>> pam: of for the lack of protest on the way in berkeley and other bart station has already been shut down tonight you may remember we saw an estimated 2000 protesters last night hundreds of them took over the east shore freeway kron 4 run lotus as watching the process of again tonight >> reporter: lot areas of the processors and berkeley to nine they have been marching from location to location they want to get right to berkeley police officers a spokeswoman for the berkeley police department this evening has been peaceful they're marching on his two other ticket other people this out is the difference from last night we saw bigger numbers last night in there with the issue on the east shore freeway do you anticipate the crowd to get bigger as it did last night we're not sure what's a monitor and see if the crowd rose will offer to the monster in the group and a to solicit the march. >> reporter: is beefing up patrols getting laws and stated to us was so adamant about getting on and they they're tearing down fences is that how they were ever to get armed there was significant police

and berkeley stanley roberts kron4 newsprint >> catherine: berkeley bart station is closed.st informed that they were blocking an amtrak train. stay with us. here's some news you may find surprising. we're for an open internet for all. we're for creating more innovation and competition. we're for net neutrality protection. now, here's some news you may find even more surprising. we're comcast. the only isp legally bound by full net neutrality rules. >> jacqueline: this is a far cry from what we will see later in the week. whether headline is cloudy but mainly in the 50 degree temperatures. we will still be in the '60s. staying dry as well. later thursday will receive bay significant storm that will impact the bay area. >> jacqueline: we will see heavy rain with this storm system. starting a run six and continuing into the in o'clock hour with the moderate to heavy rain along the front and gusty wind. moderate rain moving to the delta and then through the east and south bay by one. we will see incredible rainfall totals expecting one to it 8 in. of rain depending on where you

berkeley police have reported one arrest. another significant shutdown happened on the train tracks. protesters stopped an amtrak train at the allston train crossing. by parking a truck on the tracks. delays of about 2 hours were being reported between berkeley and emeryville. but that's likely an understatement. the march started around 5 o'clock at bancroft way and telegraph avenue near the u-c berkeley campus. the group then walked to the city's police department headquarters. before making its way to the freeway. some of the people stuck on the freeway sent us this video. you can see a lot of brake lights. bart riders were also stuck for a time. protesters shut down the downtown berkeley bart station for two and a half hours -- from 6:25 tonight. until 8:55. this is the third straight night of protests. last night in berkeley -- things turned violent. a ferocious attack was caught on camera. a man trying to stop a protestor from smashing windows at a radio shack. but was hit in the head with a hammer. this is a 9-second v

reporting live in berkeley, i'm jodi hernandez. >> we've learned that protesters closed down the berkeley b.a.r.t. station. we'll keep an eye on that situation. the berkeley b.a.r.t. station is closed at this time. also shut down, 680 at alum rock. this traffic situation has not improved. it's closed in both directions since this afternoon when we shot the pick turks. look at the woman threatening to kill herself by jumping off the overpass. that prompted police to rush out. southbound 101, 880, service streets, they're all jammed up and clogged. no telling how long 680 will stay closed. when the ripple effect will clear up. we'll continue to follow both breaking news stories throughout this newscast. you can get updates at nbc bay area,.com. >> the public defenders are accused police of ignoring crucial information. new information was released in the name of an honor student. he was stabbed to death in september in the mission district. michelle roberts outside the police station and lawyers say they have the proof of a wrongful arrest, right? >> reporter: yeah, they say the proof is in

this is in berkeley. and you see the windows apparently shattered, and now they're just gone as he comes up and gets a second window. he is using a road sign to do the damage there. and then he disappears into the night. shortly on highway 24, the protesters had taken over highway 24 and shut it down eastbound for a while. at a point officers said that they were under attack. there had been an explosive thrown at the officers. and so the chp, according to a tweet, deployed tear gas on highway 24 on one of the offramp there's to move the crowd along. and it certainly worked. the crowd moved on to a telegraph in a variety of avenues into berkeley, doing damage along the way, including to the berkeley police cars and chp cars as well. >> that's right. we're hearing some reports saying businesses have been looted. they have been vandalized. very disturbing information there, considering how much damage has already been done. many police officers injured. and that is just yet another night of vandals and looti

