that have been psing by, anywre from trace amounts to t .200 of an ch. let's get a look at tomrow's forecast and what you're going i think you're goingo like it when you s those averages. once we get ove theloud cover we'lsee temperatures in the mid-70s. and even the north bay should ve a good rebound after that cloud ver to start for the morning hours. so let's get your 24 hr forecast in here. the biggest difference even in the uth bay will be the fact that we'll start with a little bit of cloud cover and mperatures in the mid-50s. we should see numbers rise up to abou 72. for the peninsula it's going to be a colder art. and for san francisco, so, not asot

the regents are very strong with this. i have had good response from sacramento so far. >> reporter: the hope is that the state will help make up some of the $121 million that the freeze will cost. but napolitano appears confident. >> let me just say we put the mark her out there. >> reporter: to avoid big price jumps in the future. >> i put myself in the shoes of the family of an entering student, and they are trying to ascertain how much, you know, getting a bachelor's degree at the university of california is going to cost. >> reporter: while a tuition freeze is a sure win with students, it will cost. and it does come at a time when zoom uc workers and staff are threat -- when some uc workers and staff are threatening to strike over pay and safety issues brought in part by budget cuts. >> we hope out hope that president napolitano when she fully understands the scope of the problems will take leadership to bring the uc back to where they need to be for the sake of our patients and students. >> reporter: there is of cour

the former homeland security secretary attends her first board of regents meeting today. she presented four ideas to the board including a tuition freeze for graduates. she says it tell give them time to create a new policy with 6 predictable amounts the students can can budget for. >> we honored today that nearly 60,000 people enrole for health insurance undercover california in the first 6 weeks. in the first month, october, the state signed up more people than the 36 states using the federal health care web site put together. it is still less than 1% of our state's 6.6 million uninsured residents. the officials say enrollment is growing and hopeful that they will meet the target of $5,000 enrollees or more by the end of march. the barack obama administration released the numbers for the affordable health care act and less than an teuspateed. overall, 106 people signed up. they hoped that half a million people will be enrolled by now. >>> a memo is raising concerns about radiation on treasure island left behind for when the island was a navy base. today we found a surve

. >>> the uc board of regents is meeting in san francisco now and as kpix 5's anne makovec shows us, for the first time, new president janet napolitano came face to face with protestors who want her out. >> reporter: police brought out barricades and riot gear not knowing what to expect from protestors but in the end janet napolitano introduced four new initiatives that seemed to go over pretty well. >> it's time for this university to collaboratively come up with a better way. >> reporter: at the top of her first speech as uc president, janet napolitano proposed a tuition freeze for the 2014-'15 school year and said, we need a new tuition policy for the future. >> tuition cuts right to the heart of accessibility and affordability. two of the university's guiding stars. >> reporter: she also called for belter access for transfer students, new research addressing worldwide problems, and for the symptom to produce as much energy as it uses by 2025. >> uc will demonstrate once again to the nation and beyond the fundamental and unique value of a world class public research university. [

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napolitano revealed the land during the first speech to the board of regents yesterday. the former secretary of homeland security says she has heard from many students of the burden several recent hikes have caused. napolitano wants community college transfers to be made more efficient. innovations from research to hit the market more rapidly. also, the system to be zero net energy user by 2025. >> hundreds families receive free smoke alarms with the help of abc7 part of "operation 7 save a life," to increase fire safety awareness. 3,000 smoke detectors and 300 carbon monoxide detectors will be handed out. it was my privilege to be in cupertino at the firehouse kicking it off with our general manager, bill burton, and home depot and the company who makes the smoke alarms and fire detectors. >> i have hard wired and battery prayed. >> change the batteries. >> when daylight savings ends or begins, do that the message today is: fog. you cannot see. we will have flight arrival delays in sfo because of the low ceiling although we do not have foggy conditions around the bay th

