and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm, "g" dorm, houses a lot ofifferent inmates. a lot of them are repeat offenders and they come back in and see each other and they begin these relationships that are unauthorized or that we don't allow. so it can get pretty wild here in "g" dorm. >> one of those repeat offenders, kelley mcnaughton, is better known by her nickname. >> mcnaughty. as every officer here knows me. the sergeants. i tried to get them to change my name tag to mcnaughty, but they wouldn't. >> kelley mcnaughton is a game player. she runs schemes, runs games, tends to become a controller of a pod. what we call pod boss. >> this is my entourage. i have two blondes that when i get real stressed out, jacky and courtney, i just call them the blondes. >> i know! >> but i lay between them when i get real stressed out and hold their hands and i tell them all about my problems or whatever and they just sit there and look beautiful. >> she seems to be able to talk inmates into things. manipulate inmates, weaker inmates. she's not small. she has a go

and then there's dorm insurance. it might cost $140 per year. with only a $25 deductible, you won't mind it. the fire is something they hope to never deal with again. >> so look at the val of your child's possessions before going for dorm insurance. consumer reports says it covers bicycles which get excited, all of which have very high price tags. >>> i want to show you what brought us the warm to hot weather. >>> spring valley gusting to 16. >> that's why places like half moon bay woke up to sunny conditions. most other areas were in the 40s and 50s. we had the reason moisture helping us avoid facing red flag criteria. we'll start you off. 57 degrees. rapid warming is expected. tomorrow you'll get into the 90s again. there is relief coming but it begins at the coast. showing you some wispy clouds. they're harmless. we're not expecting any heavy rain. this would be a cool place to cool off. here's a live picture from our tower camera. you see it. the rest you in the 80s from napa to livermore. the stunning pictures, send them to us now west may

we're right in front of the dorm where this all happened. early morning sunday just after midnight police have now released surveillance video from the dorm and they are turning to the public for help in identifying the attackers who left a student unconscious and sent that student to the hospital. in this video you can see three men walking through the dorm there and police say that they don't know how these men are -- their identities or how they are connected to the universities if at all. they say it happened just after midnight sunday in the quad area of the dorm here on durant avenue. resident hall unit 3. police say one suspect was in black, another was in red hat, white shirt and bluejeans. a third suspect was in a plaid shirt and white shoes. police emailed students asking them to be on the lookout for the suspects. >> i want to know who he is and why he got attacked, like, who the people were. >> reporter: the victim tells police he does not know any of the suspects. now, we're told the victim has been released from the hospital bu

communications graduate catch a new dorm i was overjoyed when she landed a top job right after college her colleague seemed nice as did her boss but soon enough his behavior changed she's asked not to be shown on camera. he began complimenting me. he'd say things like you look really grace who are you dressing like that for is it for your boyfriend or your husband are you married they were really personal questions. her boss would call her into his office several times a day often for no apparent reason he'd always close the door she felt increasingly uncomfortable and wondered if she herself was to blame. last year germany introduced tougher a sexual assault laws antidiscrimination rules aimed to protect women from sexual harassment in the workplace trade unions have welcomed such moves many large companies now employ women's representatives but there's still a long way to go guarding the client on getting in smaller companies and individual branches an issue hasn't really caught on yes in that area relatively little has been done since of course it's harder to implement things when t

he's back in his dorm tonight.onight police sent out this warning to students telling them about the aggravate add salt. >> it just shows how unsafe the area is for students. >> reporter: the suspects were last seen walking away here on durant avenue. students are shaken by the attack, and tonight many are pledging to be more vigilant. >> it shakes you up because it's like happening so close to you. >> reporter: so far police have made no arrests in this case, but they are asking anyone who saw anything that could help them solve this crime to contact uc berkeley police. reporting live in berkeley, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you very much. >>> following up now on that deadly crash on interstate 880, police have now identified the victims. the crash happened early saturday morning. police say one car was headed the wrong way on the freeway, its lights off, before striking another car. both drivers died. the victims have been identified as 23-year-old jennifer ruiz of san leandro and 26-yea

the video shows three young men walking through the dorm of.hey got into an argument with the victim before beating him unconscious. it happened just after midnight sunday in the quad area of the dorm. the victim has been released from the hospital. >>> california senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris are urging daca recipients to mail in their renewal applications today. the paperwork needs to be submitted by thursday, october 5. after the devastations by harvey, irma and maria, they asked for an extension. that request will be probably denied. >>> let's see how the dow is doing, up 75 points. >>> the dow is up. how about theches ? >> the temperatures are low. they are kind of cool. a little cooler at this time compared to yesterday. our temperatures are going to start a warming trend though. so not to worry. a slow warming trend. we have dry air coming in from the north. there are traffic conditions out there. red flag warning for higher elevations. cooler air is coming in. breezier conditions. concord now 72. oakland 63. livermore 64.