on the berkeley campus.testers say they were soon joined by groups of people in black masks, who were looking for trouble. they began breaking windows and businesses including a radio shack, wells fargo and traderjoes and police made several arrests. >>> 5:36. the end of the eagle's game there marked by a die-in stage by hundreds of protesters. the crowd lay in the streets as you see here, they were outside the stadium for 4 and a half minutes last night symbolizing 4 and a half hours that michael brown's body lay on a ferguson missouri sidewalk after he was shot by a police officer. when the die-in was over, protesters got up, they moved back on to the sidewalk clearing the way for game day traffic. police were out there as you can see they say they were pleased everything stayed peaceful. >> people have the right to their opinions and they have the right to protest that's what this country is founded on and we have the obligation to protect everybody. >>> protesters say they scheduled their die-in at a maj

protestors for a third state night out in berkeley. police are out in force as demonstrators have once again made it on to the freeway and have been shutting down the interstate off and on tonight. good evening thanks for joining us. i'm amma. >> i'm dan. protest started peacefully in berkeley few hours ago but now as you saw hundreds of protestors are blocking interstate 80. they marched up to i 80 about 7:00 o'clock tonight and by 7:45 had the interstate on ramp blocked at university avenue. police closed it down completely as they cleared pro tetsdtors off the highway bump of them manage to get back on. now this is all part of the open going protest over the legal decision surrounding the police death of black men at the hand of white officers in ferguson, missouri and new york city. alan is live on the telephone now from the street in berkeley. alan what is happening on the ground where you are. >> the confrontation at the interstate started around 8:00 o'clock. group of protestors smrirntd off from stand off at the university on r

and ere in berkeley oakland. i wanted to hear about any arallels you might see if you follow the occupied movement between what happen in the 1960s and 1970s and what happened now. or you see parallels how they conduct themselves, what the uc has done now to things those kinds of from happening? just what we can learn from all this. >> there are some to occupy the movement from 1964, they were both ass movements, conducted openly protests against government policy. can see th cases, you the university as an institution reacting and trying to limit the protest. i think the best lesson that occupied people could learn from free speech movement is that organizations and activists can rotect themselves against infiltrators and disruption by open -- by operating openly and nonviolently. that was the free speech movement's model. and perhaps there's something to be learned there. there's one other sub jeblth that hasn't come up yet. i would like to address that briefly. that's the freedom of information act. i've had t

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live in berkeley, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> berkeley pd adds it arrested nine other protesters separate from the ones the chp arrested on that freeway. >>> we haven't had any reports of injuries in last night's protests but sunday night, this man was hit in the head with a hammer trying to keep demonstrators from breaking windows at a radio shack on shaddock avenue. others came to his aid and wrapped his head in gauze before he was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. >>> and in new york, some nba stars showed their support for the protesters. lebron james and some other nba players wore protest shirts while they warmed up for the nets and cavaliers game. i can't breathe is what eric garner said before he died in new york's police custody back in july. james said he wore the shirt as a message to garner's family. >>> developing news, dozens of homeless people have set up a new camp in san jose after being evicted from a place they called the jungle. but they may not be at the current location for long. if the city has its way. kpix 5 reporter kiet do is at the new site this

. >> sky 7 has lots at berkeley police station.ection of the berkeley campus we don't know if that is their destination. >> we're on it. from all of us here, we apprecia your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

meanwhile, people are causing a lot of trouble in berkeley.esses have been vandalized and bart has closed the downtown station. the trains are running through it without stoping until further notice. we are going to continue to follow the breaking news throughout this newscast. you can get updates on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by ebay. >> that would be me. the sharks took their four-game win streak trying to add to the 11-game win streak. you have to win these games against lesser teams, but the men in teal found a way to lose. the sharks came out lowering the boom. he is there doing the honors. sharks trailing 1-0 and patrick marlow and beats him to the puck. fantastic back happened pass. backhand pass. edmonton and shot off the defender. oilers end their losing streak. it is official alabama, oregon, florida state and ohio state will play in the playoffs. they announced their top four selections. bama was the number one seed and will face ohio state at the sugar bowl. oregon and florida state

