from cbs news this is the morning edition. we are looking at how the university may respond to the demonstration. they are saying it is different from the free palestine and cabinets we have seen. ready for a fight against

recall? how pamela price plans to make her case to east bay voters once again. wrecking news on wall street. for the first time the dow crossed the 40,000 threshold this morning. it is thanks to yesterday's inflation report. the bureau of labour statistics showed prices rose at 0.3%. it is a slower pace in the two months prior. the blue-chip index was up 114 percent. trading around 40,022 this morning, holding steady in the 40,000 mark. this is where the markets are right now but we will continue following this. this is something that could be a good indicator about how the markets respond to data and reporting and we will have a full wrap up at 3:00. uc berkeley, a group of protesters have taken over a condemned building. it happened

overnight and you are seeing what the scene looks like right now at the alumni hall. the university claims that what you see on screen are a group of activists that are separate from the free palestine encampments that lasted for weeks and disbanded yesterday. we are shown what the situation looks like this morning. >> reporter: we are about a black a week -- block away , they are keeping everyone from getting inside. we can see a better look at the setup at this particular location as there are plenty of tents, signs, and flags surrounding this abandoned building. around 20 people set up on the lawn of this turned out building on campus overnight. it is the alumni hall. we have noticed people going through a door at this location. the university says these appear to be peoples park protesters and it is the 55th anniversary of a major protest that happened at that park. all of this coming as the

uc berkeley campus related to the pro-palestinian protests came to an agreement with the university tuesday. the school saying they will look into invest to see if they align with the university's values. the chancellor is saying she will personally call for a cease-fire in gaza. this morning we have been here at this location monitoring ration and tried to speak to the situations outside of those tents. they said they did not want to speak on camera and could not provide with a statement. you notice there are palestinian flags and messages of support for the cause, as well as those criticizing israel. classes are out at uc irvine after protesters clash with riot police. uc irvine

canceled all classes yesterday because they are angry that they were worried that they suspended protesters who were on a negotiation team. hundreds of protesters rallied outside the school and faced off with riot police. they did not articulate how the violence is defined. protesters wanting the attention of regents. inside those meetings they are debating whether professors and staff should be barred to post their own views on the war on garza -- gaza. face congressional pressure to set boundaries, appear to represent the official stanford we are monitoring and encampment in san francisco were ceremonies for graduation happened. a deadline has come and gone. protesters say they are not moving. administrators say

they're not planning to move them by force but warned they could face academic replica additions -- repercussions. mike lee was put on leave after an agreement he made with protesters on campus. csu chancellor said he made the announcement in an email and did it without approval. the move is under review while he remains on leave. we are getting response from the jewish caucus, they support the suspension saying that it leads -- his endorsement was . he was unfit to lead the university. for continuing coverage on the bay area encampments and protests and the ripple effects down close to los angeles, stay with us on air and online. we stream 24/7 on our news at.

happy thursday. what do you have planned? it is a cool cloudy day along the coastline with daytime high sitting in the 50s and 60s near san francisco. half moon bay, pacifica. it clears up more in land. concord, to napa, are topping off to the upper 60s and 70s. a beautiful day. we have seen the forecast all week long with day-to-day changes . around the corner going into the weekend we will have high pressure moving in, the warm effect into the 80s throughout the inland areas. now we are sitting at the upper 70s. we are close to that in san jose. not only will we see 80s plenty of sunshine as early as saturday, and a sunday. a beautiful weekend coming . the concorde fair or if you're feeling daring of for an adventure. we will see

upper 60s are sunday in time , turning to low 70s next week. partly cloudy skies along the coast in the bay. let's talk about what is happening in alemannic -- alameda county. to get her name on a recall ballot. here is her response. >> the people of this county have the right to elect a district attorney. they did that. we should not have to do it again. but, we will. we will do it again. she won her seat with 53%, fair and square. a group of people angry with her decisions in high profile cases. once they got the signatures and recertified, supervisors chose to add the recall to the

november ballot instead of calling an expensive special election. we will watch that closely. settled with the family of angela for $7.5 million. he died while in police custody in 2020. 30 years old, restrained during a mental health emergency. his death was ruled as excited delirium. the diagnosis since has been banned

who goes there? right on time. it is 9:11, time to get a look at the bay. cities across the bay are celebrating the power of getting on a bike and peddling her the bicycle coalition offering snacks and gifts to writers in in san francisco, cyclists came together last night to raise the profile of an issue to pay

attention to people in jude -- injured or killed. they took part in the of silence. talked to one survivor of a horrific hit and run who said the people who lost their lives on bicycles in our community deserve to be remembered. >> reporter: alex is embracing her second chance at life. >> i am super grateful that my friend paul did not have to make a ghost bike for me. >> reporter: she was hit from behind while stopped at a red light. as a result she suffered a traumatic brain injury. >> i luckily do not have memories of the accident at all. >> reporter: the accident also wiped out a years worth of memories from her life. she has physical scars from her injuries. >> i headed tracheotomy and a

