in berkeley, rather. we have berkeley, oakland and cal fire on the scene there.a little bit of flame now and more smoke from what it was 45 minutes ago when we first began covering this. again, this is a grass fire. grizzly peak and south park drive in berkeley. but crews are there now on the scene and seem to be getting a handle on it. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >> developing news out of japan where evacuations are taking place this morning because of the danger of a volcano erupting near a nuclear reactor. the government has raised the alert for the mountain to the second highest level. nearby residents are being ferried to an evacuation center. the volcano is just 31 miles from a nuclear plant. that plant just restarted it's reactor on tuesday under new safety standards from the fukushima disaster back in march, 2011. >>> disney has announced plans >>> disney has announced plans for two new attractions. it's a star wars planet. reporter amy powell from our sister station in l.a. has more from anaheim. >> disney is bringing a ga

east bay 71 in oakland. 70 in berkeley. head inland and you will have nice mild weather. 81 in pleasanton. a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a little warmer for the first half of your weekend. mid 60s to upper 80s. and then as we head into sunday temperatures will be very close to saturday slightly lower bay and inland numbers rebound for the start of the work week and then fluctuating very little. a lot of kids and students back to school. it is nice to not have hot weather around as they head back to school. >> really nice. thanks so much. >>> the road to the white house once again runs through the bay area. >>> at 5:30 on world news. >> the breaking news first official hurricane now of the 2015 season to track it this hour. the news conference there in the west. seven firefighters trapped. their vehicle burning in the middle of a wildfire. three a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx.

reporting live at uc berkeley, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> certainly unnerving.odi. >>> the second of three convicts in the infamous chowchilla kidnapping is a free man tonight and believed to be in the bay area. 63-year-old james schoenfeld was pa rolled today. he was in his 20s when he was convicted of killing two dozen school children and their bus driver. the victims were to be held for ransom but they escaped from their van, buried in livermore. schoenfeld is expected to join his brother, richard, who was paroled last year. that brother has been caring for their elderly mother at her home in mt. view. >>> it could cost foster city homeowners more to live in the houses they already live in. fema says much of the foster city's levee system is insufficient, that means the city has to find money to build something new or residents have to start caring expensive flood insurance. michelle roberts is there, along one of the levees. and michelle, what's the problem? >> reporter: essentially, it's too short. this spot is about three feet high, fema suggested be raise

. >> the campus of uc berkeley offers a certain sense of security. >> yeah, i generally feel that theampus is pretty safe for me to walk around. >> just after midnight this morning, a 20-year-old male student was robbed at gunpoint while walking down speaker plaza next to hoss pavilion. the two men took his wallet and cell phone. uc berkeley police say armed robberies are not that common on campus, but people have been getting robbed about once a week in the neighborhoods just south and west of campus. >> in the outskirts of berkeley it is more common or coming now on to campus more. >> with the semester about to begin and more students populating the campus, the crimes of opportunity will be on the rise. that's why they are recommending bear walk. bear walk is a free door-to-door night safety service for students. >> you know, these things don't happen that often and it feels like maybe i should talk to bear walk. >> police recommend waking -- walking in groups and putting away electronic devices. thisy are checking to see if surveillance cameras captured the robbers. on the uc berke

. >> the campus of uc berkeley offers a certain sense of security. >> yeah, i generally feel that the campus is pretty safe for me to walk around. >> just after midnight this morning, a 20-year-old male student was robbed at gunpoint while walking down speaker plaza next to hoss pavilion. the two men took his wallet and cell phone. uc berkeley police say armed robberies are not that common on campus, but people have been getting robbed about once a week in the neighborhoods just south and west of campus. >> in the outskirts of berkeley it is more common or coming now on to campus more. >> with the semester about to begin and more students populating the campus, the crimes of opportunity will be on the rise. that's why they are recommending bear walk. bear walk is a free door-to-door night safety service for students. >> you know, these things don't happen that often and it feels like maybe i should talk to bear walk. >> police recommend waking -- walking in groups and putting away electronic devices. thisy are checking to see if surveillance cameras captured the robbers. on the uc ber

