now at 10, president trump's ultimatum to protect free speech after attack like this. how his new order to punish campuses could take effect. plus our fallen heroes are never forgotten. >> four officers were killed in the line of duty 10 years ago today. and no hard feelings. what it took to get the raters to officially commit to staying in oakland next season. that evening and thank you for joining us for a special edition of kpix5 news at night. president trump is threatening schools like how to enforce free-speech rights or risk federal grants.

we are on campus with reaction to the president's demands. to people really think this will make a difference? >> a lot of trump supporters inks up. they currently don't think a lot of campuses are doing enough to protect students, especially those with conservative viewpoints. what mr. trump is doing is essentially a publicity stunt. keep young americans. this look like more like a campaign for that 2020 reelection. absolute theater, no question about it. >> resident trump and former you see berkeley students watched him sign a is a could it saat iversities will lose federal money if they ey e was recruiting for a conservative group. >> i'm glad the president is

focused on the issue. he graduated from uc berkeley. he was part of the group, the berkeley college republicans that invited milo to speak back in 2017. protest blocked the event. >> i got a red paint test on me. >> he things berkeley is doing a better job of protecting students. the executive order is needed. >> it will give the administration some pause one there are major incidents. >> political science professor henry is also the dean of the public policy at cal. he says it is the job of the universities to teach and promote free-speech. this is mr. trump trying to grab an issue for himself. saying he cares about free- speech. not the universiti ueley says i millions of dollars in security in recent years to host

conservative speakers. it is not the case that this is a big problem. the uc system is also repeating what professor henry brady said as well. this executive order is unnecessary but really depends on who you talk to. you talk to the folks in support of mr. trump, they believe this will protect the students. live at uc berkeley, kpix five. >> lessons tonight in the wake of wild country wildfires. county residents lost their homes and are suing government firms involved in the debris removal. the international company are accused of removing too much soil from their poppies for money. were paid for tons of debris. they followed all contract requirements. a spokesperson says the lawsuit has no merit whatsoever. is number and diversity in oakland today. kpix5's and has more from the memorial for for fallen police

officers who were killed in the line of duty 10 years ago. >> a memorial to mark a decade since the tragic day that left oakland and the bay area in morning. >> our fallen heroes are never forgotten. >> today police officers at saint benedict catholic church to remember officer john and sergeant mark. they were shot and killed during a traffic stop of a wanted felon on march 21, 2009. sergeants urban romans and daniel were on a s.w.a.t. team killed by the same suspect while an apartment looking for them. the fellow officers shot and killed the suspect. us at a dangerous job our r police officers have. and that as a city we mourn every loss of life.

>> the city holds a memorial for the officers every year but even after 10, for many of comrades, time s not aled >> stcouldnomwork today. it is too hard on them. they are you. and they made sure that all beads around the city were covered during today's memorial. many of the people came in on their days off and others made sure that the shifts were covered. in oakland, kpix5. >> at the time, it was the deadliest day for law enforcement in the united states since september 11. tonight it is official that raider nation will remain in oakland next season. the oakland city council voted teams league at the coliseum. they will pay seven and half million dollars in rent for the coliseum and the practice

facility in almeda. they also have a 10 1/2 million dollar option for 2020. if their las vegas stadium is not finished. san francisco police investigated the death of a homeless man known to hang out around fisherman's wharf. he was killed during a fight yesterday afternoon. he was near jefferson and taylor street co he was found inside work with several stab wounds. they rested 56-year-old bruce penn. he is being held without bail. the family of a five-year- old girl with ties to oakland is grieving tonight. river rafting guide found her body after she was swept away by the river. they found her after four grueling days of searching in dangerous conditions. reporter rachel wolf has message from family members tonight. they were always fighting over this. >> melissa ortiz but way tears as she stood in her front yard.

she recalled last them hurt nice until the came over to play. just hours before she slipped into the river last sunday. >> i appreciate everything they've done for us. >> wednesday, a specialized dive team found little girl. we know what we are doing and we will help you guys. do you know how beautiful that felt? it felt really nice. >> james holman played a critical role in that rescue effort. >> they will come back and do a thorough search with cameras. >> this former firefighter has managed rafting companies and has certification in swift water and white water rescue. this time of year, the ow a temperature of the river can prove deadly because even a strong summer can get hypothermia in minutes. a lot of trees. that is a

