and in the region the mayor made reference to a member of bart the board of directors and doctor from uc berkley two of the smarter folks in the region of the country how to make transportation better here so a lot of brain power in the room and region we work together and make that happen part of brain power from the county of transportation authority they've lead a lot of great groundbreaking work in how to develop the brand new community in treasure island and part of the two of the projects of this grant are focused on treasure island the secretary mentioned the guidance that his administration put out with autonomous vehicles see how 24 fits on the ground of treasure island with the transportation authority under the leadership of the executive director tilly chang >> (clapping.) >> thank you so many ed and secretary fox and mayor ed lee and all of our honored guests thank you so much on behalf of the community of the transportation authority thank you to secretary fox and the mta for this grant and opportunity to partner and demonstrate the benefits of initiative transportation as

several lawmakers gathered to protect along the uc students. they are trying to urge the board to rejebt the proposal. they -- reject the proposal. >>> she turned the world on with her smile. mary tyler moore died today at the age of 80. she inspired many people when she portrayed a single woman on the mar poo -- mary tyler moore show. >>> mary tyler moore was born in brooklyn, new york. growing up her home life was difficult but one thing that drew the family together was watching young mary performing in the living room. her family moved to los angeles. the day after her high school prom she starred in a commercial. at age 18 she married her first of three his bans. -- husbands. she got her first tv role in 1959. the big break came in 1961 when she was launched into the national spotlight as laura petrie on the dick van dyke show. she demanded her character wear pants rather than dresses. during the show she divorced her first his and gathered tv executive grant tinker. they formed the production company mtm enterprises. their first project w

. >>> coming up, a plan to raise tuition at uc schools. the vote expected tomorrow and how the students plan to fight it. >> it's upsetting. tuition is already a big strain. >> we are tracking the forecast. a cold night again tonight. frost in the valleys and a warmup coming your way, we let you know how warm >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break after the break . >> looking right now, this is the wednesday evening commute. this is interstate 80 in berkeley, you can see it's slow going tonight. >> here's a look at highway 24 in walnut creek. the headlights are heading towards 680. slow going, also slow going in the other direction. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break ?q . >>> in san mateo county, deputies have been issued lock boxes to secure their vehicles. this is in response to a law that is aimed on helping stopping law enforcement's guns to be stolen. >> reporter: these lock boxes allow officers to keep their weapons secured. each deputy got a lock box so they can secure guns in their cars. officers

work with the private sector and this is part of design methodologies that is built on stanford and uc berkley with all the pilots that's really the work at the 76 projects we're looking at and meaningful second scale across the country we've been lucky that mayor ed lee has for the last two years helped us to create an institution for the public basically the federal government and others getting together and, of course, the uc berkley to actively go out and scale those pilots and that's really been the goal of that thank you, mayor ed lee we have d.c. and miami and worked with the academic institutions the work with secretary fox with the smart city grants we've been able to beat out many folks as we've become the first institution to help planning out u outside the london to open this so we can intricate the electrical vehicles and we currently have people in the community really engaging the community in miami hey, what does the community want and with the work with ed reiskin and tilly chang in terms of the the work we what pilot those out here and scale them across the u.s. and u

the uc system signed a contract with hcl an indian outsourcing company to fill the positions. the employees spoke out this morning during a regularly scheduled uc board of regents meeting. >> the cuts are part of a cost cutting program that uc officials say will save ucsf $30 million over five years. it's an issue that is made national headlines. it once again brings to the spotlight the h 1 about visa program an issue president trump has spoken out about and the need to reform it. the program brings 85,000 workers to the u.s. it's design today attract highly skilled foreign workers for jobs there aren't enough qualified american workers to fill. but critics of the program argued since it doesn't require firms to recruit american workers first, it makes it easier for them to replace those workers with cheaper foreign counter parts. while several wokz on h 1 b advise arizona were brought in to help with the transition officials say they have since not used h 1 b workers and have no plans to do so. the l.a. times says the program has been coopted by outsourcing firms that use th

abc7 news reporter lillian kim has the story from uc berkeley. >> he's been caught zblsh uc berkeley students were relieved to learn that officers in burr bank arrested a fellow student who was on the run. berkeley police say one day before the arrest, pablo gomez jr. stabbed a woman to death inside her ashby avenue home on friday, after stabbing another woman who survived the attack, later found on ridge road searching for help. >> petty crimes are not very infrequent but something of this level is pretty shocking. >> reporter: gomez is a chicano/chicana major at uc berkeley. police are not yet releasing a motive but friends and family of the victim who they identify as emily inman says gomez was unknown to her. inman was 27 years old, a uc santa cruz graduate who worked at sienna ranch as a nature program and middle school science instructor. as for the surviving victim, she's at the hospital in stable condition. >> the fact that a student did this, it makes me feel unsafe walking around campus, especially at night by myself and i think that's one thing my friends have talked about