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so, one night in berkeley, ernest lawrence had a brainstorm. what if you don't put the voltage on to the apparatus itself but build it up incrementally on the projectile. if you start with a proton, say, with 100-volts, for the purpose of illustration, you give it 100-volt jolt, now it's got energy of two 2-volts. another jolt and it's 300 and so on and so on. now, a linear accelerator designed to keep delivering overall sink i crowe niced electrode wood have to be a mile in length to achieve the desired energies. certainly not fitting into rutherford's comfortably sized room. so here comps the second part of lawrence's brainstorm. he knows a charged particle traversing a magnetic field will follow a curved path. so apply a magnetic field to your proton and you can bend it into a spiral, allowing it to get repeated jolts from just a single electrode and that's the essence of the cyclotron boiled down to its simplest terms but after a enough revolutions you have a particle that can carry a million volts, 10 million, even 100 million, even a bill

one night in berkeley he had a brainstorm. what if you don't put the voltage on the apparatus itself but build it up incrementally on on if you start with a proton for a hundred volts. if you give it 100v jolt now it has the energy of 200 jolt. hundred jolt. and so on and so on. now a linear accelerator decide to keep delivering these jolts by us think sequence of electrodes would have to be quite large, and not fitting into his comfortably sized room. here comes the second part of his brainstorm. he knows how to charge particle and it will follow a curved path. you can bend it into a spiral, allowing it to get repeated jolts from just a single electrode. that's the essence of the cyclotron boiled down to its simplest state. then all you have to do is aim it at a target and let it go. the possibilities are endless and it all could fit into a medium-sized room. at least the first cyclotron did. lawrence knows he's onto something. the very next day he was seen bounding across the campus and declaring i'm going to be famous and s

it is these things where unfortunately with the berkeley situation, if that tradagy didn't happen, that deck would have been probably still there and it would probably still be used and this is what is happening with this deck. i know the city attorney is moving on it because i called them on it, they are pushing it and putting as much heat as possible on the property owner financially and all that, but the bottom line is, the deck is still there and if the deck is still there and the young people in the building are attracted to it obviously. i was wondering if there is anything the department can do? it is like the previous discussion about nov, there are intransit owners that's will not deal with the nov so is there a way to say this deck is red tagged andiocannot use this deck? put a ply wood door on the deck because it is unsafe to walk out there. short of that, i don't know how we'll prevent people from walking on that deck. we don't have that right now. >> commissioner mar, i really appreciate not only bringing this to our attention but also the concern as a individual. we will a

now the question is will berkeley have the will and the means to defend it. cell phone in berkeley and you get a warning about radiation exposure. the ordinance, called right to know, was passed by the berkeley city council and is now being challenged in federal court in san francisco by the cell phone industry. >> there may be circumstances when the government can provide a warning label with something, but the government has got to show a justification for it, and berkeley is not able to do that. >> the ordinance doesn't say anything about the scientific evidence. >> reporter: supporters of berkeley's ordinance say customers are merely told about the fcc recommendations when holding a cell phone close to their body. >> keep it a defined distance from your body or you may exceed the exposure limits. >> reporter: that information regarding radio frequency exposure provided by the fcc is found in every cell phone under settings. >> we get this information, we make choices for ourselves at the point of sale. >> reporter: the cell phone industry takes issue with

now the question is will berkeley have the will and the means to defend it. cell phone in berkeley and you get a warning about radiation exposure. the ordinance, called right to know, was passed by the berkeley city council and is now being challenged in federal court in san francisco by the cell phone industry. >> there may be circumstances when the government can provide a warning label with something, but the government has got to show a justification for it, and berkeley is not able to do that. >> the ordinance doesn't say anything about the scientific evidence. >> reporter: supporters of berkeley's ordinance say customers are merely told about the fcc recommendations when holding a cell phone close to their body. >> keep it a defined distance from your body or you may exceed the exposure limits. >> reporter: that information regarding radio frequency exposure provided by the fcc is found in every cell phone under settings. >> we get this information, we make choices for ourselves at the point of sale. >> reporter: the cell phone industry takes issue with

cornell bernard is live in berkeley with how things are going. hi, cornell. >> reporter: i just talked to a uc berkeley police officer. he says the day, believe it or not, has gone very smoothlyby with few glitches, thousands of students are moving into this cluster. tomorrow dorms. their parents not far behind. this incoming freshman from santa rosa is moving into davidson hall, wheeling just about everything he will need for college in a big orange bin. mom is helping, to too, 7,000 students are move bog campus housing this weekend. so far, everything seem -- everyone seems to know where they're going, thanks to advisers stationed near the dorms answering questions. sebastian just found his dorm room, meeting his two room mates, mom is mel -- melancholy but she is excited. >> the adrenaline for this, there's a mix of nerves and excitement, but i am really looking forward to the year at cal. >> this is why you have kids to see them launch, but it's an emotional day as well. >> police welcomed new students but warned partying with alcohol in the

