uc berkeley officials say this student was on campus in classrooms and around the city of berkeley from august 24th to august 29th. and we know that student also rode the ac transit 25 bus twice on monday, august 24th. the problem health officials say measles can stay airborne for up to two hours in a space making the risk of spreading to a large group more likely. >> no that doesn't sound good. bus is a pretty small space. so i hope no one else gets sick. >> reporter: public health officials say symptoms can develop anywhere between a week to three weeks of being exposed and once exposed you may experience rash or fever. the city right now is urging anyone who has these symptoms to go to their doctor immediately and because of strict medical rules, there's very little that uc berkeley and the city can tell us about this student. the priority now is to find people who may have been exposed. reporting live from uc berkeley, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> all right thanks for that. at 4:33 a full check of weather now with roberta. >> this is going to affect the temperatures and they're going

specifically, berkeley public health officials say the student rode the ac transit 25. a bus on monday. on august 24th. he rode that twice. -- she -- or whoever rode that twice. >> that does not sound good. buses, they are pretty small spaces, i hope no one else gets sick. >> reporter: the measles can stay airborne for up to two hours in a case making the risk of spreading more likely because of strict medical rules, there's very little uc berkeley and the city can tell us about the infected student. now once exposed, you may be -- symptoms you may experience include rash or a fever. so doctors are urging people if you have any of these symptoms to please go to them as soon as possible. reporting live in berkeley, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >> okay thanks so much. >>> and it is now 6:02. now with liza on the commute. >> an accident now slowing down some traffic. good morning. this slow traffic is in the core deal yea junction. so as you leave the fairfield area, southbound 680 departing i-80, four car accident blocking the left hand lane. you can see our sensors are pickin

that's why berkeley's public health department is concerned and getting the word out. the period of time that they are most concerned about is between august 24th and august 29th. that's when the student left campus, took an ac transit bus 25-a at 3:30 in the afternoon and returned at approximately 5:30. anyone on that bus may have been exposed to the virus it can linger in the air for two hours afteryards. berkeley officials are now trying to assess the risk to students who may have shared classes or living quarters with this individual. the state health department has also been called in. i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >>> happening today as well the family of a woman shot and killed on san francisco's embarcadero is going to announce its filing a legal claim in the wake of her death. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live in our san francisco newsroom with the details. >> reporter: kate steinle's family not only want to hold accountable juan francisco lopez-sanchez, he is the man accused of killing their daughter kate, but also the government agencies who all

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eric gruin from berkeley. thank you for your time. i hope you have enjoyed this as much as we have . ron swisher will be back with you on mosaic next time. goodbye. >>> good morning everyone. welcome to "bay sunday." i am frank mallicoat. good to have you on board for another terrific show. i get to play traffic coordinator of sorts. my colleagues do most of the heavy lifting here. today we will meet a woman blaze ago trail for women everywhere in the journalism field and we will do a little politicking, including a political consultant. and a computer scientist turned novel exist. our first guest the new editor and chief of the "san francisco chronicle" audrey cooper. the paper has been around for 150 years but

east bay san leandro 74 oakland. 73 berkeley. pretty mild and sunny in the east bay and warm inland 86 in livermore. 85 walnut creek. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperature drop below average bay inland wednesday thursday only in the low 80's for the warm spot mid 60's coast but don't worry i have you covered for the weechltd the temperatures will come up a few degrees. no extreme for labor day weekend. mid 90's inland. low 70's at the coast. good time at the beach. >> thank you. >> just ahead. meet a map who decided become the main attraction during the visit to new york city. new york city. >> stor >> l.a. man turned heads on the recent trip to new york. logan paul shot video of himself doing the splits just to get funny reaction. most people ignored him it's new york after all. rising star on social peed yeah. more than 8 million followers on vine and half million on twitter. so that's what it takes. >> yes. that's it. pretty simple rate. >> i could did that. i couldn't get up. >> why not. >> i pulled a muscle just watching.