just kind of -- i think everybody will feel that financial impact. >> reporter: at uc berkeley. ktvu fox 2news. >>> ten minutes after four and eat china town is underway right now in san francisco. the long time businesses that are being showcased in this special celebration. >> and there is a new survey show figure bart riders really satisfied with their ride. how it compares to studies in the past. >> good morning. we still have a light commute. this is a look at speaker state 80 westbound. it continues to look good heading to the mcarthur maze. >> it's a rain here. eve little system needs to be watched. we have one going over us right now. upper returns on radar. i don't think it'll amount to much. we have a little bit of cloud cover. we will talk about that and your forecast coming up. we're southwest, and we have one word for you... yes. ♪ yes to flying further for less. and yes to new international nonstops. that's just one more reason we're the official airline of the "yes" coast. and yes you can now fly to more of your favorite places from right here. that's transfaren

department of homeland security before leaving in 2013 to take over the ten campus uc system. five medical centers and three affiliated national laboratories. they confirmed today the one- time arizona governor has been battling cancer for nearly five months. now during the course of the treatment with the office e- mail. they consistently provided their wide range of duties at full capacity without interruption or impact. and yesterday however she experienced side effects that required her to be hospitalized. the santa clara graduate and their self-described single work-aholic was posted by governor jerry brown as president of uc california she has handled such controversy after their pepper spray incident, funding for their lake observatory and over their proposed tuition hikes and the salary increases for the uc executives, they will not say what type of cancer she has, but in 2000 she would have a mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer. >> and calling the uc region have wished her a speedy recovering, showing great strength and resilience during their time. me

. >> now at 11:00 an angry protest on the uc campus, event featuring two controversial figures forced to be canceled as police say too dangerous. i'm ama daetz. >> tonight's protest at uc davis, conservative milo yiannopoulos and martin shkreli were slated to speak tonight. katie in the middle with the developing story. >> reporter: we witnessed so much passion, mistrust and misinformation that some people didn't believe it was canceled when it was announced and people stood around and rallied for hours. >> shut it down! >> reporter: protesters blocked the doors, police tossed them out. nobody got inside, not even the republican headliner, conservative milo yiannopoulos. >> we came to have event to promote free speech and didn't get to have any speech. >> tickets went quick and not just to students. >> milo is a rising young conservative star and want to see him close in person. >> reporter: others cannot. >> milo just how everything he has to say brings people down. not what we should stand for as community especially at davis. >> nearly 60 uc police officers worked the crowd making

. >> reporter: kristen and dan, uc berkley students are still on winter date but getting updates from the university regarding this homicide case since it involves one of their own. >> follow up, has been called. >> reporter: uc berkley students were relieved to learn officers in ber became arrested a fellow student on the run. berkley students say one day before the arrest, pablo gomez jr. stabbed a woman to death on friday after having stabbed another woman who survived the attack, later found on ridge road searching for help. >> not very infrequent, but something of this level, yeah, it is pretty shocking. >> reporter: gomez is a chicano and latino studies at uc berkley and a fellow at the alliance for climate education. police are not releasing a motive but friends and family of the victim, who they identified as emily inman, say gomez was unknown to her. she was 27 years old, a uc santa cruz graduate who worked as a nature program and middle school science instructor. as for the surviving victim, she is at the hospital in stable condition. >> the fact a student did this, it defin

. >> reporter: kristen and dan, uc berkley students are still on winter date but getting updates from the university regarding this homicide case since it involves one of their own. >> follow up, has been called. >> reporter: uc berkley students were relieved to learn officers in ber became arrested a fellow student on the run. berkley students say one day before the arrest, pablo gomez jr. stabbed a woman to death on friday after having stabbed another woman who survived the attack, later found on ridge road searching for help. >> not very infrequent, but something of this level, yeah, it is pretty shocking. >> reporter: gomez is a chicano and latino studies at uc berkley and a fellow at the alliance for climate education. police are not releasing a motive but friends and family of the victim, who they identified as emily inman, say gomez was unknown to her. she was 27 years old, a uc santa cruz graduate who worked as a nature program and middle school science instructor. as for the surviving victim, she is at the hospital in stable condition. >> the fact a student did this, it defin