we're live in berkeley, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> berkeley police arrested nine other protesters in addition by the chp. >>> nearly 100 fans kicked out of the coliseum during sunday's raider and niner game because of behavior like this. rival fans throwing punches and drinks in the sand. 31 of the people ended up in jail. >>> and that pac 12 championship. cell phone video shows police officers taking down a fan at levi's stadium. but police say there's a lot more to the story. they say he used abusive language towards the stadium employee. betty yu has more on the police version of the events. >> you need to back up. >> reporter: the man in the white pullover repeatedly tells the officer not to touch him. as cops try to move him along through a crowd of fans. this happened at the pac 12 championship on friday. seconds later, one officer starts swinging his baton at the back of the man's legs. another puts his hand around the guy's neck as the crowd chants. >> he's not fighting back! he's not fighting back! one of the batons breaks during the takedown. police eventually arrested 44- year-old

looting and vandalism in berkeley.eople took to the streets to voice their anger over the grand jury's decision not to charge white officers in the deaths of black men. protesters made it on to highway 24 last night and brought traffic to that standstill. ryan takeo joins us live in ryan it turns out some students at berkeley are telling people not to go to the protests. >> reporter: that's right. there was a whole social media campaign. a grassroots effort yesterday. we talked to one uc berkeley student who said that he came up saturday and was shocked at the amount of damage and how violent it turned. here's the walgreens on shaddock. you can see just the shards of glass. it took to open up the store in the next half hour. we don't know how that's going to happen. we see the little barricade down there on the floor. now, there are several businesses damaged on shaddock and telegraph. the uc berkeley freshman says he expected a peaceful protest saturday for the two grand jury decisions but it turned chaotic and he ref

reporting live in berkeley, debora villalon, ktvu news. >> debora villalon there in berkeley. thank you. >>> police and protesters got into a stand off on the university avenue pedestrian bridge at one point. that pedestrian bridge goes over 880. motorcycle police drove up and forced protesters to line up. eventually the protesters made their way off the bridge and toward the freeway. >>> tonight police are looking for a person who attacked a peaceful protester with a hammer. the attack was caught on camera during last night's protest. and a warning now the video is difficult to watch. it shows a man in a bicycle helmet trying to stop people from smashing windows at a radio shack store. suddenly a person strikes that man in the side of the head you just have to be steady. so that you don't give up when we don't get all the way there. >>> the president also said that it is important to acknowledge the progress the the country has made because that gives us hope that we can make more progress. >>> these pictures come to us from chopper 2. these protesters here are now behind the

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it happens late last night at a gas station inber in berkeley. it was 14 miles away from where michael brown was shot and killed in ferguson. >> berkeley's mayor said there is a difference between what happened on tuesday and what happened in nearby ferguson last august. >> what i saw in this incident is not what people portray. this is not a policeman in the city of berkeley as we say, black lives matter. this was not the case. you couldn't even compare this with ferguson or the garner case in new york. >> he was addressing the death of antonio martin, an african-american man fatal lay shot by a white police officer. >> i understand. you sound very intelligence, and let me say this, truly you don't believe that every person or every black that's killed is because of a white policeman? do you believe that? every time? >> reporter: police released surveillance video from outside of the store. video shows martin and another teen walking away from the store and towards where the officer stopped them. in the left hand corner of the video you can see

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. >> hundreds of protesters shut down interstate 80 and clash with police in berkeley tonight. evening commute paralyze as demonstrators march down the freeway late into the night. >> here's a look from over hay. there's a heavy police presence in berkeley emeryville and they try to get them from getting back on 80. >> more than 1,000 people march through berkeley tonight over a grand jury decision not to indict a white new york police officer in the apparent choke hold death of an african american man. and other cases of alleged police brutality. here is a live look from sky 7 hd over emeryville right now you could still see the protestors walking and milling through the streets. >> hundreds of marchers go open interstate 80 blocking traffic really badly. alan is following protesttors on foot. he is on the phone with us now live in emeryville. alan? >>reporter: hi dan. police have asked for permission to use tear gas tonight but it hasn't happened yet. emeryville protestors out flank the police license on the freeway and tried to get back on but police corner about 50 protesto

they start arriving at berkeley and run 5:00 last myanmar's into oakland about a 30 and then a largecloud of returns to the area in march and telegraph avenue and chest like those reports their protests were vandalized been to all the way to have been no reports of injuries or damage to downtown berkeley bart station. around nicely last lap to is it really forties bohai which shut down it happen in 50 seconds at all border of oakland berkeley according to the sea is the protesters broke and is also a device that offers and there were clear the highway police what that by deploying gas for the protest >> james: this is what it look like right before the explosion was the approach as a store i went to the for the block despite traffic in some was it a small fire near the police car at one point that was until police in riot gear made their way on the highway was built for us to back >> james: the have the reports of vandalism bird process these are still some to try and seize the cars are back on the highway police said the crosswise windows and read a shack on shattuck and light earli

