that is the intersection of bancroft and telegraph. they are letting folks in, though, just down the street. and so far, there are no problems with that. but we have seen two arrests. we'll have more coming up. >>> bart's facing another lawsuit tonight. more people are coming forward saying that they were the victims of mob style attacks at the oakland coliseum bart station. >> ktvu's cristina rendon joins us now live after talking with some of those victims and an attorney for bart. christine. >> reporter: well, this is a copy of the lawsuit that was filed today in alameda county by six people. they say bart failed to keep them safe and prevent violent crime, but an attorney for bart says, there are no facts to support allegations that bart is ignoring crime. april 18th, 2017, tim is on bart as it approaches the coliseum station in oakland. >> these kids all of a sudden swarm, start grabbing laptops, phones, grabbed my phone. i thought they were just screwing around. next thing i know, he is running down with my phone. i pursued, i al

these protesters, hundreds of them here on bancroft avenue, speaking out against the appearance of ben shapiro, conservative commentator. we have been here for hours and so have the protesters. this protest has been very loud a times. but, it has been largely peaceful. the exception of a few arrests for people who brought banned items in to the event. the police presence, i have to tell you guys has been unprecedented, more than i have seen in the last four events surrounding the university of california, or even at civic center park. because of the violence that we saw at the event at civic center park in late august, that is one of the reasons why we are seeing so many police officers here on the street. again, the protest has been peaceful and we are awaiting the end of mr. shapiro's appearance at zellerbach hall, it's been a full house from what we were told from the reporter inside. it's been a full house and those people should be streaming out any moment. they will be greeted by a lot of protesters who were gathered here on bancroft avenue, it has been shut down for hours as pol

now bancroft will be shut down now bancroft will be shut down as a precaution.omise to confront anyone. refuse fascism is calling for a nonviolent speakout outside the event. >>> 76 faculty members at cal are calling for a boycott of classes during free speech month. steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak. they want the school to cancel classes and all campus buildings in protest. >>> president trump responding. >> the president met with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer last night. the democrats came out and said they reached an agreement to beef up border security and provide legal status for 800,000 immigrants brought to the country illegally as children. they said the package did not include money for a border wall. but then the president went to twitter a few hours ago and wrote no deal was made last night on daca. massive border security in exchange for consent would be subject to a vote. he wrote, does anybody want to throw out good, educated and accomplished young people who have jobs, some serving in the military. really? confusing if an agreement g

look down the street, see bancroft, itself, is closed. let's show you video we shot a short time ago. these barricades extend a block down telegraph to durant. again, this is part of a larger security effort around this appearance tonight by ben shapiro and the university tells us it's the result of lessons learned from some of the earlier events specifically the visit from milo back in in in shapiro is scheduled to talk at 7:00 tonight here at zellert zer hall. he's a conservative speaker. we're showing you some of the messagin messaging, chalk messaging on the ground here. this building will be closed except for those who have tickets. that's about 1,000 people that have tickets. as for sprawl plaza behind me, right now, see business as usual. students coming and going between classes, but this afternoon, certainly by 5:00, they will close up all these barricades, kristen, they will have police officers out here in force, and, again, only those with tickets will be allowed inside the barricades which extend a couple of blocks around cam

for hours protesters have been across from -- plaza on bancroft. been blown lot for the day by the university as a safeguard for ben shapiro's appearance. that crowd growing to was seen to be over 500 people at its peak. they were kept from those entering at

. >> reporter: by this type tomorrow, there will be barricades here and bancroft way will be closed off completely for several blocks. ben sla pehapiro has spoken wit incident in the past. >> we've learned that the police department did a comprehensive review. >> reporter: that's the say they'll be ready this time for any protests that might come with conservative speaker ben shapiro. with an elaborate floonl avoid a repeat of the kind of violence seen on the plaza last february. >> we'll have far more police officers. we'll be confront by anyone wearing a mask. >> including uc police used in riot gear and the use of batons and pepper spray if necessary. thor barricades will be replaced and the city of berkeley will shut down bancroft. >> it looks like conservative there's finally get to hear are a conservative speak at the campus. >> a washington, d.c. organization co-sponsoring the shapiro speech. >> they did charge as you pretty hefty security fee. we're moping will ensure the event can go forward. that they do ensure anyone who tries to disrupt the event is held accountable and it i

