and at berkeley -- i won't give you the whole litany -- but berkeley is one of those communities that is highly educated. we have 22 nobel prize winners from brerkly. the gentleman from fema, we have more people take "the new york times" percent-wise than new york city. we also take "the chronicle" in higher percentage than people? san francisco. i don't know. people in berkeley have been extremely generous. we have one of the highest tax rates in the nation. you know, not just in the state but in the nation, and people have still said it's important for them to deal with disaster preparedness and to make steps -- earthquake our schools. so the citizens of berkeley have actually approved $362 million in bonds to strengthen our schools, all 16 schools have been strengthened or re paired or reconstructed. the city now has an earthquake-safe emergency command center. they've given us money to be able to -- what i really like, it's a really cool thing, an emergency water supply where they take it down to the bay and drop it in the bay and they can pump water all the way up to the hills if

refuses to offer mutual aid, they will still give berkeley mutual aid if berkeley asks for it. the proposal for the special conditions will be analyzed by the police review commission and the city council will likely vote on it in early may. reporting live in berkeley,al ben -- alan wang, abc news. >> thank you. >>> investigators in san juaquin county found another 700 bone fragments in an old well outside of linden. they confirmed that a set of remains in calaveras county are those of wheeler. the 16-year-old disappeared from a high school in stockton in 1985. wes shermamtine lead crews to these sites after making a financial deal with the sacramento bounty hunter. deputies removed about 45 feet of dirt in and around the well. >> we are at 45 feet deep, and i couldn't tell you how much deeper we are going to go. until we stop finding remains. we found purses, coats, shoes, jewelry, personal items. >> investigators say they will try to connect the fragments, basically rebuild a skeleton, and they will run dna tests in an effort to identify the remains. >>> alameda county's chie

refuses to offer mutual aid, they will still give berkeley mutual aid if berkeley asks for it. the proposal for the special conditions will be analyzed by the police review commission and the city council will likely vote on it in early may. reporting live in berkeley,al ben -- alan wang, abc news. >> thank you. >>> investigators in san juaquin county found another 700 bone fragments in an old well outside of linden. they confirmed that a set of remains in calaveras county are those of wheeler. the 16-year-old disappeared from a high school in stockton in 1985. wes shermamtine lead crews to these sites after making a financial deal with the sacramento bounty hunter. deputies removed about 45 feet of dirt in and around the well. >> we are at 45 feet deep, and i couldn't tell you how much deeper we are going to go. until we stop finding remains. we found purses, coats, shoes, jewelry, personal items. >> investigators say they will try to connect the fragments, basically rebuild a skeleton, and they will run dna tests in an effort to identify the remains. >>> alameda county's chie

was heading toward berkeley. police statementñr says only criminal in progress emergency calls were to be dispatched day to the reduction in officer available to handle calls for service. council member wants to see the time line. >> well i think it's something we have to look into. i think allocation of our resources is really important issue and that's why i have asked for the information. >>reporter: now police say of swrers dispatched medley after that 911 call. the father says his son lives in oakland and tried to see him last saturday but the son wouldn't come out of his room. the son has been off the medication since july. live in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> all right john thank you. >> surviving speed freak killer is now claiming he and his accomplice buried victims in a third san joaquin county well according to the sacramento bounty hunter who convinced wesley sherman to reveal the location of his victims. leonard padilla told us nature sherman told him about the new well yesterday. 1,000 human app pwops f

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more slowing down toward berkeley.et to university the volume heading toward the bay bridge is going to impact your drive. earlier disabled trucks and vehicles all in the last hour have had an issue with the traffic flow from oakland into san francisco. as we look at other spots in the bay, slow drive northbound 101 from capital up towards 880, as well as highway 85 coming through san jose. typical build for the south bay. construction on the oregon expressway has cleared, 101 is a nice drive up the peninsula. guys, back to you. >>> a young man with a history of mental illness will head to court today to face murder charges. the case is not only raising questions about how the suspect's mental health was handled by the system but also how police hand the victim's call for help. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live in oakland where the suspect heads to court later today. >> reporter: neighbors who knew the suspect say that he had documented mental health issues and probably wasn't getting all the help that