cell phone companies are taking berkeley to court over the plan to put warning labels on phones.he hearing in san francisco should result in suspension of that ordinance which mandates retailers tell you how much radiation your phone emits. nbc bay area's mark matthews is outside the federal courthouse where a couple of high-powered attorneys are duking it over that issue. >> reporter: the city of berkeley side, lawrence, a harvard law professor and presidential hopeful and on the other side, ted olson of bush v gore and prop 8 fame. at issue, a warning that's already on your cell phone. you probably never have seen it. the city of berkeley wants anyone buying a cell phone in the city to get a notice about the f cc standard for cell phone radiation. this is the notice. in short it says, if you carry your phone in your pants, shirt, bra, you may exceed the federal guidelines for ex poush sure to radio freak si. the gist of that is on your phone but it's not easy to find. >> you don't know where to look. >> a senior researcher showed me on my iphone. it's under about four headings

we were at the international house in berkeley as volunteers of all ages put together school suppliesand dental kits. this is the 5th year the group pitched in to help kids. volunteers put together 3,500 school supply and 6,000 dental kits this year. >> getting back-to-school ready before the first bell rings, espn, the project oakland has made to fill a teener shortage before classes start. >> bart puts in elbow grease to make your rider experience make your rider experience better. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. make your rider experience better. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning at 5:28 on monday. hope you had a great weekend. thanks for starting your week with us. i am kristen here is eric meteorologist mike nicco. i am eric thomas. >> visibility negotiation fog, on live doppler hd, and

ktvu's noelle walker is in the berkeley hills. this drill follows a small fire in the oakland hills yesterday. >> reporter: i was at that one yesterday. it is good to have multiple departments attack a fire like the one yesterday in the hills. today's drill gives the different agencies a chance to work together before the next big fire. >> reporter: this is a test.it is only a test. >> worse case situation. >> reporter: history says it is not if there will be another fire. >> the drill is focused on the bad situation of a -- >> reporter: it is when and how prepared they will be. >> what we learned, any hill fire isn't going to be a single agency issue. >> reporter: fire in the berkeley hills. the drill with multiple police and fire agency was so realistic. >> announcer: got everyone -- >> reporter: it got everyone's adrenaline pumping. for good reason. there is a history of destructive fires. from 1923 hills fire that destroyed homes to the 1991 oakland hills fire, still fresh in many people's minds. >> what what the we learned, t

we know the tragied of berkeley and what happened there. reading the media reports i know the director and i mentioned it to each other, there is a lot of policy changes and how they look at balconys over there in berkeley and so i'm quite sure we have a lot of policies in place that would have prevent a tragied and think it is a good time to revisit that and get the findings what happened in berkeley and we can use that to maybe have a further discussion. i want to acknowledge the berkeley response from the building department to the emergency of the police and ambulance. we hope if we had a tragied like that in the city our community would resinate like that. it was a very difficult job they put together and i would like to thank them and hope we never have a situation like that. there was a lot of lessens learned if that should happen i think would be good as a department to learn from there and what we implement we have on the ground running if we had a huge emergency of that magnitude. >> i agree with you totally. the date of the accid

that's on the university of california at berkeley's reading list for new students. >> nation magazine correspondent ari berman is next on booktv. he looks at the years following the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. august 6th marked the 50th anniversary of the passage of the act.

the trouble now is in berkeley. eric and matt?ly, a big crowd at a 49ers sporting event is a good thing and now the team is telling fans, don't show up for the sunday practice. >> they are blaming poor field conditions. our reporter is at leaf stadium where they have been having problems with the sod for a year. >> a disappoint for the fans. [ inaudible ] >> 20,000 fans were told "you won the lottery, a drawing" and they were allowed to watch a pre-season practice. on sunday it was scheduleed but it will not happen. 20,000 people were winners. the coach planned for eight training practices but during two of the practices a problem and a running back fell because of it and they decided they needed to cancel the sunday practice. they. go back to the training facility. they issued a statement saying we extend our sincere apologies to the fans. they have had grass problems here before at the brand new $1.3 billion stadium and they are scheduled to replace it six or seven times this year including after next week's taylor swift con sor

. >>> the bragging news is happening right now in berkeley, at least 15 people are injured after a bad accident involving that school bus and several cars on westbound 80 near ashby avenue an hour ago. the c.h.p. has issued a sig-alert along the east shore freeway and you can see why. >> 15 students and an adult on the yellow school bus suffered minor injuries. this is a look at what is going on. the car, the bus was involved in a chain reaction action with half a dozen other cars. it is a big mess as you can see, you can see all the emergency responders and the slow, slow traffic there. it will take a while. fire trucks and ambulances are sending all of the injure -- tending to the injured. most of the injuries are bloody noses and minor cuts. no word on what triggered the collision. >> we have leyla gulen monitoring the traffic on 80 as the accident continues to remain on the scene. leyla? >> good morning, everyone, we are looking from sky 7, and you can see numerous ambulances on the scene. right now they are blocking the ashby avenue onran with two lanes blocked westbound 80 becaus

