in a statement, nicolas dirks, the chancellor, wrote, "we deeply regret that the violence unleashed by this group undermined the first amendment rights." >> uc berkeley students are not at fault, president trump said, "no federal funds." and gavin newson is blasting the threat. "i'm appalled at your willingness to deprive over 38,000 students access to an education because of the actions of a few." according to data from the latest fiscal review, more than half of it is research budget was received, about $370 million

annually. uc berkeley police say those who turned violent were not cal students and the speech was canceled for safety reasons. and let's check in now with wayne freedman live at cal. >> reporter: that's right. if you talk to anyone on campus or in the community, no one is blaming uc berkeley for what p had. they were, in fact, outside agitators. take a look over my shoulder. good morning, berkeley, tough night last night? a war that began with a battle on campus that spread into a conflict and this morning anyone could see the evidence written on walls and covered up by plywood when the agitators carried into the streets of berkeley, they took dead aim at banks and corporate america.

>> they always hit the same spots every time. >> reporter: why is that? >> they don't like the big corporation. >> reporter: for mario, it was business as usual and why didn't the city of berkeley deploy its police departments to protect those targets. let's ask the mayor. >> we need to deploy our police resources effectively. we have limited resources. the focus was to monitor the crowd and make sure that there was no threat to physical safety of people in the crowd and in the community. >> reporter: what protesters may not have considered is that by moving on the big guys, they hurt a lot of little people, too. >> they are hurting the every day people, some of those people maybe work two jobs and they need that money. >> reporter: today, many of the people who would have worked in that starbucks did not work at all. if this is, in fact, a class

war, as some people around here are describing it, then the people who would have been at work at that starbucks and all of these other businesses qualify as collateral damage. dan? >> wayne, what's the mood like out there today? >> reporter: now, that depends on who you talk to. if you talk to the young republicans, we asked if he had known how the event had turned out, would they have sponsored the event at all. he said he did not know. they anticipated violence but not that much. another student, who is a freshman, said, and this is a quote, i think it's sad and misleading that the rest of the country saw what happened here that they cannot tell the difference between anarchists and uc berkeley students. there is a bit of a

misconception. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne, thank you. we'll turn now to our weather forecast. a damp and gray day across the bay area. live pictures from san francisco and the east bay hills which is all clouds and one or two rain droplets. >> spencer christian has the latest. >> it's going to get damper and grayer. i'll give you a closer look at what is going on. light rain and scattered showers over most of the bay area. let me close into the area of the most concentrated rainfall. it's in the east bay. south of fairfield to concord, san ramon, pockets of steadier rain in there. pretty widely scattered even into the south bay. it's light and scattered. this storm ranks 1 on the impact scale, the storm impact scale. it will be gusty as well. here's the forecast animation starting at 5:00 this afternoon and into the evening hours. we continue to see pockets of light rain and notice how

between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m., the rainfall becomes heavy and steady over the north bay. it produces a drenching. that heavier, steady rain shifts between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. and then at 5:00 a.m., in the inland east bay and after 6:00 a.m. we see it tapering off to scattered showers for the remainder of the day tomorrow and tonight. it's going to be wet. if you're planning to go outside, i advice taking an umbrella or shielding yourself in some fashion. the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. ama? >> that's okay. it's me. the snowpack is at 173% of average in the sierra. that's as a result of the snow survey from the state department of water resources. this is the most snow recorded since 1995. the northern half of the state is now out of the drought. governor jerry brown expected to wait until the next snow survey in april before deciding whether to officially end the state

drought emergency. a new round of rain this week means we're keeping a close eye on our reservoirs and some of them are already spilling over, as you can see. this water is coming from the anderson reservoir and floating into morgan hill. matt keller takes a look at how much water is in bay area reservoirs right now. >> reporter: it was a dark and stormy night in the south bay. okay. it was dark but the storm wasn't like what we saw recently. light showers for the most part. when your ten reservoirs are above normal, even filled to the brim for some, you've got to prepare for the wet weather. >> with the dry weather, we've been able to release water from most of them to get them to a safer level to make room for the floodwaters that are coming in, inflowing into the reservoir. >> reporter: the reservoir in morgan hill is more than 100% at capacity. that's why we were able to capture this video. water spilling over and out and in the uvis creek.