right now uc berkeley is working with city health officials here in berkeley to identify anyone who may been exposed and health officials of course are urging everyone to get vaccinated. the measles vaccine if you get it is 99% effective in preventing the disease. >> alex savidge in berkeley. thank you. >>> it is 5:46. we want to go out to sal and traffic. sal. disappointing very long baseball. i didn't see it. >> you were not in the official sal seat. >> i know. y u.s. had to fall asleep. if i would have stayed up to watch that loss, i would have been tired and angry. >> tired and angry. [ laughter ] that is not good. >> it's only baseball after all. let's take a look at bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights are on. it's taking about 10-12 minutes to get on the to span. there are no major problems on to the upper deck of the bay bridge. westbound 237 as you drive through 880 you can see traffic is looking good all the way over to highway 101. we're off to a good start there. i want 2 to show you slow traffic. westbound 580 very slow from 205 to the altamont pass. no trouble repo

so one night in berkeley, e. nest lawrence had a brainstorm. what if you don't put the voltage on to the apparatus itself but build it inincrementally on the projectile. if you start with a proton, with 100-volts, give is a 100-volt jolt. now is has energy of 200-volts and another jolt and it's 300 and so on and so on. now, ainear accelerator designed to keep delivering jolts by a sequence of synchroniz electrode wld have to be a mile in length to achieve the desired energies. certainly not fitting into rutherford's comfortably sized room. so here comes the second part of lawrence's brainstorm. he knows that 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 singlelectrode. and that's the essence of the cyclotron boiled down to its simplest terms, but after enough revolutionouts have a particle that can carry a million volts, 10 men, ion a hundred million or a blion and all you have to do is aim it at

berkeley north branch library is one of three in the past week. the library was closed while crews steam cleaned and treated the library to get rid of the bugs. >> catherine:as a precaution, bug- other berkeley branches for bed bugs. >> catherine:tonight there are major concerns in pacifica over a plan that some residents believe will cause future landslides. >> catherine:the city is working on a plan that would demolish a building that sits on a cliff overlooking the pacific ocean along esplanade avenue. the building has been vacant for years. >> catherine:kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live tonight with more on what is happening. >> reporter: it is dark out here. but that is because no lives and the building, directly behind me. the city will like to get rid of this building because it's on this side of the cliff. should they do not want to fall off of that class. -- that cliff >> reporter: you see is right on the edge, and has been for some time to rid it want to demolish it and take it apart and secure the hillside. it

and now the city of berkeley and uc berkeley will be working to identify anyone who may have come into contact with the infected student but as you mentioned. that student this morning is in isolation. we know this case was confirmed yesterday. but not before the infected student attended their first week of classes. uc berkeley officials say this student was on campus in classrooms and around the city of berkeley from august 24th to august 29th. we also know that that student rode the ac transit 25 bus twice on monday, august 24th. now the problem, health officials say the measles can stay airborne for up the two hours in a space making the risk of spreading to a large group more likely and health officials also say symptoms can develop anywhere between a week to three weeks of being exposed. and once exposed, you may experience rash or fever and the city is urging anyone who has these symptoms to go to the doctor immediately. now because of strict medical rules, uc berkeley and the city cannot identify who this student is. again, the priority though is to find anyone who may have bee

>> pam :a health warning out of berkeley tonight. a u-c berkeley student has been diagnosed with measles. and officials say, the student rode on public transportation. and spent time on campus, before the diagnosis. good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from the u-c berkeley campus. where students are on high alert. alecia. >> alecia :anyone that was on the u-c berkeley campus between last monday and saturday, should know that they may have been exposed to measles. measles is a highly infectious, airborne virus that spreads rapidly. >> : im sorta afraid of that stuff. >> alecia :the infected student spent time on campus, and got on a-c transit. on monday august 24th around 3:30 in the afternoon, the patient hopped on the 25-a bus, then again at 5:30 in the evening along the same route. antonin fourez walks these streets everyday. he doesn't believe in vaccination. >> : i missed several vaccinations as a child and i still feel good. >> alecia :the city of berkeley's public health department is working with th

>> the stecity of berkeley is considering it.ast year the council became one of the first in the bay area to adopt steep minimum wage increases. >> we are live in berkeley now with the story, leanne? >> reporter: well, let's jump to the year 2020, shall we? now, if you work here in oakland, the minimum wage will be close to $15 an hour more or less depending on inflation. but if you step just a little bit back, you will be in berkeley making $19 an hour. clearly this will affect businesses on both sides of the border, that's if the berkeley city council approves it tonight. this woman has owned the coffee shop on university avenue in berkeley for three decades. a minimum wage of $19 in five years is not sustainable he says. >> i don't want to be negative about it but i can't foresee how you could do that without jacking up all the other prices around us to move with it. >> reporter: just last year the city council voted to increase the minimum wage to $12.53 an hour by october 2015. and now the labor commission says that hike may

