students have been protesting tuition hikes saying they can t handle any more increases. today the actions are not expected to be all bad. they are planning to freeze tuition for undergraduates and endorse the governor s tax initiative which will be on the note of ballot if voters approve that plan uc s budget would increase by 125 million dollars. if it fails they would face cuts of 250 million tuition could go up 20%. regents will be pushing that tax initiative. bad news for students in graduate school on the table is an idea to increase fees for professional schools, law school 10%, business school fees 23%. the argument is graduate students don t protest as much as ungrads do and they are pitching this idea saying graduate students are often willing to pay they believe the education worth it and their jobs will be valuable enough. not great news today for graduate students undergrads look like they will be safe but there will be protesters to make sure their voices are he
thank you very much. we may be on the verge of a building boom tonight that would help the economy. the sentiment index has risen from 29 to 35. anything under 50 is weak, it s the highest number in five years and the biggest increase in almost a decade. we re live in san jose tonight this, is encouraging. right. because of the lag time with new construction, like what you see behind me, economists say the housing market is the last to call going into the recession and the last to big out so. today is a welcome sign of optimism. this is construction activity making you smile you re not alone. one of the most-respected economists says we should feel good. we re moving beyond the foreclosure crisis and beyond the gloom. and in an index at its highest level in five years, builders say they re seeing their best sales levels since february, 2007. and that is coming off of a five-decade low, last year. we re excited on all levels. there is everybody feeling more confi
this appears the car slammed into the center divide. it began on highway 37, officers say the robber continued on city streets and the car then hopped on i 80 heading west. a second person has died from injuries suffered in a house fire last friday in san bruno. the coroner says the 62-year-old died sunday from smoke inhalation. her 2-year-old grandson died in that fire as well. investigators believe candles from a religious altar may have started this fire. the grandfather remains in the hospital. the hindu family has a prayer altar in the hallway. san francisco police are looking for help trying to find a murder suspect. police released this sketch of a suspect in the execution-style shooting of a 26-year-old june 28th. investigators say the suspect is five seven to six feet tall, and last seen in a pontiac grand am. and you can find the number on our web site. and there is some unusual summer wernl, take a look. there is a live picture from the north bay. you can s
year. the ceo said it may cost another $2 billion once trades are unwound. and the head of the officer is giving back stock and bonuses and traders could lose their salaries from two years as well as jobs. and jp morgan chase still managed to make a $5 billion profit. nothing on friday the 13th on wall street. there is a the dow finishing almost 204 points and the rally partially fueled by relatively good economic news from china. and fbi may investigate a elementary school coming from an alleged molestation. the teacher is accused of molesting more than 20 students. their parents claiming that the district ignored complaints about him. and there is a lawyer for the family says he contacted the federal government because he felt local officials were not doing enough. i m pleased to report i did report a receive a letter from the u.s. department of justice. they said they re looking at more information and this may warrant a federal investigation of mira monty. and h
basketball team which you will be proud of, and i m talking about us internally. it is up to them to complete this project, and i know they will. the onus is not on us as owners. the onus is on us as players and coaches and executives to build a team that is worthy of a building like this. to me, nothing less than championship caliber team is what i have always strove for in my life. i heard one great quotation in my life that i would remind you of, and i have it on my back for counter for a 30-some years. nothing happens unless first a dream. you have to be a dreamer, and we had two owners here who are dreamers. if you do not have a vision where you want to go, these gentlemen know where they want to go, and they are putting their money behind their mouth, and to come to live in you like this my god. if i were a player, this would be my resting place if i were a free agent. david, we cannot talk about free agents, but, if i were a player coming to a building like this, i k