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the demonstrators are planning a protest at the regents meeting next week. >> a case study shows lifesaving bone marrow transplant could cure peanut allergies according to the american college of asthma. a boy was diagnosed with a peanut allergy at the age of 15 months. at age eight he had a bone marrow transplant for leukemia with in known allergies and now the child no longer has peanut allergies. >> mike, how does the weekend look? >> good if you are traveling. it is rainy on the ducks parade and after the game last night. congratulations to stand toward. mid-70's through the central valley and 68 in yosemite. low-to-mid 70's in san diego and los angeles. in tahoe, the average high is 54 and well flirt with 60 with sun for the better part of the weekend. leyla gulen? >> as we take you right back into oakland, we have this accident, eastbound 580, at seminary, blocking one lane involving a big rig. it was causing slowing but it appears that has dissipated. the prosecute of the drive through oakland is moving along at top speed. a nice cheer commute but what is not is clear is the fog that

but banning smoke less ecigarettes has some questioning the board of regents. >> i don't know what i feel about ecigarettes because they don't produce the vapor or the smoke, it's just vapor. >> reporter: it's a cloudy war andrew of three kings vapor in walnut creek says he fights daily. he says the ecigarettes are a way to kick the cancer sticks and secondhand smoke to the curb. >> i came from a pack and a half a day, started vap-ing with 24 milligrams of nicotine and now i'm between 0 to 6 milligrams of nicotine. >> reporter: he says he understands the lack of science behind what he believes but still considers the uc decision shortsighted. >> for this to be a healthier alternative, in my opinion, it's very discouraging and definitely counter productive. >> reporter: and a campus like cal where something is always getting lit up, it does look like it's lights out for the. ecigarette. in berkeley, andria borba, kpix 5. >> the ban starts in january. >>> 4:46. how about weather? lawrence we're looking at a good day. >> looks like a great day. i think some warmer temperatures around th

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keeping a low profile but the new president of the university of california will be speaking at the regents meeting, her first since she took over, and we'll be talking about her agenda for the university of california. and bit way, if you have questions you'd like to ask president napolitano, you can send them to kqed.org. >> for all of kqed's news coverage, go to kqednews.org. >> i'm scott shafer, have a good night. >> thanks for watching. . >>> on this edition for sunday, november 10th. the death toll soars in the philippines following the massive typhoon. in our signature segment, we'll take to you a country in europe wherever everyone gets a pension. what makes it successful is you basically force people to save for their old age. >> and what the use can do to help retirees. >> it is much more efficient for people to have guaranteed income until they die rather than a big pile of money. >> next on pbs "news hour weekend." >> made possible by louis b and louise. judy and josh weston.

regents defy a request by the governor. >>> we begin with a prospect of another bart strike. >> we first broke this story on twitter and on abc7 news at 5:00 the bart board may turn down contract agreement because of what one board member calls a hand grenade in this deal. >> we are now live with details heather? >> reporter: interest this is disappointing to say the least. after two strikes, a cooling off, and months long torturus negotiations a tentative agreement was reached last month. now, what the bart director calls a clerical error threatens to derail the deal the error has to do with a revision for fmla, federal federal family leave act, it was signed by all parties, and agreed to, put in the tentative deal. but bart would have to pay for the first six weeks of fmla, which would be expensive, as opposed to the old contract, requiring employees to use sick and vacation time first. sources say employees asked unions to withdraw it. he thinks union leadership is now quote between a rock and a hard place. he says, quote, until this nd hand grenade had gone off, they planned to vote

keeping a low profile but the new president of the university of california will be speaking at the regents meeting, her first since she took over, and we'll be talking about her agenda for the university of california. and bit way, if you have questions you'd like to ask president napolitano, you can send them to kqed.org. >> for all of kqed's news coverage, go to kqednews.org. >> i'm scott shafer, have a good night. >> thanks for watching. >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >>> calories, calories, calories! >> wow, it rocked my world! >> it just kind of reminded me of boot camp. >> i don't know what you had, but this is great! >> it almost f