berkeley library officials say they expect the north berkeley branch to reopened tuesday after steam and heat treatments to try to kill the bugs. >>> a group of children in hayward are getting a big donation from students at cal state east bay. a fraternity raise money to build a playground for the salvation army's after school program after noticing there was not much for the kids to do. cristina rendon explains how it all came together.>> it feels great to help them out. >> reporter: the building blocks of the fraternity are founded on community service.>> it was an opportunity to get back. >> reporter: they were on display saturday at the salvation army in hayward. the fraternity says their brother, carlos, volunteered with the after school program. >> he noticed we had no play structures or anything outside other than a basketball hoop. they wanted to do something.>> that -- >> reporter: that something was a playground where kids can play like six-year-old matthew. >> i am excited and happy because they are building a playground for us to play in.>> reporter: carlos and the membe

if you have any information, please contact berkeley police. nbc bay area news. >>> the chp also needs some help. did anyone witness a stabbing on 680 in walnut creek? around 4:30, two cars were pulled over on northbound 680 near north main street? the drivers of both cars were arguing when a man in a dark nissan sedan stabbed another man who had gotten out of a white truck. he hastatoos. >>> this robbery was yelled. this man held a knife to a pharmacist and then took off with painkillers. today officers spotted him at a train station and then arrested him. he's been identified as tommy evans from florida. >>> off the job, a san jose police officer accused of raping a woman while on duty has been fired. he's been on administrative leave since i am a of last year. prosecutors accused him of raping a woman in 2013 after the uniformed com responded to a disturbance at the woman's home. they are not saying why he was fired this week. they said it is pre mature because he has yet to be found guilty. >> students admity lyle joining giving. he remains

east bay san leandro 74 oakland. 73 berkeley. pretty mild and sunny in the east bay and warm inland 86 in livermore. 85 walnut creek. accu-weather 7 day forecast temperature drop below average bay inland wednesday thursday only in the low 80's for the warm spot mid 60's coast but don't worry i have you covered for the weechltd the temperatures will come up a few degrees. no extreme for labor day weekend. mid 90's inland. low 70's at the coast. good time at the beach. >> thank you. >> just ahead. meet a map who decided become the main attraction during the visit to new york city. >> >> l.a. man turned heads on the recent trip to new york. logan paul shot video of himself doing the splits just to get funny reaction. most people ignored him it's new york after all. rising star on social peed yeah. more than 8 million followers on vine and half million on twitter. so that's what it takes. >> yes. that's it. pretty simple rate. >> i could did that. i couldn't get up. >> why not. >> i pulled a muscle just watching. >> all right larry.

it's what you do. >>> berkeley is seeing a sharp spike in crime. as kpix 5's da lin tells us, no neighborhood is spared even the mayor's. >>> reporter: the robbers hit a busy area with a lot of people. the hot spots are downtown berkeley and the south campus area around telegraph avenue. >> i'm scared like that. i would get more, like, -- what if i got, like, mugged or something. my roommates and i always go out together. >> reporter: the bad guys have been targeting new students. >> two guys pulled over at gunpoint the first week of school. >> reporter: crime is going up. comparing the first six months of this year to last year, robberies are up 53%. home burglaries jumped 86%. rapes went up 22%. and auto thefts up 15%. >> two days ago, a robbery occurred right on my street right across the street from my house. >> reporter: mayor bates said it happened about 5:30 when people were going home from work. >> two people jumped out. it was a person walking on the street. they jumped out of the car, had a gun, said give me your purse so they just grabbe

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

this time at the north branch of the berkeley public library. bugs were found this morning by bed-bug sniffing dogs. they were in the downstairs men's restroom.under the desks of the public computers and in a chair in the adult reading section. this comes just one day after bedbugs were found at a palo alto library. the branch will be closed through monday for treatment. bed-bug sniffing dogs will be checking other library locations in the bay area. >> pam: a strong el nino could bring lots of rain to drought stricken california. but that's not the only thing. kron four's charles clifford. explains long term problems that el nino could bring with it. >> reporter: the region damaged guard rails and forced closure of lanes. in this report the arthurs claim this could be the norm. >> reporter: eldon nino is a mass of water that forms in the pacific ocean. the report also says sales lowell's are contained to rise. >> reporter: we have mostly clear skies. lowest were all around 5:00 a.m. we have this dry pattern and are forecast as it see in our sate