was heading toward berkeley. police statementñr says only criminal in progress emergency calls were to be dispatched day to the reduction in officer available to handle calls for service. council member wants to see the time line. >> well i think it's something we have to look into. i think allocation of our resources is really important issue and that's why i have asked for the information. >>reporter: now police say of swrers dispatched medley after that 911 call. the father says his son lives in oakland and tried to see him last saturday but the son wouldn't come out of his room. the son has been off the medication since july. live in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> all right john thank you. >> surviving speed freak killer is now claiming he and his accomplice buried victims in a third san joaquin county well according to the sacramento bounty hunter who convinced wesley sherman to reveal the location of his victims. leonard padilla told us nature sherman told him about the new well yesterday. 1,000 human app pwops f

the people of berkeley come during the weekend.her way it makes a good time. >> reporter: this is the same spot where police forcibly removed protesters november 9th. there were 39 arrests and the scene was so chaotic it trigger add operational review for the campus. students were critical about the way police handled the situation. no sign of police this morning. the last time they came out was 1:00 this morning to tell them they are not allowed to be here but they didn't take any action. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:34. this morning san jose police are investigating the city's fourth homicide of the year. investigators say before 7:00 last night emergency room staffers at kaiser permanente in san jose called police to say a stabbing victim had been dropped off at their hospital. the unidentified man died a short time later. no word on with where the initial attack occurred. the city has 39 homicides in all last year up from 20 in 2010. >>> police released a sketch of a suspect wanted for at least one of two attempted sexual a

. >> and why the city of berkeley is getting ready to pull all of its money, hundreds of millions of dollars, out of wells fargo bank. >> and anyone who has been waiting for the new tess law will like this. >> and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up next on "nightline" a sunshine state smack down. the republican primary that may be the nastiest on record. how romney trownsed gingrich. and one woman's journey to drop 500 pounds. that's on so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your ceal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? have a nice day. [ male announcer ] 80 delicious calories. fiber one. >> closed captioning brought to >>> tonight a judge

. >> and why the city of berkeley is getting ready to pull all of its money, hundreds of millions of dollars, out of wells fargo bank. >> and anyone who has been waiting for the new tess law will like this. >> and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up next on "nightline" a sunshine state smack down. the republican primary that may be the nastiest on record. how romney trownsed gingrich. and one woman's journey to drop 500 >>> tonight a judge is ordering 12 occupy protesters to stay 300 feats away from oakland city hall. the 12 protesters were among the 409 people arrested in saturday night's violent demonstrations outside the plaza. four of the defendants were charged with felonies and eight with misdemeanors. the district attorney requested the stay order saying the city will not tolerate people who come to oakland with an organized strategy to riot, vandalize and clash with police. >> the city of berkeley is leading another socially-minded charge. tonight it voted unanimously to punish wells fargo bank and look for a more socially minded institution. it will hold

officers say the suspect then backed up his vehicle pink the berkeley -- pinning the berkeley officer between the two cars. other officers surrounded the cars, one armed with an assault rifle who opened fire on the suspect. another agency is investigating because it happened outside of the city of berkeley. there are a lot of missing pieces of information including why officers were chasing this suspects. the pinned officer had leg and hand injuries. he and the suspect will live. nobody is available to answer the remaining questions until around 8:00 this morning. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> mayor chuck reed delivering his state of the city address. mayor reed dealing with many of the same issues as a year ago including the budget deficit and uncertainty about the as downtown ballpark project. the homicide rate is down so far after a spike last year. we're going to speak live with the mayor coming up in 15 minutes. >>> security very tight in oakland as jean quan delivered an optimistic state of the city address. she didn't directly mention the "occupy" movement but did praise

robert lyles is in berkeley to explain what happened. robert. >> reporter: the mother of a former uc berkeley student. former because he has od's. now she says her once athletic son has just one body movement, his eyelids. this was john gibson st. patrick's day 2010. this is john gibson today. >> john is in a vegetative state. he is unable to communicate. he's unable to swallow or breathe on his own. he has to be fed through a tube. >> gibson's family is suing, saying he likely suffered a heart attack while partying with his roommate, a lethal combo of marijuana, alcohol, and cocaine. all taken inside the co-op just two blocks from campus. in fact, the 21-year-old junior's mother accuses his roommate of selling drugs. the attorney representing the family says the co-op has known about drug sales for years. >> john's door of his room, when he took up residence there in 2009, had on the door the statement, the lab. quote, unquote. >> we have strict policies against illegal drug use. against under age drinking. we absolutely do not tolerate