to get staffers and students off tobacco but banning e cigarettes has some questioning the board of regents. >> i don't know what he i feel about e cigarettes since -- what i feel about e something et cetera since they don't -- e-cigarettes since they don't produce the vapor. >> they are a way to kick cancer sticks and throw smoking to the curb. i was a pack and a half a day and now i'm between 0 and 6 milligrams of nicotine. >> reporter: he understands the lack of science behind what he believes but perceives the uc decision to be short sighted. >> it's very discouraging and definitely counterproductive. >> reporter: on a campus like cal where something is always getting lit up, it does look like it's lights out for the e cigarette. in berkeley andrea borba, kpix5. >> that ban would take effect in january. vivor michelle >>> dr. phil says no interview has changed him like the one you're about to see with cleveland's kidnapping survivor michelle knight. >> so he gets you in this room. what did he tie you up with? akes head yes) dp: and hung you?" ar knight capti >> one of those orange exten

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governor jerry brown told regents he was doubtful the state legislature would approve $120 million more in general state revenue again. [ female announcer it's a mountain grown mornin with folgers lively colombia welcoming the sunrise wit a taste of vanilla biscotti. whether it's one c or a full carafe turn any day gourm with folgers gourmet selections top stories we are following this friday, november 15th. a stunning development involving bart and its unions. we'll tell you about the possible snag in the contracts which could potentially send workers back onto the picket lines plus. an attack on a transgender teen in hercules. caught on camera. and police are deciding whether or not this is a hate crime. we have those details next. and new numbers out in the death toll of typhoon haiyan. we'll tell you how many lives the storm has claimed. it is breezy in spots and that's actually keeping temperatures on the warmer side. few spots however have dropped to the upper '30's including vallejo and napa. into the afternoon expect cooler conditions of the top-10 about the chance for some rain

. >> the new uc president gave a speech to the board of regents and opened with a glimmer of good news no tuition hikes for next year. >> i think the combination of a freeze, plus financial aid makes this system and this, you real, extraordinary education the students get. >> the former homeland security secretary wants to see fees low for entering freshman, ensuring they won't be hit with spikes during college education. uc tuition is high enough foremost, about $12,000 a year. a freeze means less stress for riley. >> just one step in the right direction. you know? tuition at this campus used to be incredibly cheap. it used to be a public university living up to the mission statement of being for the public. now, it's becoming less about that. >> reporter: napolitano wants to make it easier for community college stewed dwroents transfer to the uc system. >> we have breaking news, four marines died in a training accident at camp pendelton in southern california this morning during a range maintenance operation. an sgags n now -- investigation is underway. >> perhaps you felt things sha

. >> reporter: the protesters chanted inside the uc board of regents meeting, some calling for the removal of the new president, janet napolitano because of her former job as homeland security security, enforcing immigration laws. >> she is not legitimate, leading the largest institution of public higher education in the world. >> reporter: missing from this meeting, students opposing tuition hikes, because next year the president is calling for a freeze. >> i think the combination of a tuition freeze plus the financial aid, makes this system and this -- you know, really extraordinary education that these students get, within the reach of all families in california. >> reporter: napolitano wants a new policy to keep fees low for entering freshmen, to make sure they can enter in the proper span. the freeze next year means less stre stress. >> it is just one step in the right direction, the tuition used to be cheap, it was a public university that lived up to that mission statement of being for the public and everyone. and now is slowly becoming less and less about that. >> whatever happens,