lexington reservoir in los gatos is about 85% of capacity. the santa clara water district has done releases getting ready for more rain to fill up. anderson reservoir in morgan hill has reached its limit. releases have been taking place and mother nature has been cooperating, too. giving us a chance to dry out recently to help with the flooding. more will be coming to keep our water supply up. >> through january we're thinking, this is a great month but what if january and february is completely dry. we might find ourselves in a drought situation. it's looking like there is rain in the forecast so we're encouraged by that. the storms are spread out so we don't have a concern of flooding. >> reporter: all of this water from anderson reservoir is floating into the coyote creek and water officials don't expect to have any flooding issues this weekend. matt keller, abc7 news.

san leandro man may be charged with murder for running over his girlfriend. abc7 news was on ruth court as police investigated this deadly incident. it began last night as a couple argued in front of their house and then things turned tragic. >> several 911 calls of the male and female reported yelling at each other. one of our 911 callers then reports that the female was struck by the vehicle and stuck underneath it. >> the victim's boyfriend was behind the wheel. he's been identified as kevin valasco. he tried to lift the car but was not successful and his girlfriend died at the scene. a homeless village was taken down today. >> it sits under the 580 and 980 freeways. there were 18 health and safety violations.

leslie brinkley has a look at what happened today. leslie? >> reporter: advocates are absolutely angry saying that they tried to build something for the homeless only to have it attorney down but the city says the makeshift village had to go. they had to restore a public park. >> shame, shame, shame. those are homes. those are homes. >> reporter: two weeks ago, west oakland neighbors and activists took palettes and plywood and built a homeless village wedged under the 580 and 980 freeways. they set up a wash station and toilet and donated food and clothes. >> the city complains they don't have the money but we came together as a community to do this. people put their time, sweat, energy. >> i never felt so much love for people when i'm beside these parks. they came to me and helped me. they was calling me mama nancy. >> reporter: but today, 12

residents, like mama nancy, were back out on the street. oakland police officers watched as public works crews dismantled the so-called village because the city was leasing the land from cal trans to create a public park. >> reality is that they took over a public park without any permits, without any communication. we had a lot of complaints from the neighbors as well. >> reporter: the city posted 18 health, safety and fire code violations for the village. >> what we see here is an exhibit of municipal code taking precedent over the housing crisis and human dignity. >> reporter: angry advocates tried to salvage what they could as a few dozen marched oakland city hall to demand answers. beds were available in the city's winter shelter for those displaced. countywide, there are 4,000 homeless. the grassroots community groups that built this village say they will try to rebuild it now somewhere else. in oakland, leslie brinkley, abc7 news.

>> a war of words between celebrities turned politicians. >> hey, donald, i have a great idea. why don't we switch jobs. >> why arnold schwarzenegger said he'd like a shot at the white house. and the uber ceo steps down, not from uber but from a post that stirred a lot of controversy. plus, who is really to blame?

so who is really at fault for san francisco's crooked high-rise luxury apartment building, the millennium tower. that's what the board of supervisors are trying to figure out now.

the blame is on a uc engineer professor. >> reporter: uc berkeley engineering professor testified in front of the board of supervisors. he was on the peer review board which gave the project a green light in a letter to the city in 2006. >> my role in the project was very clearly spelled out as looking at the reinforced concrete structure. that's where i focused my work. and the other things that they think i should have been looking at were not in my scope. >> the city relied on him. he's basically saying you shouldn't have relied in me. >> reporter: especially since he was the chair of the review

board for another project on tacoma. it was scrapped, considered too dangerous to build. >> he knew there were dewatering next door and didn't mention it anything in his letter. he knew that there was no geotechnical peer review but didn't mention it in his letter. you would think a professional like this would at least cover their behind a little bit. >> my biggest concern is an earthquake. >> reporter: pat dawson confronted the professor asking why her home was built on soil instead of bedrock. >> could have been much more clear about the potential problems with the building and didn't take that opportunity. >> reporter: this is being called a systemic failure by the city, the peer review board and the city as a whole. elissa harrington, abc7 news. a san francisco police officer shot in the line of duty is making a remarkable recovery. officer kevin downs was shot in the head while responding to a 911 call at a shopping mall.