now, the berkeley pd says the suspect had been under investigation for some time. i just got off the phone with them and they're not answering any more questions until 8 a.m. one of the big ones that a lot of people are talking about now is why this unfolded at 5 p.m. right in the middle of rush hour in a busy intersection here in castro valley, obviously a dangerous situation. >> thank you, anne makovec with the latest. >>> there's some land in calaveras county that's being focused on by investigators who are searching for murder victims. they are back at a property they searched in december. convict killer wesley shermantin. he said he would reveal the locations of some murder victims. one of them could be michaela garecht who was kidnapped when she was 9. >>> big banks are set to shell out billions of dollars in nationwide mortgage settlements. gil diaz reports with more. >> reporter: good morning. the reason we're in walnut creek, it's part of contra costa county which is one of the hardest hit regions in the bay area for foreclosures. the state attorney genera

. >> and why the city of berkeley is getting ready to pull all of its money, hundreds of millions of dollars, out of wells fargo bank. >> and anyone who has been waiting for the new tess law will like this. >> and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up next on "nightline" a sunshine state smack down. the republican primary that may be the nastiest on record. how romney trownsed gingrich. and onejourney's journey to drop 500 pounds. that's on3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. ordering 12 occupy protesters to stay 300 feats away from oakland city hall. the 12 protesters were among the 409 people arrested in violent night'solent demonstrations outside the plaza. four of the defendants were es andd eight with misdemea

. >>> berkeley city councilmember calling for an investigation into how police handled the call from the home of a businessman before we was killed last weekend with 23-year-old daniel jordan dewitt described by his father as a paranoid schizophrenic is in jail for the murder of the berkeley hills resident. neighbors are -- police say the victim was beaten with way flower pot saturday night at his home. the first call from the home came on a nonemergency line reporting a manifest ing. the next was a 911 emergency call after attack. -- berkeley police say they have reconfigured calls at night to deal with an occupy oakland protest heading towards berkeley. >> i think it is something we have to look into. i think allocation of resources is really important. that's why i've asked for the information. >> police say officers were immediately dispatched after the 911 call. >> in livermore police are looking for whoever is throwing rocks again. this time they came close to hitting a baby. rocks were thrown from a moving car early saturday morning. they hit several homes and a school many on

it involved undercover officer from berkeley, paul? >> reporter: pam, we are still trying to figure out the details in this case and there is a lot unanswered but we are still trying to find that out. here is what we do know at this hour. alameda county sheriff's deputies got a call at the intersection of caster valley. two police officers in unmarked vehicles were trying to pull over a man driving a red mercury. >> during that time the suspect backed his vehicle which pinned a berkeley police officers between the suspect vehicle and the unmarked berkeley car. >> reporter: now that is when another officer shot the suspect who was in the car. a woman told us she and the suspect have a daughter together and identified him as steven moore. she said he is not a violent person and we are not aware of either of the officers' names. i can tell you the man pinned suffered serious injuries to his hands and legs. they used a scan which takes a 360-degree picture of the scene. >> we freeze the scene and after that is done, we will go in and searc

lisa washington on what one city council member wants to know. >> reporter: a berkeley councilwoman knew the victim of saturday's blast homicide. >> i would describe him as extremely intelligent, very kind and very competent and a wonderful father and husband. >> reporter: and now she wants to know exactly what happened when two calls were made from his home to berkeley police. she has requested information from the city manager. >> i have requested information about the data on the data, the exact time that the first call was made to the nonemergency police number. the second call that was made to the emergency number. and the response time on that just because the truth will be in the data. >> reporter: in a statement berkeley police acknowledge receiving two calls regarding the first the statement reads, at that time, available patrol teams were being reconfigured in order to monitor a protest which was to come to berkeley from oakland in the next lure. only criminal-in-progress emergency calls were to be dispatched. the suspect in the skies 23- year-old daniel jordan dewitt. his pare