those who opposed his presentation were largely over there just a few yards away on bancroft. because of that police were direct how they made people move out of the hall. forced that direction towards west side of campus only. this is video of the thousand or so people leaving and you can see a large police presence. directing them towards oxford street. people seemed very happy with time spent with ben shapiro who took the stage around 7:15. he and others mentioned that more than 3,000 people wanted to attend and tried to ge tickets. though zellerbach has capacity of 2,000, only 1,000 let in due to safety concerns. had the same message, that their views though conservative and minority in the area should still be heard. >> there are students who do want to hear differing views, don't want to be told they can only hear one view. don't believe that first amendment should die under the jack boots and birkenstocks under anarchist communist peaces of garbage. >> i'm slightly uncomfortable but worth coming. >> live in free country. >> reporter: well-known pro trump conservative as

those who opposed his presentation were largely over there just a few yards away on bancroft. of that police were direct how they made people move out of the hall. forced that direction towards west side of campus only. this is video of the thousand or so people leaving and you can see a large police presence. directing them towards oxford street. people seemed very happy with time spent with ben shapiro who took the stage around 7:15. he and others mentioned that more than 3,000 people wanted to attend and tried to ge tickets. though zellerbach has capacity of 2,000, only 1,000 let in due to safety concerns. had the same message, that their views though conservative and minority in the area should still be heard. >> there are students who do want to hear differing views, don't want to be told they can only hear one view. don't believe that first amendment should die under the jack boots and birkenstocks under anarchist communist peaces of garbage. >> i'm slightly uncomfortable but worth coming. >> live in free country. >> reporter: well-known pro trump conservative asked shap

the uc pd g talking about the -- chief talking about security measures, and we can tell you that bancroft is still closed and the telegraph avenue is a major street that is also closed. there are k rails to help direct the pedestrian traffic and to direct any vehicles in the area. we are in the lower area where things are quiet right now in front of the zellerbach hall. all the campus community can do is to wait. >> reporter: before dawn crews were hauling the cement k rails along bancroft avenue to control the people expected in and around the cal campus as ben shapiro takes the stage at zellerbach hall. >> a lot of the classes are being canceled or moved to a different location. i think this is a lot. people are tense about the potential for the violence today. >> reporter: messages in chalk speaking out against shapiro and organizers of the event said they are encouraged by the heavy police presence and say they look forward to broadening the campus discourse. >> we want to see a great event were conservative ideas can be heard in the student body can your different point of view. >> r

. >>> happening now, that protest at telegraph and bancroft next to the cal campus where ben shapiro is set to speak in 30 minutes. >> people with tickets are being allowed through security into zellerbach hall for this event. ktvu's jesse geary is live now at berkeley's campus and he joins us now. jesse, what's the scene like? >> reporter: i have made my way inside the hall and this is what it looks like. you see that it is not nearly sold out at least not yet. this is one of three floors and so about half of the main floor which holds about 1,000 people has people sitting in the seats and not all the seats are taken. and then above us another tier and one more tier with another 500 people each. so people are still filtering their way inside. but it does not look like at this point it's going to be sold out. but, you know, it's still early. we'll see. let me just grab somebody real quick. hello, my friend. let me ask you, why did you come tonight to sit and here? >> i have been a fan of ben shapiro for a couple of years and when i had the opportunity to come out and see him, i thoug

bancroft way in front of the campus will be shut down as a precaution. avoid the area around the plaza. police are anticipating protesters and they promise to confront anyone who wears a mask. the group refuse fascism is calling for a nonviolent speakout outside the event. 76 faculty members at cal are calling for a boycott of classes and all campus activities during free speech week scheduled for late they are month. steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak. faculty members want the school to close all campus buildings in protest. >>> breaking entertainment news. singer selena gomez revealed she received a kidney transplant because she had a strug wind chill -- struggle with gomez revealed on instagram she was out of the spotlight this summer because she was recovering from the procedure. a kidney donated by a actress. selena gomez revealed she had lupus in the year 2015. much more on the story on "good morning america" at 7:00 in the morning. >> what an incredible gift from her friend. >>> major confusion this morning about the effort to replace d