. >>> still to come, for the first time in six years, tuition may be going up for uc students. we breakdown how much it would cost students each year. >>> president donald trump has already made good on campaign promises, coming up, the executive actions he took. >> sad news, mary tyler moore has died. coming up we look at her long and remarkable career. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. shining, shimmering, splendid tell me, princess, now when did you last let your heart decide a whole new world welcome to aulani it's hawaii with a touch of di

the uc regents will vote on this tomorrow. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. ♪[ music ] >>> secret service under investigation once again. >> what an agent is accused of saying about president trump on social media coming up. >> good afternoon, from our kpix 5 studios, where today certainly is a dry day. but we do have a storm. it's queued up ready to push into the bay area. we'll talk about the chances of rain returning. that's coming up when we come back. ,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. care. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the othe

uc berkeley quiet tonight but students are vocal who is coming. breitbart news editor my lowian op police. >> this man does not have a fond opinion. >> he has called certain people out in the audience, singling out people and using a lot of hate speech. >> reporter: a polarizing public figure banned from twitter is being hosted by the berkeley college republicans. >> he's a controversial figure. he represents the -- the urgency for conservatives for someone to speak on their behalf. >> reporter: last night at uc davis, protests erupted before he took the stage with former pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli. the university says the event was canceled by the college republicans. >> it's a public campus. >> my low was back today holding his own demonstration and answered this way about those who say he's hateful or incites violence. >> they're pre-pos truss. frankly, i've learned over the last year or two the only really appropriate response to absurd charges is a middle fingering. > u.s. c fact sult requested he cancel his event here. there are calls

reporting live at uc berkeley. christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> san francisco police released this photo of the suspect. they say that this man captured on video slashed a passenger at the civic center station last friday night. the victim suffered serious cuts to his head and hand. the suspect fled after the attack. investigators say he's a 29-year-old from california. >> an amber alert for a boy believed to have been in kidnapping. the boy found who heard the alert and took action. the alert went into effect about noon today. the boy was last seen yesterday afternoon in a blue minivan with the family friend. she came back out the van's gone so was the boy. an hour after the amber alert went out. a bystander spotted the van in oakland. called 911, found the boy and the woman and reunited the boy. >> just an excellent example of how this system is effective and works and can bring these situations to a peaceful resolution very rapidly when all the pieces are put together. >> it's a not clear if that family frie

they vow to do the same on friday and march to uc berkeley. oakland students are expected to march to downtown oakland. both districts are encouraging student to stay in school. the districts may lose thousands in state fund if student don't show up to school. berkeley unified said while they support their student' interests in political issues, the district is not closing school on friday. >> we'll be in washington, d.c. and we'll be live on thursday and friday with full reports on president-elect trump's inauguration. >> now your accuweather forecast withdrew tuma. >> hello, there, dan. we are talking about our first of a trio of storm systems moving in overnight tonight. live top lar 7 showing you, it is on the job. a lot of this moisture around ukiah still not reaching the ground yet. it is moistening up our atmosphere. getting ready for the storm system that will affect us tomorrow afternoon and evening. out there right now, coming off of a cool day. a lot of spots struggle to get out of the 40s. that's where we still sit in a lot of spot

at uc berkely, rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> history was made on wall street today. the dow jones closed above 20,000 for the first time ever. the dow climbed almost 156 points to reach that milestone. the nasdaq was also way up, more than 55 points. the s & p gained 18. one expert we spoke with says traders are happy with what they're seeing from the trump administration, but that could change. >> right now, they're sort of in a goldilocks position. they're looking at the world of trump, and saying everything is going to be just right. but is goldilocks going to turn into little red riding hood and say what big teeth you have grandma? >> it was almost eight years ago in march of 2009, when the dow hit its low, during the great recession. today's close more than tripled that recession low. >>> she turned the world on with her smile. fans of mary tyler moore leaving flowers on her star at the hollywood walk of family tonight, and at minneapolis at a statue of the tv icon. the 80-year-old actress died today with her husband and friends at her side. ♪ [ music ] >> ver