is 29 minutes trip and are pleased to berkeley that is why it is so nice of the bay bridge toll plazaes want to respect the commute traffic off and on heading toward to 37 the mountain view. >>anny hong: a pair of explosions at two churches in new mexico is being investigated this morning both churches are and loss cruses the attitude of the apostle taxes one of the explosion destroyed a mailbox at the cow research at the nearby holy cross church of trash can block and shattered a window that have not yet determined what caused the explosion but the new mexico governor says she will not scare off of the churches with targeted. >>: if your intention was to bring fear to those who worship you have failed our faith is too strong and our fellowship is they're holding sunday morning mass when a one-off ever evacuate safely and no one was hurt. >>mark: malta mccarthy's have been arrested dec. cisco police department their rush to men of the spree of stolen cars the an nine day period of focusing only on the recovered 89 stolen car and arrested 40 people and their webs identify serial are bu

near the uc-berkeley campus and the lawrence berkeley national lab. the fire burned about an acre before it was fully contained. no reports of evacuations or injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> as we continue to follow a developing story in the south bay. a wanted suspect still on the loose and sunnyvale police have not identified the man officers shot and killed yesterday afternoon. it started near the matilda exit of highway 101 near 4:00. when two men bolted from a car. police have not given out many details but a confrontation ensued and that's when an 18-year veteran officer fired his weapon striking a suspect. that suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. they found a handgun near his body and another in his backpack. we'll have more in a live report coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> and in vallejo a hit and run investigation has turned into a homicide investigation. police are still piecing together exactly what happened but here is what they do know. they say about 10:30 last night the driver of a u-haul truck hit two

. >> reporter: the quake was centered in piedmont, california, 13 miles east of berkeley at 6:49 a.m. it wasn't the big one. but enough to stop b.a.r.t. trains for ten minutes and give a rude awakening to this baby and these pups. and a wake-up call for some out of town freshmen at uc berkeley. >> i never felt that kind of shock before. >> reporter: quakes sprung from the hayward fault. it runs directly below where i'm standing and cuts right through memorial stadium here at uc berkeley from goal post to goal post and some seismologists predict a major earthquake along this fault could happen any day. aditi roy, abc news, berkeley, california. >>> prosecutors in south africa are calling for oscar pistorius to be convicted of murder in the death of his girlfriend. pistorious is due to be released from prison friday. the athlete served ten months of his five-year sentence for manslaughter. but prosecutors want his conviction upgraded to murder with a minimum sentence of 15 years. pistorious testified that he thought he was shooting at an intruder, not his girlfriend. >>> closing argumen

>>pam moore: a disturbing story at berkeley there are looking for this man accused of groping severalirls while they were swimming it happened yesterday at the strawberry canyon pull on the campus of uc-berkeley under the eye of three lifeguards. >>emily turner: disturbing is ride it is certainly something that parents did not expect because 3 nascar's we bring their kids to pull take a look of the screen if you're not in from the television this is a picture of the man the berkeley police say did this they say he's an adult manner in the picture is hard to tell the has already swim trunks this and he is a pot belly he has brown hair and his facial stubble of what he did to several girls between the ages of 9 and 13 years old he was one of to them in a rather on their legs a worm on their buttocks and immediately swim away because of that uc-berkeley police have this description and asking for their help the uc-berkeley please also asking for any of the victims and never occurred to come for the also ask if anyone knows this gentleman or this man that there will come forward and talk

news at 11:00, a moment of joy during a long road to recovery for a woman severely injured in the berkeleyest stars in the world draws thousands to the concert and bay area. and it is not just young fans who were swooning. >> ♪ you're lost out there and all alone ♪ >> the giants are having fun on the field and giving a method to a television classic. and you can call her surrey the hero. how the iphone's artificial intelligence app may have saved a life. stay with us. abc7 news at 11:00 severely injured in the berkeley balance con me collapse released a photo of her enjoying time in the bay ireland. she was smiling as her dad wheeled her across the golden gate bridge earlier this month. her father posted the photo on facebook including a thanks to the people in the bay area for their support. she spent two months in rehabilitation before she was able to return home. she broke her spinal cord and five ribs. wonderful picture. >>> 13 people fell 40 feet to the ground when a balcony collapsed at a berkeley apartment complex in june. six people were killed. >>> a tennessee teenager is creditin