it happened on midnight in the quad area of the dorm on sunday. one was wearing black, another red hat, white shirt, bluejeans. the third had a plaid shirt and while shoes. police are asking students to be on the lookout for suspects. >> they talked about, like, wow, that's kind of scary. >> reporter: the victim doesn't know the suspects. the victim was released from the hospital. he is doing okay. police are asking the public for help. if you recognize them, call police. reporting live from berkeley i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> jessica, what are investigators saying about whether the suspects are students or not? >> reporter: that's something that investigators are looking into. they are interviewing witnesses who are around the dorm at the time. they are also looking at all surveillance video from nearby buildings. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today berkeley's city council faces the new fight over bathrooms for the homeless. a public restroom was installed near a homeless encampment about two months ago. the berkeley homeless commission want

he's back in his dorm tonight. tonight police sent out this warning to students telling them about the aggravated assault. >> it just shows how up safe the area is for the students. >> reporter: the suspects were last seen walking away here on durant avenue. students are shaken by the attack and tonight many are pledging to be more vigilant. >> it shakes you up because it's like happening so close to you. >> reporter: so far police have made no arrests in this case. reporting live in berkeley, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> all right, marianne, thank you very much. >>> right now we are following breaking news out of las vegas. police there investigating reports of a shooting near mandalay bay resort and casino. reports on social media say the shooting happened at a music festiv festival. we're going to continue to follow the story and bring you updates throughout this newscast. >>> jury selection begins tomorrow in the bay area murder trial that has gained national attention. jose inez garcia sarate is accus

their cards, watch tv, read the newspaper, so they have a little bit more freedom in that it's a big dorm style of barracks. >> play rummy. do the cards back and forth. >> everyone gets a card. >> pick it up, down. if you don't want it. >> that's spades, homey. >> that's what i'm saying. >> thought you were talking about rummy. >> playing spades. >> for every six days that you work, you get another extra day of good time and an extra day of work time taken off of your sentence. so for every six days that you're in custody and they are working, it's like eight days as long as they behave. >> gonzales works in the laundry facility. >> where is this one going, sir? >> that's going to surplus. >> i work on the clothes that everyone wears. i sort them and fold them. take them off the truck brand new, yeah, they're all fresh, socks, pants. i get new clothes every day and never dirty, always new. that's what matters. that's what matters. >> did you do the laundry when you were living at home? >> ah, no. my mom would always be doing my laundry. >> gonzales says he has a good relationship with his

just gets me out of the dorm.ing around. >> you occasionally want to teach somebody who wants to learn something so you got a little time, you teach them. you're here. you got nothing but time. you might as well learn something. >> before it closed down, many of theseorkers left jail and went directly to jobs at a nearby nationally own industrial bakery. while there may no longer be permanent job opportunities just down the road, the inmates enjoy another perk. >> one of the reasons that these guys come down to work is they get to eat better. okay? you get -- you don't have to sit around -- you're not sitting around in a dorm. you're not sitting around with everybody else who is complaining about why they're here. they come down, they work. i make them work pretty hard. so for that they get to eat better than they would if they were not working. >> i eat these all day. that explains this. >> that's for me. >>> follow "lockup" producers and crews as day go behind the walls of america's prisons and jails with the sc

-back in the dorms... -elise: i know i'm in the top four of the chefs on the women's team. robyn: why you getting attitude with me? elise: i'm not getting attitude. narrator: tensions quickly escalated between robyn and elise. jennifer cooked your three [bleep] lambs -and every plate came back. -guys, why is this happening? you like, "i'm the boss. i'm the boss. i'm elise. i'm the boss." i wasn't against you. i was trying to help you today. nobody said you was against me. i made a statement. why you so offended about my statement? crazy and crazier at each other. elise: i'm more motivated than ever. i'm the bounce-back queen. robyn: i'm glad this'll motivate you. i'm glad, but we're a team. elise: why you so offended? you're mad! robyn: do you know why i'm getting mad? because i know you talk [bleep] behind my back saying i only had two [bleep] things to cook -and you had four. -no--oh, oh-- i'm sorry that i couldn't cook your strips. 'cause that's all you really cooked today. are we going there? -like--no, you going there. -are we going there? okay, good. you had a good di