i'm still here as there are police from berkeley pd. they have their crime scene unit here, they're trying to piece together what happened. i have to tell you as the demonstrators continue to go it is interesting to me where they are right now. as you watch the video from sky 7 hd you have to figure that this group started at uc berkeley campus. they are miles away as they are holding up traffic now on highway 24. they have covered quite a bit of ground, they made their way through streets quite a bit within berkeley before making their way out there. so this is a group that is still really large, and they still seem to have quite a bit of energy. and right now it seems that authorities are trying to figure out how they're going to get them clear of that freeway. >> thank you for that, sergio, incredible video on the ground. we appreciate that. interesting scene, the protesters you know trying to -- you know, corral within the group. it is different groups here and you can see from sky 7 there are some on the highway but there are other

. >> hundreds of protesters shut down interstate 80 and clash with police in berkeley tonight. evening commute paralyze as demonstrators march down the freeway late into the night. >> here's a look from over hay. there's a heavy police presence in berkeley emeryville and they try to get them from getting back on 80. >> more than 1000 people march through berkeley tonight over a grand jury decision not to indict a white new york police officer in the apparent choke hold death of an african american man. and other cases of alleged police brutality. here is a live look from sky 7 hd over emeryville right now you could still see the protestors walking and milling through the streets. >> hundreds of marchers go open interstate 80 blocking traffic really badly. alan is following protesttors on foot. he is on the phone with us now live in emeryville. alan? >>reporter: hi dan. police have asked for permission to use tear gas tonight but it hasn't happened yet. emeryville protestors out flank the police license on the freeway and tried to get back on but police corner about 50 protestor

another protest saturday night in berkeley began peacefly but then erupted into violence as well. it started around 5 p.m. on the campus. protesters say they were joined by groups of people in black masks who were looking for trouble. they began breaking windows at businesses including a radio shack, wells fargo bank, a trader joes. police made several arrests. >>> well in philadelphia the end of the eagles game was marked by a die-in staged by hundreds of protesters there. the crowd lay in the streets for 4 and a half minutes last night, that's to symbolize the 4 and a half hours michael brown's body lay on a sidewalk after he was shot by officer darren wilson. and the officers cleared the way for game day traffic. police say they were pleased that everything stayed peaceful. >> people have the right to their opinions and they have a right to protest that's what this country is founded on, we have the obligation to protect everybody. >>> protesters say they scheduled the die-in at a major sporting event as a way to force the issue into the spotlight. >>> 15 police officers in ric

we're live in berkeley.to you. >> good to see it's peaceful now in your surroundings. >>> 15 police officers in richmond will start to wear body cameras. the department says they will help protect officers and the public. in january, about 100 more cameras will be available for the rest of the department. a study by the southern california police department found a 60% drop in the use of force and anle 8% drop in the number of citizen complaints after officers started wearing body cameras. >>> 7:36. some bay area school districts reportedly are spying on their own students. a new report shows some school districts have hired private investigators making sure kids really live where they say they do. according to the contra costa times, the investigators photographed children whose childrens who are suspected of lying about their addresses. this comes after reports that some parents are using family members addresses to get their kids into a better school district. several investigations have already led to th

an the uc berkeley campus. they say people were looking for trouble. they began breaking windows at businesses and as a wells fargo and trader joes. >>> police were busy investigating a shooting yesterday it may be linked to yesterday's battle of the bay between the raiders and the 49ers. one man has life threatening injuries. ktvu is in san jose with the latest on that investigation. >> they say the shooting happened here, it is a popular sports bar where people were watching the game yesterday in downtown san jose, police detained several men, but we have not heard of any official arrests. someone called 911 around 5:15, according to the san jose news, police arrived at a location along west santa clara avenue to find one man suffering a gunshot wound. they say according to its source, the man was a security guard attempting to break up a despite. police detained several men outside the bar, around the corner. customers watched the battle of the bay between the 9ers and the raiders game prior to the shooting police wouldn't say what led up to the sho

