u.c. berkley is asking drone operate ors to stop fly their quad copters near the campanelli area. care takers say a drone was spotted flying near it earlier today the raptors did not take kindly to this. both birds ellis ited defensive behavior. u.c. berkley prohibits drones from flying on the property unless you get special permission from the university. moving on to the weather. and spencer, we are counting how many days it's been since we've had any rain. spencer: 30 consecutive days with no measurable rainfall. sorry to diminish your enjoyment of the beautiful weather we're having, but it's dry and it's a matter of concern. you can see the last day of measurable rainfall here in the bay area for most places was on friday january 7. so that was 30 days ago. and the dry spell cons as you look at that time composite image. now we're beginning this front. it's going bring us quite a warm-up the warm-up is underway already. the temperature change that's it's several degrees warmer in most bay area locations. beautiful view from the setting sun. it is currently 57 degrees. 64 acros

u.c. berkley is a coveted place to go to school.t month, cal may be sending out 5,000 fewers letters than expected because of a new court ruling. leslie brinkley explains why. leslie: it means u.c. berkley may be mailing 5,000 fewer acceptance letters for the 2022-2023 school year. >> we're faced with the possibility that we will have to enroll 3,000 fewer students than we plan to. it's 3,000 students who have worked so hard to oh get into berkley. >> a group called say berkley's neighborhood is behind a neighborhood to cap enrollment. >> the university since 2005 has added 14,000 students and we have a tremendous housing problem in berkley. >> reporter: in cal's appeal was turned down. >> the judge said that adding 11,000 students has significant environment al impacts. and the university needs to study those and they need to propose mitigation measures. >> one of the great ironies is that the community group that sued us and claims we're not building enough housing sued us around a project that was meant to build more housing. go

u.c. berkley thomas the list of the -- one of the best universities. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the report. >> . c. berkley may be mailing out 5,000 fewer happy answer the letter for the 2022-20223 school year. >> we will have to enroll 3,000 fewer students than we plan to. that's 3,000 students that have worked so hard to get into berkley. >> a group called save berkley's neighborhood is behind the neighborhood to cap enroll cross-examination. and only 1600 beds. and we have a tremendous housing crisis in berkley. >> last year, theer superior court ruled and the appeal was turned down. the judge said that, yeah, adding 11,000 students has significant environment al impacts. and the university needs to study those. and they need to propose mitt game measures. >> one of the great ironies is this community group that sued us and claims we're not building enough housing. sued us around a project that was meant to build more housing. go figure. >> they want to link increased enrollment to house. students on campus have their own take. >> housin

u.c. berkley school and that's been able at a timeing two raptors.ie and grunell have shown defensive behavior on their drone on their habitat. they prohibit drone from flying on their property unless you get special permission from the university. >> volunteers rolled up their lives to cleanup river view park. world mission society church of god adopted the park and they've pledged to help one year of support >> we can't be indoors much. more often, the parks being used. because ofo besef tizingipso wd the community to still enjoy the park while maintains the covid-19 proto comes. >> church plans to have a park cleanup each other month for the next year if you know of a mark that needs attention you can submit a request through san jose's website moving on to the weather and spencer, really nice day to do cleanup of whatever you want outside. spencer: you're right about that we've had a long stream of long days -- i meant dry dry dry dryd it's going continue getting longer. the center offshore as senior the dominant feature in our weather picture. i

u.c. berkley to help teach students about microlending, social enterprise and other ways for poor people in developing nations to lift themselves from poverty. his passing, the story includes an anecdote that captured his kind and generous spirit. he said in all the conversations he had over the years with buddhist friends in the himalayas, no one convinced him of the likelihood of incarnation. maybe that's why he worked so hard to achieve so much good in this one lifetime he was given. demore to ease human suffering than others might do in a dozen lifetime opportunities. to senator dianne feinstein, beloved daughters and grand children and all who knew and love him, loretta and i offer our condolences. dick blum's friendship was a gift and his memory will be a blessing. madam president, on another note, there was a historic announcement last friday when president joe biden announced that judge ketanji brown jackson is his choice to serve as associate justice of the supreme court. i'm going to speak about her nomination at length tomorrow but a few words now. she's an extraordinary person t