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school officials say they will continue to work with berkeley police and try and catch this guy. they are encouraging students to walk in pairs which many are already doing. the bay area is about to get another roasting from a weather system that is parked offer us. >> it will trigger a heat advisory and we have bad air so we have it automatic going. now more on the forecast. >> fill get better. just not today for all of us. some of it it will. and now the heat advisory began at 11 o'clock for all of the neighbors but the coasts san francisco, and the bay shore. we will have mid-90s to lower 100s now through 8:00. east bay hills is where we fine the worst air quality and, city, by low a threshold that will make you sick. inland east bay we expect to develop this afternoon and we go green on tuesday and wednesday with more on that and answer the question in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. happening today, more families chased out of their home by the valley fire will run to see what is left. evacuation orders are lift for self areas at 5:00. the 75,000 acre fire burning in l

>>> the director of berkeley's public library is resigning in one week.me under fire over how they got rid of thousands of books. since january 39,000 books were weeded out. last month opponents and officials rallied outside the library. some said he made misleading statements. he said he is leaving with a heavy heart. >>> google's clean website design underwent a face lift today. perhaps you saw this. animation of the old logo being erased and the new one being created. the same mix of colors but now has different typeface. >>> two more law makers are throwing their support behind president obama's iran's nuclear deal. they agreed to back the deal today. supporters are now just one vote shy of the 34 needed to keep the pact alive and hand the president a major victory. republicans oppose the deal which aims to curve iran's nuclear deal in exchange for relief for economic sanctions. >>> many hillary clinton's e- mails show the routine of being secretary of state. but one e-mail from her aid only contained the top line fyi. at one point someone didn't know

oakland and emeryville at $9 and berkeley is at $10 and san francisco at $11 an hour.er the country ordinance, berkeley will increase minimum wage through october of next year and san jose city council will vote on steps to increase the minimum wage with the first action initiating a study to see what the number should be. what do you think of the proposal to raise the minimum wage to $19 an hour? let us know you can sound off on twitter and face book with # #abc7getup. >> firefighters are making progress on the valley fire partly because of the cooler weather which dropped rain on parts of the bay area. dark clouds brought the promise of more to come and a man whose yard flooded has mostly dry better but said whatever rain we get is good. i don't think a little bit of moisture will hurt but it is better than nothing. >> the rain is from from linda, but it was is slight you could not measure it. >> you could measure it in the ash that was on the car when you woke up. the ash came from the on my black car. >> we had pictures of a black car yesterday with ash. was that y

stephanie chuang is in berkeley. the same kind of algae that killed that dog over labor day. >> that's right, scott and laura. this algae can be deadly for dog. that death was one of the few dog deaths in california linked to the toxins from the algae in just the last couple of years. now, the owner that 3-year-old golden retriever, posy, had told us that her dog began foaming that mouth and eyes rolled back after the dog went swimming in sonoma county russian river labor day weekend. the dog died shortly after and russian river did test positive for the blue green algae. toxic levels have already shut down lake chabot and shinn pond and cory lakes. 2014 was actually the first year it ever recorded toxic algae blooms in its lakes. three times that year adding the drought is really what is driving up the algae growth. take a look at the notice out to the public. it is warning that there should be no bodily contact with the water, which can cause rashes and stomach problems for people. test results back from the enviro

>> near berkeley, westbound 588, it is pleasant.an see not too much traffic even in the eastbound direction. where it not so pleasant, though, at highway where with a four-cash crash westbound railroad avenue away from 160 with delays before you get to 160 as you continue through an toxic, pittsburg, you name it, it is packed. next, to head between antioch into concord it will take you now 45 minutes at westbound 80 albany to the maze is eight minutes and southbound fremont to shows is 18 minutes and 280 northbound in the south bay is 14 minutes. >>:41, alarming results from a study this morning, drivers are not paying attention to the red flashing lights and stop signs on school buses and their inattention is putting children's lives at risk, where 2,700 incidents where drivers do not observe red gnashing lights and stop signs and 83 times, drivers passed on right side where children are get on-and-off the buses. >> concern wait at the stop. though are getting ready to get on the bus. cars are disregarding the red lights and drive