back to you. >> christin ayers in berkeley now.e'll check in with andria borba at the toll plaza in oakland where the chp is defending the bay bridge. they're up agai >> reporter: earlier tonight some of those protesters hopped the fence and made their way onto the bike path. as of right now, the chp is staged here east of the toll plaza at the bay bridge. i am told if the protesters try to take the bay bridge, they will stack their cars end to end, stop traffic and make their stands here, their skirmish line here at the bay bridge. you can see a bunch of them standing around. they are prepared for the possibility those protesters we saw in emeryville and berkeley blocking interstate 80 will try to make their way over to the bay bridge and they are prepared to stop them at that point. >> at this point, though, do you see any protesters in the area at all? is there anybody within visual sight? >> reporter: no. we haven't seen anybody within visual sight. at one point we saw the eastbound lanes of interstate 80 coming off the bay bri

downtown berkeley? >> reporter: hard to know exactly where they are going. they may be going to the police station, to city hall. one of the points they made. however as we knew from yesterday's protest, this is loosely organized and they may end up goingen to a freeway gauche going to end up going to a freeway. >> john fowler, thank you. >>> there are new developments in the case of a 14-year-old boy who was fatally stab. a classmate is accused the of killing. the public defender released this video. police say it shows the stabbing of the 14-year-old. lawyers for the man accused in the crime say the wrong person is being prosecuted. ktvu's david stevenson explains now what the video may show. >> reporter: san francisco public defender today released surveillance video of september's fatal stab aing of a 14-year-old. >> there is no -- stabbing of a 14-year-old. >> there is no question they got the wrong person. >> he is hoping to get the charges dropped. >> we are here today out of desperation because

there was another confrontation open the pedestrians bridge in berkeley earlier tonight. chp motorcycle cop tried to head off a group trying to cross-over the pedestrians bridge. this protest started off at 5:00 o'clock this evening. which quickly grew from 500. march to the berkeley police department where they were waiting in helmet and bart station shut down temporarily to keep protestors out. the crowd marched through town until they decided to head toward the freeway. so far barecly police say they have arrested one person tonight and we do not have any reports of property damage. berkeley pd says a few object have been thrown at them n.berkeley, abc 7 news. >>> thank you for the update. listen to this. woman caught if the back up caused by protest went in labor. sky 7 hd was overhead as firefighters met her on the side of the freeway. ambulance was also called. she was put on to stretcher and taken to the hospital. >> and protestors also blocking trains. this picture was taken by the person with the chronicle. here's a look from sky 7 hd where protestors still lying

at the pro >>> happening right now in berkeley, protests underway.these in response anti-police violence basically in response to incidents in both new york and ferguson, missouri. you're seeing this right now, the protestors ones move. something different that we're seeing at least at this hour this night, the protestors do appear to be freely be moving, marching down the street. where things got intense last night was when it came to a end and police were barricading protesto protestors. at this point, we've seen one instance of ptestors spray painting the side of a building. otherwe, they appear to be marching peacefully. youan check in here on abc 7 news and also on twitter. >>> at 90 on coffee tv 20, an icon in video games and electronics passes away. and then at 11:00, an amazing surprise on a holiday toy drive. we'll tell you why those bar byes are so sperm. thanks for joining us tonight at ♪ >>> coming up today on intelligence for your life, the latest shopping"ww intelligency have you shopping with your fingers in your ears the next researc

streets tonight in berkeley. >> berkeley police chief concerned about tweet by anonymous showing officer during one of the recent protest. here's the picture. anonymous also tweeted out the officer's name. group accuses him of beating elderly man during protest saturday night. the police chief says he considers it a threat and will try to provide the officer with extra security. >> in union city sky 7 hb shows james logan high school students leaving class as part of protest this afternoon. they march to police headquarters and stage a die in. logan administrators believe 2 and 300 students left class more than 4100 students attend logan. it's northern california biggest high school. teachers decide if the students left class can make up work they miss. >> african american leaders have a message for the berkeley protestors. stop the violence and join the fight for racial justice. group of ministers gather in san francisco to denouns the looting and the blocking of freeway that has taken place the last few days. dr. brown who learn civil rights disobedience from martin luther king jr. sit