. >> it appears this isn't as related to the 187 on regent, female victim is being transported to amr to county. >> have they found a third victim. >> have another body inside the van. medics are on the scene. third victim is 972. what is 972? >> dead. >> is that the most homicides that have ever happened in stockton? >> yes. >> ever? >> yes. >> wow. we broke our record 45 minutes ago. >> and there are still two and a half months left in the year. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> there is two people shot on wagner heights. one is a 187. i think the other is still alive. >> i'm riding to the crime scene with responding officer sergeant bill hutto. they tell me there were two bodies there, is that correct? >> i don't know if there is three or four homicides related to this incident. but we're going to go over to the regent, which is where the command post is set up, and we'll get briefed there on what is going on. >> sergeant hutto is a 23-year veteran of the stockton police force. and in more than two decades of service, he has never seen the city as dangerous as it is now. >> we went this past, i

now the state's board of regents passed a measure that gives legal protection to conservatives and people of all political persuasions. let's go throif tap dancing dog. let's go live to tap dancing dog. >> the floor is actually 180 degrees. >> that's terrible. >> that's how humans tap dance. >> can we hope that is the last groin on television? we were staring at a naked dachsund. >> are you uncomfortable with that? >> have you not followed dana on twitter? >> that's right. all you see is junk from jasper. >> sherrod, i forgot what this story was about. again it is another example of white people. >> first of all, they were getting persecuted for their views. on 4/20 there were 10,000 people on campus smoking pot. how much more freedom do you need? >> that's the point. you can have that and can't have conservative thoughts. >> did they throw somebody out of the school? >> conservative kids in classrooms felt their grading was based on their -- i don't know if this will really change. it gives them a voice to lodge a complaint. you are not going to change the bias and the ideology of ago ac

the demonstrators are landing to protest at the regents meeting next week, as well. >> we will check with hike for a look at the weather. >> if you are traveling today, low-to-mid 70's for chico and sacramento. if tahoe it will be warmer-than-average temperatures with the average high of 54 but we will be flirting with near 60 each day but it will fall back into the 20's at night. >> we have a sig-alert with pictures of an accident that is a pedestrian fatally struck on northbound 280 at the transition to northbound and southbound 87. you can see the traffic causing quite the backup as you make the approach. the camera shot shows the traffic is slow and c.h.p. is on the scene and several emergency vehicles are there. we have the transition shut down and you will have alternates in a little bit. dozens of ipads and laptops stolen from a san jose school are replaced. we have learned that safe way has donated 31 ipads to the school. thieves pride open a door and stole 62 new ipads and laptops from the school in october. the school district will replace the laptops with money from the ge

rescuers are still working to access regents of the philippines isolated after the powerful storm took outcome cases and infrastructure. but a picture of widespread destruction is emerging which experienced a 16-foot storm surge. >> i have not spoken to anyone who hasn't lost someone, a relative or someone close to them. other city's mayor believes it is entirely possible that as many as ten thousand people were killed. >> survivors searched the rubble for relatives. >> we all tried to leave but it was too late. i got separated when the water started rising. >> around the world families are waiting to hear from loved ones. >> i am broken hearted. i hope they are alive. >> the only functional hospital doesn't have room for anymore victims. some survivors desperate for supplies have resorted to taken food or medicine. others are going to the airport and hoping for food and a military flight out, but she lost her home and business. >> get international help to come here now, not tomorrow, now. this is really, really bad, worse than hell. >> the president of the philippines said they will

a uc regents meeting just starting at ucsf's mission bay campus. the new uc president, janet napolitano, is making the opening remarks. this is her first regent meeting as president. protesters want napolitano to step down. they say she's not fit to lead a system that has thousands of immigrant students after she oversaw deportations while secretary of homeland security. governor brown is also scheduled to be there as well. >>> pope francis is now the post talked about person on the internet. according to an annual survey from the global language monitor, the pope outranks obamacare, edward snowden, even kate middleton in chat or online. besides being the number one most searched name, his twitter handle is the fourth most talked about word. >> and that's means bridge nation on twitter. >>> boy, sal, a lot of the red on the traffic maps. >> it sure is. we've had a lot of slow traffic out there. let's take a look at what we have with the toll plaza. we have improvement which is good coming up through the area. also the morning commute looks okay in