a man said to be mentally disturbed was causing trouble. he fired three shots at officer downs hitting him once. >> i'm glad it was me that was shot. i wouldn't have wanted to see my brother in that position. >> tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, vic lee shows us downs' long but remarkable recovery and his plans for the future. >> he looks great now. that's remarkable. uber's ceo says he's quitting the president's advisory council. he said, "there are many ways we will continue to advocate for just change on immigration but staying on the council was going to get in the way of that." his initial silence was blamed on the president's action immigration and #deleteuber campaign. the war of words is heating

up against between donald trump and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> and this all took place at a national prayer breakfast. >> kristen sze has more. kristen? >> reporter: it's held annually in d.c. to affirm the role of faith in american public life. the president always speaks. it's tradition. but president trump broke from tradition when he asked the audience to pray for arnold schwarzenegger, the new host of "celebrity apprentice." >> they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger, to take my place. we know how that turned out. the ratings went right down the tubes. it's been a total disaster. >> the former california governor tweeted this video response. >> hey donald, i have a great idea. why don't we switch jobs. you take over tv because you're such an expert in ratings and i take over your job and then people can finally sleep

comfortably again, hmm? >> the feud began a month ago when president trump tweeted the ratings are in and arnold schwarzenegger got swamped compared to the ratings machine, djt. that's donald j. trump. schwarzenegger tweeted, "i wish you the best of luck and i hope you'll for for the american people as aggressively as you worked for your ratings." and he said he thought the immigration ban was, quote, crazy, which leads us to today. lots of speculation out there that trump's comment is a publicity stunt intended to boost the ratings of a show he still co-produces. some think not. people are asking to give schwarzenegger huge ratings in the hopes of irking the president. ama, larry? >> you know, this rain is to boost my ratings. we're going to keep it going.

>> is it working? >> i don't know. >> for you or for us. >> here's live doppler 7. it is working. it is raining, that's for sure, in some parts of the bay area. it's confined to the east bay right now and parts of the south bay, santa cruz mountains. check out this view of low clouds looking north from sutro tower. 60 in san francisco. 61 in oakland and mountain view, 60. 55 at half moon bay. in emeryville, clouds. 70 degrees in santa rosa. 59 in novato. 60s at concord and livermore. and looking back over the skyline in san francisco, it's wet and windy for the morning commute, again. scattered showers tomorrow afternoon and unsettled weather will be with us for the entire week ahead. our current storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale and maintains

that overnight into tomorrow. we expect the heaviest rain to fall before 6:00 a.m. and it's gusty and breezy along with the rain that falls. let's look at where the heaviest rainfalls overnight and into the morning hours. in the north bay, it's at its heaviest, between 1:00 and 3:00 a.m. and then shifts southward just a bit. we see heavy, steady rain from parts of the east bay and later in the morning hours, around 5:00 to 7:00, the heaviest rain is in the south bay and finally starts to push out of the bay area with the heavier rain, that is, after 7:00 a.m. it's followed by, as you can see here on the timeline, pockets of light rain and scattered showers throughout the day, throughout the afternoon, into the evening hours tomorrow night. now, as we look ahead to rainfall potential from this storage, well, up in the north bay, santa rosa, topping out at .09 of an inch. most of the remainder of the bay area can expect anywhere from a tenth of an inch to .06.

under rainy conditions and temperatures in the mid-50s. mild overnight. you won't have to bundle up to stay warm but may have to bundle up if you're going outside to stay dry. highs tomorrow, mainly upper 50s to about 60 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. every single day in the seven-day forecast period, we're breaking storm systems 1 on the storm impact scale because there's going to be some rain, maybe not heavy and maybe not steady every single day but periods of wet weather every day for the next seven days. >> wow. >> based on that forecast, i'm expecting skyrocketing ratings. >> i'm hoping for that z threw the roof. >> we'll see. well, the changing face of competitive gaming. >> if you're good, they are like, oh, you're only good to get attention or if you're bad they are like, you're bad because you're female. >> nearly half are women. so why is there still a stigma attached to female gamers? plus, giving the gift of

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uci will host an event focusing on the issue at light and it's really important. >> reporter: the women in gaming panel came about because the ph.d. student is researching the stigma that has been talked about. they want to change the cultural dynamics for the better. >> we're trying to educate people that that's now people in our program treat others and demonstrate that there were women contributing to this industry. >> reporter: 48% of gamers identify as female. she wants to see more women in professional ranks but for now she's happy beating her male counterparts. >> well, my rank right now is better than his. i mean -- >> reporter: reporting in irvine, greg lee, abc7 news. the warriors are one of the best teams in the nba not only

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and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. uc berkeley is cleaning up today, one night after demonstrators caused destruction on campus and in parts of berkele. they were protesting the planned aappearance of breitbart appearance of milo yiannopoulos. three people were arrested related to the protests last night. two for assault and one for failure to disperse. they were not uc berkeley students. >> comcast employees around the country have staged a one-hour walkout. david louie will have that story at 5:00.