. >>> a uc berkeley student says she was sexually assaulted in a dorm room. uc police say it happened in the unit one residence hall. the 18-year-old says she met her attacker at a fraternity party and was assaulted around 2:00 a.m. sunday morning. police say they currently have no description of the suspect. >>> now to the disputed phone call by president trump to a grieving military widow. just what he said depends on whom you ask. here's abc7 news senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporte: myesha johnson was there to receive her husband's remains, their 6-year-old daughter by her side. johnson six months pregnant with her third child. just moments before this phone call from president trump. myesha johnson answered in the car and listening on speaker phone, congresswoman frederica wilson. >> i heard him say, well, i guess you know you knee what he was signing up for, but it still hurts. and i couldn't believe that he said that. >> reporter: wilson said the president never mentioned sergeant johnson by name. >> he kept referring to him as yo

and also at the dorms. at chester dorm. which i just visited today. 30 years later. hasn't changed a bit. and one of my residents at chester sold me one of his older cameras. i guess he was convinced his parents to get him a new one. and i just became very interested in photography as hobby. and decided to take courses as an elective. and convince dentally signed up for first year journalism. even though i wasn't even thinking about photo journalism. or knew what it was. it was a first year photo class. i took the course and toward the end of the semester, the ta said lucian there's an opening on the student newspaper cactus yearbook. you should go apply. and i never even thought about photographing as a career. i went and applied. and got the job. and the very day i got the job i said oh my god this is what i want to do. so i started work lg on the cactus yearbook. started shooting for the daily texas. and one of another person that was hired at the same time said you have to take this class by gary. who teaches in the art department. i said sure, and i remember loo

it has, it is a satirical horror movie, a college student wakes up in the dorm, she doesn't know howirthday, people are organising secret parties, and things could not get worse until somebody wearing a baby mask chases her with a knife, and she wakes up in the same dormitory and has to live the same day over and over. it's groundhog slay! look, i know this isn't going to make any sense, but i've already lived through this day. twice. tree, i... no, no, believe me, i know it sounds totally crazy, but this is happening to me, i swear to god. tree, i'm sure it feels like you're... ok, ok, you made me a cupcake — for my birthday, right? you're about to give it to me, and then later on tonight there's a surprise party. who told you? was it becky? no, nobody told me, that's what i mean, don't you see? i know what is going to happen before it happens! lori... lori, somebody's going to kill me tonight. because it's self—aware, people say, it's groundhog day meets scream, but you can look further back, as far back as happy birthday to me, even as far back as the twilight zone. it's a simple

a student beaten unconscious outside his dorm.g for the suspects as students voice concern over their safety. nbc bay area's marianne favro live at uc berkeley with the very latest on a very disturbing story. marianne. >> reporter: it certainly is, terry. the student was attacked here outside this dorm, which is known as unit 3. and students who live here tell us he had just stepped outside to make a call on his cell phone when he was attacked. >> he got ink

we literally had to be run out of the room, the dorm room.ughter] --mer president clinton cop former president clinton: she was our only child. if their parents let them come here terrified because of the promise that it offered, that i granted. taken for >> you can watch this and other american history programs on our website where all of our video is archived. grantedthat is c-span.org/hist. each week american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. up next, a visit to the national building cesium to learn about the architectural of an asylum, at saint elizabeth, 1862 to 2017, known as the government hospital for the insane when it opened in 1852. it was on a 100 85 acre farm with a view of washington dc. at its peak in 1960, saint elizabeth had almost 18,000 patients and covered 300 acres. it is still open today. -- 3000 acres. it is still open today. she reveals how the mentally ill were cared for overtime. discussed -- we decided to do this for many of reasons. it is important to talk about the role of federal

david timez arrested after he chased three students as they walked back to their dorms last sunday. students say he made a cutting gesture across his throat before running after them. they escaped into a building after calling 911. he's bald and no longer has green eyebrows. jason aldean offered a touching tribute to the las vegas massacre victims. >> you can be sure we're going to through these tough times together every step of the way because when america is at its best our bond and our spirit is unbreakable. ♪ ♪ well, i won't back down >> as you are hearing there aldean went on to sing "i won't back down" by tom petty, who also passed away last week. the countryic star was on the stage when stephen paddock started firing on the crowd last sunday in las vegas. this morning we are learning more about the precision paddock used to make sure his aim was as deadly as possible. a note found on his night stand had numbers including the distance between the high-rise hotel room and the concert below. multiple sources tell nbc news they believe the calculations were for shooting range an