to uc- berkeley, berkeley is my home. >> reporter: independent filmmaker young sue spent the last yearberkeley going to countless open houses. >> large master bedroom. >> reporter: made multiple offers but no luck. >> i was very depressed because it was beyond what i thought i could afford way beyond. >> reporter: the median price for a single family home in berkeley is now $1,050,000. >> just most my mind. >> supply and demand. there's very little supply. >> reporter: the homes are selling on average 20% above the asking price. >> our clients sales are one- third all cash up to a price range of $3 million. so we're talking about all cash sales. >> reporter: other east bay cities are also breaking records. the median price in piedmont for the first time surpassed $2 million. albany 950. alameda close to 900,000. el cerrito $775,000. oakland, $649,000. san leano richmond have some of the lowest median prices. >> in comparison to the rest of the bay area it's still a relative bargain focusing on relative. >> reporter: as for young she gave up on berkeley and started looking in oakland a

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. >> chuck coppola is live in berkeley. >> if you have been immunized or had measles, you are fine. this is a big concern for infants and for pregnant women, that's the broader concern, if you will. we now know, we learned this a few minutes ago, the uc student capable of infecting others with measles road the ac transit bus line 25-a a week ago, august 24th, to berkeley, to the 99 ranch market in richmond, he got on the bus in berkeley at 3:30 in the afternoon, road it to richmond, went shopping, got back on the bus at 5:30, headed back to berkeley where he got off. the bus continued on and the concern is the air in that bus could have held the virus for up to two hours, that's not the only advisory going out. >> campus officials notified students via e-mail monday about one highly con taken yos student with a case of measles. others found out sooner. >> it was all over facebook. i heard about it on the news feed. it seems pretty serious. >> do you think -- i mean, are you concerned about this, or is this something you are prepared for or have you been immunized. >> i'm concerned f

. >>> 59 languages are being thought right now at uc berkeley but the campus is about to add another and it might just surprise you. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> it's n uncommon for university students to study a foreign language. at some schools it's required but uc berkeley is going beyond the typical second language of spanish and france. it's now offering a language that's pretty obscure. it's estimated that two out of three americans don't speak a second language while europeans do. >> americans have the advantage of disavantage that the whole world learns english so you lose the practice. by the time you're 8 years old you're fluent in three languages. french, german and dutch and on top of that it's english. so it's actually four. >> repo

he teld the job less than a year. >>> berkeley -- held the job less than a year. >>> berkeley is the most expensive college city in the nation. an average home in berkeley is $850,000. the list looked at 300 college cities where each town had 5,000 student residents making up 20% of the population. indiana, was ranked the least expensive. with an average home growing $78,000. >>> the hillary clinton campaign released details on her fundraising trip to the bay area. she will arrive in the bay area september 28 and stay for three days. she is scheduled to attend fundraisers at private homes in san francisco, saratoga, bell dear and orinda. ticket prices start at $2,700 a piece. >>> another sign of california's drought. water levels so low at fulsome lake that water release into the american river will be cut in half. this video was taken today. it is the primary water source for sacramento. water levels are dropping as the drought continues. they hope to keep water storage at a safe level. >> those pictures are astounding. especially when you see before  and after. no comparison. >> m

paul deanno is in the berkeley hills. paul, i know the giants won last night but i heard the biggest cheer at the game came when it started to rain. >> reporter: wasn't that fantastic? it rained at that giants game. 7th, 8th inning, it came down .10" at at&t park. we got nearly 2 inches of rainfall in the north bay mountains and today the atmosphere is refreshed, the allergy level is down. and the view is spectacular. the view from the berkeley hills fantastic today. we are talking air quality because there's the chance that some of the smoke from the "valley fire" and the "butte fire" may be pushed in our direction more the north bay valleys an east bay valleys over the next couple of days but it certainly will have an impact on our air quality over the next couple of days as the winds changed behind the front giving us rainfall yesterday. live view from dublin where it's only 68 degrees in san bruno now. the warm spot will be livermore, you hit 81 today. santa rosa 79. san jose 74. san francisco only 64. oakland current