la cita es en el 23 63 de la calle bancroft way.servicio de telecomunicaciones en puerto rico haciendo restablecer en un 30%. desde puerto rico algunas personas dicen conseguir seÑal de celular en algunos puntos de las autopistas. adelante. >> nos encontramos ahora mismo en la autopista 22 entre caguas y cayÉ las personas estÁn haciendo esto, se estuntando en la carretera tratando de buscar seÑal para comunicarse con sus parientes en distintos lugares no solamente de los estados unidos sino de distintas partes del mundo. hablamos con una seÑora para que nos cuente. cÓmo estÁ, seÑora? >> no tambiÉn, triste porque la isla se nos daÑÓ pero poco a poco no se recuperaremos. >> tenemos que ya estaba desesperada y bajaba pero aquÍ lo podemos comunicar. no le pasÓ nada, estÁ trabajando, en quÉ parte vive? >> en levittown. >> se le inundo la casa? >> una parte. >> se pudo comunicar con su hija? >> no, con mi novio en boston. desde un dÍa antes del huracÁn no habÍa podido hablar con Él. >> hace una semana? >> hace una semana. >> venimos busca

here's what bancroft said eulogize jackson. the moral of the great events of the south carolina crisis in those days is this. that the people can discern right and will make their way to a knowledge of right that the whole human mind and, therefore, with it the mind of the nation, has a continuous, everimproving existence, that the appeal from the unjust legislation of today must be made quietly, ernestly, perseveringly, that the more enlightened collective reason of tomorrow. must be made quietly perseveringly the more enlightingment collection of tomorrow that submission do is to popular will and the confidence that at the people, when na error, will amend their doings in a popular government injustice is kneer to the established by force or resist bid force in a word, that the union which is constituted by consent must be preserved by love. i think that is love that sustains us still. thank you all very much. [applause] . >> thank you for the next 15 minute or so we'll take questions. , questions, not comments. i'm sure prim

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for hours protesters have been across from -- plaza on bancroft. which had been blown lot for the day by the university as a safeguard for ben shapiro's appearance. that crowd growing to was seen to be over 500 people at its peak. they were kept from those entering at the checkpoint by heavy police presence. and physical barriers including fencing and concrete. there were some heated moments as this march wound down. the crowd circled and taunted a few people they thought had come from the speech. they thought -- they were identifying them as all to write. police escorted them away for their own safety. >> they did not care about asking me about my ideology. i support gay marriage. i am pro-choice. i have many liberal values. and yet they decided to single me out. they needed a scapegoat. someone to yell at.>> reporter: police had good reason to try to keep people apart. there was one physical altercation. a punch from after an argument that we saw on the street between a protester and someone who had come from the speech. we saw two people on the

on we are at telegraph and bancroft avenues. the streets are entirely closed. you see the people seated in the street. the scene says take a stand and sit down. behind them wave rally going on. i would say maybe 200 or 300 people. at this point, the police still pretty much outnumber protesters. >> there's already a tremendous police presence on the ground in uc berkeley. hours ahead as the planned appearance of conservative commentator ben shapiro. there are heavy barricades blocking a major street. and the entrance to sprouler plaza. >> we anticipate a level of security that will come to about last year for ann coulter's visit. that was about $600,000. >> this time police may not stand down when mass protesters shut down tevent last year. >> we have worked with our county partners and law enforcement really threw out to help us shore up our resources. for today. and we're thinking outside the box. >> there are numerous messages for shapiro's arrival on campus including this one, a sign hung inside the student you about near the building where he will speak to

could you give me one example of me exhibiting -- >> those against shapiro's experience rallied on bancroft and telegraph for hours. >> ben shapiro is a racist pig. >> we may have a total disagreement, but we shouldn't be violent. i shouldn't be violent towards you and you shouldn't be violent towards me. >> reporter: conservatives and liberals disagreeing at every turn. >> i believe yelling in each other's faces doesn't help. >> reporter: students feeling like they're stuck in the middle, all in the name of free speech. >> this whole, whole mess of cops and people that are here are preventing me from doing what i came here, what my hard-earned money is spent on. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> this may only be the beginning. next week a controversial lineup of conservative speakers will take part in uc berkeley's free speech week. milo you nop laos will speak on three different days. former white house strategist steve bannon and commentator ann cowell tore will also speak. the story is featured on our front page. >> at 4:35, palo alto police department spending big money o

uc berkeley, a three block stretch of bancroft way is shut down. there's a perimeter set up around dellerbach hall. that's where conservative commentator ben shapiro is set to speak two hours from now. >> reporter: they've already started out here, elizabeth, live. there is starting to be a large crowd. this is the second of three barricades set up tonight. the first one behind us stopped cars people have been able to go through. you have to have a ticket tonight, and you still have to be searched by berkeley police. and there's a third barricade you can see in the distance. it's orange. that's the inner most barricade around dellerbach hall. it's a two and a half hour speaking engagement that has been prepared for and will cost uc berkeley $2,500 to secure. all eyes will be on the perimeter, much to the chagrin of those in charge. >> it's unfortunate. i don't think there's anybody, who if they had their choice would want to see what is occurring on this campus today. and that that simply is where we are. we cannot turn a blind eye, and we can't ne