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stay with us. >>> the family of a woman severely injured in the berkeley balance con me collapse releasedhoto of her enjoying time in the bay ireland. she was smiling as her dad wheeled her across the golden gate bridge earlier this month. her father posted the photo on facebook including a thanks to the people in the bay area for their support. she spent two months in rehabilitation before she was able to return home. she broke her spinal cord and five ribs. wonderful picture. >>> 13 people fell 40 feet to the ground when a balcony collapsed at a berkeley apartment complex in june. six people were killed. >>> a tennessee teenager is crediting apple's siri with saving his life. 18-year-old sam ray was working beneath a nearly 5,000 pf -- 5,000-pound truck when it fell on top of him. he yelled for help, but no one was around. he was able to push up against the phone in his pocket and activated siri and called 9-1-1. >> my name is siri. >> after i realized that, wow, this is a useful thing. >> the greatest thing he did was say his address so we could get people there. >> he broke the sevent

everyone was like, berkeley is perfect and i can see you there. berkeley is so you. >> exciting for sabrina but hard on mom. >> i cry every time i think about it. i made it through today so far. >> just a few blocks away, benjamin is also from southern california returns for his sophomore year. >> i know what it is like to be a student. this 19-year-old says he now has more confidence. >> i can see more fun and some where accemaed. >> it is a challenge finding a new place to live in this housing market. $3000 for a two bedrooms and bath apartment that he shares with a roommate. >> we were looking nearly months now and we had nothing. >> back at the dorm, sabrina will be walking around campus to familiarize herself and get comfortable in her new home. >> my mom is ruining my life and constantly reminding me what i need to do. >> on monday, uc berkeley will welcome students with a special ceremony and classes begin on wednesday. >> it is here already. amber, thank you. >>> another beach in santa barbara county is a mess tonight. oil kept washing up

in may, a city commission recommended that half of that money go to the berkeley unified school district for its cooking and gardening program. the commission wants to stus the rest of the money for other programs that represent raise public awareness of the health risk associated with consumption of sugary beverages. some members are backing a plaen to build affordable housing for teachers near lake merritt. the plan centers on an acre of city-owned land at 12th street and second avenue. the property was supposed to be the site of a condo complex but that proposal was scrapped. the school board is expected to discuss this new plan at its meeting this afternoon. >>> environmentalists are suing about crystal geyser not getting proper permits to take property. the company is taking water that would go to californians who are coping with the drought. crystal geyser declined to comment. >>> mark tamayo is here with weather changes we're all going to feel. >> that's right. everybody warming back up. the low clouds and fog clearing. today will be a warm borderline hot day, especially inland. h

it was started by a berkeley resident unknown brand of shoes. one person says she doesn't like them and prefers nike and now maybe even adidas. >> the team will open its season against pelicans and christmas day finals rematch against the cavaliers. >> now you can find a full schedule on our website at abc7news.com. there's more proof his backcourt mate klay thompson is one of the best shooters on the planet. >> in an instagram post you can see him draining it while riding a bicycle. even so -- >> pretty good. >> we'll get your video up in just a minute. he did it, too. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. >>> we have several breaking stories tonight. the deadly explosions. two massive blasts in china, the mushroom cloud glowing in the sky, the walls crashing in. several dead, hundreds reportedly injured. our bob woodruff standing by in china tonight. >>> also breaking, former president jimmy carter just revealing he has cancer. his message late today. >>> the police officer fired tonight after shooting and killin

the older berkeley unified school district bus involved in this accident did not have seat belts. in berkeley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> and jose firefighters make quick work of a one-alarm fire reported around 1:15 inside a maintenance yard on mayberry road east of highway 101. let me tell you -- well, we're going to this now. when crews got there, they found a pile of garbage and rubber on fire. it only took the crews a few minutes to get the fire under control. no structures threatened by the blaze, and no injuries were reported. >>> and also arson investigators believe this man, ron ramos silva, set a backfire to burn off dry brush in lake county last night. two fires are burning in that area already. officials say the fire silva is accused of setting is not related to the larger fire. silva remains in lake county jail. now firefighters fear those two larger fires could merge into one. a second fire, the jerusalem, has burned 3,000 acres since breaking out near lower lake yesterday. some lake county residents face evacuation orders for the second time in the past two week

before "this is the resulting back of our e reaches into the macarthur maes and around the corner berkeley kerr,... the like an earthquake does that bullets here are shaking. this is something you'll checking with part immediately for. something if they had anything when easter on. a on seismograph. it looks like if you take let the computer i have the earthquake-out map here it may have been registering between 4.04 0.9. south of gilroy. so take old at the map a major shake. it was of course confusing the light here in the studio were shaking the floor was actually shaking for quite a wiesel. >> pam: and you have to leave the house tickets with utility arkwright free mobile application. earthquake coverage ahead with a 30 tonight. they look at how uc berkeley researchers developing early detection system to warn us all about earthquakes. >> pam:a hot stretch of days through the weekend and another day in the 90's ahead is expected for that things will begin to cool down after that. >> dianne: moral another day in the '90s to hide in the valley locations. and the colonial feel run wednesda