reid joins us in studio tonight we're now also hearing there was a sexual assault in a u-c berkeley dormali ? that's right cal police say the alleged attack happened saturday night, and the victim reported it to officials on monday.unwarranted sexual advances occur more often than people believe. live introthat's right cal police say the alleged attack happened saturday night, and the victim reported it to officials on monday. unwarranted sexual advances occur more frequently than people believe.pkgwhether they're willing to talk about it or not, it's happened to every woman or woman identifying person i know.news of a recent sex assault in a cal dorm room is sweeping the campus. many students were not shocked by it.it's not something that is surprising to me. it's something we're all vulnerable to and exposed toalthough sexual assault is an ongoing conversation on campus the trending hashtag "me too" where women across the globe share their stories --- highlighting the significance of this problem has students applauding the fact that the culture of unwanted sexual advances must change.

was actually just a leather shoes lace and messy says the shoelace and its match found outside the dorm were packaged in a way that someone could perceive them to look similar to a noose one of the most powerful of emotions one of the most powerful and frankly one of the most destructive emotions is the idea of victimhood certainly there are ways to even get money from the government for being a victim there are ways to get other benefits for being a victim and so they gather there's definitely something to that and i think that is incredibly destructive i would say that the first answer a wiser or such a rise in fake a crimes is that they want to square that dollar strong there's a hole in their invested in this narrative that donald trump is responsible for creating this wave of hate crimes because he's emboldening the racist he's a racist himself he's a white supremacist according to this narrative by the left so therefore they want to show that he's a bold in these races so therefore they want to publish that crimes to make it seem like that's the case more news after this short bre

in2007 fema says it began an internal review of students in dorms who received those funds. fema says it did not contact students whose cases were under review to avoid unsnows stress in the event the payments turned out to be proper. fema decidedallen's payment was not proper although the reasons why were made unclear. meanwhile in2011, congress pass the the disaster assistance fairness act which provided applicants like allen the opportunity to have their debt waived. femasays it contacted everyone who was eligible to file a waiver by mail. but that window closed in september of 2012. and allenmissed it. well, he claims he never heard a word about fema wanting its money back until earlier this year. when a collection letter from the treasury showed up at his current address. . >> you know, like why did you give me this money if you're like oh it's an accident and you don't deserve it. it was sopainful i cried so much. icalled the suicide hotline because i didn't want to live any more. >> in a statement fema told us earlier this year they implemented new internal review gui

police went to a dorm room to cheblcheck on a student. he reportedly pulled a gun and shot the officer in the head before running away. a massive manhunt is under way. >>> police killed a student while she was on vacation in miami beach. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live in the satellite center with the latest details. >> police say carrie ann was driving erratically, running red lights and when she tried to leave the scene of an accident, things took a deadly turn. >> temple university student carrie ann ran over a police officer. >> she started the car and ran away, over the policeman. >> the transfer student had been in miami celebrating her 22nd birthday. according to witnesses she was i inebriated when she hit several cars. police responded to a car accident when she hit the gas. the police started shooting. four or five shots. >> the 22-year-old student crashed into the white suv, the injured officer rushed to the hospital. >> he lost consciousness at the scene for a period of time. he is now at the hospital stable and a

on the dorm rat side the plan cuts the corporate thanks rate to 20% down from 35%. it cuts tax on small businesses to 25%. currently business owners pay an individual thanks rate. and it encourages companies to bring their offshore profits back to the united states. it would collapse the breaks the from 7 to 3. although there is still talk of a fourth bracket for very high earners. it would double the standard deduction to $12,000 for individual and $24,000 for married couples. and an elimination of the estate and alternative minimum taxes. all week long i spoke with leaders and architects in washington of this plan. here are some of the highlights. >> there is a reason we worked with the president at the senate and house together on this. this is bold, it's transformational. >> we eliminated almost all deductions. for the rich it means though the tax rate came down some, all their deductions disappear which pays for it. >> it's deficit neutral. we'll spark the economy and continue to grow. >> the focus should be jobs and economic growth. already a lot of elements w

