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campus chaos at cal. protests against a self-described internet troll turned violent tonight in berkeley. >> ma'am. >> good evening, and thank you for joining us tonight. >> protesters have been on the streets of berkeley all night, 00 even after cal cancelled the event featuring milo yiannopoulous. >> let's take a look at sky 7 from earlier. protest appears to be over at this point. this is a live look now, berkeley police say they received reports of five injuries. >> take a look at this time line of what happened in berkeley tonight. just after 5:30, the crowd started to form. police set up barricades for the protesters, the demonstration quickly turned violent. at 6:01, can you see someone throwing fireworks toward police on the balcony.

a minute later, demonstrators boke down the barriers and stormed the martin luther king student union building. by 6:25 they had broken windows and set a diesel generator completely on fire. after that, police issued numerous disbursal orders. at least for an hour, protesters remained. by a little after 8:00, many left and took to the streets of berkeley, breaking windows of a chase bank and shattering doors of a bank of america branch. >> now, we have live team coverage tonight, let's begin with lilian kim. lillian? >> university officials say they suspected trouble when they saw paramilitary style protesters march toward campus. uc berkeley police say they had never seen anything like it, protesters dressed in black, inflicting violence on campus. they threw commercial grade fireworks, rocks and much more. >> they began throwing molotov

cocktails and picking up barricades and throwing those. those were not our students. that's not our students behavior. >> the small group of protesters also set fire to a generator. the target of tonight's demonstrations had been escorted out of the building. an estimated 1500 people converged at the height of the protest. people we talked to were happy the event was cancelled. >> we will not tolerate hate or violence. >> he's here to make money off of spewing hate. >> if you do not leave -- >> police repeatedly told the crowd to disburse, at times officers shot paint and pepper bullets at the people responsible for most of the damage. no one was reported to be seriously injured. finally, protesters took their demonstration off campus where vandals left their mark on tell graph avenue. the protest was over, the

university condemned the violence and those they describe as a small group of agitators. >> this is not a proud night for this campus, the home of the free speech movement. >> the berkeley college republicans, the host of tonight's event was going to pay for the security. the university told us they are off the hook, and won't have to pay for any damage either. live at uc berkeley, lilian kim, abc 7 news. >> lillian, thank you. wayne freedman continues our team coverage. >> he's live on the cal campus tonight as well. wayne? >> this is a story with many, many sub plots, not just the idea of a person making a speech, but the content of the speech, and people who wanted to hear it, people who didn't want to hear it, and people who wanted to debate his right to make that speech, in essence, a debate about free speech. >> hours before the event even. >> no fascist usa.

>> it had all the trappings of gearing up for problems. >> i think part of freedom of speech is hearing opinions you don't believe in 37. >> when conflict arrived it did so in the form of polytechnics, strife and anger, not only about the speaker, and what he might say, but also about his right to say it, even here in the birth place of the free speech movement. >> i was carrying my sign, that said, the first amendment is for everyone, protects all speech, even milo. >> free speech should be allowed, but where do we draw the line when it crosses into hate speech. >> reporter: some people came here hoping to hear the speech, key era robles was upset when it was cancelled. >> look at what color hat they're wearing, it's certainly not red. key era robles paid for it. >> are you surprised?

>> ma'am. >> in a free country with free speech in this iconic place, no matter what a person's politics, that happened. >> ma'am, are you all right? >> yes, i am, thank you for asking. >> we'll finish with another quote from mike sherman, who you heard in that story. he said, this is a war, it is good to see the campus come alive again, with all else we saw today, some people will agree, and there will be others who disagree. live on the uc berkeley campus. >> milo yiannopoulous went with the on facebook live after he was evacuated from the campus slamming leftist protesters from keeping him from speaking. here's what he says about the police response. >> the police presence did not seem to be particularly aggressive this evening, that's something i witnessed and my security detail witnessed too. i was evacuated at the first sign of trouble. trouble did get a lot worse ap i did leave, i think i had to