severely injured in the berkeley balance con me collapse released a photo of her enjoying time in thereland. she was smiling as her dad wheeled her across the golden gate bridge earlier this month. her father posted the photo on facebook including a thanks to the people in the bay area for their support. she spent two months in rehabilitation before she was able to return home. she broke her spinal cord and five ribs. wonderful picture. >>> 13 people fell 40 feet to the ground when a balcony collapsed at a berkeley apartment complex in june. six people were killed. >>> a tennessee teenager is crediting apple's siri with saving his life. 18-year-old sam ray was working beneath a nearly 5,000 pf -- 5,000-pound truck when it fell on top of him. he yelled for help, but no one was around. he was able to push up against the phone in his pocket and activated siri and called 9-1-1. >> my name is siri. >> after i realized that, wow, this is a useful thing. >> the greatest thing he did was say his address so we could get people there. >> he broke the seventh, eighth, nineth and tenth ribs which

we saw some of the video and pictures from berkeley heights, multiple water rescues under way there. scotch plains roads closed on u.s. 22 between bonnie bern road and mountainsi , 22 is closed between mountain avenue and new providence road because of flash flooding. tropical moisture moving from the south, the axis here over new jersey and the hudson valley and catskills. these showers continue until at least 6:00 or 7:00. they'll start to weaken and dissipate throughout the rest of the evening. left over with sprinkles overnight. we will get some clearing tomorrow. in some spots there will e sunshine. still very muggy, still the possibility of a couple of spot showers in the afternoon. but the worst is coming on friday. that's with that front back farther to the west. and then that sets up shop and sits right over the city, and the hudson valley parts of connecticut and the jersey shore into the weekend. so the temperatures were below 90 today. but that 87 sure did feel like 90 with all the humidity out there right now. so it stays muggy, the atmosphere primed for understorm . 84

at uc berkeley, it is completely off limits to the public. why the university has fenced it in. >> i'm michelle roberts outside levi stadium where they are getting ready for a big day on sunday. here are the changes that might make it easier to get to and from the stadium. >> i'm jeff ranieri. we will have the forecast coming up and check it out. we are beginning to move into the north bay. we are tracking the details on the weekend in a few minutes. bayd -nyme ofro ya fothamatr. ta >>> not in the chancellor's back yard or front yard for that matter. the area around uc berkeley is off limits after an open yard policy. access is barred from the pathway in front. the reason? the late night protests and unwanted protesters which is putting the chancellor the risk. nbc bay area joins us live from the university and jodi, what's the reaction from the students at this point? >> the chancellor's house is located in the middle of the uc berkeley campus. until a couple of weeks ago the area had a very open feel. not anymore. you can see the house is n

berkeley offers a certain sense of security. >> yeah, i generally feel the campus is pretty safe for me to walk around. >> but just after midnight a 20-year-old male student was robbed at gunpoint while walking down speaker plaza. the two men took his wallet and cell phone. >> it raises red flags. >> u.c. berkeley police say armed robberies are not that common on campus, but people have been getting robbed about once a week in the neighborhoods just south and west of campus. >> in the outskirts in berkeley, it is more common. it is now come on to campus more. >> with the semester about to begin and more students populating the campus, uc police are afraid the crimes of opportunity will be on the rise. that's why they recommend bare walk. bear with walk is a free door to door safety walk for students. >> they make you feel maybe i should. >> police also recommend walking in groups and put ag way the electronic devices. open the u.c. berkeley campus, alan wang, abc7 news. >> for students who want to with a bear walk, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >> oakland police are in

in berkeley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> b.a.r.t. service came to a halt after a car crashed near the tracks. this is a vehicle after it crashed tlou the guardrail and then came to a stop below the b.a.r.t. straks. this video shows you the traffic the suv caused to the guardrail on interstate 680. b.a.r.t. powered down service to inspect the tracks for damage and did not find any. it then resumed normal service. >>> a woman injured on highway 101 in san jose has been arrested for drunk driving. they say carmen was under the influence of alcohol when her acura sedan slammed no a blue scion that had earlier hit a center divider. the driver of the scion died at the scene. investigators say three people including two 14-year-old boys were in the car when it happened. they suffered minor to moderate injuries. a warning tonight for residents in the city of alameda. police say to watch out for a man that we'd like to show you a picture of in a moment, and lock your doors and windows at night. there's the gentleman we're talking about. he's