but everything is okay in berkeley. you. >> gil, a lot of sentiment tal value at an art gallery. do we have a dollar amount with all the art inside there, what the dollar amount of damage might have been? >> reporter: we don't know the dollar amount yet but i would think for an artist it's probably in the thousands. the owner of the duplex had 30 paintings in one of the rooms next to the fire so i'm sure a lot of them might be valuable. i'm not sure if they are expensive but i would think with all that work and preparation they did on those paintings that they probably would be worth a lot to them. >> okay. gil diaz live for us this morning. thanks. >>> a lot of developing news overnight. in oakland, four people are homeless after an apartment fire. it happened early this morning on 37th street right there near san pablo avenue. firefighters say a man was reaching for an oil lamp and accidentally knocked it over setting curtains on fire. he then tried to put the fire out himself but was quickly overwhelmed. he started b

a berkeley police officer is in the hospital, this all started in the berkeley where there was a confrontation with a suspect. from nevada to petaluma, a dense fog. their rest of the bay will look pretty good. all and all, not a bad afternoon. sunday, but enjoy it. things will be changing. we have a weather headed our way for this evening and into tomorrow morning. take a look at your 7 day around the bay. >>george: even with favorable conditions we're starting to see back on the bay bridge. that is better news than having to be a hot spot. the drive time is through marin county running 22-23 minutes with no delay at all. >>mark: a suspect shot by police and an officer injured in berkeley when a man was arrested here in castro valley. >> at this intersection, we took the suspect into custody. during that time the suspect back his vehicle which gained a berkeley police officer between the suspect's vehicle and the unmarked car. >>mark: both the suspect's and police officer were taken to the hospital. >>justine: kodak is now saying that it plans to stop making digital cameras and a pocket video

. >>> berkeley police are defending their response to a call in the berkeley hills on saturday night. they say they rushed to the scene when a second call came in about an assault that turned deadly. 23-year-old daniel jordan dewitt from alameda was arrested near the murder scene. police say he beat a man to death with a flower pot. dewitt was a star football player at alameda high. and his parents say that he has suffered from mental illness since 18. they say that the mental health system failed him. >> they get shoved in a hospital for a couple of days and shoved back out, thrown medications on massive dose of medication and then just put back out in the street. >> it's a battle just to keep him in the hospital. he has been in and out of the hospital nine times. >> police say they did not respond quickly to the original call about a suspicious person because officers were monitoring a protest march. >>> a new claim from "speed freak" killer wesley shermantine telling bounty hunters there is a third well where a body can be found supposed to be within a middle school of a well in sa

a ticket in berkeley is $45 and brings in 1 1/2 million dollars in revenue. oakland tickets cost $68 their ordinance would give drivers an automated kiosks five extra minutes to show up and move their cars. >>> the 49ers are closer to playing in santa clara after the council signed off on the contractors set to build a new stadium. the council set a goal to complete the stadium a here aide schedule by august 31st, 2014. the contractor will be -- penalized six million dollars per game fit is late but will get a five million dollar bonus if the stadium is completed on time. opponents are waiting for that i day in court next month. groundbreaking is still set for may 1st. >>> students at mount diablo high now have access to all restrooms for the first time in several months. the principal ordered 14 of the 16 restrooms be locked after vandals caused thousands in damage. officials admit some restrooms were hard to supervise because of the location. a protest of the closure gained nationwide attention. students returned from a three-day holiday weekend yesterday t

oakland and berkeley may be giving drivers a big break.why police say be writing fewer parking tickets. >>> the big surge rick santorum is seeing in the latest political poll. >>> nancy pelosi takes on stephen colbert. a video a serious message. >>> u.s. marine corpse facing damage control again -- marine corps facing damage control again. >>> f f f f f [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. school night ideas made easy. >>> check out the high temperatures, fargo 5 the high today. minneapolis high is 12. 48 new york, d.c. low 50s seattle and portland major airports doing well look at all that rain in dixie and some of the snow towards st. louis and chicago could cause delays there. rain moving in