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. >> the crowd of protestors got bigger as the night wore on with people eventually taking on bancroft avenue by sunset. they outnumbered police but the presence of so many officers in riot geier was striking. the area was protected by barriers and metal detector. you had to have a ticket. >> there was a lot of name calling. i don't think that is what this country needs. i feel like that people need at least to converse with some kind of dialogue for us to bridge the divide that's been happening the last few years. >> through the course of the protest, a handful of people wound up in handcuffs. >> this 20-year-old woman named hannah benjamin of fremont was one of three attendees who was arrested. she is accused of battery on a peace officer and carrying a banned weapon. 44-year-old sarah roarke of san francisco was also taken into custody for allegedly carrying a banned weapon as was 29-year- old michael sullivan of hayward. andria borba got a spot inside the hall to hear the speech. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. ben shapiro! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: after making his way thr

look at these barricades that are still up on bancroft at bowditch.police officers cost about $600,000. police made nine arrests. we have some new mug shots of some of those arrested. these are just coming in this morning. 20-year-old hannah benjamin of fremont and 44-year-old eddie robinson of oakland are accused of battery against a police officer. they're accused of carrying a banned weapon. sarah rourke and michael sullivan face the same charge. celek is accused of working to disturb the peace. about 1,000 people showed up. both sides were represented and passionately spoke out. >> ann coulter, ben shapiro, their whole parade of fascist thugs coming on this campus. >> we cannot be silenced by those who would try to silence us with violence.

bancroft will be shut down as a precaution.asking people to avoid the area around sprout plaza, anticipating protesters and promise to confront anyone wearing a mask. the group refuse fascism is calling for a nonviolent speakout outside of the event. 76 faculty members at cal are calling for a boycott of campus and activities during free speech week that will happen late they are month. steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak. the faculty members want them to close all campus buildings as a form of protest. >> there's some major confusion about the effort to replace daca. top democrats say they've reached a deal but president trump is now saying that's not true. the president tweeted just after 3:00 a.m., no deal was made last night on daca. massive border security would have to be agreed to in exchange for consent. would be subject to vote. house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer announced the deal last night after the dinner with the president and they said it would provide protection

kpix 5's emily turner is live along a shut-down stretch of bancroft way..lready arrested at least one protester. emily? the bank of america is boarding up- the barricades are outside the zellerback center-- and extra uc cops are on campus...it's all done with the hope* that tonight's planned protest stays non-violent...but with the reality that few protests have been before. dan mogulof/uc berkeley "the univ has gone to extraordinary length and unprecendented ...safe and successful." that event, is conservative host ben shapiro.... and while he spoke here last year with no fanfare, tonight, a group of self proclaimed non-violent anti- facsists has organized a protest outside the police peremeter. raphael kadaris/protest organizer "students and comm members have a right ....the alt right people prowling our campus ...let them attack us either." the group wouldn't, however, condemn vilence on behalf of protesters. instead, they worry abut berkely police and their new approval of pepper spray use- even though it will only be uc cops handling the event. uc berk

this is a live look near bancroft and telegraph,...near sproul plaza.n made. conservative, sometimes controversial speaker ben shapiro will speak tonight at zellerbach hall on campus. police from all over northern california are there to keep the peace...outfitted in riot gear. the price tag for all this security...some 600-thousand dollars. cal is going to such lengths...closing streets and public areas...because of previous violence on campus this year...highlighted by a flame throwing glass smashing debacle back in february when milo yiannapolis was scheduled to speak on campus. anarchists forced that event to be cancelled. tonight, shapiro is set here shortly. ( pam ) deadly storms and raging wildfires like the ones our country has been dealing with recently.. can cause illnesses like asthma and breathing problems, and can expose people to harmful chemicals due to flooding.( steve ) democrats say climate change is the root of the problem and it's getting worse. so they're demanding something be done and they say it starts with knowledge and educatio