the president tackled a number of topics and took diplomacy to twitter sounding off on iran and long-time ally australia. stephanie gosk has that story from washington. >> rporter: larry, president trump said today he wants to make sure that america doesn't get taken advantage of by other countries and this is happening on the same day that secretary of state is contending with some of that tough talk. after some heated exchanges with world leaders, president trump says his tough talk won't stop. >> it's time we'll be a little tough, folks. we're taking advantage of by every nation in the world, virtually. >> reporter: trump has taken on countries like mexico and now iran and australia. >> i love usaustralia as a couny but we have a problem. >> reporter: after an early morning tweet calling it a dumb

deal, the president opted for a softer tone for the cameras. >> a previous administration does something and you have to respect that but you can also say, why are we doing this? that's why we're in the jams that we're in. >> reporter: trump spoke with australian's prime minister after an executive order banning refugees indefinitely was announced. >> the trump administration has committed to progress with the arrangements to honor the deal, if you'd like, that was entered into with the obama administration and that was the assurance the president gave me when we spoke over the weekend. >> reporter: on his first day in office -- >> hi, i'm the new guy. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson walked into a packed room trying to calm concerns from the new administration. >> we're on the same team. we share the same mission. we'll start by making it the basis of how we interact with each other.

>> reporter: and the treasury department is tweaking president obama's sanctions on russia, the ones in response to the russian hack. the white house says this is routine for the department to go back, take a look at the sanctions and oppose that may affect businesses here in the u.s. larry? >> stephanie, are there new iran sanctions in the works from the trump administration going forward? >> yes, there are. the white house says that they are working on -- working to impose sanctions on iran for two main reasons. the recent launch over the weekend and because iran supports the houthis, a rebel group. sean spicer says those sanctions will not come today but they are looking at all of their options and say this is coming directly from the white house and not the state department because this reflects how important this ssue is to them. larry? >> stephanie ramos live in washington. a coalition of american companies, including silicon

tech organizations is opposing trump's travel ban. the letter asks the president to repeal the ban saying it hinders businesses and the u.s. economy. microsoft and apple are signing the letter. a draft of the letter reads in part, "our ability to grow our companies and create jobs depends on the contributions of i immigrants from all backgrounds. two american professional basketball players remain in limbo because of the international fallout sparked by president trump's travel ban. they are stuck in dubai. they were in the uae to get their visas renewed when the ban was announced. tehran retaliated, blocking americans from traveling to iran, barring prince and jones from returning. >> what donald trump has done, the order he's made is hurting me. it's hurting me and j.p. it's affecting us by iran wanting to do the same thing and so it's keeping us from going back to provide for our families. >> the players are under y

contract in iran. a frightening hostage situation at a prison in delaware that is now over but not before the death of one of the guards. the siege ended early when police used a backhoe to breach the building. >> we lost one of our family members and it pains my heart. >> reporter: grief and shock as delaware authorities try to piece together the events that led to a deadly hostage situation at the james t. vaughn correction center, delaware's largest prison. we're now learning more about the one guard killed in action, sergeant steven floyd, an 18-year veteran. >> he's a champion and would fight for what was right. >> reporter: he was found unresponsive, authorities pronouncing him dead at the scene. >> we have to investigate what happened here, determine the

facts to make sure that it never happens again. >> reporter: here's what is known. at 10:32 a.m. on wednesday, a staff member radioed for assistance after a prison revolt. four correctional officers were taken hostage. >> hey, they're at my neck right now with a knife if you don't hurry up and turn these phones on now. >> the standoff lasting for hours. at 5:06 thursday morning, tactical teams used a backhoe to break into the building and moved quickly to secure the hostages. they found one female staff in two minutes. >> inmates shielded this victim. >> but for sergeant floyd, it was too late. the officer's union saying that his death could have been avoided. >> sergeant floyd didn't have to die yesterday. we've been asking for help from the previous governor and we got none. >> reporter: the union warned that inmates had been holding dry runs trying to determine areas of weakness.