what a mess there in berkeley overnight.d there is an isolated incident, or is this, would you say, a turning point in the protests? >> you know, we hope it's an isolated incident, but you know, in these events, it only takes a couple of people to come out and spark violence and cause the mayhem that we see. and unfortunately, you know, we're getting into a situation where we're asking store owners to protect their own property, or we're asking community leaders or protest leaders to try to keep the hoodlums from causing violence and looting. and we need the police to be the police, whether it's popular or not, that's their job, to protect the property, protect the lives, protect the protesters themselves from these kids and anarchists and the people that come out to do the damage that we've seen. those people breaking the windows and looting, we need to get something straight, they could care less about michael brown or eric garner or any other person that's had an altercation with a police officer. they don't care about th

the first encounter took place at 7:30 at uc berkeley. they marched to wheeler hall where students were listening to a venture capitalist talk about start up. they went through th entrance and forced their way into the auditorium before taking over the stage. a co-founder of paypal worth $2.2 billion was rushed off the stage. instead of cheers, the protestor were met with a cold reception. >> we are listening to a good discussion over here, and then these protesters come in and saying black lives matter. they have the right to voice their opinion, i mean there is free speech. but why interrupt an event that has nothing to do with what we are talking about? >> one protestor was arrested on the steeps of wheeler hall. berkeley police aided by the chp and other law enforcement are guarding the highways. they used rubber bullets on the protesters who threw objects at them and got on the highway 24 in oakland. that has not happened yet tonight. that's the latest from the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you, alan. >>> berk looy police

downtown berkeley bart station is closed.that are heading home tonight during this commute hour. >> kpix 5's joe vazquez is keeping an eye on the march from the ground. joe. >> reporter: the berkeley police department, i would say, wow, it is hard to count. there are a lot of demonstrators gathered in front of the police department. there is a peaceful demonstration, peaceful in the sense there is not any vandalism or violence here. but it is really loud. people are yelling, whose streets, our streets, at the police officers gathered in riot gear, standing in a formation around the police department right now. essentially, it looks like the police department is trying to essentially stand them up, but they are not acting aggressively to the crowd and the crowd is not acting aggressively to them. except there was one moment when the peaceful protest was shattered by literally a shattering sound, sounded like a bottle breaking and the next thing you know we heard a lot of demonstrators yelling no, keep it peaceful and began to

berkeley police arrested a total of five people last night. and two of those people were arrested for crimes committed during saturday night eight demonstration in this city and that includes one protester who was seen using a skateboard to smash a window at this trader joe's. there are plans for another demonstration here in berkeley later tonight. according to the flier, people will be getting together at 5:00 near the intersection of bancroft and telegraph close to the cal campus. berkeley police and businesses are hoping for fewer problems tonight. in berkeley, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama is calling for patience and persistence in the wake of protests. he will speak about it in an airing today on bet. >> when you are dealing with something as deeply rooted as racism or bias in any society, you have to have vigilance but you have to recognize it will take some time and you just have to be steady, so that you don't give up when we don't get all the way there. >> reporter: the president also says despite the grand j

he is the director of saint clements church in berkeley. great to have you. >> great to be back. >> i assume you're here to talk about the christmas and advent season. >> today is theth sunday of advent, we have a -- the 4th sunday of advent. we have a few more days until christmas. advent is the season of preparation, getting ready for the coming of the baby jesus and the second coming of christ. mixed messages in some ways but it is all the same in the end. >> let's focus on the former. so, you have a season of advent and that is, if i remember correctly, four sundays leading up. it started the 2nd or 4th century. what have you been observing in the season? why this season to run up and what do you do? what is the purpose itself. >> we have the advent wreath, that is how you observe it. the advent wreath with the four candles and middle candle for christmas which we light on christmas eve. we have been preparing for our pagent, preparing for services, it is a challenge at this time of year to keep a spiritual side when we're bogged down w

at the protest that' >>> happening right now in berkeley, protests underway. these in response anti-police violence basically in response to incidents in both new york and ferguson, missouri. you're seeing this right now, the protestors ones move. something different that we're seeing at least at this hour this night, the protestors do appear to be freely be moving, marching down the street. where things got intense last night was when it came to an end and police were barricading protesto protestors. at this point, we've seen one instance of protestors spray painting the side of a building. otherwise, they appear to be marching peacefully. you can check in here on abc 7 news and also on twitter. >>> at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, an icon in video games and electronics passes away. and then at 11:00, an amazing surprise on a holiday toy drive. we'll tell the following is a paid advertisement from the new face of time life: starvista entertainment. heeeeeeere's johnny! from the moment he stepped on stage... hey-oooo! ...until the day he said goodbye. i am taking the