also 880 through berkeley no problems heading to the bay bridge toll.elsewhere can't find any problems in the south bay this is 280 and 17 in san jose. >>> here's a question you don't get asked everyday. would you like to be overcharged? apparently there's an app for that. the smartphone banking tool creating more problems than solutions. >>> optimism and accusations what san jose's mayor is saying about his city's future as some employees raise new questions about his decision.úúú @ >>> good morning thank you for watching it is 6:14. you are looking live at the embarcadero where all is quiet. maybe a layer of something behind the bay bridge there. mike nicco will fill you in on the with weather coming up. >>> san jose mayor reed used his state of the stay does to defend the council's move to cut pension costs. unions representing city workers have filed an ethics complain saying the mayor intentionally inflated the cost to future retirement benefits the mayor stands by those numbers. >> 10 years ago, san jose spent 73 million dollars on retirement cost

why were the berkeley officers apprehended in castro valley? >> reporter: well, investigators say that those officers were following the suspect in connection with the crime that took place in berkeley. there are investigators on scene still combing over these cars. these cars have been left where they were at 5:00 this evening. this is video i shot earlier in the evening. you can see the bullet hole right here in the suspect's car where police shot at him. the officers followed -- followed the suspect and tried to apprehend him. other officers following the suspect, that is when they opened fire shooting the suspect. now, both the suspect and the officer were taken to local hospitals. >> at this intersection, center and grove in castro valley, we decided to take that suspect into custody. during that time the suspect backed his vehicle which pinned a berkeley police officer between the suspect vehicle and the unmarked berkeley car. >> reporter: what you are looking at right here live is a camera that's been taking 360- degree photos of this cr

i grew up in berkeley in the 60s. one of my friends who became a field director literally grabbed me by the jacket and said shut up and sit down, we are going to win this thing. [laughter] he pulled me into the seat. that moment passed and i became the candidate. i get home at 3:00 in the morning and i tell my wife, it's 3:00 in the morning. it wasn't that kind of party, trust me. i'm a candidate for the berkeley city council. what about brandeis? i will figure it out later. several days later i went to my friends and i said you guys have got me into this and you have to get me out of this. i'm not interested in politics. please get me the hell out of this. man, it's too late. it's done. i am from missouri. what do you mean too late? get me out of this. i don't want to be a politician. man, it's too late. anyway, but time passed and i won the election. so i became a member of the berkeley city council and didn't get to brandeis. 1970, the people in the community, the peace community, the left community etc. etc. came

a parking ticket in berkeley is $45 and brings in 1 1/2 million dollars in revenue.oakland's parking tickets cost $68 their ordinance would give drivers at automated kiosks five extra minutes to show up and move their cars. >>> students at mount diablo high have access to all the restrooms for the first name months. the principal ordered that 14 of the school's 15 restrooms be locked after vandals caused thousands in damage. some restrooms were hard to have vice because of their location student protest -- gained nationwide attention. students return from a holiday weekend yesterday to find the closed restrooms roped. state law requires schools to have -- reopened. state law requires schools to have a set number of restrooms open. >>> you drove across the bay bridge did it feel windy? >> not bad like a couple days ago. >> we have wind advisories out there. >>> good morning. winds will be running perpendicular novato up to 22, sfo nine, near 30 half moon bay, 20 mountain view, 15 san jose, some areas a breath in livermore southwest three hardly any wind in napa calm c

the law school at berkeley. he was appointed a federal magistrate for the northern district of california in april of 2001. after clerking for a district judge and court of appeals judge, judge chen practiced as a litigation associate. in 1985, he joined the american civil liberties union foundation of northern california. he worked on a wide range of issues including free speech, employs privacy rights, police misconduct, and discrimination. in august of 2009, he was nominated by president obama's to the u.s. district court. on may 10, 2011, he was confirmed by the u.s. senate as a district judge. he told me a few minutes ago he gets the last word after his college roommate. please join me in welcoming our dragon judge, judge chen. [applause] >> thank you, steve. it is an honor to be here. it is a double honor to follow the mayor. i have never had the mayor as my opening act. [laughter] i really am pleased to be here. mayor lee is right. we go way back. we have known each other for 37 years. the mayor is only a