. >>> the north branch of the berkeley library just reopened. book lovers can get their fix again after the library fixed a nasty little problem, bed bugs. >> reporter: there were people here when the library opened at 10:00. they were happy to have the library back. it opened at 10:00 this morning after being shut down over the weekend and yesterday. officials found bed bugs friday morning. they were in the men's rest room under the desks in the public computer area and a chair in the adult reading area. they did a heat and steam treatment and believe it is safe to reopen this location. other branchs here in berkeley will be checked for bed bugs out of caution. customers were surprised to hear that this happened. >> they're doing their job, which is very good. apparently all of those sites are being inspected. which is very good. the public library is being responsible. i come here every day. i'm very happy. i know these people. they're decent people. it concerned me a little bit. >> it's odd. i wouldn't think it would be an issue unless i lie

uc berkeley is working right now in conjunction with health officials in the city of berkeley to identify anyone who may have been exposed either on campus or someone who may have been on the bus with this particular student. everyone is urged to get vaccinated. california as you remember faced a significant measles outbreak. it began last december. 130 people became sick with measles all across the had state and it was all tied to the theme parks, the had disney theme parks down in southern california. >> if there was any good to come from that, it put the measles vaccination or awareness of that in a lot of people's nds. i know you talked to somebody who said i've got my vaccinations up to date so i think i'm okay. >> most people you ask if they've been vaccinated, the woman i asked this morning is i think so a long time ago. that's the answer you tend to get. most people were a long time ago. >> and of course the vaccine itself is controversial. thank you so much. >>> time is now 8:10. two schools in los gatos reopened this morning after a fire capsuled -- canceled classes. a teenager

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the most recent algae bloom is in berkeley. lake anza is now off limits because of blue green algae found there. the fifth lake to be affected in that area. stephanie chuang live in berkeley. what do experts think is to blame for it? >> drought is what experts are saying is a big factor because you have low water levels and high heat and light and that could drive algae blooms which release toxins and that's why the lake is closed to the public and the danger to dogs is especially high. you may remember 3-year-old golden retriever posy died a couple weeks ago after swimming in the russian river which tested positive for blue green algae. several dogs around the state have been linked to toxic algae poisoning in just the last couple of years. toxic levels of blue green algae have already shut down places lake in oakland and castro valley and the east bay regional park district says it does regularly test these lakes and shut down the lake here in berkeley yesterday. 2014 was the first year a recorded toxic algae bloomed in its l

also, after that, the police chief of uc berkeley had her weapon, a 44, stolen from her car. this is a police chief! what brings to my mind, is there no protocol? do they not care? are we out of control? i think it is a little bit of everything. we are just...trying to let people know what is going on. it is sad. when you think of the sheriff that is elected and appointed to do two things: to keep the people, the city and the county and the people that come interest caltran safe; and to have people abid by the laws of the city and the state. but this man on his own thoughts, whatever, decides who in their right mind would let a seven year fell listen undocumented, violent felon, lose on the streets where you people are now standing? it is frightening to think about it. we are here not only for kate and to keep her momry alive but to have something done so we get a call or a t or e-mail from one of these government officials and say, this is what we are doing to solve this problem. as of this moment and this day, that hasn't happened. thank you. >> this is for accountability.

." >> berkeley's lake anza has high levels of toxic algae that could be deadly to dogs. warning signs went up. more water samples will be tested and the park district closed three other bay area lakes for swimming because of the toxic algae. officials say the problem is likely related to the drought. >> the centers for disease control issued the warning to the nation: get a flu shot. last area's vaccine did not work well and many still got sick. what about this year? >> it is that time of year. time to get your flu shot. last year's version did not work well. the virus mutated and left the sack seen out of sync with what was going around. many got sick and sicker. >> the 2014-2015 season had the highest hospitalization rate among seniors we have ever documented. >> this year will be different. >> this year, the strain which is part of vaccine looks like it will have recover agency with the virus circulating south of equator and that is presumably what will be featured in owe flu season. 89 percent of doctors and nurses get advantage natured in the general public, though,

she's a pastor in berkeley. i worked in the chapel with students and came back here in '81 or '82 and began teaching students. >> what do you like to do when you are not teaching, reading, or writing? >> when is that? >> that's what i thought. >> play piano. >> the new book, the name again? >> "time in eternity." >> you have a journal. tell us about the journal. >> we do. this is a membership organization. you can go online to ctns.org and sign up as a member. we have members worldwide. you get our referee journal online and in print called theology and science, not surprising, picture of golden gate bridge on the cover. we have public forums during the fall and spring. anyone is welcome to come. we have annual fellowship conference people can sign up for. we have a lot of stuff going on especially in the fall. >> a great resource for the bay area, center for theology and natural sciences. thanks to dr. robert russell and for charlotte being in the studio with us. we'll be back next month. if you think that scie