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miles, we started in berkeley. throughout berkeley. and then we got to 40th and telegraph. let's show you the video of what happened. this is video when we got to highway 24th at oakland and 40th street. protesters came to the freeway, stopped at tiburon for a short amount of time and it is now reopening at this hour. there are tons of people trying to get on top of the freeway. shutting it down temporarily. i will tell you police officers shot off some bang grenades to disperse the crowd. we saw dumpers out in the street, in the freeway, we saw people on the street when people are walking. also when we get to chp, there are a team of officers out there protecting the area. let me show you what happened earlier today in berkeley. for the fourth night in a row, protesters took to the streets of berkeley. the threat of protesters led to council members canceling a meeting. >> we don't know who's still in town. there's probably still a lot of people who are tearing our city up and we don't want to see that happen. >> reporter: the meeting may have been cancelled but that didn'

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that is certainly a likely possibility. >> cara liu, live in berkeley. >>> berkeley businesses already on edge. wooden boards replaced glass at several stores and businesses. police made at least half a dozen arrests when things started to get out of hand. coming up at 10:30 tonight, we'll take a closer look at the damage from last night's protests. >>> we have some developing news to tell you about right now. there has been an officer involved shooting in oakland. and we're told it involves san leandro police. the incidents began in san leandro where a police car got shot up and an officer may have been injured. an apparent pursuit ended in oakland. we have no details on the police shoot out there but an unidentified person was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. we will be following this story and try to get you more details throughout this newscast. we'll also be posting updates on facebook and twitter. >>> in other news it was a big day for bay area football fans. the two teams hadn 't met on the football field since 2011. but today 49ers traveled across the bay to take on the r

the first encounter took place at 7:30 at uc berkeley.d to wheeler hall where students were listening to a venture capitalist talk about start up. they went through th entrance and forced their way into the auditorium before taking over the stage. a co-founder of paypal worth $2.2 billion was rushed off the stage. instead of cheers, the protestor were met with a cold reception. >> we are listening to a good discussion over here, and then these protesters come in and saying black lives matter. they have the right to voice their opinion, i mean there is free speech. but why interrupt an event that has nothing to do with what we are talking about? >> one protestor was arrested on the steeps of wheeler hall. berkeley police aided by the chp and other law enforcement are guarding the highways. they used rubber bullets on the protesters who threw objects at them and got on the highway 24 in oakland. that has not happened yet tonight. that's the latest from the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you, alan. >>> berk looy police just re-- be

. >> we have live reports coming up for you from berkeley. first we want to check your forecast with christina loren. >> good morning, everyone. just a few light showers expected. we are talking about the heaviest rain on the way to california. first let's check your drive. here's mike inouye. >> we're looking over here toward where you have to trust me, this is 580 through dublin. the taillights are westbound toward the interchange. there's not a lot of track from what you see here. you can also see how foggy it is. let's show you the map we're talking about. the orange on our map is our road weather, tied together with our traffic and weather system. also wider spread throughout the tri-valley. our friend with us in the studio area, a lot of fog coming in. look at 680 forth of there through concord, walnut creek. this is a little heavier than we saw last week. now, over on the right side, the north bay not so bad. but you still watch for the patchy fog along the golden gate bridge. and the south bay, we'll talk about what's going on in the

it was a destructive weekend in berkeley. two nights of demonstrations that left more than a dozen businesses with damage, mostly broken windows. >> it was really disturbing. >> reporter: mayor tom bates has seen enough. >> it turned violent. it turned violent in a way we haven't seen here for a long long time. over the weekend, over 16 various stores were trashed, not just major businesses but small businesses. >> reporter: bates does acknowledge his police force may have overreacted, especially on the first night, when tear gas was deployed into the crowd. he promised a review of those actions. last night, however, police seemed to take a different tack, staying well back, but there was more vandalism in the downtown area. benjamin lynch is with the protest group b.a.m., which stands for by all means necessary. he was among the demonstrators the past two nights. >> what happened in berkeley was there were a bunch of peaceful protesters and the berkeley police were out of control. they attacked people with batons, they knock