spilled on to campus dorm. one was student and the other was not. >> expect to learn more details about the arrest of this man wanted for murder at house party in arlington in february. "fox5" first to confirm jason allen johnson is now in custody. he was arrested in new york city on charges unrelated to the killing in virginia. johnson had been on the run since police named him a suspect in the shooting and killing of michael gray. this was following a dispute at a party 8 months ago. also developing this morning we're learning more about the d.c. man arrested for allegedly attacking a woman over the weekend as he already faced serious sex assault charges in another case. >> now we now know he tampered with gps monitoring device. "fox5" kristin leon is live at d.c. superior court house with the latest in this case, morning. >> good morning, guys, that's right. we're getting a much better idea of the alleged attempted rain. the recent one that took place out of prince george county involving this manure about t

who wants to spend all that money in a dorm named after a slave owner?re's a lot of things that have come to the forein the last two years. >> as we see polarization in society increase, particularly since the election of president trump, we see people sort of wanting to go where their comfort zone is and where they feel that they can more safely become educated and prepared for life, and where their families feel they're safer. >> right. right. well, i mean, perfect example of this, right. look, i'm a college professor. when you go to college, you're going to get challenged. you're going to get to forced to explore new ideas and things you haven't seen before, but you want to be challenged, not ignored. you want to be moved to a new place, not moved outs of the mainstream. you have a lot of black students now who are like, look, if i'm at this predominantly white institution, i have to work about microaggressions, active aggression. you think of richard collins iii, a young man at an hbcu and was stabbed to death when he was on a campus by a white natio

i lived in like a dorm. so there wasn't a lot of fancy stuff around. we walked yw explored the city. it was fantastic. >> such a magical trip. i think what made us closer is we shared a dorm room bed which was all of this wide. the two of us every night. we slept together. >> that would create a bond. >> that was in the days you didn't mind sharing a bed -- i'm not even joke whg i said the bed was this big. >> like that big. >> that kind of proximity and i don't know if you heard us. that was a turning point for our relationship. it brought us closer. you put the childish, silly fights -- not that we didn't fight. love her to death. coming up at 6:15, i'm going to talk about how we complement each other. we're different but make a good match. >>> be sure to share your photos of your sister, your siblings even using the #best sister ever. you can e-mail them to we'll do our best to share them on the air. >> tomorrow on news 4, you'll meet angie goff's sister and hear their stories of growing up together. >> jenny and tricia. >> looking forward to that.

. >>> someone spray painted nazi symbol on the dorm of the rutgers main campus. it was discovered sunday morning. someone used red paint to cross out that image. university officials they removed the graffiti but they have not said whether the vandalism is being investigated. >>> earlier this year we told but nazi symbol drawn on a dry erase board at another rutgers dorm. >>> some bad news for house of card fans. >> netflix announced they are not renewing it after season six and really interesting timing on this one as well, spokesperson says that the decision was actually made months ago but they are deeply troubled by the recent allegations against their big star kevin spacey, the academy award winning actor and star of the show, cues of sexual lay hearts racing rent star when i he was 14. space i claims to not recall the incident and apologized and then came out as gay on twitter. >> it seems as if he has used coming out as a deflects technique as if the community might rally around him but we won't be used as a shield to deflect from alleged misconduct. >> ye

let's talk about the dorms and dorm life.s definitely a difference experience all the sizes and layout. most of them look like this roo. >> is it dependent on what year you are. you get bigger rooms or more -- as you get further along or all the same. >> definitely rooms that you put in preference for when you become a senior. better rooms, more closet space little bit bigger, more space if you want to put up a tv. but when you're a freshman and sophomore, pretty much you'll be stuck in pretty small room with at least two roommates. >> this might be tip wal what you might see in your first year or two? >> this is more typical of what you would see as a junior. >> okay. can we go in? >> yes. >> all right. we're going in. all right. tell me -- wow this is amazing. this is cool. all right. so tell me what we're looking at. i guess this would be room for two. >> this would be room for two. a room like this definitely something ideal when you're a junior usually what lure looking for a room with well made rack, the bed is tight al

and now, we hear what it was like when former president obama moved malia into a harvard dorm over aonth ago and said good-bye. >> it was a little bit like open heart surgery. >> reporter: sure, other students were excited, the all like 20 feet away from maria obama in the dining hall. bow. i'm shook. but her dad was shook another way. >> i was proud that i did not cry in front of her. >> reporter: but behind those sunglasses on the way back -- >> secret service was all looking straight ahead. pretending they weren't weren't hearing me. >> reporter: in the fish bowl of the white house, their close relationship was palpable, visible and smiles and whispers. things like nothing gets president obama to tear up faster than his daughters. >> malia and sasha, you are kind and you are thoughtful and you are full of passion. of all that i have done in my life, i am most proud to be your dad. >> reporter: but not too proud to cry. the obamas moved malia into her harvard dorm during the solar eclipse back in august, a diversion, perhaps, to keep their presence low key? ♪ ♪ no wonder the presid