again, i lived in berkeley for years, i remember very few times when bancroft was completely shut downs incredible, the steps that they are taking ahead of tonight's events. >>> 15 marines were injured with serious burns after their vehicle caught fire, eight of the marines were taken to a burn center, the other were taken to the hospital. the vehicle caught fire while the marines were conducting a training exercise at the beach on a base. >> our weather tomorrow continues to make a mess around the bay area, a large tree crashed yesterday afternoon at 38th street in san francisco. firefighters said a man was driving by when a tree came crashing down on his car, he got out of the car safely. this other car was hit but the owner was not hurt. >>> now to lake tahoe where this waterspout touched down in the afternoon, many people took out their phones to capture it on camera, it was part of a severe weather system that led to tornado warnings in the lake tahoe area. >>> people in alameda point are being told to not drink or cook with their water but now people with bathe in the water safel

on we are at telegraph and bancroft avenues. the streets are entirely closed.n the street. the scene says take a stand and sit down. behind them wave rally going on. i would say maybe 200 or 300 people. at this point, the police still

it happened near the corner of 78th and bancroft avenues on august 27th. model four- door hyundai... possibly silver in color ...hit two people in a crosswalk. a 19-year-old man and woman were hit... the woman was pregnant at the time. doctors performed an emergency operation on her, but the newborn died several days after the collision. police are offering 15- thousand dollars for information leading to an arrest. (pam) fairfield police have released sketches of the two suspects they say .... killed an elderly man in 20-15. police are looking for these two men... on dececmber 10th, 20-15-- authorities found 68-year-old william freeman dead.. inside is his fairfield house on sunset court. authorities say the two men shot and killed freeman. if you recognize either of these men, please contact fairfield police. (steve) should you be concerned about how many calories and added sugars your children are consuming in their drinks? kim hutcherson has details in today's health minute. u.s. dietary guidelines say sugar-sweetened beverages should be limited or remo

the accident happened on 77th and bancroft last month. timothy smith wilson said they were heading to the store for milk. one car stopped for them but another car went around that car. >> if you do something, own up to it. the person could have been there for him. it was an accident. i mean, now look. he kept going. now he's going to be a lot more worse. >> wilson's brother suffered a broken shoulder and fractured face. his fiancee was on life support. doctors delivered their baby, but he died days later. please say they're looking for a light colored hyundai. >>> demanding an end to urban shield, dozens of people protested yesterday in front of alameda county's administration building. the controversial police training is taking place across alameda this weekend. those against urban shield say it promotes the militarization of law enforcement. but supporters say it's critical training for first responders. >>> it is 7:07. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, former president bill clinton in san francisco to honor a l

it happened near the corner of 78th and bancroft avenues on august 27th.e say someone driving a newer four-door hyundai...possibly silver colored...hit two people on a crosswalk. a 19-year-old man and woman were hit...the woman was pregnant at the time. doctors performed an emergency operation on her, but the newborn died several days after the collision. police are offering 15- thousand dollars for information leading to an arrest. (grant) tonight, consumer watch=dog groups are warning the 143 million people whose info was exposed in the equifax hack --- that they could be dealing with this...for years. kron4's gabe slate tells us how to protect ourselves. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as four zone now to our (grant) (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: all eyes are on florida as hurricane irma slowly approaches. it has weakend some but it could strengthen again to a category 5 beforfe making landfall. regardless, it will

this is bancroft running on the south side.ea and essentially shut down for one block in each direction. you can see the k rail here to direct vehicles or pedestrians that could be out in this area or possibly protesters showing up later today. all of this only a few yards from this area where the protesters have vowed together later this morning. here in the lower sprow is the zellerbach hall where ben shapiro is set to speak later this evening. >> they are calling me a white supremacist and i am unorthodox you. >> reporter: there was little fanfare when the last speech occurred and this campus has been rocked by protests. there was one aimed at blocking the speech from another conservative speaker, milo yiannopoulos. they are bowing -- vowing to speak peacefully but they have no control over the militant groups they say, and they are less physical about it. >> we do support their calls but we are nonviolent. we respect the right to self- defense but we are pledged to nonviolence. >> it is troublesome that it comes to this tha