ed and legally, can berkeley do this? >> reporter: well, they have done it twice before, actually, but it took a lot of legal wrangling. residents called them the neighbors from hell and now it seems like people here at city hall want to do something about it. >> they did buy a house here but they did not buy the neighborhood. >> reporter: despite that tom ter mitt says it feels like the people who live in this home of the 1700 block of 9th street in berkeley have taken over the neighborhood. he says he and the other homeowners on this street have endured 30 years of problems associated with that house. fights, noise, fireworks, but recently, he realized it was even worse than he thought. >> talking about this does not include reports that have been generated from other cities. >> reporter: at a meeting last thursday with the city of berkeley zoning adjustment board, nine uniformed police officers showed up, sat alongside angry neighbors and described their interactions with the people at the home. one officer said there

the home of a prominent businessman in the berkeley hills before he with was kill last weekend. the suspect's father is apologizing to the victim's family. >> reporter: two berkeley police officers met with the murder suspect's parents at their home in alameda. the police didn't talk but the father wanted to get something off his chest. >> i want to say i'm sorry to the family involved, the victim and his family i'm truly sorry. >> reporter: 23-year-old daniel jordan dewitt described by his father as a paranoid schizophrenic is in jail for the murder of a berkeley hills resident. police say the man was beaten with a flower pot saturday night at his home. al dewitt calls the case a failure of the mental health system. >> they drug him and let him go in and out of the hospital that's the problem my son had. he could never get stabilized on any drug. they take him in and let him out. >> reporter: berkeley councilmember who represents the neighborhood had known the victim for years. >> he was a very kind man, very accomplished man. the whole thing is shocking that he's no longer wit

a berkeley city council member wants an investigation into the police response to that case. >>> berkeley police say they got a nonemergency call about a suspicious person about 8457 saturday night. they did not respond at that time as officers were busy with a protest march. then about 9:02, the man's wife called 911 about the assault and that got police rolling. and the first officer arrived within five minutes. other officers were there soon after that. and by 9:22, the suspect was in custody. >>> a woman accused of driving the getaway for her 15-year-old son who is suspected of stabbing another teen. margaret suazo was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and her son taken into custody as a juvenile. last thursday, she allegedly drove her son to glen furth drive on the city's east drive to look for a 13-year-old boy. they spotted him and they exchanged gang-related words. the son then got out of the car, tackled the 13-year-old and stabbed him. >> she knew what was going on. she was partly responsible. she might not have had the knife in her hand. she put him in close proximity w

berkeley police are deferring all questions to the sheriff's office.y say they will be out for just a couple more hours. live, cbs five. >> last few days we have had up roars over abortion rights, gay marriage and now access to birth control. the question is should the government force health insurance plans to offer free birth control? what do you think? >> this attack by the government on religious freedom must not stand and will not stand. >> reporter: at issue, birth control and health coverage. the new rule republicans object to requires all employers to provide health insurance to their workers to cover basic birth control for women by next august. that includes catholic charities, universities and hospitals which may object to beneficiary control. >> this is very straight forward this is about whether the government of the united states should have the power to go in and tell a faith based organization they have to pay for something they teach shouldn't be done. >> >> time to tell those republicans mind your own business. >> reporter: the cdc sa

berkeley has been doing business with wells fargo since 2004.ting live tonight here in berkeley, i'm healther holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the highly ranked college mckenna has a cheating scandal of sorts in its hands. the school says a senior admitted falsifies entrance scores for years. for example, clairmont reported a median score of 1410 instead of 1400. >>> pier 27 will be demolishes and then rebuilt and will serve as the headquarters for the america's race. >> but this is really to me an exciting part of the kick off where you see labor people contractors, public works, all beginning to see real stuff getting done. >>> the terminal project is expected to cost $92 million, it'll be located at the intersection of embarcadero, lombard and battery street. >>> sometimes the waves are too big even for the professionals. one prosaid he went surfing and he didn't know how it happened but his dislocated his hip. >>> things are changing and bill you say some of these changes may impact the morning commute. >> looks like there will be a few spri