reason why we try to keep the general public out. if there is an emergency like this one, he is happy to bring in a team to help law enforcement. >> just because we are not in the public eye, it doesn't mean we are not out there doing our jobs. for that matilda's family is forever grateful. >> i never expected to get so much help. it was heartwarming. little girl was found and the rivers water levels were lowered to make it safer. people across new zealand observing the muslim call for prayer, honoring the 50 people slaughtered at two mosques last week. in christchurch, new zealand the prime minister joined thousands of mourners near one of the two mosques targeted in last friday shootings. the muslim call to prayer was broadcast throughout the country. followed by two minutes of silence for the 50 victims yesterday the prime minister band assault rifles and high- capacity magazines like those used in the attacks. we are just getting word from u.s. forces. to service members have been killed during an operation in afghanistan. no details have been released

as to where the operation was happening. their names are also until family members can be notified about 14,000 u.s. troops are still stationed in afghanistan. resident up has overturned a long-standing u.s. policy with a single tweet. singh it is time for the was to recognize israel's control over the golan heights. it is not the worlds most disputed territories that israel's he's from syria. benjamin netanyahu think the president for declaring it a permanent part of israel. the decision is a win for netanyahu just 19 days before what is expected to be a close election. >> i've been thinking about inlongtime it is been a hard decision forever president. >> is it links to that now who's reelection? >> i wouldn't even know about that. pompeo delivered another boost, becoming the highest official to tour the wall.

another dispute site. not know will visit the white house next week. a growing crowd of democrats are vying for the white house. there pulling out of the israel committee conference. moran, harris and sanders are skipping it after a permanent aggressive group called for a boycott. former starbucks ceo howard schultz who was considering a run as an independent will also be a no-show. they have recently been at the center of headlines after minnesota representatives tweeted controversial comments about israel, claiming that they were playing politicians to support israel. coming up, you will meet the man in high demanco a former felon with some tough love advice for the parent facing prison time. it a game of thrones start opens up about the secret scares that nearly killed her while filming the show. plus we find out a lot of

people use plastic water bottles. >> it is the dirty downside of going green. now a water bottle claims to clean its own terms, but does it really work?

a southern california man has a unique job. he counsels wealthy and sometimes high profile people about what their lives will be like. should they become convicted felons. >> tom wade says he is now in high demand in the wake of the college admissions cheating scandal. r arzeof rich and to de famous accused in the college m >> to msome ry cipleddecisions, including accepting responsibility and apologizing. he went to usc and with a

successful stock.. but 10 years ago he found himself on the wrong side of the law. he ended up in federal prison on a fraud charge. since his release, he devoted his life to coaching others who have been charged with white- collar crimes. >> i made all these bad decisions which led me to go to prison. in the case of celebrities and other wealthy defendants in the admissions cheating case, how much of anytime these folks spend behind bars they depend heavily on their actions now. some of them will accept responsibility much quicker than others. when they get sentences down the road, they accept responsibility and they said i am sorry and work to make amends. working to create new record. they need to own it. they get better outcomes than those who are saying they will go to trial or defiant in the press. >> he says one of those charged the massive cheating case has already reached out to him. the first question, what is prisonlike? >> it is a humbling reality as you do some of the prison jobs. scrubbing showers and toilets. that was tom reporting

that. he says another question he almost always gets asked by his client is will i ever work again? tonight warrior star kevin durant took to the court with a heavy heart. a close friend he considered an adoptive other was just murdered. clifford dixon killed outside a bar in atlanta early this morning. the 32-year-old was in a parking lot when he was shot several times. the gunman is still on the loose tonight. according to the oklahoman, dixon was taken in by tran's mother when he and durrant were just teens. earlier today, wanted to rent tweeted, both the durrant family extend our condolences to cliff family our family was an extension of his. we shared wonderful memories go his transition is an incredible loss for all of us who left him. tonight him of thrones actress amelia clark is revealing she survived to life- threatening brain aneurysms and

brain surgery since the show began. she shared her story with the new yorker saying her first aneurysm and surgery came after filming the first season while under extreme stress and her second surgery came after the third season. it appeared she might lose cognitive ability even if she survived, but she is fully recovered. tonight jimmy carter is the verge of becoming the oldest living president. tomorrow he will surpass george abel's w burke. he is a former georgia peanut farmer and has been thwhite hou laboring tirelessly for habitat for humanity, writing two books and winning the nobel peace prize and surviving brain and c

