john short spurt is a clinical professor at cal berkeley, and no fair to about infectious diseases including as a good virus is transmitted. beatty' aided"person of the people by confected never even know film gets sick plan% get infected appears this just a mild illness. fever rash of recent aspect it may cause can general damage. the damage to the fetus and once a month pregnant a/. lot of evidence that appears to cause small brains. in the brains the disease has not been found in america get.yet >> reporter: doctor tells me we could start seeing cases of the virus here the u.s. as early as the summer.zik- >> britteny: it will continue with a light rain all through tonight and in the week and more rain chances and the good thing is more snow as we head into a week and more rain chances storm trackers shows for the rain is right now fairfield concord and north of santa rosa more charts to the satellite radar shot showing most of the rate is currently in livermore and then also east bay satyr rose a net of seeing some light showers and same thing in vallejo. the fairfield and that will be th

coming up hear from his positions coach about what he on campus for the first time at cal berkeley. that's coming up a little bit later. wow. all those old interviews and pictures of john elway at stanford, guys. we talk about a homecoming but elway's kind of going back to where it all started for him too. >> as an executive no one can match his resume. two super bowls as quarterback and turn out as the gm of the team and construct this team? his fingers prints are all over this. he puts in the hour. he's involved. he isn't a figure head. so to win a super bowl with a roster -- man. can't match that resume in the nfl history i don't think. >> when he raised a trophy in 99 he's back again. this iit's a fairy tale. >> it's absolutely -- storybook got a tall task. free agents who need to get paid. how are we going to pay vaughn miller? the list goes on. what do you think his first priority should be? >> they're going to try to get him locked up. it's going to take some time. he's not going anywhere. get a long term deal but they're going to pay him. the issue where does brock come in?

he was a writer and had attended cal berkeley. such tremendous promise. a young death. it's one of the saddest things and wartime is something that always gripped me about this. see themately i came to inspiring story of the resilience of the human spirit and the strength of the family members left behind. not all of them. some of them were damaged and the waysovered, but that they have honored and to this day continued to honor the ,emory of these men photographs, remembering them on memorial day, comments on websites or things like that is a powerful thing. as heartbreaking and tragic as this was for all of the families beautiful justng to see the strength of the human spirit. i think for me that is what ultimately prevails. >> we will have to stop there. please join me in thanking greg jones. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. each week until the 2016 election, wrote to the white house rewind brings archi

he attended cal berkeley. such tremendous promise. young death is one of the saddest things. and wartime, that is something that is always -- has always gripped me about this. i ultimately came to see the inspiring story of the resilience of the human spirit, the strength of the family members left behind. not all of them. some of them were damaged and never really recovered. havet, the ways they honored and to this day continued to try to honor the photographsese men, remembering them on memorial day. comments on websites or things like that. it is a powerful thing. and as heartbreaking and tragic as this was for all the s somethingt i beautiful just to see the strength of the human spirit. and i think that is for me what ultimately prevails. host: i think on that we will have to stop it there. please join me in thanking gregg jones. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv,

debbie was a graduate of lowell went onto cal berkeley and wrote off four years and >> go indians. cardinals. >> i'm old. indians in my day. >> on my right is catherine hicks. she wrote in high school in virginia and graduate of new york university. came to us via rural new york. outreach manager for new york and skills we really hope to tap in the future at pacific marine club. of course, we look to partner with respondent to the proposed rfp. we are well not where we are in a current boathouse. we've only certain amount of space to hold a certain amount of equipment, which greatly restricts a potential for growth. that growth, we look forward to a vigorous community outreach with some of our local high schools developing, perhaps, enlarging the program by as much as 50%. adaptive rowing with communities in the area is very big on our list with the a and others. some of the relationships with the palmer lloyd center. there is no facilities on lake merced or anywhere in san francisco, for that matter, for adult rowing and larger boats which would be a great opportunity in this faci