here in the bay area, the pickets are happening at uc berkeley, uc san francisco, the lab and the uc office of the president in oakland. those who are walking out include people who schedule medical appointments, check in patients, and those who send out bills. at the school campuses, library assistants and financial aid workers are also taking part. >>> governor brown is set to release the first draft of his state budget proposal today. revealing his plans to prepare for possible deep cuts during the trump administration. it will lay the ground work for the next six months of negotiations over how to allocate billions of dollars in state revenue. big cuts are expected in health care and other public services. trump has pledged to repeal president obama's affordable care act which provides about $20 billion for health care for five million californians. trump will financially punish local governments who impede federal immigration enforcement. >>> vice president joe biden was in san francisco yesterday at a health conference speaking about the efforts to find a cure for cancer. he an

here in the bay area, picket lines are up at uc berkeley, uc san francisco, lawrence berkeley national lab and in oakland at the uc office of the president. the picketers include workers who schedule medical appointments, check in patients, and send out bills. now, on the uc campuses, library assistants and financial aid workers are also taking part. >>> we're getting new details about a young woman who was fatally stabbed over the weekend near the uc berkeley campus. police say 27-year-old emily inman was found stabbed to death at her home on ashby avenue. she was a native of france and grew up in san luis obispo and attended uc santa cruz. go necessary is a uc berkeley student. he killed ms. inman and stabbed another woman who was seriously wounded but expected to survive. gomez was arrested in burbank the day after that killing. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines from the news room. mike, sal, gasia, back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> when moms decide to take a break from their 9:00 to 5:00 to spend time with their families, they may worry about getting back into th

inman seen here in photos from her facebook page was a french native who grew up and attended uc santa cruz. she workedded with school children as a nature educator and marine science institute in redwood city. she supported the protesters fighting the dakota access pipeline. involved in various social causes. gomez is studying latino studies. he's been involved with the alliance resource center on campus. he's also a compliment action fellow and on facebook, he often posted about transgender issues and blasted police killings of african americans. students are stunned by the killing. >> completely shocking, yes. i mean, just tells you, i mean, have multiple personality reactions, it's kind of, you don't know the people, you study with. >> berkeley police plan a travel to l.a. to interview gomez and bring him back to alameda county. and prosecutors will review the case whether to determine formal charges in berkeley's first homicide of the year. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i just wanted to clarify, were both of these women in the same house and one who was inju

they have done a lot of research, universities out here -- uc davis. we have been visiting the research stations of uc -- the kind of seeds or the saplings or the different technology that are used here, how we can adopt it to the situation in afghanistan, how we can transfer some of the technology back then. then we come to the fresno. here we were talking with the research stations. they are working mainly on pistachios. >> pistachios in fresno. >> yes. and likely, in afghanistan, we have wild pistachio. we have hoards of pistachio, so trying to see how we can become a main exporter. we have a project with uc davis, washington state, texas a&m together, that they are working with extension programs in afghanistan. their extension officers are working out with the ministry. so they will be the key partner of us to let them know how we can adopt some of those technology. at the same time, we'll be sending some of our students, our government employee, to learn and work in these research stations. our researcher will come here to learn the new technolog

her accused killer is a uc berkeley student. investigators say 22-year-old pablo gomez killed inman and stabbed another woman who was seriously wounded, but is expected to survive. police say the motive is still not known. >> this is very unreal. very unusual. we've had stabbings uncommon per se, but with this type of violence it is uncommon. >> police in southern california arrested gomez in burbank one day after the killing not far from his family home. he is now undergoing psychiatric evaluation. >>> the man accused in a deadly mass shooting at the airport in ft. lauderdale, florida made his first court appearance today. 26-year-old esteban santiago is facing federal airport violence and firearms charges, which could lead to the death penalty if he is convicted. he's accused of killing five people and wounding six others during a shootout at the ft. lauderdale airport baggage claim friday. two months before the shooting the fbi says it opened a file on santiago. >> mr. santiago walked into the anchorage fbi office to report h

they vow to do the same on friday and march to uc berkeley. oakland students are expected to march to downtown oakland. both districts are encouraging student to stay in school. the districts may lose thousands in state fund if student don't show up to school. berkeley unified said while they support their student' interests in political issues, the district is not closing school on friday. >> we'll be in washington, d.c. and we'll be live on thursday and friday with full reports on president-elect trump's inauguration. >> now your accuweather forecast withdrew tuma. >> hello, there, dan. we are talking about our first of a trio of storm systems moving in overnight tonight. live top lar 7 showing you, it is on the job. a lot of this moisture around ukiah still not reaching the ground yet. it is moistening up our atmosphere. getting ready for the storm system that will affect us tomorrow afternoon and evening. out there right now, coming off of a cool day. a lot of spots struggle to get out of the 40s. that's where we still sit in a lot of spot