. >> nos enlazamos con leÓn felipe gonzÁlez y un adelanto de lo que estÁ pasando en berkeley. >> estamosel deporte estadounidense y en mÉxico las finales estÁn listas. un atribular alto y el otro que sacar las garras y hacer caldo de aves. >> por lo -3 personas murieron esta maÑana cuando una avioneta se estrellÓ en por lo -3 personas murieron esta maÑana cuando una avioneta se estrellÓ en un suburbio de washington d.c. las tres vÍctimas mortales viajaban en la aeronave que se desplomÓ a menos de una milla. el aviÓn explotó en llamas y daÑo dos casas en maryland. una segunda noche de protesta por la muerte de afroamericanos por la muerte en manos de policÍas se tornÓ violenta en berkeley cuando algunos manifestantes lanzaron piedras y explosivos contra la policÍa. ademÁs vandalizar negocios y algunos oficiales respondieron lanzando gases lacrimÓgenos. obtuvimos estas imÁgenes de la manifestaciÓn de noche, esta tarde se lleva a cabo otra protesta y desde ahÍ nos acompaÑa leÓn felipe gonzÁlez con todos los detalles. >> efectivamente como comentas ha sido un fin de semana con negocios vanda

berkeley is not necessarily the same way. that in itself shows that there is a difference. >> what do you think about some of the hostilities, some of the violence and demonstrations that seemed to get out of hand last night? >> the emotion that is left over from the ferguson issue, from the eric garner non-indictment and other situations going on across the country, it's going to remain for the time being. there are still issues, but these questions are going to come up including shooting deaths in police. >> there was a pilot announced in the county in september, september 10th that included body cameras for officers, and this officer who was involved in the shooting had a body camera that was in the car. it didn't have it on his body, but he had it in the car. and the dash cam was not on. that has to be troubling for. >> you typically the dash cam comes on when the lights come on, and they may have done a pilot, but they've shown that they don't want to implement the body camera. >> so that's a problem. d.a. m mcculloch wi

the first encounter took place at 7:30 at uc berkeley. they marched to wheeler hall where students were listening to a venture capitalist talk about start up. they went through th entrance and forced their way into the auditorium before taking over the stage. a co-founder of paypal worth $2.2 billion was rushed off the stage. instead of cheers, the protestor were met with a cold reception. >> we are listening to a good discussion over here, and then these protesters come in and saying black lives matter. they have the right to voice their opinion, i mean there is free speech. but why interrupt an event that has nothing to do with what we are talking about? >> one protestor was arrested on the steeps of wheeler hall. berkeley police aided by the chp and other law enforcement are guarding the highways. they used rubber bullets on the protesters who threw objects at them and got on the highway 24 in oakland. that has not happened yet tonight. that's the latest from the east bay, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you, alan. >>> berk looy police

on the city streets of berkeley, police made nine arrests. this was no property damage last night from the protests. there was no destruction. there was no looting. 1,500 people showed up to protest last night. another protest is scheduled tonight. organizers land to -- plan to target the berkeley city council meeting and hope to shut it down. >>> protesters gathered in new york last night to demonstrate against alleged police brutality. groups chanted "hands up, don't shoot," if they were in brooklyn. others lay on the ground with symbols of chokehold. >> lebron james and others at the center wore "i can't breathe," t-shirts before the game. it was to show solidarity over the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. the nab -- be no fines. >> there are new documents from the investigation into the death of mile brown at hands of a white police officer. according to the "los angeles times" the documents include dramatic sounds of police radio and a recording of the gunshots and it includes partly redacted transcripts of fbi interviews with wi

louis county police department, one by the local berkeley police department. and berkeley mayor hoskins is pledging an open and transparent investigation. tamron. >> john yang in berkeley, missouri tonight, thank you. >>> the family of slain nypd officer wenjian liu visited a growing memorial. he was shot while sitting in a patrol car along with officer rafael ramos. and we heard today from the airline jetblue offering to fly officer liu's family members in from overseas for his funeral. the airline is also offering to fly two police officers from each department across the country who wish to attend the funerals. >>> former president george h.w. bush remains hospitalized tonight in houston a day after he was brought there in an ambulance after experiencing shortness of breath. nbc's charles hadlock is at houston methodist hospital with the latest. charles, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tamron. doctors at methodist hospital decided to keep the president overnight after he arrived with shortness of breath. mr. bush is facing yet another christmas in

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