. >>> we have learned someone spray painted nazi symbol on the dorm at rutgers main campus, discoveredthe outside wall of the stonier hall sunday morning some one later used red paint to cross out that image. university officials removed graffiti but they have in the satisfied whether the vandalism is being investigated. earlier we told but a sim about found drawn on a dry erase board at another rutgers dorm. >>> bad news for house of card fans. >> kevin spacey in the news for all of the wrong reasons. netflix announcing they will not renew house of card after season six, amid all of this timing. spokesperson says decision was made months ago but they are deeply troubled by recent kevin spacey allegations, the academy award winning actor and star is accused of sexual ly harassing the rent star anthony rap as a 14 year-old boy. space i claims to have not recalled the incident and has apologized and came out, as gay, on twitter, it seems as if he used coming out as a deflects technique but we won't be used as a shield deflect from alleged misconduct. >> it was also announced space i will

think it started as an argument or fight in a dorm room on campus. overnight and it led up to the shooting that happened actually inside of a courtyard on campus. the university identifies the victim as a student and his friend. both men were 23 years old. the campus is not on lock down, but students are being advised to stay inside and remain individual lent. >>> developing news now, in oakland, police officer is recovering after being hurt in a hit and run. investigators say a suspect driver hit the officers vehicle last night at 96 avenue and sunny side street. police haven't made any arrests as far as we know. one officers did tell abts 7 news he thinks the officer is going to be okay. >>> testimony is set to continue in san francisco this morning in the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate steinly. a police forensic investigator is set to take the stand. a woman at peer 14 when steinly was shot testified about seeing suspect jose garcia staring at people and laughing minutes before the gun fired. two other women described how they he

in 2007, fema says it began an internal review of students in dorms who received those funds. fema said it did not contacted students whose cases were under review to avoid unnecessary stress in the event those payments turned out to be proper. fema decided his payment was not proper although the reasons why remain unclear. meanwhile in 2011 congress passed the disaster assistance recoupment of fairnes fema says it contacted everyone who is eligible to file a waiver by mail. that window closed in september 2012 and alan missed it. why? he claims he never heard a word about fema wanting its money back until earlier this year when a collection letter from the treasury showed up at his current address. >> why did you give this money if you are going to say we did this on accident and you don't really deserve it? it was so painful and i cried so much. i cried the suicide hotline because i didn't want to live anymore. >> in a statement fema told us earlier they implemented new guidance to ensure that applicants who may owe debt to fema are notified in a timely manner which may help

it's believed it started as a fight in a dorm room and that the victims knew the shooter. they have a nickname. security has been increased, but classes are in session. >>> and the search for a killer in tampa, florida has prompted the mayor to say "bring his hid -- head to me." the only clue is a mystery person seen only on surveillance video. the only connection among the victims is that they all rode a county bus before being killed. >>> record heat is driving wildfires in california. flames before it was able to be contained. no structures burned and no injuries were reported. the causes are under investigation. >>> the fcc is moving to make some big changes to media ownership rules. among the changes to be voted on next month, allowing companies to own newspapers and tv stations in the same city or multiple tv and radio stations in one place. critics say relaxing the 40-year-old rules would mean fewer diverse voices in the media. >>> and new airport screening actions are going into place right now. they will affect more than 325,000 passengers. the measures include de

he opened fire from a dorm, killing 32 people and then himself. peggy fox covered that shooting, the families, and the survivers. today, she talked to a mom of one of toes survivers. >> reporter: leslie, all of those emotions from those dark hours of waiting to hear if your son or daughter is alive, come rushing back for these parents when there's another mass shooting like this. >> this horrific, horrific proportions, that the ripple affects are just going to be broad. many, many, many hundreds of communities are going to be affected by this one. >> reporter: lori hoss's daughter, emily, was a student at virginia tech. she was in french class in norris hall, when sung wi cho went door-to-door. >> i caught a call from emily pretty early on. >> reporter: she was lucky. her daughter survived. >> emily is a very, very strong person. to live through what she lived through, and to go back to the scene of her attempted murder, day in, day out for two of and -- two and a half years i think is brave. the fear, and the anxiety, and the grief, it's ju my he