berkeley's library system has close to a half million books. >> 5:39.ew concerns in lake county as crews battle the jerusalem fire. more than doubled in size in the past day. now with 14,000 acres. also it might merge with the almost-contained rocky fire. the jerusalem fire 5% contained so far. mandatory evacuations continue in the jerusalem valley at 60 homes are threatened. >> we continue to watch wind direction and wind speed as firefighters tackle the fires. all over the map. >> it has. we have had a very erratic wind pattern the past couple of days but it hasn't been gusty. winds at 5 to 15 miles an hour. humidity this morning at 75%. during the daytime drops down to 30. temperature at 53 degrees in that area. but it will be rising to 100 degrees this weekend. that's the pattern that we will all see. enjoy the warm water. saratoga, 87. half moon bay 72. san francisco in the upper 60s. 80 in the north bay and novato. walnut creek 87. and pleasanton reaching 86 degrees. once again it will be heating up this weekend. more on that coming up in ten minu

hauser is nearly killed when he picks up a parcel left in a computer room on the uc berkeley campus. >> like that. and exploded. blew my arm off to the side like this, and the first thing i thought was, why did they do that? >> six months later, a package mailed to the home of a university of michigan psychology professor explodes when research assistant nicklaus suino opens it. the professor sustains burns and shrapnel wounds. he suffers some hearing loss. one month later on december 11th, 1985, the unabomber claims his first fatality with his 11th bomb. computer rental store owner hugh scrutton is killed when he picks up what appears to be a piece of scrap wood. metal shrapnel penetrates his heart and tears off his right hand. this bomb contains a clue that had become known as the unabomber's signature. a metal plate stamped with the letters fc. >> fc became one of the standard ways for us to tie in one bombing with another. and over the years, became one of the giveaways that this was a unabomb device. >> but the fc signature shed no light on the identity of the unabomber or even

how did you get the story and how confidant are you they are behind this berkeley bombing? sgr >> my source is the man who built and put the bomb there and others there that night. but there is a large segment of the radical left out there who bill ayres is not poplar. a lot came forward in the book because they felt like why is he the only on the ground figure most of america has ever heard of. the young man who built 98% of the weather underground bombings comes out in our books and he is identified and tell his story. i feel certain part of is ron realizing he had a part in this history, too. and many of them, including howard, the one who talked about building and placing the bomb that night feel like bill is not telling the true story. the true story is uglier than they want people to remember. >> how did they get away with it? >> i love the fbi today and i love the loyalty and professionalism. i have come to know a lot of people there but the 1970's isn't their finest hour. there are funny memos you can get back in the old files about how these people leave like dirty

. >> reporter: the quake measured 4.0 and was centered in piedmont, california, 13 miles east of berkeley at 6:49 a.m. it wasn't the big one, but enough to stop bart trains for ten minutes. and give a rude awakening to this baby. and these pups. and a wake-up call for some out-of-town freshmen at uc berkeley. >> i never felt that kind of shock before. >> reporter: today's quake sprung from the hayward fault, which runs directly below where i'm standing, and cuts right through memorial stadium here at uc berkeley from goalpost to goalpost. and some seismologists predict a major quake along this fault could happen any day, david. >> thank you. we return to the race now for 2016. donald trump showing up for jury duty today. he was not selected but you imagine the scene in new york city. surrounded by the reporters and the seen. a new fox news show showing him firmly in the lead. and tonight, donald trump's first policy revealed about immigration. 11 million undongmented illegal immigrants and their children will be sent home. how do you do that? >> reporter: donald trump pulling up to new yo

berkeley police chief bennett went for a jog in richmond friday morning. when she came back to the parking lot, someone had smashed the window of her suv. the crook stole her loaded gun, badge, work lap top, diamond ring and other valuables. uc berkeley police said the gun was not in a safe and did not center a trigger lock. park officials say they see a lot of burglaries at east bayshore line park since she are so close to the freeway. >>> a -- they are so close to the freeway. >>> pay lot of speculation tonight -- a lot of speculation tonight whether or not vice president joe biden will or will not make a run for the presidential nomination. polls show voters see biden more honest and trustworthy than democratic front runner hillary clinton. biden has run for president twice. at 72 he would be the oldest president in history if elected. he's expected to announce his decision the beginning of october. >>> jeb bush in some hot water again tonight over how he's defending his use of the term anchor babies. here's what he said in texas today. >> what i was ta