. >> a college student overdoses and now his parents want uc berkeley to pay. code they say holds the school responsible. >> it's what sheriff mirkarimi doesn't want the jury to see. photos of a tearful and bruised lopez. do you think these pictures prove abuse? >> and no wonder california is broke. taxpayers are paying a prison doctor $239,000 a year to do next to nothing. >> he was best known, quite frankly, for passing out donuts and candy bars. >> tonight, why he can't be fired. >> good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken bastida. a 21-year-old berkeley student is on life support after ingesting a mixture of drugs and alcohol. >> his parents are suing the university. why is it the school's fault? the parents say it's about a certain code. robert. >> that student's name is jon given. he moved into a university co- op where drugs were used and sold so freely that everyone knew it. the students and they claim even the administrators. now her son od's and two of his neighbors have graduated to rehab and none of it will stop because of something called the pi

berkeley has been doing business with wells fargo since 2004.ting live tonight here in berkeley, i'm healther holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the highly ranked college mckenna has a cheating scandal of sorts in its hands. the school says a senior admitted falsifies entrance scores for years. for example, clairmont reported a median score of 1410 instead of 1400. >>> pier 27 will be demolishes and then rebuilt and will serve as the headquarters for the america's race. >> but this is really to me an exciting part of the kick off where you see labor people contractors, public works, all beginning to see real stuff getting done. >>> the terminal project is expected to cost $92 million, it'll be located at the intersection of embarcadero, lombard and battery street. >>> sometimes the waves are too big even for the professionals. one prosaid he went surfing and he didn't know how it happened but his dislocated his hip. >>> things are changing and bill you say some of these changes may impact the morning commute. >> looks like there will be a few spri

it calls into question the way that berkeley police is allocating their resources. i mean, there are actual crimes being committed, and the crime is not these peaceful protests. >> the berkeley police department says it responded immediately after a second call came in on the 9-1-1 emergency line. that was after he was attacked. >>> parents at a school in contra costa county received a warning letter about a possible outbreak of norovirus. laurel elementary school is being cleaned top to bottom. the norovirus causes stomach illness and extremely contagious and spreads fast. they tell students who have symptoms to stay home for two days even after it goes away. >> shots being fired lead to shots being fired in san francisco. the suspects were taken into custody after a driver lost control of the car near a storage facility on patrol near 25th street in pennsylvania. it started when police responded to an electronic shots fired in the bay view district. they then chased a car speeding away from the scene. >>> now to politics. mesa, arizona hosted the 20th and possibly

exactly the kind of raid that led to the firing of 200 workers here in berkeley.aders out here say the buck stops at president obama's immigration policy -- >> we are arguing for papers for all, jobs for all, distribute the wealth accordingly in order to fix this problem. obama is following a corporate main stream policy that is severely attacking immigrants even though he co-ops the message of immigrants using yes we can for his campaign. >> reporter: marchers have left old city hall on martin luther king and heading to pacific steel castings. to lanes of university blocked off as marchers go down the street. this was not an ad lib rally it was organized with the blessings of the berkeley police department escorting these marchers. when they get to pacific steel they will be there an hour protesting the immigration laws in this country and then they will be on their way, hoping they brought some attention to a problem they consider very serious. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> in southern california federal officials say an immigration and custom as agent opened

it calls into question the way that berkeley police is allocating their resources. i mean, there are actual crimes being committed, and the crime is not these peaceful protests. >> the berkeley police department says it responded immediately after a second call came in on the 9-1-1 emergency line. that was after he was attacked. >>> parents at a school in contra costa county received a warning letter about a possible outbreak of norovirus. laurel elementary school is being cleaned top to bottom. the norovirus causes stomach illness and extremely contagious and spreads fast. they tell students who have symptoms to stay home for two days even after it goes away. >> shots being fired lead to shots being fired in san francisco. the suspects were taken into custody after a driver lost control of the car near a storage facility on patrol near 25th street in pennsylvania. it started when police responded to an electronic shots fired in the bay view district. they then chased a car speeding away from the scene. >>> now to politics. mesa, arizona hosted the 20th and possibly

this morning we are keeping an eye on uc berkeley. those tents are back up at berkeley plaza.tara moriarty is out there as well. students and protestors set up another encampment just three months after that police raid out there. tara. >> reporter: yeah. this is basically three months to the bay after the november 9th protest. we have about 20 students that pitched half a dozen tents. some occupy oakland people also came over to show their support. now the tents went up around 1:00 in the afternoon yesterday. uc police officers asked demonstrators to remove them. protestors said they were not in violation of campus policy. around 8:00 last night the dean of students told protestors they were not authorized to camp on campus property. >> i've been to a lot of marchs and you know seen a lot of police over reaction. that makes me sad. i want to see people working together. i don't think that really solves anything. it's important that people stand up for what they believe in. i'm willing to do that. >> reporter: as you recall there was a police raid on occupy cal november 17th w