>> i was stationed at the department of education for regent 8. the structure was safe, so we were able to look outside at what had happened. on the second floor i was fortunate enough to have missed the storm surge that came up to a metre, a metre and a half, with strong currents as well. outside on the window i could see debris being blown away and hitting against a window. glass was shattered, and roofs were being ripped off, as well as trees falling, electrical lines down. cars were turned over. it was a devastating site. >> the storm surge was not as high where you were, but in other places they said it was 16-20 feet. people on the second story of some buildings were just taken away by the water. >> yes, indeed. i was inland about 400m away from the sea. so it was quite a fortunate incident for me. >> craig, do you get a sense that the philippine authorities have anything resembling a grasp yet on how much devastation was caused by the typhoon. in my personal experience i was in south florida after hurricane andrew and we are talking about b

when protests were breaking out at a moment's notice anywhere he went to a meeting at the board of regents for the university of california. students gathered outside, screaming and yelling. taken out the back to avoid the crowd. reagan said, no, i'm going to go right through them. you want to him, got his car, and the students for bang in the car sort of harry, and waved protesters. chanting we are the future. we are the future. supposedly rate in rwanda-mccracken said, welcome in that case osama bonds. [laughter] there were three in pay its signs. the first said we built it. it's ours. and thereafter he would constantly teased reagan as to when he would give away eureka now. >> much maligned in the last several weeks, particular supply side economics, lack of government. could you just joe arguments against that? >> it is just the opposite. every republican presidential candidate ran trying to present himself as the most reagan like, including john mccain. that's a fact. a second fact, the one issue that mattered. tax cuts. barack obama, not john mccain. he spent $500 million. thus the l

. >> the public will have a chance to have the voices heard at the first regent meeting for the university of california new president janet napolitano, the former homeland security secretary has been the subject of protests since being named as head of the university system in california. protesters want her removed because she deported two million immigrants when in charge of homeland security. >> city college of san francisco says they are confident it will be able to keep accreditation. leaders of the community college say though are on track to making the nexts demanded by the state commission that will decide whether to reverse their decision to revoke city college's accreditation based on financial mismanagement claims. losing accrued dangerous will lead to closure and 85,000 students scrambles to find other cools. >> police are planning to clear out three small downtown homeless encampments tomorrow at the catches located along a creek near south california boulevard and south main street. the health services and local homeless organizations are working to help a dozen people would

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members of the university's patient care and services workers union rallied in front of the uc regents meeting this morning. they're planning a one-day strike to propose alleged unfair labor practices. the union is at odds with the university over safety concerns. >>> a city councilman is trying to get voters to overturn two recently passed laws including a controversial ban on smoking. he filed petitions for two ballot measures today. one would undo part of a strict anti-smoking ordinance. the other would block a ban on carry-out plastic bags. he needs to gather more than 4000 signatures in 180 days to get them on the ballot. >>> eagerly awaiting to see when waves will be big enough to hold the maverick surf contest. today search and rescue agencies began getting ready as well. we got a close up look at how they're preparing. >> reporter: a man dropped from a helicopter into the choppy water today in order to be rescued. part of search and rescue drills conducted by bay area agencies preparing for the maverick invitational surf contest. >> from there, you have to know the channel. >>

you are one of six people who were arrested at the university of california regents meeting as a confirmed janet napolitano in july. you're wearing that same blue t- shirt that says "i am undocumented." why did you choose to take direct action against her nomination or confirmation? >> janet napolitano does not fit into the president of the uc system because of her record on what she has done to our community. because under her leadership, she deported 1.8 million undocumented immigrant family members across the country. she is proud of the fact of what she has done. she said in the public she supports the dream act, but in closed doors she deports people left and right. i think uc undocumented students are scared of janet napolitano as the next president of the uc system and she doesn't have any leading position in education. i think -- she recently tried to tovide $5 million aid undocumented immigrants, but i think that is just political will for her to ease out protesters and try to make her image as a positive figure. the fact is, the $5 million not substitute how much pain she is caus