lana zach, new york. two orange county teenagers have been arrested for planning an attack on their high school. they said it would be bigger than columbine. this is at troy high school in fullerton. they searched the web for prior school shootings and weapons. >> well, it's groundhog day and the groundhog has spoken. >> look at me. phil, phil. >> phil, i'm over here. phil, how's he going to see his shadow? he can't even see the guy three feet away. some other competitive critters say phil's forecast is completely wrong. >> what about yours, spencer? >> i'm taking my queue from phil. the sun will be setting in just under an hour in

it is february 2nd and that means the groundhog has kind of spoken. >> what do you mean? what? okay. we got her. >> punxsutawney phil made it clear through his translator, which i didn't know it was required, that he saw his shadow and we're in for another six more weeks of winter. maybe we just need to ask the guy with the big hat. records dating back to 1887 indicate that phil saw his shadow 102 times. i'm assuming that's a phil

ancestor. only 18 times out of 102, including last year, for an early spring. >> while phil predicting 18 more wee days of spring, others disagree. the predictions seem to be in line with the weather seen in atlanta this winter. it's had 15 days with temperatures in the 70s since winter began. >> staten island chuck agrees with bo that an early spring is coming. new york city's official groundhog made his prediction at the staten island zoo. i just have to think, if i'm punxsutawney phil, i have to look around and say, who are these posers? this is my gig. >> right? and the original. >> these guys just jumped in

because they thought they could get famous on the back of my labor. >> and no trademarking or anything. >> kids, there's a lesson to be learned in this. we're not sure what it is, though. >> spencer? >> i'm following bay area-ville. we have a few showers and areas of light rain scattered around the bay area. this pattern will continue. it's winnie here but even windier where the wind advisory is in effect from 4:00 until 10:00. gusts range from 40 to 45 miles per hour. downed trees and power lines are possible. in the sierra, a winter storm warning in effect from 10:00 to 4:00 a.m. saturday. up to 6 inches of snow. 1 to 3 feet of snow along the crest. if you're thinking of going out to the greater tahoe area, snowy conditions and gusty conditions but on both saturday and sunday, the sun peaks through a little bit with a mix of snow showers and rain showers.

here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have stormy weather ranking 1 on the storm impact scale. measurable rainfall every single day, although over the weekend it looks like there are a couple peaks of sunshine between the bursts of rain. >> all right. >> forecast approved by punxsutawney phil, right? >> yes. >> thanks, spencer. a san francisco bookstore is making a big political statement. how its not so unusual window display is going viral. i'm 7 on your side michael finney. there's a warning for people who use a popular e-reader. i'll let you know how to get a safe replacement, after this. in honor of black history month, we're using our bay area instagram feed. today, we recognize malia cohen who represents visitation balancely and chairs the budget and finance committee. we have

we are back with our daily look inside the white house and today the president is communicating with foreign countries using a method that he's familiar with. karen travers has the latest

from the white house. >> reporter: call it twitter diplomacy. president trump making headlines and potentially shaking up relationships with key u.s. allies. it was a late night for president trump who tweeted just after 11:00 p.m. about an agreement that the obama administration made with australia to take in refugees. mr. trump calling it a dumb deal. this was significant because it followed a report in "the washington post" that the president's call on saturday with the prime minister of australia, steadfast u.s. ally, grew contentious over this very issue. then, early thursday morning, before the sun rose at the white house, the president saying with a tweet, "iran is on notice after its best of a ballistic missile." the white house rarely walks back the president's tweets. the standard response is, the tweets speak for themselves. mr. trump's spokesman did say thursday that the president's call with australia's prime minister was very cordial.

karen travers, abc7 news, the white house. the owner of a san francisco bookstore is taking a stand by featuring cookbooks by other countries. they are showcasing books from sudan, somalia, iraq and reaction to the displace has been overwhelmingly positive. photos have been shared on social media thousands of times. well, as kermit the frog used to say, it's not easy being green. >> district attorneys in 23 counties are trying to change that by pushing for environmentally labeling on your products. >> the green thumb, michael finney. >> what a segue. >> okay.

walmart has agreed to pay fines totalling $940,000 following accusations of its labeling of certain plastic products is misleading. district attorneys in 23 california counties claim the use of the term's biodegradable and compostable by walmart were inaccurate under california's standards. alameda county accuse walmart of making unsubstantiated claims saying that almost nothing breaks down in the landfill. and made in the usa when they are not, the federal trade commission filed a complaint against spring water systems of georgia claiming that the company falsely advertised its filters were built in the usa or proudly made in the usa. many of the filters were actually wholly imported. others were made mostly with materials from overseas.

federal law prohibits companies from falsely claiming that their products are made in the united states. officials say consumers have a right to know if they really are supporting the u.s. manufacturing and workers and using products that meet u.s. standards. if you have a nook 7 e-reader from barnes & noble, there's a warning about the charger. they are recalling 140,000 nooks. they say it can crack and cause an electrical shock there. are four reports of shocks and no reports of injuries. still, if you have a nook 7, you can get a new charger for free. plus, they will give you a $5 gift card. you'll find the links you need at barnesandnobles.com. lady gaga says that her super bowl performance will include inclusion and equality.

