. >>> people of berkeley get a chance to meet with the city's new top cop, police chief andrew greenwoodwill be a good chance continue to quire about what the department plans on doing about the alt-right rally that could happen in beshlly it sunday. it's at 6:00 at the jewish community center on walnut. >>> today construction starts on a long awaited elementary school in milpitas. a ground breaking it's on ma can less drive at mont gu expressway. sth the tenth elementary school to be added in that city. >>> happening today, bart talks about modern niegz the el cerrito dell north station in the east bay. here's a picture of what the chamgs would look like. it's to upgrade and expand the station to reduce crowding. they also want to add two new elevators and stairwells. today bart leaders will also discuss accessibility for disabled riders. the transit agency was sued this year by two disability rights groups over elevators that greebtly break down and health concerns. bart says it's spending $16 million to fix the problem. we investigated overnight and according to bart's data the number

. >> berkeley police chief, andrew greenwood told us the approach of his department and much wall aide forces coming in will be to keep things nonviolent, if not completely, calm. >> to create a safe space for the nonviolent expression of first amendment rights. that's our focus and goal. >> berkeley police have requested much wall aide from several agencies including the sheriff's department. in berkeley, laurie anthony, abc seven news. >> we'll stay on top of what happened. count on them to track every change to happen in the events with abc seven news app and push alerts. >> kyle chapman's arrest came during one of three clashes in berkeley since the presidential inauguration. uc berkeley cancelled an event for right wing after police in riot gear had to disspers protesters. ten people were arrested after classes he rupted during protrump rally. 20 people were arrested during a free speech rally downtown. because of the violence that followed these events, police will be ready for sunday's rallies in berkeley. >>> chapman, who was scheduled to speak at the patriot prayer rally was s

. >> berkeley police chief andrew greenwood gave simple advice at this forum about sunday's planned anti-marxist rally. but greenwood knows that won't stop many people from coming out. even after the city sent this letter to rally organizer amber cummings that the city is unable to issue a permit. citing lack of security arrangements. the chief says extra officers will be on duty around the event. some from allied agencies. they're hoping to avoid ugly clashes like this, last spring, which resulted in injuries and dozens of arrests. this time, police will try to separate protesters and counterprotesters. >> we just recognize separation is very important when two groups come to fight. >> charlottesville is coming to the bay. >> many activist groups are rejecting pleas from the city to stay away from the rally. >> we have to stand against white nationalism, white power, white supremacy, and fascism. >> whatever sunday may bring, the community is responding with love and tolerance. this simple sign, berkeley stands united against hate, is being posted all around town. >> we have to take a stand aga