that they used to create quite a buffer between the protesters and the speech last night this is on bancroftese final barricades coming up this morning so life can return to normal here. a university spokesman says the huge perfect imeter cost about $600,000. police made nine arrests. some new mug shots of some arrested. the charges range from battery against a police officer to carrying banned weapons and disturbing the peace. we are working to get the other four mug shots for you. here is a look at the protests. police say about 1,000 people showed up. both sides were represented and passionately spoke out. >> ann coulter, ben shapiro, the whole parade of fascist thugs coming to this campus. >> we cannot be silenced by those that would try to silence us with violence. >> reporter: uc police say no one was hurt because of violence. no damage was done to businesses or any other structures. they are asking for witnesses to come forward to help them with their investigation. so anyone with pictures or videos of the protests are encouraged to turn those over to berkeley police. reporting live i

back live, police look like they are moving officers into position here on bancroft way

still out this morning creating a huge perimeter keeping activists far from zoellerback hall this is bancroftple made their statements but they did it without any violence. police say no damage was done to any buildings or businesses. demonstrators say, though, that they felt a little frustrated being kept so far away. >> i come here to learn, to study, to improve myself. i'm not allowed to occupy the student union building, and yet here i stand on the street. >> reporter: here are the mug shots of five of the nine arrested. some of these just coming in this morning. charges range from battery against a police officer to carrying banned weapons and disturbing the peace. police had a huge presence out here, university spokesperson says securing the campus last night will cost about $600,000. reporting live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> there were no issues inside for ben shapiro's speech. this is video of the attendees leaving. more than 3,000 people wanted to more than 3,000 people wanted to attend and tried to get tickets. shapiro shared the same messages should still be heard

the crash happened back on august 27th at 78th and bancroft avenues in oakland.olice say the driver struck two pedestrians... a man and a woman... and then kept going. the woman was pregnant and doctors performed an emergency operation to try save the infant... but the child died several days later. the police department if offering 15-thousand dollars for information leading to the driver's arrest. add the university of california to the list of lawsuits against the trump administration over the ending of daca. the president announced the decision to end the program earlier this week. the u-c system filed its suit in federal court... the state of california has its own suit pending against the white house. u-c president janet napolitano helped write the deferred action for childhood arrivals program when she was homeland security secretary for president obama. it is estimated there are about 200-thousand "dreamers" as they are known as in california. the credit reporting agency - equifax is now facing a class - action lawsuit tonight... following the disclosure

concrete barriers will form a perimeter and bancroft way will be shut down.rs are asking people to avoid the area around the plaza. alexis has been tracking a serious issue all morning. >> not much has changed. the only update we have from chp that the hazmat situation has been contained. but all lanes are blocked including the off ramp westbound 580 at eden canyon road while they try and offload two of the semitrucks involved in the crash. that backup continues to grow, about 12 miles into dublin. i believe we have some video of this as well. this is from earlier this morning. >> alexis, thank ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept

police are searching for a driver responsible for killing a new born baby in a crash near 78 and bancroftt covered hiunda hit two people in a cross walk. one of them was pregnant and doctors did an emergency c section but the babedid not survive. >>> the governor, jerry brown, is declaring a state of emergency in response to the wildfires. it will free up more state and federal resources to fight the fires. the peer fire is the largest of the fires burning in the three counties. it has burned more than 23,000 acres. and it is only 30% contained. >>> tonight, we have one of the biggest games of the season for the stanford football team. they demolished rice university just a few weeks ago. and now they face 6th ranked usc and sam darnel. one of sanford's top players is sam love. today we will show you nebraska and oregon and then fox college football extra at 5 p.m. followed by stanford at usc. if you are watching the game, we will have a news update on hurla and any other breaking news and that will happen at halftime. >> don't forget about calthat goes for 2-0 after upsetting north carol

blocking of bancroft so on. if that is going to be the strategy that berkeley and uc pd work out this time. we will monitor what the happenings here on the campus as well as the police response and the possibility are like the possibility of protests. >> the guest list for this free speech week keeps fluctuating we don't really know who's in or who's out. did you get the sense does it really matter to school officials from a security standpoint? will it change the response at all? or is it just all hands on deck no matter what? >> reporter: surely they are going to therapy response depending on who is going to show and who's not the feeling i'm getting from the response and from the school and the city response is that they will prepare for the worst and then pull back if they have to make sure they have the resources available but we are looking at cost of up to $1 million and the possibility to handle free speech week on the campus.>>> president trump is going over possible new version of his travel ban in thi