at berkeley, cal and colorado. check this out, jaylon brown, thresh mpaa, the hair and and the hop. -- the hear and the hop. punishes the buffaloes inside. jordan matthews killed them from the outside. he put up 22. bears roll 79-65 and remain undefeated at home. >>> finally, golden state warriors ended 2015 the right way last night. there's no stopping the championship team, even when the mvp is on the bench. >> igoudala rimmed out. >> the warriors upinned houston. here's luke walton on adapting to no steph curry. >> we did it together. it wasn't clay coming down. it was move, pass, pass, pass. when clay got hot, the guys recognized it and looked for him but they did it as a team out there. that's what you want. >> curry now listed as questionable for tomorrow night against denver. that's at oracle. the warriors enter the new year with the highest withinning percentage ever in nba history. >>> how about a look at the forecast? isn't it nice to hear brian talking about rain? and plenty of brain. >> i enjoy hearing

the senior plans to apply to cal tech, berkeley and stanford, and hopes to one day work for nasa's jet propulsion lab. up next, a singing legend gives new meaning to the words "soul food." and, super bowl fans may have some of the biggest appetites around. what food they eat group. the complete first alert forecast nextbeautiful sunrise on the james of the past couple the next couple days because of these warming temperatures cool off considerably tonight know we have dry conditions the when start to lighten up just a little bit that allows as temperatures quickly drop off and packages saw chains there in martinsville twenty three thirty two at smith mountlake were looking at twenties already in the new river valley dropping down into the teens and low twenties tonight with those clear skies and calm conditions over the next couple weeks if you had outside just before sunrise rita see really cool thing in the night sky this can be five planets line up in a row you get jupiter you highs in the skythe and mars saturn venus and mercury is get a be the lowest there along the horizon but yo

cedric say's he'll be applying to cal tech, berkeley, and stanford with hopes of one day working for nasa's jet propulsion lab. playing some good ol' music... some eastern iowa students have a new set of strings to show off during their next performance. we'll tell you how they got brand new guitarar good morning from is waking up with kcrg-tv9 it's here's what you need to know today. making their last rounds. presidential candidates are aiming for votes just before monday's caucuses. we'll tell you which candidates are in the viewing area today. taking precautions! an iowa mission g2oup leader is h hding recent warnings about the dangerous mosquito-born zika virus. taking their vision to a new some elementary kids in dubuque get the ift of better sight for free! you're watctcng kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first alert forecast, britley... we start off the morning with partly cloudy skieses once again. the sunshihi will quickly warm our temperatures into the low 30s by late mo

debbie was a graduate of lowell went onto cal berkeley and wrote off four years and >> go indians. cardinals. >> i'm old. indians in my day. >> on my right is catherine hicks. she wrote in high school in virginia and graduate of new york university. came to us via rural new york. outreach manager for new york and skills we really hope to tap in the future at pacific marine club. of course, we look to partner with respondent to the proposed rfp. we are well not where we are in a current boathouse. we've only certain amount of space to hold a certain amount of equipment, which greatly restricts a potential for growth. that growth, we look forward to a vigorous community outreach with some of our local high schools developing, perhaps, enlarging the program by as much as 50%. adaptive rowing with communities in the area is very big on our list with the a and others. some of the relationships with the palmer lloyd center. there is no facilities on lake merced or anywhere in san francisco, for that matter, for adult rowing and larger boats which would be a great opportunity in this faci

cal. the berkeley city council discussed a proposed ordinance to limit parties to 200 people and to force the fraternities to end the parties by 10:00 at night on weekdays, at 1:00 in the morning on weekends. it also proposes banning alcohol in common areas where there are minors also living. this stems from two recent incidents involving drunk students on fraternity row. one of those incidents was deadly. according to the university newspaper, "the daily cal" city council members will vote on the ordinance in two weeks. >>> at the same time the legal age to smoke cigarettes in berkeley went up. the berkeley city council voted to move the minimum age from 18 to 21. other jurisdictions in the bay area and across the nation have been doing the same thing. locally berkeley joins unincorporated santa clara county, also healdsburg. >>> 1,000 footballs arrived this morning straight from the wilson factory in ohio. >> this trip took three days through some stretches of snow. what a journey. the carolina panthers and the denver broncos got their team balls yesterday. about 120 apiece that they ge

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trees and power lines came down on panoramic way in the berkeley hills near the cal campus. our christin ayers is there right now with the latest. christin? >> reporter: yeah. and tonight, panoramic way is still buzzing with activity. you can see that the road is still at least partially choked with utility trucks. there is a big spotlight over there as crews were working to replace one of the damaged power poles. there is only one way in up the road. tonight, cars lined up waiting to get access after hour of being blocked from entering the street was shut down after a large eucalpytus crashed down during a storm. the tree knocked down three poles and a number of power lines leaving more than 300 people in the dark. by this evening only 129 customers were still without power. >> a firefighter came to the door and spoke to my roommate and said there are some power lines down, and you guys can walk out or bike out but no cars. >> we will be working through the night to make sure this gets done. we will have trucks here. that is why the access is not constant but we will make s

berkeley is taking an unprecedented step. they are admitting liability in the death of one of the students. ted was a member of the cal football team. he died in 2014 after a teamworkout. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with the latest. alan? >> ama, what this means is the university of uc berkeley will no longer contest the lawsuit filed against it and will now focus more on compensating ted agu's family. he was a walk on defensive lineman who died during a strenuous workout in 2014. officials knew he had a sickle cell blood trait that can be deadly under extreme erkzer erkzexertion. they said we have added additional screening of athletes and training of coaches and conditioning staff. determine oversight of the workout plans and more detailed planning of student athletes with identified medical conditions. the medical examiner's office initially attributed the death to a heart condition. the cause of his death has been changed to reflect the sickle cell trait. on the campus of uc berkeley alan wopping, abc7 news. >>> two moderate earthquakes hit off the northern california coast. one measured a 4.9 and the oth

berkeley is taking an unprecedented step. they are admitting liability in the death of one of the students. ted was a member of the cal football team. he died in 2014 after a teamworkout. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live with the latest. alan? >> ama, what this means is the university of uc berkeley will no longer contest the lawsuit filed against it and will now focus more on compensating ted agu's family. he was a walk on defensive lineman who died during a strenuous workout in 2014. officials knew he had a sickle cell blood trait that can be deadly under extreme erkzer they said we have added additional screening of athletes and training of coaches and conditioning staff. determine oversight of the workout plans and more detailed planning of student athletes with identified medical conditions. the medical examiner's office initially attributed the death to a heart condition. the cause of his death has been changed to reflect the sickle cell trait. on the campus of uc berkeley alan wopping, abc7 news. >>> two moderate earthquakes hit off the northern california coast. one measured a 4.9 and the other was a 5.0.

as we have seen in recent cases at cal tech and u.c. berkeley that's not always the case. at u.c. the world renowned astronomer, jeff marcy, sexually harassed students for years with no consequences. the light of knowledge can cast some dark shadows. brave women recently alerted my office to still more harassment in astronomy. now at the university of arizona. i ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record this report from the university of arizona regarding a dr. timothy slater. this report was sealed for over a decade while dr. slater went on with his career. his example shows why so few women continue careers in science and engineering. some universities protect predatory professors with slaps on the wrist and secrecy, just like the catholic church sheltered child plesting priests for many -- molesting priests for many decades. the incidents described in this report are lure rid and disturbing. -- lure i had and disturbing. one graduate student was told regularly by dr. slater that she would teach better if she did not wear underwear. he asked another graduate student to

berkeley happens. luke wilson, 12th ranked arizona wild cats toe to toe with cal. pretty moves. up in the second half. three-minute mark, tied at 66. matthews, one of his six three balls. 28 points off the bench. cal unbeaten at home, a chance to pull it off. under a minute. cal up two. turnover, here come the cats. allen, it's tied at 73. cal up 1. arizona a chance to win it, time running down, no, we're done here! storm the court! cal bumped off arizona, first win over a top 20 opponent in nearly two years. >> >. and i have to hit the gym, i have to drop 20. stanford hosting arizona state. cardinals up 2 in the second half. but they said let's make it 5. up one, under a minute left. sun selfieses save, and arizona state led by one. now tied by 73. eight seconds left. allen, chicken and waffles for him. all the way to the rack and we're done. forget the last chance, half court effort as time expired. stanford a big win. 75-73. they're four and three in pac 1 play. >>> and 16 and 2 coming into the game against portland. first half, child's play. pano scored 20. second half it's

back on time earlier this morning, the berkeley station was closed for police activity. everything is moving up to speed. 8th, cal train -- ace, caltrain, muni on time. only 13 minutes to start your monday off as you work out of hayward to foster city we're seeing brake lights through the altamont pass as you come away from tracy. most brake lights around 205. no delays heading towards the dublin interchange. connecting to 680 shouldn't be a problem. so far, we are looking good at the golden gate bridge back to you. >>> 4:50. big night last night in hollywood. beverly hills hotel packed with a bunch of nervous actors. >> chris rs m show us us which stars scored the top prize. >> and the golden globe goes to "the revenant. " revenant." >> reporter: the rest won tap actors. leonardo dicaprio. >> i want to share this award with all of the first nations represented in this film. >> reporter: jennifer lawrence won best act very are stress in a comedy for per performance in "joy." the marvin won bestor comedy. sill vis ter stallone won for his performance in creed. i want to thank rocky balboa for being best friend i e

cal crew team says it wants it back. police say a 300-pound statue was stolen from the uc berkeley boat house on tuesday night. statue is of legendary crew coached cal's crew team to three olympic gold medals. the statue was estimated to be worth about $80,000. of course, very sentimental. >>> happening today, the valley transportation authority publicly unveils its flex on demand service which right now is a pilot program covering a three-mile radius around the light rail station in san jose. users can order a shuttle service on demand. this will be a bus, not a train. and get to their high density areas via their smartphone apps. things like cisco, that kind of thing hope it connect with light rail train stops. >>> happening now, the oscar nominations are being announced right now in hollywood. let's listen in. >> we'll listen in just momentarily. >> welcome. what an exciting morning. thank you for kicking it off. john, let's continue. for performance by an actor in a supporting role, the nominees are. christian bale in "the big short." tom hardy in "the revenant." mark ruffalo in "spotlight." mark in "bridge

cal statue has been recovered. the former coach won three olympic gold medals, stolen from the uc berkeley boathouse last night. a couple days ago, a san leandro noticed it in the back of a pickup truck, cut into pieces and badly damaged. the value southwest mated at $80,000. there are now questions as to whether it can be salvaged. >>> students and parents in san leandro wondering what's next after teachers voted to authorize a labor strike. those teachers who voted voted to authorize a strike if the new contract agreement can't be reached. the cash denise ilitch strapped district saysist cannot meet union demands. the district also says a strike is not allowed under terms of the current contract. there's no walkout date set, but before classes begin today, some teachers are planning on picketing. >> a big veto coming from san francisco mayor ed lee is not happy about it. the mayor fell through with the floej veto the bike yield law. mayor lee says the legislation trades safety for convenience. an officer ticketed cyclists for rolling through the stop sign. the yield law was passed last night but they need eig

cal crew team says it wants it back. police say this 300-pound statue was stolen from the uc berkeley boat house tuesday night. the statue is of legendary crew coach who coached cal's crew team to three olympic gold medals. the statue is estimated to be worth a80,000. >>> the man accused in the vallejo kidnapping case that was so bizarre it was thought to be a hoax will be back in court this morning. you may recall that matthew mueller broke into the home of aaron quinn and denise huskins and kidnapped huskens and then released her in southern california. mueller has pleaded not guilty. this morning's hearing should set a trial date. >>> 6:06. now to decision 2016. the republican candidates are getting ready for their first presidential debate. it will be held in south carolina tonight. the debate hosted by fox business network will focus on domestic and international policy issues. the seven candidates chosen for the main debate, donald trump, ben carson, jeb bush, ted cruz, marco rubio and governors chris christie and jokasich. rand paul decided to boycott the undercard debate with carly fiorina. >>> isis now

cal crew team says it wants it back. police say this 300-pound statue was stolen from the uc berkeley boat house tuesday night. e statue is of legendary crew coach who once coached cal crew's team to three olympic gold medals starting back in 1928. the statue is estimated to be worth about $80,000. >>> there was the ka boom. we were expecting a giant ka boom. crews in the sierra used three pounds of dynamite to blow that boulder up. it was blocking highway 50. the rock slide happened near kypers, chp says one car was damaged when that boulder fell, but nobody was hurt. >>> there's an important test of the spacex rocket today to prove it's reusable. this rocket successfully delivered a payload into space then the booster came back down for a safe landing. so the rockets need to be refueled and tested to see if they still work. one of these rockets set to launch on sunday will touch down on a barge off the central california coast. >> the rocket's red glare there. >>> up next, bay area law enforcement put on alert. why offduty officers were warned to watch their backs. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:

the cal crew team wants a memento back in their possession. this statue was stolen from the uc berkeley campus last night. this is a statue of a coach who coached the team to three olympic gold medals. the statue is estimated to be worth $80,000. >>> opening day delay. the weather is washing out plans to reopen a popular park. it will not reopen tomorrow because of the rain. the recreation and parks department cancelled the event. south side was the final section of the park to reopen after major renovations. >>> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking all the new storms coming our way. >> we have at least three over the next five days. the good news for morning commuters it will be dry to start but temperatures will be colder. down to 39 for the north bay, san francisco, 46, and the peninsula starts off with 44. let get a fix on the storm system. if you missed it earlier the latest storm and cold front is 595 miles away. it has a decent subtropical tap to it, and that's a key characteristic of el nino. during el nino seasons we tend to see the storms pull in the moisture from the

berkeley neighborhood. it happened just before 11:00 a.m. on panoramic way near the cal campus. neighbors were asked to shelter in place for a couple hours. power is still out in this neighborhood. and the roadway remains closed. >> for the second straight day, a rock slide forced a closure of niles canyon road in fremont. take a look down below. it happened around 11:00 a.m. cal trans crews had the mess cleans up about an hour later. elnoonio is bringing us one storm after another. terry mcsweeney takes a look at how you can track all of these storms on your mobile device. >> stay on top of incoming storms by setting the home screen on your smartphone to weather on the nbc bay area app. click on the nbc bay area icon oin the top left corner of the screen and click on the button that says set your start screen. select weather and click done. that will give you what you need to know when you need to know it. that's how to stay informs on the nbc bay area app. >> an officer involved shooting in union city overnight involving a man with a garden tool. we'll have all the detail on t

. >> this morning uc berkeley is taking what may be an unprecedented step, admitting liability in the death of one of its students. a member of the cal football team and died in 2014. he was a walk-on defensive linemen who died after a strenuous workout. cal officials knew he had a sickle cell blood trait that can be deadly under extreme exertion. the school is now accepting responsibility. in a statement uc berkeley said during the past two years, we have instituted additional medical screening of student athletes and additional training of coaches and conditioning staff and additional oversight of workout plans and more detailed counseling of student athletes with identified medical conditions. the medical examiner's office initially attributed the death to a heart condition. the cause of his death has now been changed to reflect sickle cell trait. they had filed a lawsuit against the university. the university will no longer contest the lawsuit and will now focus on compensating the family. >>> pounding the coastline in pacifica faces more fears of erosion. the high surf advisory expired at 4:00 a.m. and those living there have be

cal officials knew he had a blood at any rate that can be deadly under extreme exertion. in a statement u.c. berkeley said during the past two years we have instituted additional medical screening of student athletes. >> additional training of coaches and conditioning staff, additional oversight of workout plans, and more detailed counseling of student athletes with identified medical conditions. the medical examiner's office initially attributed his death to a heart condition. it's now been changed to reflect his blood trait. the university will know longer contest the lawsuit and will now focus on compensating the family >>> she surf founding the surf line in pacifica raises more fierce of erosion. yesterday a crew worked. up above those living at 310esplana avenue have been ordered out of their apartment. one said the shoreline is considerably different. >> the whole beach area has changed. in '76 i could ride my horse from the golf course to muscle rock if it was an average to low tide. today there is no way you can do that. >> pacifica is seeking state and federal aid to help repair the funding.

doesn't mean there won't be a whole lot of people here in the cal community very happy if the panthers advance into super bowl 50. in berkeleyktvu fox 2. >> and the nfl championship game kicks off at 3:40 sunday afternoon right here. it's ron rivera and his carolina panthers hosting the number two seed arizona cardinals. the winner will then be at levi stadium for super bowl 50 in just a couple of weeks from now. i didn't realize ron rivera was born there. what a great career he has had. >> what a great story. now i know who i'm going to root to. >> it's hard to root against him. >> root for the home boy. >> you remember him, frank. >> he was real good. >> to be named captain when you're a sophomore, that's a big deal. >> in the old days when you watched that older video, the players don't look as fast. watching his old video, he looked like he was really something special, absolutely. >>> so we're tracking more rain. friday is going to be west. you can feel it coming in. it's moist out there, getting there. i think after midnight the sprinkles will begin in parts of the north bay, and the rain showers will continue really f

and even just being at berkeley i realized that i wasn't quite as activist, i wasn't quite as political, as many students at cal were. >> hinojosa: and you were actually having these conversations around the dinner table with your dad in terms of identity, and still you went, and people were like, "well, you're not political enough." >> that's right. and that was... like i said, it was a real eye opener. but one other thing that happened at berkeley that i thought was really... that's really, really something i'm happy that it happened was that having grown up in a household where we read a lot of chicano literature, like bless me, ultima, for example, and then going to berkeley and not having read a lot of the classic literature that a lot of people had read, i felt very different from my dormmates on the dorm floor. but i... at first i was a little bit unsure about my experience. i had a different experience. i'm not aware of all these pieces of literature that everybody else was talking about. however, i found strength in the latino experience and the chicano literature that i had had ultimately being able t

berkeley is taking what may be an unprecedented step. the university is now admitting liability in the death of one of its students. he was a member of the cal football team and he died in 2014. he was a walk-on defensive lineman who died after a strenuous workout. cal officials knew he had a sickel cell blood straight that can be deadly under extreme exertion. the school is now accepting responsibility. in a statement u.c. berkeley said during the past two years we have instituted additional medical screening of student athletes, additional training of coaches and conditioning staff, additional oversight of workout plans, and more detailed counseling of student athletes with identified medical conditions. the medical examiner's office initially attributed his death to a heart condition. the cause of his death has now been changed to reflect the sickel cell straight. the family filed a lawsuit against the university and the university will know longer contest the lawsuit and will instead focus on compensating the family. >>> the surf pounding the shoreline in pacifica raises more fears of erosion. s there is an advicery issued. those living

cal crew coach. he won three olympic gold medals in the early 20th century. it was stolen from the uc berkeley boathouse last week. a couple days ago a san leandro police officer noticed it in the back of a pickup truck cut into pieces and badly damaged. the driver was arrested. >>> well, the city's officially transforming itself into super bowl city. crews getting ready in san francisco's justin hermann plaza getting ready to play host to thousands of people over the next few weeks. >> it's going to be crowded. nbc bay area's stephanie chuang is live in san francisco in the middle of it. now you have space to move, but that's not going to be the case when we get closer to the super bowl, steph. >> reporter: that's right. it's going to be elbow to elbow to get through this area, kris and scott. i spoke with an organizer said today is the official day that equipment starts to come here. all of the bulk really starts on saturday. but city crews have been here since early this morning since 4:30 in fact to beautify the area by mainly trimming the palm trees that are out here. it doesn't sound lik

. >> thank you, in berkeley, power is still out in this neighborhood where live power lines went down on panoramic way. this is close to the cal campus. neighbors were asked to shelter in place a couple hours. >>> folks in the east were scrambling for cover or attempting to cover stuff that's getting wet. the water is rising outside and indoors. too. >> the rain is causing creeks like this to rise up. the water, of course, is much needed. but also causing issues throughout the county. >> what came down outside is coming inside, lost anchor baden tackle in antioch. >> rain water outside and through the billing. >> he spent the day purposeing rain water out of the business. >> pretty nasty, huh? >> reporter: he says it's being an all too common cycle. the wet, soggy, windy weather, also brought down trees, including this one and slowed commutes. it also swelled waterways like this vehicle nearby. but as the storm passed, and the sun made its way out, residents like mary ellen wolf spent a little time checking the rising creek in walnut creek is there this is the highest i've seen it this season so far. >> reporter: and took adva

cal should they does it need to turn itself, go back from fixed income? actually, i'mnk, speaking from berkeleythink barclays is and ask an organization, important to the u.k. it suffered all the problems the industry has come and its own problems. it has been eight years. i really hope and believe it is coming to a point where we are getting through that. it has a very clear strategy, i think, of being an important bank read with operations, retail card operations. with investment banking activity of a london and new york, which is much more about advisory exit you shouldn't, not in the consumer banking come it has been cutting back in the european union. in thein the u.k. and u.s. them with access to tokyo in the far east. i think the strategy there is beginning to become very clear. we still need -- i should not say that. barclays still needs work to do on a balance sheet. i think that is an outstanding g appointment. we continue to reduce the size of a balance sheet, as reduce the activities. but having a valuable and valid investment in ability, as well as a very strong retail and corporat

police are looking for a 300 pound statue stolen tuesday night from uc berkeley's boat house. it's a statue of the cal 1928. the statue's value is estimated to be $80,000. >>> the city of oakland has a new way for workers to go green. eight solar powered bicycles set up in jack london square. workers can use the bikes when they need to get around rather than burning gas in a car. several east bay clean energy companies are helping out with this pilot program. more news in a half hour. >>> th take," the oscar nominations are in. we have the stars, the surprises and the snubs. >>> you won't want to miss it when al rides along with kevin hart and ice cube. >>> plus, jackpot. who are the lucky winners of the largest lottery prize in world history? coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thursday morning, january 14th, 2016. i'm willie with al, natalie and tamron. tamron, i love your choice. i've been listening to it all week. >> i thought it was appropr

the life-size bronze statue er w >>> uc-berkeley police are trying to find the suspect who stole a 300-pound statue. it was erected in memory of a cal crew coach. it was taken from an oakland boathouse near the estuary where the cal crew team trains. the statue's value is estimated at $80,000. >>> tonight the bay area media community is mourning a member of our broadcast family. one of the bay area's most recognizable voices kcbs radio broadcaster al hart died in morning in walnut creek. if you listen to morning drive radio you knew his voice. he worked for the radio station for 34 years before he retired in 2000. today some former colleagues at kcbs shared their fondest memories of al. >> my favorite memories with al were his conversation with john madden. al had a way of innocently saying something that would tickle john and would get that big bear laugh of his going. those conversations between al and john why really a highlight. >> a big fan of minnesota golden gophers, i believe. he is alumnus. he was 88 years old. >> he helped launch celine dion's notable u.s. career. today the singer's husband and former manager died at their

bcn23:redwood city: police investigating recent u-c berkeley has admitted that negligence played a part in the death of former cal football player ted agu. agu was 21 years old when he died following what was described as a strenuous team agu's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the university. they argued that agu had a medical condition that meant their were certain exercises that he should not have been doing. saying now that they are not contesting liability they can focus on compensation for agu's more bay area news: a car crashed into a building in fire fighters responded to the scene around 7:00 last night. it happened at greenway motors, on east 14th street and sybil avenue. you can see responders taking down the window that was smashed. the building sustained minor damage the driver was not hurt. coming up: a big night in how the screen actors guild awards showed off their at the oscars. live look outside. san francisco for the weekend: it's the chinese new year flower fair in san francisco. enjoy traditional chinese dance, music, art and cultural displays. it's happening in chinatown from 9:0