leave anyway. this event may never have got off the ground, it seems as though the university police didn't really want it to happen. >> a very intense night in berkeley, stay on the news with our app. the san francisco police department is suspending ties with the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the announcement comes amid growing concerns amid spying on muslim americans by the new trump administration. katie joins us live to explain. katie? >> reporter: san francisco may become a model as other cities look to examine their relationships with federal agencies. the concern from advocates here, is that local police departments could be used for surveillance that is too broad and possibly unconstitutional. >> the san francisco police department is suspending its participation in the fbi's joint

terrorism task force. >> it's more urgent now than ever before. >> this amid the growing concern that people agree with president trump -- >> he was very clear, he was going to target muslims. >> retired attorney john crew fights for civil liberty issues. >> the policies of the fbi, even before donald trump came in were very broad. >> it's a danger to all americans. >> what it does is lowers the standards by which our government can come after us. >> police chief william scott. >> when that confidence is shaken, we have to slow down and make sure the public sees us. >> the ten-year jttf agreement was set to expire in march and policy could be revised.

>> public safety encampuses a lot of things, looking at our total policy, we want to protect our public. >> the fbi released this statement, the san francisco jttf continues to be committed to working with our state, local and federal law enforcement entities, to uphold the constitution and protect the american people in all communities. a jttf partnership could be reinstated with review by the police commission at a public meeting. in san francisco, katie yudis abc 7 news. happening now, after a break in the rain, which has been nice, there is a new storm hitting the bay area. expect a rainy morning commute and maybe several. sandia patel is tracking live doppler 7 tonight. >> it looks very different from earlier tonight. as you'll notice there in the south bay, we have the majority of the moisture, moderate pockets of rain, taking you down to street level between

sunnyvale, santa clara. you'll notice in san jose as wll. in the peninsula, highway 101, it is a wet ride all the way up into daily city. john daly boulevard, as we pan out and show you what's up stream, you will notice there is lightning showing up just off the coastline here, we're keeping an eye on it, the instability is there. we have a moderate strength storm for tomorrow morning. there is a slight chance of thunder, hour by hour forecast, it's going to be a rough ride with the wind, the rain, pockets of moderate rain at 5:00 a.m., this continues on through 8:00 a.m., wind advisory up now until 3:00 a.m. friday. gusts could take down trees and power lines, your morning commute planner, it is going to be bad if you're driving, a bumpy ride if you're taking the ferry, and if you're walking slippery, watch out, make sure you have your rain gear by the door and ready to go. >> this is the beginning of a

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experts gathered to provide free legal advice to immigrant families amid fears of a crackdown from the trump administration. >> i've been here for 14 years, i'm a hardworking person, i pay my taxes. >> juan has three kids in the school district in san jose. he's scared president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration could tear apart his family.

he was among dozens of parents who took advantage of a panel discussion. >> making sure they feel comfortable sending their children to our schools. >> attorneys and other experts answered questions and gave free legal advice. >> the main thing is for them to know their rights and regardless of their legal status, they have constitutional rights. >> santa clara county supervisors have voted to sue the trump administration over the president's executive order that punishes sanctuary cities. >> they're not giving up funds or principles without a fight. >> no matter who you voted for in the presidential election, losing a billion dollars of local money is not a good thing for our taxpayers here. >> supervisors are hoping to file their lawsuit by the end of the week. >> an offduty contra costa sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man.

he was trying to break into the deputy's home in buena vista. the suspect ended up collapses in the drive way. neighbors were ordered to shelter in place. >> it's unnerving when s.w.a.t. was here, i'm getting on my cell phone shelter in place. >> no other suspects were found and the shelter in place order was lifted a short time later. >> the sources surrounding the shooting are still under investigation. >> bart could explore the possibilities of corporate partnerships at some stations. the board of directors is considering it as a way to bring in additional revenue. no revenue strategies have been approved, at least not yet, a bart board director says the sponsorship idea could come up for a vote later this year. take a look at live doppler