. >> now at 11:00 an angry protest on the uc campus, event featuring two controversial figures forced to be canceled as police say too dangerous. i'm ama daetz. >> tonight's protest at uc davis, conservative milo yiannopoulos and martin shkreli were slated to speak tonight. katie in the middle with the developing story. >> reporter: we witnessed so much passion, mistrust and misinformation that some people didn't believe it was canceled when it was announced and people stood around and rallied for hours. >> shut it down! >> reporter: protesters blocked the doors, police tossed them out. nobody got inside, not even the republican headliner, conservative milo yiannopoulos. >> we came to have event to promote free speech and didn't get to have any speech. >> tickets went quick and not just to students. >> milo is a rising young conservative star and want to see him close in person. >> reporter: others cannot. >> milo just how everything he has to say brings people down. not what we should stand for as community especially at davis. >> nearly 60 uc police officers worked the crowd making

sources tell ktvu 59-year-old uc president janet napolitano had a medical scare so serious yesterday afternoon an ambulance rushed her from her home in this luxury apartment building on oakland's lake merritt and taken to highland hospital in critical condition and was later transported to ucff. >>> sources tell ktvu 59 year- old uc president janet napolitano had a medical so serious yesterday afternoon an ambulance rushed her from her home in this luxury building on lake merritt. taken to highland hospital in critical condition and was later transported to ucsf where she is doing extremely well. she ran the department of homeland security before leaving in 2013 to take over the ten campus uc system and five medical centers and three affiliated laboratories. her office confirmed that the one time arizona governor has been battling cancer for five months. during the course of the treatment president napolitano has consistently performed her wide range of duties at full capacity without interruption or impact. but yesterday she had complications. the self prescribed single workaholic w

uc berkeley, uc san francisco and the uc office of the president in oakland campuses are going through strikes today. the library assistants and financial aid workers at campuses are also participating. >>> vice president joe biden spoke at a health conference yesterday in san francisco about his initiative to find a cure for cancer. he announced results from a year long mission known as the cancer moon shot mission. he lost his son to cancer less than two years ago. his son died in 2015 of brain cancer at the age of 46. vice president told the crowd how that inspired him to help find a cure. >> even if we couldn't save our son, science, medicine, and technology are progressing faster than ever to save countless other sons and daughters. but there is a need for a greater sense of urgency. >> vice president biden announced when he leaves office he'll be partnering with others to form a group likely titled the biden cancer initiative. >>> the feud between the san francisco 49ers and the city of santa clara is intensifying and now the team is suing the city. the 49ers claim city leaders f

$11,500 for the humming school year. >> this is the 1st time in 7 years tuition has gone up in the uc system. it had been frozen for 6 years. in the meantime we have had a huge enrollment growth. >> reporter: students across the state had protested the tuition hike which has doubled since 2 -- 2002. it had to take action because -- >> a federal reserve did a survey, thousands of americans, 46 percent could not find $400 in an emergency without having to sell something or go and get that. >> reporter: the student services fee would jump by $54. financial aid would cover the increase two thirds of the 175,000+ in-state students. the $88 million generated by the tuition hike would go directly to help students. things like hiring more faculty, more counselors and improvements to class spaces. for beverly, that extra $336 per year is something she says she can't spare. >> staying at friends houses, it's hard. to ask for help. >>> it has been more than 6 years since this neighborhood was decimated by the gas pipeline explosion and fire. today pg&e was sentenced for what happened. >> i think

if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. >>> welcome back. u.s. president donald trump has sworn in an interim attorney general. the now former acting attorney general sally united states refused to defend the administration's executive order to temporarily stop refugees and citizens of seven countries from entering the united states. there have been protests around new york to here in los angeles. and in ohio police used pepper spray to break up an anti-trump demonstration. the white house is not backing down and continues to defend the president's decision. >> just focus on securing our borders and our homeland was a major part of what the president campaigned on and now he's doing exactly what he told the american people he would do. the president will always put the safety and prosperity of our country first and foremost. >> fareed zakaria joins me now from new york. fre fareed, what are the implications here. the acting attorney general has been firing for defying the executiv

. >>> and uc regents consider the first tuition hike in years. students sound off on doing more with less. >>> and have you noticed this in the skies? scrapping screens. the air >> i will miss her because she was one of the first feminists. >> the bay area is remembering mary tyler moore who inspired a whole generation of women for her ground-breaking role as a single working woman. mary tyler moore's role as a career woman touched many in the bay area as they grew up watching her show. leslie brinkley has the story. ♪ who can turn the world on with her smile ♪ >> reporter: mary tyler moore played mary richards, a 30-something single career woman in the era when so-called women's liberation took hold in the 1970s. >> associate producer, can you believe that? >> reporter: as a young girl growing up, i remember watching that show and i remember, you know, the thing that struck me the most viscerally was her confidence and independence. >> she says "the mary tyler moore" show inspired her as she went on to establish her own successful law firm.

. >>> milos yiannopoulos is at uc davis. he tried to that she returned to try to get the last word. >> this is a university and you should hear the opinions of everyone.>> reporter: milos yiannopoulos is no stranger to controversy. he has called birth-control a mistake and the black lives movement a hate group. he is set to take the stage in berkeley and february 1. campus police believe that the protest will be bigger than the one at uc davis. >>> donald trump catching heat again, this time for remarks he made about congressman john lewis. on friday, lewis told nbc news that trump was not a legitimate president because of the interference with the election campaign. trump fired back that lewis is all talk, talk, talk, no action or results. said. lewis is the last surviving speaker for martin luther king's march on washington. from's attack highlights his inability to take criticism. the preparation from -- for donald trump's inauguration nation -- has been in the work. don champion reports.>> reporter: 2016 was anything but

joseph bray: today we are in the special collection and archives department of the uc san diego library. we are in the gaza library building. -- geisel library building. what i've pulled out as a representative group of materials related to data related to california in san diego history. they come from different collections in our department. some of the themes you can see depicted in our collection today could be like the mission era of california and san diego history. san diego was the first mission california,- alta, established in 1869, the franciscan mission. we also have documents from the of california history. and during the mexican period you have the first americans, people from the united states coming into what is now california, people like james patty. those are overland narratives, and it describes an 1828 overland narratives or overland trip to california. two of the rarest items we have that relate to california and a history by miguel costanzo who was a spanish officer, who was part of exploring, involved in exploring the california coast. this is the first spanish e

gomez is studying at uc berkeley. he's been involved with the alliance resource center on campus. also a climate action fellow and on facebook, he often posted about transgender issues and blasted police killings of african americans. students are stunned by the killing. >> completely shocking. yes. i mean, just tells you, i mean, multiple reactions, it's just kind of telling you, you study with. >> berkeley please planned a travel and bring him back to alameda county. prosecutors will review the case to determine whether to file formal charges in berkeley's first homicide of the year. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the california highway patrol is investigating an officer involved shooting in the south bay. it happened late last night near a freeway interchange in san jose. investigators say the incident began when a chp officer responding to a highway crash called in for help. other officers then arrived on the scene and one of them fired at least one shot at a driver whose car was on the side of the highway. >> there was an incident that took place on the

as president of uc california she has handled the uc davis pepper spray incident and funding for the lake observatory and student protests over proposed tuition hikes and salary increases for uc executives. officials won't say what type of cancer she has in 2000 she had a mastectomy. napolitano has shown great strength and resilience during this time. her doctors say that she should be released in the next day and back to work soon. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the two members of the tower of power hit by an amtrak train in the hospital tonight. while they recover from serious injuries a benefit concert is being held at yoshis in oakland. we have more. cristina. reporter: we got inside, frank. they let us inside to see the sound track. and the two band members in the hospital. david will be released in a few days and as you mentioned in a couple of hours musicians here, fellow musicians are set to perform with all proceeds going to cover the cost of the men's benefit bills. it starts at 8:00 and the group conspiracy will perform and vocalist from tower of pow

>> right now at 5:00, chaos on the campus of uc davis. controversial speaker protest there at the campus one day the after an event was cancel and why uc berkeley students and faculty are paying close attention. >>> and police are askinger for help after a violent attack at a bar station. >> we are here to send a strong message that immigrants whether they are documented or undocumented are here to stay. >> and plus the tension is rising high here in the south bay, and we are days away from the inauguration of president-elect donald trump. >> the news at 5:00 starts right now. good evening, i'm kerry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. protesters took to the streets protesting donald trump and his immigration policies a on the upcoming inauguration. >> the protest was a cause of concern after an tie-trump rally in san jose last summer turned violent. we are joare joined live from se with laura ra malpert and did y see any violence? >> the police said they wanted to keep the focus on the message and not violence will. >> reporter: hundreds

worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. while not reported with entyvio, pml, a rare, serious brain infection caused by a virus may be possible.