feeding tube. i still have pain from the feeding tube. even though it has been gone for two years. in this right of silence is a way to honor the victims. it has seven stops where bikers lost their lives. every victim since 1997 is remembered. >> this was someone's daughter, a son, a pedicab operator. >> reporter: paul is considered the unofficial bike mayor of san francisco and helped organize the event. there is one day he will always remember when two people were killed on their bikes just hours apart. >> i will never forget that day, how painful that was for me and our community. we did not know why it happened? >> reporter: one of the stops was here at third and mission bay. they were killed in 2017. every year his mother comes out to greet the riders. >> i am grateful. this is to

honor people and family. those who come to honor him, i honor. >> reporter: the goal of the right is to remember. >> every person who has died in san francisco on a bike deserves to be remembered. they are not just a number or name, they are a whole person. >> reporter: also to raise awareness of bike safety in hopes of saving a life. another may gray day in the bay area. we see plenty of sunshine throughout this afternoon. the coastal fog holds on tight throughout the evening hours tonight. we have more of the same in the forecast with small to day-to-day changes. plenty of things happening for us in the week in -- the high-pressure sitting offshore. the big reason we have been seeing dry

weather all week long. temperatures near normal. that is keeping the storm track north of us. we will not see rain for the next seven days. the predictions are showing drier than normal conditions in california. as we take a look at the weekends for kes, plenty of things going on. concorde has it going on. san francisco, beta breakers. you know the drill. especially when it comes to these crazy outfits. 50s in the mornings with the may gray sticking around like what we had this morning. if you dress up, it will be a cool one in the early hours. you will want some sort of layers ready to go. 60s throughout areas like san francisco, down along the 101 and into redwood city. cloud continues to break apart and we are left with sunshine this afternoon. 70s today near san jose. upper 70s near antioch. a little bit cooler weather today compared to yesterday but by a degree or two. it's probably not

noticeable. next week we get back to the 80s. by monday and tuesday, high pressure system that was sitting offshore moves in a little bit closer, warming up into the 80s throughout the inland areas. plenty of sunshine. a little sunshine along the bay as early as monday. the partly cloudy skies roll their way back in, that will be the trained during the may gray set up. radio. experie music to make a move in the morning. get ready for the black radio experience. tickets for a new festival in napa go on sale today. a lineup you will not want to miss. morris brings her rsvps were to the masonic on may 29.

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we need a little love in the morning. this is legendary. john legend is teaming up with andre 3000 for a new festival in napa. it's called the black radio experience. it is celebrating black culture. the power of music to form new bonds. more than 30 artists will perform including, common, jill scott, rogers, med lip, and more. tickets go on sale this morning. time for your money watch report. stocks rallied with the latest inflation data. the data caused a run on the dow this morning. the average pushed past 40,000. that's a threshold we have not seen for a while. let's look at where the markets are right now? down below 40,000, a little bit. just by eight take but it could take up. we will watch that throughout the day. we hope that we end the day with a

positive headline from wall street. tech tensions overseas, microsoft asking employees in china to consider moving out of the country. you're opening up the wall street journal to find the report that says 700 of 800 staffers received offers to transfer to other countries. u.s., ireland, new zealand. most of them are engineers working on ai and cloud computing. it's interesting and coming at a time when washington, d.c. is cracking down on beijing's access to advanced technology. now this. feels good and resonates right there in your chest. japanese art form alive today in

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we went behind the scenes to hear the meaning and feel the meaning behind the music. watch. >> reporter: when franco imperial hits the drum --? i feel like there is a relationship happening in terms of connecting with the instrument. >> reporter: it creates a sensation. whether it is a single drum in the studio -- ♪ or a group of them in the street, creating something people can hear and feel is what he has been doing for the past 51 years. >> we all have a heart beat. i think the pulse is something that we all tap into when we do any kind of drumming. >> reporter: he joined 26 years ago is the longtime artistic

director. >> when i am drumming, i feel pure joy. bliss. >> reporter: those are some feelings the founders tapped into in 1973 when a new japanese american pride emerged decades after world war ii and the hardship of interment. >> that generation i think really struggled and fought to reclaim the identity with pride and with honor. >> reporter: she began playing as a stanford student in 1993 and is now executive director. >> for our select group of founding members really was a way to say that it is a japanese art form. it is not a quiet passive art form that so many people associate with the japanese culture. it is something very loud, very powerful. very much in your face as far as claiming their voice, claiming their heritage.

that really spoke to them. it continues to until this day. in permanent part of san jose's japan town, they evolved into one of the premier arts organizations in the city, attracting students and players from all backgrounds. >> it's added to a key. if you can embrace the four principles, it does not matter the color of your skin or gender or anything about you. as long as you embrace the principles, you can be part of this group. in the drumbeat goes on for san jose , keeping tradition alive while working -- reaching out to new artists and audiences every day. you can watch the hour-long special, roots and resilience .

may 24th at 4:00 p.m. on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area. that is it for the news at 9:00. next is the drew barrymore show. for more, join us on the stre

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