at the same time, berkeley police are defending their response time. the suspect made his first court appearance in the beating death. nick? >> the father of dewitness says his son may have been in the berkeley hills neighborhood looking for an image nairy girlfriend named zoey. >> we had a fear of him hurting himself or going to jail or hurting someone eels al dewit is talking about his son. he describes as a paranoid schizophrenic. he ask a dozen family members and friends were showing their support as he faced charges he filled a 67-year-old peter from berkeley. the suspect's father spoke about how tragic it has been for the victim's family and his own. the family of the victim has remained silent. residents were reluctant on camera. all had nothing but kind twordz say about the victim. police say the first call came in on a nonemergency line. the next one was a 911 emergency call during the attack. police say at that time they shifted patrols to deal with an occupy oakland protest heading towards berkly. al dewit said his son had image nairy relati

we have more on the man who noise stranger to berkeley police. >>reporter: intersection of grove and center in castro valley l shut down for hours after berkeley police tried to arrest a well known narcotics suspect last night. >> suspect we are identifying today as steve oliver moore. >>reporter: when police tried to arrest him he backed into an undercover police car pinning an officer in between. another officer then shot moore. police didn't find a gun but he had cocaine on him in the car and at nearby home all total about a half pound. >> this was a berkeley base drug dealer who happens to live in the city of pittsburg who had residences in castro valley. >>reporter: people who used to live next to him in berkeley call the family a drug dynasty. >> surprised but not surprised. >>reporter: paul robert lives next door to the home moore and his family lived in for decade decades. neighbors finally got the city to declare the home a nuisance and the moore forced out to move out years ago. he got a bullet through the front window. police once came

we have more on the man who noise stranger to berkeley police. >>reporter: intersection of grove and center in castro valley l shut down for hours after berkeley police tried to arrest a well known narcotics suspect last night. >> suspect we are identifying today as steve oliver moore. >>reporter: when police tried to arrest him he backed into an undercover police car pinning an officer in between. another officer then shot moore. police didn't find a gun but he had cocaine on him in the car and at nearby home all total about a half pound. >> this was a berkeley base drug dealer who happens to live in the city of pittsburg who had residences in castro valley. >>reporter: people who used to live next to him in berkeley call the family a drug dynasty. >> surprised but not surprised >>reporter: paul robert lives next door to the home moore and his family lived in for decade decades. neighbors finally got the city to declare the home a nuisance and the moore forced out to move out years ago. he got a bullet through the front window. police once came

and uc-berkeley students are involved. i'll tell you how coming up. >> a car plunges 60 feet off of a bay area overpass killing a 25-year-old driver. why investigators are surprised the accident happened. >> live look outside at the golden gate bridge. a little slick, you may want to slow it down heading out the door. this one goes out to all of the lovers in the house. it's the day before valentine's day, monday, february 13, "today in the bay." >> good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. time to get with meteorologist christina loren to find out what kind of weather we have getting into the valentine's day holiday. >> the good news is for all of you lovers valentine's day looks like the one dry day, completely dry day in the near future. right now we have showers coming down and that activity is ramping up. you can see light showers now over the city by the bay in addition to that san mateo getting light activity and livermore, you've had a good looking cell pa

he's now in jail for the murder of a berkeley hills resident. police say he was beaten with way flower pot saturday night at his home. investigators say a call was placed to police. the police nonemergency line reporting a man trespassing. police said no officers were available to respond to nonemergency calls because the department was preparing to respond to an ouch protest. the next call came to 911 saying the homeowner what was being beaten to death. >> i think it is something we have to look into. i think allocation of our resources is really important. that's why i've asked for the information. >> police say officers were immediately dispatched after the 911 call and caught the suspect a few block as way >>> one of the so-called speed freak kill claiming he and his accomplice buried victims in a third san joaquin well. a beeny hunter convinced wesley shermantine to reveal the locations. shermantine told him about the new well sunday. some 1,000 human bones from as many as 30 victims have been recovered from a well. now searchers are using