. >>> a uc berkeley student accused of killing a woman at a homemade their first court appearance today. cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom as the 22-year- old pablo gomez jr. appeared before a judge in oakland. he's accused of killing the 27- year-old at the home she rented on ashby avenue. police say gomez also stabbed the second woman who survived their attack. many of gomez's friends and supporters were in court this afternoon. >> there is a large group as they know where they are and what they have done and he's a scholar, very intelligent person. we don't believe it, it is something they would do. >> there is still no word on a motive for the killing. gomez did not enter a plea today as he is due back in court on february 1. >>> a transient woman was charged today with child abuse

even governor brown who pressured uc to keeping tuitions frozen recently came around. it was reasonable for uc to maintain a modest and traditional tuition hike and it's not just the cost of tuition that's involved. it's the cost of living, really. >> reporter: the president of uc, janet napolitano, argued that they continued to do more with less with negative consequences with the entire system. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, nbc 7 news. >>> a new survey released today shows b.a.r.t. has its lowest rider approval rating ever. b.a.r.t.'s president is not saying she's surprised by that. elissa harrington looks at the biggest issues for riders. >> reporter: while b.a.r.t. partnership is at an all-time high, satisfaction has hit a new low. the lowest in 20 years. 69% of riders are saved with the overall services, a big change from 84% in 2012. rebecca saltsman says she's not surprised, president of the b.a.r.t. board. >> we understand it's hard right now on b.a.r.t. it's very crowded and there are delays and we are working very hard on it. >> reporter: riders' biggest

it would be the first hike in six years for the uc system. it would only apply to families earning more than $150,000 a year. still one board member, lieutenant governor said that he is planning to vote against the increase. >> we do a great job to protect those that are low income. we do a terrible job of providing resources for middle income families. that is who will bear this price. >> they will go for things like hiring more staff, more teaching assistants t would go for improving mental health. >> reporter: this increase is projected to bring in another $88 million to the uc system. a third of that would go to financial aid. the rest would go to the campuses. now if the increase goes through it would make the cost of tuition and fees for uc students about 12, 6$00 a year though that doesn't account for rent, meals and books. a very important vote happening later this morning at the meet that gets underway. the public portion at least at 9:30 this morning here at the campus. you can manage a lot of student also be on hand for this one. >

>>j.r.stone: 2 highly controversial figures paid a visit to uc-davis with a planned speech will shut down by protesters that was just this to rotted the lecture hall with converse a conservative personality the land door outside to grant most of the protesters from getting any closer the republicans a scheduled event made the call to cancel because of the event to post a message a reading of the event has been cancelled at the violence from left-wing protesters. >>j.r.stone: is supposed to appear uc-berkeley next month but that parents is in jeopardy numerous protest the planned. >>j.r.stone: usually addressed important car political so just what this was a thank you to the american people take a listen the president and her refusal to follow in his footsteps a hundred year-old overdue library book is finally been returned. >>j.r.stone: the rocket is far more private company spearheaded by tesla see all the stock and i was carrying 10 satellites for voice and data co. those satellites are designed to increase the speed a little more than hour after launch of tense silence were succes

-- has led to protests at uc-davis. twitter banned him from the site because some of his tweets were so offensive. kpix 5's melissa caen has more from uc-davis. can you hear me? >> reporter: i can, allen, just barely though. as you can see, things are getting very heated right here in front of the sciences hall at uc-davis where in just about over an hour milo yiannopoulos is scheduled to speak. things are confrontation as you can hear people on both sides. he is an editor on breitbart, calling himself the most fabulous super villain on the internet and also he has invited notorious -- we are going to cut for a minute to get some footage of what's happening here. >> usa, usausa! >> reporter: so mr. yiannopoulos has also invited notorious pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli to join him at tonight's event. as you can see, there are people here on both sides and we spoke to some folks in line earlier who are -- said they welcome the controversy. >> it's going to be a wild ride. >> reporter: why? >> because milo says so

they are asking for a $10 donation. >>> uc students will see a tuition hike. how much extra they have to pay and what that money is going to be used for. >>> plus, working to get an accurate count of the homeless population here in marin county flt we'll tell you about the important work volunteers are doing this morning and how this will help people living on the streets. >>> it's nicer than normal commute today right now. highway 24 looks good on the way to the tunnel. >>> are you ready for sunshine and warmer temperatures? the morning lows are cold but the days are warmer. i can show you the world shining, shimmering, splendid tell me, princess, now when did you last let your heart decide a whole new world welcome to aulani it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent >>> a little hip hop and rock and roll." walk this way". i don't know what year this was. i know i was there -- a long time ago. . >> that's late 80s. that's what i'm thinking. >> mike is looking it up. >> 85. >> goodness, you're