>> it's one of love and compassion and kindness so my performance will uphold those philosophies. >> the student wouldn't say what her act calls for or which songs she would sing. she wants to create a moment that the country will remember. she'll share the stage with singer tony bennett. >> that would be good. if you're making your super bowl plans, we're going to finney's and you're all invited. we've got you covered. >> everything from a swanky watch party to a workout, we've teamed up with our friends from hoodline. >> yes, there's a party for the upcoming halftime show. you can check out a super bowl party upscale super bowl food, yum. you can check out this viewing party in historic san francisco setting. it offers a 20-foot screen at

opera house and a separate room for kids. >> that is a high kick. this is a different kind of pregame, a super bowl halftime inspired workout burning calories. there is a lady gaga spinning class. it's fun and you work hard. the two co-owners are former techies. they followed their passion and haven't looked back. >> one day i was shocked and three months later, he said, what about this cycling studio? >> the lights are out. hide in the back if you're don't see the correlations so clearly. >> the ride is on saturday morning at 10:30. it's 15 bucks for the 45

minutes. for all of the info on how to rsvp, go to abc7news.com. >> that would be perfect for you because you love lady gaga and spin. >> perfect combination for me. >> you're going to watch the game, right? >> yes, and especially the halftime show. don't worry, i'll watch the game. muni is railing against wrong-way drivers. >> i've stopped a couple people and said you can't go in here, you have to go back. >> at least four cars have been stuck at a muni tunnel in the last few weeks alone. what's being done to keep them out and keep muni moving. >> and dan has a look at what is coming up at 5:00. dan? >> thanks, guys. the university cleans up from a night of mayhem. many wonder why the violence spun out of control at uc. you'll hear from police. a warning before working out. 7 on your side michael finney explains how to stay healthy at the gym. and the mechanical master minds show off a drone with a

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>> cars have gotten stuck in there and it's caused delays. eric thomas is live at the tunnel with more. eric? >> reporter: and every few minutes a tunnrain goes into th tunnel. every now and then a car goes in and that's not supposed to happen. muni is looking for ideas to make sure that doesn't happen in the future. it's not like the tunnel isn't marked. there are plain signs, lighted signs and even speed bumps all telling drivers do not enter. neighbors say they do anyway. >> i've stopped a couple people and said you can't go in here. >> i don't know why it happens but it happens regularly. >> reporter: this car drove into the tunnel last weekend and got stuck. the fourth incident in a month. this car had to be towed out in

january. our partners looked into it and reported it's happened 24 times since 2010. >> the cars get stuck on the rail and so we have to tow the cars out before we can start service. >> reporter: in the meantime, they have to temporarily use shuttle buses while they check the tunnel for damage. so why do drivers keep doing it? >> maybe because they're drunk? >> reporter: that's not far off. >> it appears that alcohol has been a contributing factor in the majority of cases. >> reporter: muni is taking steps to detour motorists. >> we are planning to add more speed bumps on the road and we'll do a full assessment to see what we can do, whether that's more signage or lighting. >> reporter: one person recommended a gate like railroad crossings. neighbors are hoping for a solution before someone gets hurt. in san francisco, eric thomas,

abc7 news. >> thank you so much for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil. the news at 5:00 starts now. it was really troubling. >> absolutely disgusting. >> a lot of questions about how police handled last night's uc protests. tonight, we have some answers. >> bowing to pressure. the leader that just quit president trump's advisory team. demolition day. why homes just built are being torn down. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. what part of your weekend will be wet in the accuweather seven-day forecast. crews and volunteers are cleaning up the cal campus and city streets after last night's violence over a planned speech by milo yiannopoulos.

>> there needs to be a dialogue. >> last night, roman candles were fired at the police and a generator was set on fire. >> in the middle of the night, that same generator was in ruins. backlit by the lights at the hall. >> and today, a forklift sits at t the site. uc's chancellor is condemning what happened. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. the chancellor nicolas dirks says individuals were clad in ninja uniforms who used tactics designed to shut the event down. >> and reaction is pouring in over what president trump tweeted. "if uc berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view, no federal funds." so barbara lee said,