good morning, castro valley is at 58, along with berkeley and orinda at 57, fremont at 59. union city and san leandro and alameda and richmond at 60 and oakland is 61. we 59 right now in pleasanton and 61 in san jose and livermore and antioch is 58. 59 in san carlos and san francisco and pacifica at 56 and novato is 55 and napa is 53, with longer nights getting the deep valueers -- deeper valleys cooler. it will be hot inland east bay headed to the afternoon at 90 to 95. the cost and san francisco prettier, warmer-than-average, 67 to 73, and around the bay, we will have 75 in oakland to about 86 in san jose and toward the santa rosa. we do have partly cloudy conditions and 58 degrees at sfo right now. we will keep an eye on that. an hour and 20 minutes away before we learn if there are delays. the heat peeks tomorrow and mid-90s inland, and mid-80s around the bay and low 70s at the coast. cooling is on friday, get ready for below average weekend with sunday just ahead. >> mike, thank you so much. looking pretty good out there right now, this is a look at the bay bridge toll

the group believes berkeley is taking it to far. they claim the stated number of books destroyed and the actual number this year are far different. the library districter says 2,500 have been pulled critics say it might be 20 times that. berkeley library system has close to 500,000 books. >>> hillary clinton will give up personal e-mail server used while secretary of state. at issue here, whether classified information was improperly sent or stored on the device which ran from her house in suburban new york. she's directed the server to be given to the justice department. clinton's use of private e-mail targeted by congressional republicans and white house rivals. >>> people come from all over the world for tech jobs in silicon valley. the mayor has a plan to create jobs for the middle conference. mayor liccardo will talk about incentives to bring manufacturing jobs to san jose. he also has a plan to keep them in silicon valley. the mayor is focused on helping companies to get rare industrial space and retrofitting buildings for com

his bachelor of arts was in latin american studies as an undergraduate here at berkeley. his current role as chief communications officer, he leads the global teams for media relations and public policy and media partnerships more generally at twitter. he first came to twitter in 2012, stepping into what some have called one of the world's absolutely highest profile roles in the communications field. now, he has, in fact, been credited by many as the driving force behind turning around twitter's public reputation. gabriel has been well recognized for his success in the field. he was listed by the holmes report as one of the world's 100 most influential corporate communicators, one of the top 20 digital influencers, and one of the 20 most effective communications professionals by business insider. prior to that, he was the director of global communications and public affairs at google, where he was active on the issue of free expression, and frequently defended the company's refusal to censor information. at twitter, he accepted the radio twitter and digital news associati

>>pam moore: a man grown to several down growth and a swimming pool on the campus of uc-berkeley there the ages of 9 and 13. >>emily turner: it police said they're looking for an adult man and a thing about this it was such a hot day yesterday so many people were here at the pull out if it is almost unbelievable that with all those people three lochinvar's this is still able to happen this is the man they need your help locating they said he inappropriately touched several young girls the strawberry canyon pull yes today on the uc- berkeley campus his sexually battered nine to 13 your girls on the pull is swim to the victims and grab their legs and some time while the buttocks and swam away the one to find and so it does not happen again here suspect to one more time is described as a man with brown hair with facial stubble and a pot belly or reread some trunks description they said they're keeping a close eye out for today there when not available for this comment however in the press release they did add to the public's help in identifying that man if you recognize him and asked to c

this was provided by berkeley animal care and control. the resident told us he was tired of dogs roaming his neighborhood park off leash and wanted to take action. the carcass has been taken away by animal control. >> prison life is not known for comfort but less so at san quentin this morning. they are dealing with an outbreak of legionnaires' disease which means bottled water and port-a-potty for inmates. >> reporter: from sky 7 hd you can see the line of inmates waiting to use port-a-potties. most water has been shut down. >> when we see cases of legionnaires' disease it's confined to one specific facility. often within those facilities, it's one specificle water source like a tank. >> one inmate was diagnosed. two others are being tested and treated. the county water fly has been tested and is safe. the rest of marin county is not considered to be at risk. >> it is not spread from person to person. it's usually acquired through inhaling a water droplet that's been in the air so a mist. >> e-mails have been sent to neighbors describing

>> we have an accident towards berkeley and you can see on the try side of the screen, in the bull's area we have a car blocking a lane and the lights are flashing. be careful if you make your drive eastbound along i-80, but when we have companies and heavy traffic, and as we take you into san jose, looking sluggish as you pull away from 880 into cupertino, but, other than that, we are accident free in the south bay. >> thank you. more than a dozen people are without a home this morning after a fire at a san mateo apartment complex that broke out after 10:00 last night, firefighters had to call three alarms before getting it uncontrol. our reporter is at the scene in san mateo. >> look at the damage left behind by the fire. you can see just the frame of the apartment unit on the top floor is left. 14 residents were displaced by the fire. here is a picture that was tweeted last night by the police showing the flames residents had to escape. everyone got out okay. there were seven units in the building that bumped and five of those were occupied. it started last night shortly after 9:0