7. it's going to be slippery, this is just the beginning of our storm that's coming in. pockets of moderate rain in the south bay, right around milpedis. as we take you south, willow glenn area seeing light to moderate rain. in the santa cruz mountains, it's been raining steady. in santa cruz, here in san francisco and on the peninsula, south san francisco, san bruno, you're getting steady light rain. temperatures right now, 40s, 50s, pretty mild with the south wind in san jose, the wind hasn't really gotten too gusty, our concern is, as they increase, we will be seeing the potential for trees down tomorrow. ponding on the roadways, pretty high as the intensity of the rain picks up. the rest of the power outages, creek and river flooding looks pretty low. this is going to get heavier, winter storm warning in effect

now. it runsntil saturday at 4:00 a.m. 2 to 3 feet of snow is expected. with the gusty winds, it's going to make fordicecy driving conditions, i would not advise traveling. if you're traveling out of sfo tomorrow, expect the potential for delays, is it going to be a wet and windy morning commute, scattered showers in the afternoon, it's going to be unsettled through early next week. this system for tomorrow is moderate in strength, it's a two, gusty raining morning. there's a slight chance of thunder thursday going into friday. your hour by hour forecast, 4:00 a.m. pockets of moderate rain. if your commute begins at 7:00 a.m., you're looking at slow going roadways because of the rain. right around 8:00 a.m., you notice it switches over into scattered shower activity, this continues around the time you might be grabbing lunch, you need to hang on to the rain gear. another wave of heavier rain

comes in, same system, midnight friday as you'll notice, right on through 3:00 a.m., could be a clap or two of thunder as we head into 5:00 a.m. friday, pockets of rain in the east bay and south bay. scattered showers friday. we'll continue with the scattered shower theme, right on through friday night for your getaway, if you're staying here at home, keep that in mind. it's not going to be a lot of rain everywhere. we're going to see a distinct amount here. in the north bay, look at the rain shadow effect about a half inch to six tenths of an inch. it's going to depend on where you are, tomorrow morning, starting out comfortable, tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be showery, temperatures mid-50s to the low 60s, you'll see a few peaks of sun. make sure you tune in to mike niko tomorrow. he'll have the complete update. showing you moderate strength

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good evening, three-point shootout is held during all-star weekend, the warriors decided, let's hold our own tonight

against charlotte. they hit 15 threes at the half. here's the shot of the night. steph curry tosses a ball to his dad, and dell, suit and tie on, bang. i'm dell curry, google me if you don't remember. like father like son knocked down six threes. no reaction, yeah, i've seen that. even when javale mcgee was denied by the rim. it turned into 39 for the game. dubs miss a three, and make a three. klay thomson on the reload. in for 29 points on the night. curry just launch. finished with 11 triples, dubs up big. and watch curry here, dribbling around. got to come out, and he drives baseline and scores. dubs with 21 threes and roll 26-111 against the clippes tomorrow. the raiders will play the patriots in mexico city next

season. this is the second year in a row they've been scheduled to play south of the border. that would have been a raiders home game that oakland is losing, so you won't see tom brady here. this is national signing day, where high school players announce where they'll play in college. it appears stanford did very well, landing three five-star recruits, quarterback davis mills from georgia, he's the top ranked qb in the country. he'll be tackled by foster sorrell. and walker little, he's not little. 6'7", 310. stanford's recruit, starting with davis mills. >> the jewel of every class. it starts with the quarterback position. and get assessed by the coaches, a number one quarterback in america. it was just exciting. accurate, quick release, great feet, good athlete. it's got a chance to come in and

be a good football player for us. >> new cal coach justin wilcox got a late start in recruiting. maybe throwing to another four star receiver, tarek johnson, and intriguing is running back walsh from las vegas, the grandson of muhammad ali. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. abc 7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobil