we were told the uc berkeley police department delivered the case to them this morning, that they are reviewing it, that the woman accused of drugging a toddler at methamphetamine at people's park in berkeley is scheduled to appear in court here at 2:00 this afternoon, though a bailiff for that courtroom, specific courtroom, tells us it's quite possible that her appearance could be continued until tomorrow. right now the woman remains in custody accused of attempted murder. she is a 36-year-old woman who apparently lives in people's park in berkeley, a park that is home to a number of people who are homeless. this past monday a 2-year-old boy was there at the park with his nanny. a witness tells that is he saw thomas force the child to take that illicit drug. >> the baby and the nanny were playing on the playground, and the lady walked up to the baby and stuck her finger in the mouth and gave the baby some methamphetamine. >> reporter: the nanny frantically searched the boy's mouth, saw that it was empty but still called uc berkeley police who arrested thomas and took her to a psych f

>> reporter: uc berkeley police caught the suspect pretty quickly. and they say she told them that she gave the little boy meth. >> she just walked up to him and grabbed him. >> reporter: and then what? >> then she stuck her hands in his mouth. >> reporter: jamison doesn't want to show his face, but he knew what happened yesterday when police got this call. >> report of a subject shoving something into the child's mouth. subject is a black female, 30 to 40-year-old old. >> reporter: police say she put meth into a little boy's mouth. the boy's nanny called for help. >> she's not a very good person. she steals everybody's stuff, runs around talking to herself. >> reporter: people's park regulars know thomas, who they say lives alone. police also know the 36-year-old, who has been busted fortress passing, indecent exposure and probation violation. those who pass by people's park daily are horrified. >> it's really sad, that's what it is. you know, very sad. a lot of stuff that probably happens here in the park. >> i was telling m friend about it. it was

>> reporter: uc berkeley police caught the suspect pretty quickly. and they say she told them that she gave the little boy meth. >> she just walked up to him and grabbed him. >> reporter: and then what? >> then she stuck her hands in his mouth. >> reporter: jamison doesn't want to show his face, but he knew what happened yesterday when police got this call. >> report of a subject shoving something into the child's mouth. subject is a black female, 30 to 40-year-old old. >> reporter: police say she put meth into a little boy's mouth. the boy's nanny called for help. >> she's not a very good person. she steals everybody's stuff, runs around talking to herself. >> reporter: people's park regulars know thomas, who they say lives alone. police also know the 36-year-old, who has been busted fortress passing, indecent exposure and probation violation. those who pass by people's park daily are horrified. >> it's really sad, that's what it is. you know, very sad. a lot of stuff that probably happens here in the park. >> i was telling my friend about it. it wa

she frantically called uc berkeley police. they responded with officers and paramedics. 36-year-old saidina thomas was arrested on the spot. >> she is not a good person. she steals everybody's stuff. >> reporter: on this day police say she came clean telling paramedics she gave the toddler methamphetami methamphetamine. the toddler was taken to the on the in oakland where police say it was confirmed he swallowed the drugs. >> i feel like he has seen her before. >> reporter: matt mcbrian lives nearby. he walks his dog here daily, rarely sees children play here. >> it's not the cleanest place and not a good place the tack your family or not really a place to have your kids. >> reporter: no word yet on when the suspect will be arraigned. reporting live in berkeley i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> thank you cheryl. >>> at this hour one of the men facing criminal charges for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire is on his way back to the bay area. max harris is being transported from southern california to the santa rita jail t

. >>> uc berkeley police have arrested a woman on charges of attempted homicide after she told officers she had given a two-year-old boy methamphetamine. it happened yesterday afternoon at peoples park. the boy's nanny walked up to the toddler and a put something into his mouth. police say a local hospital later confirmed that it was, in fact, meth. the boy is said to be recovering. >>> alameda county prosecutors say a one of seven people charged with the murder of a 30- year-old oakland mother has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter. the east bay times reports 32- year-old jerry took the plea deal monday while the jury deliberated his case. the deal came after a jury convicted three other men of second-degree murder in the death of pearce who died shielding her children during a shoot-out on a west oakland street in 2015. harbin is expected to get a 13- year prison term when sentenced as a result of the guilty plea to manslaughter. >>> now to the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. two men have been charged with manslaughter in connection with that fire

. >>> uc berkeley police say this admitted to putting meth in a toddler's mouth at a downtown park. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> police say she's accused of attempted homicide. it happened yesterday afternoon, a two-year-old's boy was on the playground when thomas a stranger walked up to him and put something in his mouth. his nanny immediately checked the mouth and found nothing. called police. thomas was taken into custody and she admitted giving the boy meth. he was taken to the hospital and is now recovering. we will have more at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> police looking for a couple seen abandoning a child in san francisco near slope boulevard, police are worried a second child in the car may still be at ri risk. >> it happened last night shortly after 6:00 last night the couple left the child, who is about five years old, a source tells us the couple is from arkansas and that there may be another child still with them. the abandonment was on a lot of people's miengnds on the people the beach today. >> that child is going to be like what if i'm next. >> it makes m

. >>> uc berkeley police are looking for three suspects in a robbery that happened early this morning at a popular vista point. a man was in his car at about 2:15 this morning when three men came up to him and one of them got into the car while the other two pulled him out of the car and walked him. the victim escaped with minor injuries and a good samaritan helped him call 911. police say there was an armed robbery at the same location that ended with the woman being shot in the leg. >>> fremont police have arrested a person into purse snatching robberies. he admitted to his involvement at two robberies were two victims had a necklace ripped off of their neck. witnesses help leading to thomas by identifying his green buick. he was taken into custody on saturday. fremont police are asking anyone who might have information to step forward and give them a call.>>> we called 911 and we tried to do it we could, cpr. >> a tragic link between two bay area teens. waya netflix series may have caused the girl to take on life. >>> we're learning more about a new contract. the big difference a q

. >>> for the second time in three days, uc berkeley police are investigating a deadly robbery.it happened at 2:15 this morning. a man was sitting in his car when three men came up to them. one got in the car while the other two pulled him out of the car and robbed him. the victim escaped with minor injuries. a good samaritan helped call 911. there was an armed robbery at the same location early tuesday that ended with a woman being shot in the leg. >>> in san jose police say they have confiscated over 2,700 pounds of fireworks just days before the 4th of judgment they used social media as a tool to help find the fireworks including many considered explosives. san jose police officers say they have been investigating the illegal use of the possession of the fireworks since april. officers say two people have been identified for distributing illegal fireworks, but they have not yet been arrested. >>> a first time contestant is taking home the coveted title of world's ugliest dogs. martha, a 3-year-old took the honors tonight at the fair in petaluma. the annual contest drew 14 dog

police say that thomas approached the little boy monday at a park near uc- berkeley. policehat thomas scratched a deputy's face and hands during her medical screening. back in 2014 she broke the fingers and knees of three alameda deputies. >>> amazon is trying to sort out of the cause of an outage that left customers in the lurch for hours. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports. >> reporter: here on wall street, the dow rose 37 points yesterday, the nasdaq was up 22. the summer spike in gas prices may not be quite as high as usual. crude oil prices are plunging on concern of a global oversupply. aaa says the national average is now $2.36 a gallon slicely lower than last week. investors will be watching today's testimony by former fbi director james comey and whether it will cause political turmoil. if so it could delay president trump's's economic plan which was a major tax overhaul and other pro-business policies. >>> it's unclear what caused amazon to go offline yesterday. the outage lasted for hours. a message popped up that said something went wrong and in some cases u

she found nothing inside but she called uc berkeley police to report the incident.when police arrived they did a psychiatric evaluation of the woman who gave this item, the methamphetamines, to the two- year-old boy. the 36-year-old told them, thomas told paramedics she had given the child methamphetamines . that is what she had put in the two-year-olds mouth. the little boy was checked out of the hospital where doctors discovered he had in fact been given meth. we are told a little boy is recovering. we don't have an update on the child's condition. i checked with university police but you cpd arrested thomas for attempted homicide. back out live it doesn't look like there is a lot of activity in the park but talking to people who come to the park and know the area, anyone who grew up in this area knows people's park is not a park for children . apparently, according to the people we talked to, the nanny wasn't aware of that with us all and folded on monday. >>> a mother accused of abandoning her five-year-old daughter in san francisco has surrendered. police say t

still she called uc berkeley police >> we are at people's park and a report of a child having something in his mouth . >> she told police that thomas was a stranger to them interactions were unprovoked . officers arrested thomas who told police she gave the bowl -- boy a tootsie roll . later, she told paramedics it was actually met . griffin was told -- took in two children's hospital in his urine tested positive for meth it -- . >> i spoke to a friend and thomas is a mother to young twin girls . >> she has been going through challenges for many years now . i do not know why pick on thing i can think is it is a cry for help . >> the defendant has previous convictions for resisting arrest . >> we've seen her walking around . she seems disconnected and to be on drugs tibet . possibly mentally ill . >> this family brought their kids to the play structure >> i did not know, this is not where i would choose to hang out . we come through . on my own, i would not come here . >> thomas is in custody in dublin . no bail is allowed because the district attorney want to revoke her probation . henr

but still called uc berkeley police who arrested thomas and took her to a psych facility. police tell us en route, she admitted to putting the methamphetamine in the boy's mouth. the boy was taken to the hospital where police say it was confirmed he did swallow the drug. he is recovering. reporting live here in berkeley, bob redell, today in the bay. >> we're happy to hear the little boy is going to be okay. thank you very much. >>> happening now, we go live to washington. a lot going on this morning. let's start here. we're learning of new developments in the russia investigation. a bombshell report claiming that president trump tried to get the nation's top intelligence official to shut down the investigation. that official, the director of national intelligence, dan coats, happens to be testifying today. that's not everything. today in the bay's tracie potts joining us live in washington with what's going on right now, including word just in that president trump has selected the next director of the fbi? >> he selected who he would like to be the next director of the fb

but still called uc berkeley police who arrested thomas and took her to a psychiatric facility. police tell us en route, she admitted to putting the methamphetamine in the boy's mouth. the boy himself was taken to the hospital where police say it was confirmed he had in fact swallowed the drug. he is recovering. reporting live here in berkeley, bob redell, today in the bay. >> very frightening there. thank you, bob. >>> at 6:04, following breaking news from iran. the death toll rising after twin attacks in the capital of tehran. gunmen, suicide bombers attacked the parliament and the shrine of the revolutionary leader killing at least 12 people and injured 42 others. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack this morning, marking the first time the sunni extremists have taken responsibility for an assault in iran. iran's state television reports the attackers were wearing women's attire and four of the attackers have been killed. >>> new this morning, firefighters have contained a brush fire between livermore and tracey within the past 15 minutes, we have learned it was 60

uc berkeley the police still working the case. >> >>> check the calendar fourth of july is around the corner san jose police taking the sparkle out of illegal fee fire work sales. more than 27 oh oh pounds have been seized in the last few days. officers used social media to track down some illegal sales. >>> if you've driven down el cammen o real in palo alto you've seen top top them dozens of rv's priced out of the bay area rental market. palo alto is launching a crackdown soon. warning owners they have to move the rvs or be towed. people living in the campers say they don't have a chose. >> i just got laid off my job. s in a double whamy. rent went up and job disappeared i get $311 a week for unemployment knots enough. >> the city sfas it will deal with the problem with dignity and work with a more regional reproach to the issue of homelessness. >>> on the pride weekendia is banning state workers from traveling to several more states on taxpayer money because of antilgbtq laws in those states in new law in texas allows businesses to dplie services and also child adoptions to people

. >>> a woman is krofrpg earlier tonight after being shot near the uc berkeley campus police say they were parked in a car e. n three men walked up and demanded money. the victims say they tried leaving only to have one of the men shoot at the car. he cwoman was hit in the leg and or been released from the hospital luckily. none of the victims are atilted ity the campus and police are t oking for the suspects. >>> he had a big smile, a young child and students who loved ay he a community is remembering a tracher tonight who was killed on father's day. . =as known as the peace maker and his friends say he died the ng to keep the peace during ed hou night argument. nbc bay area cheryl herd joins us from the high school in oakland with the story. cheryl. >> reporter: carlo was set to be one of the copies here at the high school coming in the fall. his team practiced here tonight. all of them with a heavy heart. >> he was like a father figure. >> and for members of oenld's sky line high school titan football team that father fitting they saw in the coach is gone. >> it was a nightmare. ba

. >>> police at uc berkeley believe they have arrested an assault suspect. the attack happened just off campus. berkeley police say the man grabbed a 19-year-old abruptly. she was hit in the face. she was able to get a picture of him on her cellphone. police recognized him and tracked him down this week. >>> allegations of shady transactions concerning the state's new gas tax. tonight an assembly woman claims several lawmakers were bribed in change for their votes. melissa melendez says five lawmakers received a billion dollars worth of state funds from the governor's office in exchange for their votes. the money was to be used for products within those lawmakers' districts. the governor's office says this type of thing was simply business at usual but melendez says a line was crossed. >> you can't say i will give you this if you give me that in exchange. that's illegal. there's no getting around it. >> she sent a letter to california's attorney general several weeks ago. so far, no action has been taken. the governor's office has also not responded. californ

police say the parents called authorities five times since april over custody issues but that camara had never broken the law. >> a powerful letter there. 4:35. right now scary moments near uc berkeley as the search continuing for suspects connected to an early morning shooting. campus police say a woman and two men were parked at grizzly peak signpost when three men allegedly walked up and demanded money from them. when the victim tried to leave one of the suspects opened fire. the woman was struck in her leg. she has already been released from the hospital. none of the victims are affiliated with the cal campus. >>> it's 4:36. coming up, keeping your wardrobe on point. whacked of products you can sample without having to put down a dime. >>> and a referendum on presidential politics. that's how the special election was billed. so what about the balance of power in washington moving forward? >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. wall street could come under pressure from falling oil prices. the markets ended in the red with the dow retreating from record highs. the energy sector dragging stocks lower as oil has fallen meaning it's dropped 20% from a recent h

uc, we are aware of the constraints. this having been said, well we are fortunate to have you see police department --uc police, we are also in a city. >> that is berkeley. >> yes. i would think that we police department would be able and willing to lend police officer's to help if we are in a position where the police department are unable to protect free speech whether university or otherwise, yes, we are in a bad position. >> let me understand what you are saying. matterer who comes, no what the disturbances, the university has to be prepared to handle it. it is a problem for the university. that is the argument you are making. speakermaking that a that might follmann eight -- fulminate a big problem should never be refused. they ought to be able to come, whatever the problem is, it ought to be handled. senator, i would not say should never, there are extraordinary circumstances, what if a buddy has planted a bomb? -- somebody has planted a bomb? >> to me the extraordinary circumstances are when people come in uniform and hit people on the head. >> that cannot be enough to justify suppression of those whom they came to try to suppress. it is not just

police say the parents called authorities five times since april over custody issues. camara had never broken the law. >>> 5:34 right now. some frightening moments near uc-berkeley. the search continues for suspects connected to an early morning shooting. it happened yesterday morning. campus police say women and two men were parked in a car at grizzly peak when three men walked up to them and demand ed money. when the victims tried leaving one of the suspects opened fire. the woman was hit in the leg and has already been released from the hospital. none of the victims are affiliated with the cal campus. >>> some major improvements heading to a huge stretch of bascom avenue. officials have started looking at how to improve dangerous spots. bascom corridor complete street study from interstate 880 all the way south to bascom at highway 85, about six miles. the project isn't expected to begin until later next year. >> hop on for a ride, get some exercise while you're at it. sonoma and marin counties are looking to start a bike program, hoping to win a million dollar grant from the metropolitan transportation commission to build up their network. that would include 1

police say the parents called authorities five times since april over custody issues, but that camara had never actually broken the law. >> it's heartbreaking. >>> 6:35 right now. some frightening moments near uc-berkeleythe search it continues this morning for suspects connected to an early morning shooting. campus police say the woman and two men were parked at grizzly peak. three men walked up, demanded money. the woman was hit in the leg. none of the victims are affiliated with the cal campus. the woman will be okay. >>> good news right now for south bay drivers, major improvements heading to a huge stretch of bascom avenue and in campbell. the vta and officials from both cities have started to look at how to improve dangerous spots on the road. the bascom corridor study will be focusing on north bascom from interstate 880 all the way down to south bascom at highway 85. that's a six-mile stretch of road there. that project is not expected to begin until later next year. >> that section is critical for a lot of commuters. people will tell you how this they foal about the road. looking here, a smooth drive throughout the south bay. a nice, easy drive there, and to the castro valley area and in to the

we will tell you how the police were able to get him down safely. >>> uc berkeley is set to become therst university in the state to add a gender inclusive locker room and coming up we will talk about how that locker room will be different, who will use it and how much it will cost the students. >>> crowded in many areas as we get to the heart of the morning commute and on interstate 880 westbound traffic building up in berkeley. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 on this thursday, the first day of june, and i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook and it is 6:30 am. >>> let's check in with mark tamayo for our june weather. >> the fog a factor for a good portion of the viewing area and outside you can see the fog pattern hanging out in the valleys and regrouping near the coast. be extra careful and visibility comes down quite a bit with this shallow marine layer. this will be a factor this morning. on the satellite the main rain tracking to the nort

uc. while we're fortunate to have uc police department, we also are in the city. and perhaps there's -- >> that's berkeley. >> yes. and i would think that berkeley police department would also be a able and willing and should be able to lend police officers to help out if we're in a position where our police departments are unable to protect free speech where the universities or otherwise. yes indeed we are otherwise, ye, we are in a bad position. >> let me just understand what you're saying. >> no matter who comes, no matter what disturbance, the university has to be prepared to handle it. it's the problem for the university. that's the argument you're making. you're making the argument that a speaker that might culminate a big problem should never be refused. they ought to be able to come, whatever the problem is, it ought to be handled. >> senator, i'm always hesitant to say should never, there are always extraordinary circumstances whether someone has planted a bomb. >> to me the circumstances when people come in black uniforms and hit other people over the head. that's an extraordinary circumstance.

uc berkeley campus. this happened about almost an hour ago now. we're told the building is the 85-degree bakery cafe. one person inside the cafe suffered a cut to their hand. nobody else was hurt. berkeley police are trying to find out what went wrong there. >>> all right. also happening today, investigators will be back trying to discover what caused a 16-acre grass fryar here a high school. sky 7 was over the fire yesterday afternoon. at one point it threatened 20 to 30 homes. residents were asked to shelter in place. some chose to evacuate instead. crews were able to contain the flames within a few hours. firefighters say the fire started somewhere on private property. >> more than six months after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland a 50-page report has the cause of the fire as undetermined. these two photos show the before and after of one of the areas inside. investors found the electrical systems were modified, but they can't say if that's what caused the fire. they haven't ruled anything out because of that extensive damage you're seeing. the 36 people who died, all dialed of smoke inhalation. the ghost ship founder and a second in charge face manslaughter charges in connec

uc berkeley and what you have attended? >> guest: i talked to the vice chancellor and the police chie chiefs. if you commit an act of violence we will take away the recognition for the funding and you will not have an organization on campus. what the police chief said is that there's a site off campus a mile away from the campus. it used to be the school for the deaf which was perfect. then he said you can't advertise the location of the speech. he is breaking the rules so it is needed as a large process for the liberal democrats. >> host: tuscaloosa alabama you are on with david horowitz. >> caller: a lot of people that i know also called you to show you how bad things are, the head of the workers union sends an e-mail saying i should be denied the platform because i am a promoter of the nationalists. i have five grandchildren, three of them are black and one is filipino. i marched the first march in 1948. the record writes is clear.ea i'm very proud of it. a lot of well-meaning people are fooled by them. when you are on the democratic leadership calling jeff sessions a racist, you have a na

while we are fortunate to have uc police department, we have also are in the city and perhaps --. >> but that's berkeley. >> smi but think berkeley police department would have a role and should be willing to lend police officers to help out. if we are to position where our police departments are enabled to protect free speech for the universities or otherwise then yes indeed we are in a very bad position. >> professor let me just understand what you are saying. no matter who comes, no matter what disturbance the university has to be prepared to handle it. it's the problem for the university. that's the argument you are making. you are making the argument that a speaker that might culminate a big problem should never be recused. they ought to be able to come whatever the problem is is it's already handle. >> senator i'm always hesitant to say never. those are extraordinary circumstances. what if somebody is planted the bomb? >> to meet the extraordinary circumstances when people come in black uniforms and hit people over the head. that's an extraordinary circumstance. >> right, and that cannot be enough

police chief turn on the famous bat signal. adam west died on june 10. he was 88. >>> uc berkeleyh new research on earthquakes and how seasonal changes could be a trigger. >>> we are tracking a warm up. it will get hot. a heat advisory will be in effect in the next 36 hours. >>> late word about the pentagon's plan to deploy additional u.s. troops to afghanistan. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> a blimp in use for coverage of the u.s. open golf tournament in wisconsin crashed into a field. the pilot was the only person on board and suffered serious injuries. officials say the blimp is owned by a florida company. a has asked the faa and ntsb to investigate. >>> the pentagon is at to send or thousand troops to afghanistan. it is the largest under president donald trump's presidency. in recent months there have been deadly attacks. that coupled with several recent american combat deaths has called for a stronger u.s. presence in afghanistan. the bulk of troops that

berkeley and emryville. it will then continue on to its final destination at the northern california special olympics competition being held at uc davis this upcoming weekend. >> such a great university. >>> 8:26. should berkeley police a controversial training program? there may be a decision today. we will tell you the arguments before and against it. >> reporter: the hot weather continues this weekend. along with it comes an increased risk for kids and pets being left in hot cars. coming up, we will talk to the researcher who has studied this for the past 20 years. he will set up a demonstrator for us with a thermometer inside of the car to show how quickly the temperatures inside of the vehicle can rise much that's straight ahead. >>> it is a tough commute in the east bay. at least a couple spots that are unusually slow. we will tell you more about that straight ahead. >>> a little tuesday cooldown for many. not for everybody. there is a big fog bank at the san mateo coast. we will talk about that and what is in store for the next couple of days. >> welcome back to morn morning. it is tuesday, june 20th. i'm in claudine wong in for gasia mikaelian. >> i'm alex savidge in for mike mibach. we are going it talk abou

uc also says it was facing an unprecedented level of organized violence that night. reporting live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> policee looking for this man, oakland police say he broke into and vandalized a car in late april, and they just released this photo of him. you can see the busted out car window behind him, and officers got that photo from a concerned citizen. >>> and then repealing a $400,000 fine that stemmed from a massive blackout in 2015 and it left 55,000 people in the dark. officials say a newly installed transmission tower toppled over and took down power lines, and the citation issued says utility workers incorrectly installed the tower and operated it for seven days with a below minimum safety factor. >>> b.a.r.t.'s ban on man spreading may be ending. the policy finds people that take up more than one seat during commute hours $100 for the first offense, and that includes using an empty seat for a backpack or luggage. and the ban never was informed because nobody could figure out how to do that. >> when you see people using more than one seat you give them a ticket? >> you can't put an official on

uc berkeley. there is a search going on for suspects connected to an early morning shooting. it happened early yesterday morning. campus police say a woman and two men were parked in their car at post 16. that's when three men walked up and demanded money from them. when the victims started to leave, one of the victims opened fire. the woman was struck in the leg. thankfully she's been cared for and released from the hospital. none of those victims are affiliated with cal campus. >>> a bicycle ist has died as investigators are trying to figure out what happened. a man was riding his bike on tullly road not far from tully library. he died on scene and the driver is cooperating with police. >>> many people are grieving the death of an oakland teacher who was shot and killed over the weekend. carlos tatao shot skyline school. this fall he was set to be the defensive coordinator coach. he was with friends and was trying to break up an argument when he was shot. fellow coaches at skyline are in shock. >> it was a nightmare. a bad nightmare. he just made me feel like a great person. >> he would be put in the place where someone nee

uc berkeley says it will defend its handling of the situation. >>> a mother accused of abandoning her five-year-old daughter in san francisco has surrendered to police. witnesses say the woman pushed the girl out of a parked vehicle monday night along the great highway near the zoo in a sunset district . the mother drove off with a one-year-old boy in the car. paramedics who just happened to be in the area took care of the girl who did not appear to be injured. a man on a skateboard was seen leaving the area. investigators later identified him as the father of the one- year-old boy while the woman is the mother of both children. the man told police he did not see the girl being pushed out of the vehicle but did say his son was with a babysitter in oakland. child protective services is now taking care of the boy along with the five-year-old sister for police say they are questioning the mother but won't reveal any details. they will only say the investigation about this case is ongoing. >>> continuing to continuing coverage of the ghost ship warehouse fire investigation. now that the da is starting to -- their questions about whether the building's o

off to danville police officers continuing to walnut creek, amityville and berkeley and its final destination of the northern california special olympics competition which is being held at ucis over the weekend. the torch run raises money for that event. >>> a chp officer is attacked on the side of the freeway. coming up, the two men that fought off her attacker. >>> plus, the first step to bringing google to san jose is happening now. we will hear from people excited and concerned about a possible [ indiscernible ] and the first hurdle that has to be cleared. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> a female chp officer is recovering tonight after being attacked on the side of the road. her injuries could have been much worse had it not been for two passing motorists. we talked to the men who fought off the dr

been convicted of attacking police. ( steve ) and in fact authorities tell us tonight there's been another such attack since her arrest. kron 4's dan kerman is live at uc berkeleysles park with more on the suspect. 36 year old sayyadina thomas is charged with one felony count of child abuse and one felony count of having a controlled substance on school grounds. the charges stem from an incicent monday at u.c. berkeley's peoples park. police say about 330, thomas walked up to a 2 year old boy in the playground area and put methamphetamine in his mouth. sotthose who frequent the park are familiar with thomassotsot sotlicenitially sent thomas to a psychiatric hospital, but later booked her into the santa rita jail where authorities say she attacked a sherrifs deputy during the booking process. sheriff's officials say that's happened before, in fact at the time of her arrest, thomas was on probation. sheriff's officials say that stems from an attack on three female deputies back in 2014.121/back in 2014 ( steve ) new at six: a man is under arrest for attacking a girl at a whole foods market in mill valley. mill valley police say 55-year-old teenager inside the stor

police training program known as urban shield. >>> does an increase in minimum wage mean job cuts for small businesses? we will tell you what a new uc berkeley just found out. >>> good morning. we still have a little bit of slow traffic in some areas and building slow traffic in others. here at the maze it is not a bad commute coming around to the bay bridge. >>> bigger fog bank today. i knew what i was going to say. big you are fog bank today. it will be cooler for most. but still hot for those way inland. what about tomorrow? we will take a look at that. >> the ban takes effect next april. it only bans the sale of flavored tobacco products in the city. you can still use the products. >>> well, airbnb is trying to help the growing number of refugee families displaced by violence coming to the u.s. they are joining efforts to welcome refugees to the u.s. and make a smooth transition to life here. 450 californians have signed up for their homes to be used for free by refugees. that includes 164 here in the bay area. >> we have created this simple platform to book trips for travelers from all over the world. and we realize there's this amazing