happened in the quad near some dorms about 1:00 in the morning.e-mailed cal students telling them to be on the look-out. the suspects were last seen on durant avenue. the victim was knocked out and rushed to the hospital. he's doing okay now. >>> oj simpson is a free man. the former football star left lovelock correctional center just after midnight. he was released on parole after serving nine years for armed robbery. many remember simpson more for what was called the trial of the century. hena doba has the story. >> reporter: oj simpson walked out a free man after serving nine years for a botched armed robbery in a las vegas hotel. >> i do vote to grant parole when eligible and that will conclude this hearing. >> thank you. >> reporter: the former nfl star was granted parole back in july after convincing nevada parole commissioners he's not a threat to society. >> i'm no danger. i've never pulled a gun on anybody. >> reporter: the board said it did not take in to account the 70-year-old's acquittal in 1995 for murdering his ex-wife nicole brown

it began with a fight in a dorm room. no word if the suspect has been arrested. elon musk is following up on the plan to boost power resources in puerto rico after it was devastated by hurricane maria. tesla set up panels in san juan. it will provide energy from the panels. back in two minutes with more news. stick around. bay area don )t identify as the sex they were born with. >>> hundreds of children in the bay area don't identify as the sex they were born with. >> in school, some of those students want to use different names or have other unique needs. how the schools are handling it is tough. >> bigad shaban continues the series this morning on transgender students. >> good morning. despite what is expected to be a rise in the number of students who openly identify as transgender, we learned some bay area schools don't provide their teachers with any training on the issue. we surveyed the 20 largest districts in the area to see if they provide training on transgender to at least some of their staff. only 13 districts provide that education to each of their t

investigators believe that the fight in the dorm room spilled into the courtyard and that is when someone opened fire. and one victim was a senior at the school and one was visiting from a nearby town. >> the world has lost a pioneer. fats domino passed away at the age of 99. that he died in jefferson parrish louisiana. he sold 110 million records including blueberry hill and a host of the other hits. >>> army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back in a military courtroom in ft. bragg learning his fate from walking away from his post in afghanistan in 2009. prosecutors are about to begin calling witnesses for the stenning of bergdahl. he left his post and was held captive by the taliban for five years. they plan to show evidence that other service members were seriously wounded in their fitch for bergdahl. >>> and they are warning that african-americans may face discrimination by american airlines. saying they have a corporate culture of racial bias. citing incidents of the airline staff and black customers and the airline says they aare committed to giving a positive experience for everyone. >>>

it's like mixed dorms. i prefer to keep the sexes separate. >> it sounds great to me. maybe the girl scouts should do the same. brad: that seems unlikely. in august the head of the girl scouts sent a scathing ending with "i formally request your organization stay focused on serving the 90% of american boys not currently participating in boy scouts." in truth, both organizations are dealing with declining participation. the boy scouts clearly believe it is time to evolve. >> some people will look at both programs and decide we are better fit. others look to the girl scouts and say that is where they need to go. brad: so at this council, they say there are many details to work out. interestingly enough one question i got from the people today is well, what will you call the girls in the boy scouts? it seems like the answer is simply "a scout." in bethesda, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: brad, thank you very much. at 80%, the abc7 instapoll right now showing a lot of the viewers do not agree with the move. you can weigh in by going to wjla.com/votenow to share your thoughts

police say maria fisher was walking off campus towards her on campus dorm hit by an suv, while crossing route 1. her father says that maria was set to meet him at the ravens game in baltimore later that day. >>> also in prince george's county, police are trying to find the man who sexually assaulted a young girl as she walked home from a school bus stop. it happened on september 28, near devin hills drive, and grass mere court in port washington. investigators say the suspect pulled the child between two cars, and touched her inappropriately. the young victim was eventually able to break free, and run away. if you know anything about this assault, please call police right away. >>> next, we take a look back at the life and works of legendary rocker, tom petty. plus, we'll clear up any confusion about when, and why he died. ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, an

. >> it can get pretty wild here in "g" dorm. >> it's like a big sorority house, but with a bunch of>> and "g" dorm is about to turn one new inmate's life upside down. >> i'm just scared. i'm scared to death.