amazon is expanding its stores and services, but a new initiative could spoil those plans. last month the supervisor brown introduced a resolution, banning the stores. on tuesday, she amended it to include amazon though stores. she says the cashless stores are not accessible to people who can't get ink accounts or credit cards. drink more water. it is one way to stay healthy. but what about the germs that build up in your water bottle? area companies said they have the answer. it is a self-cleaningpr kpix5 shows you how it works. >> in just 60 seconds, it will purify the water and clean the inner surfaces of the water bottle itself. >> it is core technology. that is what it is. >> it is called lark. it claims to be the worlds of first self-cleaning water bottle. the san francisco-based startup

created proprietary l.e.d technology to kill nearly 100% of germs and harmful bacteria and viruses. part of what we are trying to solve is that people can't clean the water bottle. we find that a lot of people end up reaching for a plastic water bottle. justin wong says he came up with the idea after feeling guilty about grabbing that plastic water bottle one too many times. he first launched a wildly successful kick starter campaign, raising almost $2 million for lark. >> the cell aivwhen you're on the go in your searching for water bottles. they're not clean. there smelly or you get purify water on the go. even when the water quality is good, as is the case with tapwater in san francisco, lark says many germs and extent from the bottle itself. >> give it a shot.

i think bottles always get really disgusting on the inside. >> disinfection is a very effective and safe way to disinfect water. >> engineering professor specializes in safe drinking water. it is a new technology and to have it reach commercial prices, the prices have come down for commercial use. that is a recent development. the lark bottle retails for $95. it is rechargeable and each charge last one month. la a monn per y it wouldn't o bad. >> lark is rrently sold at bloomingdale's nationwide and online. the company says in its first three months since that went live, it shipped 25,000 bottles. in san francisco, betty, kpix5.

>> well. we are working on expanding to more retailers across the country and introducing similar technology for use in your home. speaking of water, something coming out of the sky soon. overnight tonight. you might not what to put it in a water bottle and drink it. but we have more coming in tomorrow morning. let's take a look at the temperatures outside. the 40s and 50s. oakland is 55 degrees. san jose 55, santa rosa 47. overnight, we are not cloud cover moveand. blcover will keep us rather mil crystal clear right now. come tomorrow morning, mary will be showing you a forecast with napa, sonoma, mendocino, lake and marin counties getting rain as early as six clock tomorrow morning. the next storm, there have been several, we got a break for we

can have an the richest on. now we are back to an active weather pattern that will last for the next week. it is just saying, where is the next storm? we have another range of coming in. we will be drive the weekend that will be the longest stretch of dry weather, perfectly timed by mother nature. tomorrow it will be what. tomorrow morning, light rain for much of the bay area. have your showers for the north. it is evening time. four, five, 6:00 during the evening commute, it is a busy one. said he rain for much of the bay area. it moves out quickly and there are no showers. you will get the sunshine and most of saturday will beha more monday. the rainfall totals, the widespread totals are half an inch of rain or more which should not induce flooding. is you give us a decent amount of rain fell. coming upthe next 2 to 4- 36 hours. more clouds are moving intimate. the rain returns on friday. but it moves out in time for a mainly dry weekend. high to just tomorrow will be

well below average. 59 degrees in concorde. the average is 66. san jose tuesday three, mountain view 61, 59 in los altos. plan on a wet afternoon. 58 and there will be 62 degrees. the afternoon. 50 degrees. pittsburgh time. pleasant and 60. pleasant hill also 60 degrees. valley 66. san leandro 59. that is normal for mid february. we are in late march now. 57 in this area. in lakeport you will be what tomorrow morning. a high of only 53 degrees. the standard forecast, thank you mother nature for the timing. too dry days of the next five are saturday and sunday. highs in the 60s. rain return sunday morning. another round of rain on tuesday night. like up the team. we are tracking the new rain moving in. we will have the latest on the weather and that soggy morning commute starting at 430. back to you. thank you paul.

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seeing a change today. >> a fixture on interstate 80 for 2 decades has come down. we are talking about the iconic yahoo will board. workers were seen dismantling the giant purple sign today. the billboard was first put up in 1999. it was taken down once in 2011 upper back up after public outcry. the company says the billboard is taking a vacation.", there is more to come. still ahead, they have overcome

tonight a special celebration was held to honor bait area students who have overcome tremendous odds students rising above held the annual gala at the ritz carlton hotel in timber cisco. donors and students mingled over dinner and enjoyed a silent auction. the event featured speakers like san francisco mayor london breed and tonight she commended the organization on reaching its 20th year. >> students rising above really provides the kind of support that will ensure that these len theywillexcel. >> the event raises money for students rising above scholarship.'s. and that is it for us at 1030. >> we will be back next with elizabeth cook. kpix news at 11 continues. >> good night.