uc san diego researchers find that women who sat most of the day and got little exercise had cells that were biologically older than their actual age by eight years. they say that inactivity for long periods affects our genes' ability to stay healthy. i did a story with a doctor once who was telling me that sitting is the new smoking. >> wow. >> and so for men and women, thatcan be a real problem. >> i better get up in this commercial break. >>> the pomp and circumstance of the inauguration being met with protests and next at 5:00 a.m., the demonstrations that are starting today. starting today. >>> oakland

she is expected to lead efforts to end sexual violence and harassment on all uc campuses. her appointment is after several scandal as the berkeley. she is a civil rights attorney who has been working as a title 9 coordinateer at ucla since 2015. in a statement the uc president said that hiring her is a critical next step toward enforcing new policies to prevent sexual misconduct at uc campuses. >>> amazon wants to take on thousands of new employees. what jobs the company is hoping to fill and where. >> and a well known bar and restaurant in san francisco's union square will close its doors. at least temporarily. the battle between the manager can and the building's owner. >> we see the traffic is doing pretty well so farah round the bay area. this is a look at 92. westbound heading out toward the san mateo bridge. >> for some its clear but for others itself foggy. we will talk about that and up in the sierra there is a the love snow up there. t of snow. over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they

school students walked out in november right after the election and vow to do the same on friday and uc berkeley. oakland students are expected to march to downtown oakland. both districts are encouraging students to stay in school. the districts may lose thousands in state funds if students don't show up to school. berkeley unified said while they support their students' interests in political issues, the district is not closing school on friday. >> now, stay with us because we'll have more on the transition and saturday's women's march at 9:30. one note here, i am traveling to washington, d.c. and will have live reports for you on thursday and friday on the president-elect trump's inauguration ceremonies and everything else happening in washington. >>> the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter will be back in open court tomorrow after being charged with obstruction of trial. she is also charged with supporting a terrorist organization, salman's uncle said his niece did not know about the attack until she called her husband that morning when he did not come home. >> she called him, or

ucla and uc santa barbara have also canceled planned speeches. you might remember he was permanently banned from twitter for his part in a targeted racist and sexist harassment campaign against ghost busters and snl star leslie jones. >>> when thieves do make it into cars, there's usually shattered glass, missing things. often they're goon for good, right? but abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a story of one smash and grab with an unexpected happy ending. >> reporter: for the band tedrow and the good intentions, music is a family affair. >> more of a fiddler, i would say. >> reporter: though after this show at the hotel utah, they continued the reunion with some family bonding. >> we went and did this escape room together, like a fun, you know, team building experience. >> reporter: the eerie puzzle rooms inside the palace of fine arts come with some real life warnings on the outside. >> do not leave valuables in the car and they are there for a very good reason. >> reporter: the family had just said their good-byes. >> all of a sudden i see

the entire uc system will add 2500 california students by next fall. that's in addition to the ones that have already been added. >> and it's consistent with the university's plan to grow california undergraduate enrollment by 10,000 students over three years. >> reporter: to accommodate them, all campuses have had to or are in the process of building more housing. >> as a result, the president has put together the housing initiative, and this housing initiative will bring an additional 14,000 beds by 2020. >> reporter: nowhere is the need more apparent than at cal. uc berkeley has the lowest percentage of beds for students of any campus, with 22% for undergraduates and 9% for graduate students. systemwide the number is 38% for undergraduates and 19.6% for graduate students. while cal is in the process of building more dorms, it has identified nine sites for new student housing, including one at people's park, which is owned by the university. but people's park has a history. this mural depicts the may 15, 1969, riots when a student was shot by police.

thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. hey! we're doing the wave! all taking off with me!baby. for 42 minutes he's been trying to bring an entire stadium to its feet. you missed it buddy. (rich) why does he do it? for glory? n

if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> we haveless than three weeks from donald trump's inauguration and something may be missing. the big star power. he says he doesn't care. ♪ and the rockets red glare >> that was beyonce performing, kelly clarkson, aretha franklin during president obama's inauguration. still no word on who at that level will come out big for trump's big moment. we know this incredible choir will be there. some attention is being paid to one member who not only refused to sing at the inauguration, she quit. we have her story. >> reporter: marching bands from around the country are going to washington for donald trump's inaugural festivities. 40 will be in the parade, 8,000 participants. a new co