from hercules to berkeley there's also a back up. hot day we city to san francisco has opened up a little because of cleanup for motorcycle clash that look at to the back of from bruno. in marin county we're backed up even though the accident is clear now. the 101 south is still over 35 minutes from highway 37. the san mateo bridge and continues to be a hot spot. your right to the bay bridge westbound is still backed up into the maze with 22 minutes as the drive time. your trip to the golden gate bridge plenty of traffic getting through. over at the richmond bridge the zero westbound bride is persistent lead back up. >> mark: the residents around the folsom lake are in danger of running out of water because the lake has been drained down to 50%. water officials are saying they are considering other possibilities to sustain water. >> darya: have you seen that nato--that nato--bat nato? bass season has started earlier this year and they are swarming the skies hunting for food. there are around 150,000 of them. this is that women and th

from berkeley to the white house, presidential praise for a legendary local chef. yesterday president obama gave alice waters the national humanities medical. waters not only the founder and owner of a restaurant in berkeley but she also started the edible school yard project, a project that teaches students to grow and cook their own meals. the president praised waters holistic approach to eating. >>> coming up next, those who lost loved ones in september 11th attacks will place roses at the 9/11 memorial later today 14 years to the day. >>> and here at home flowers already a born the flight 93 memorial in union estimate we are back with live reports from new york city and the east bay. joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. there are a lot of meme reels going on today to remember the victims of 9/11. we will get to that momentarily, but first a look at your friday forecast with kari hall. >> it's still going to be hot today. especially fo

we were in berkeley as the new signs were testified for the first time. the signs have censors giving drivers important information, a green air oh meaning traffic is flowing. they tell drivers when to change lanes because of a crash or slow conditions. >> coalition of civic leaders is launching an e to raise the minimum wage across silicon valley, and san jose mayor liccardo will be joined pit mayors of campbell and palo alto and cupertino and a representative from the city of santa clara in the effort. that is called the largest collective effort in silicon valley to raise wages and backers of the plan point to the gap between the wealthy and work class as a rope it goes up. >> crews are working to maintain a wildfire in lake county on the not side of clear lake near the town of upper lake with firefighters were able to hold to 450 acres overnight. it is 20 percent contained. higher humidity overnight helped the crews to called in extra help from around the state. evacuations were ordered yesterday but they were lifted a short time later. >> developing

berkeley could make it tougher for young people to purchase cigarettes. city council is voting on a proposal to prohibit the sale of tobacco products to people under the age of 21. according to the council members there, who submitted the proposal, nearly 90% of smokers start before the age of 18. he argues tobacco should be regulated like alcohol. >>> and the city council will also consider a plan to boost the minimum wage to $19 an hour over the next five years. the proposal from the city's labor commission suggests bumping it up 2016 increase to $13 an hour. followed by an increase to $14.50 in 2017 and it would graduallily work its way up to $19 an hour by the year 2020. >>> san jose building developers are taking their fight against the affordable housing lot to the u.s. supreme court. lawyers for the california building industry filed a petition today earlier this year, the state supreme court ruled that san jose can require new buildings to set aside 15% of units for below market rates. developers argue that the requirement for affordable units vio

groups including the naacp and berkeley cop watch say they have figures showing berkeley police stop a disproportionate number of minorities. figures show about 30% of people stopped by officers so far this year were african-american. although they account for less than 8% of the city's population. and two-thirds of the african-american people stopped were released with noah rest or citation. >> so that means 66% of the time that black folks are stopped, they're stopped for no reason. >> berkeley police chief says he has not seen any deliberate racial bias and that some of the group's suggestion are already being worked on. also says the department will be working for the center for policing equity to ensure the numbers reflect the city's fairness with all residents. >>> demonstrators rallied outside city hall against police and wealthier classes taking over urban neighborhoods. a group of protestors banged on drums during the rally. accused police of discrimination during a response to an incident by lake merit sunday night. african-american and latino drummers say a caucasian man c

the van was spotted last week near ruby bridges in alameda and twice near berkeley where some say the driver tried to take them. pete is live where the van was first spotted. >> reporter: this is still under investigation by alameda police. they are trying to connect the dots as to whether or not these incidents are connected. i spoke to folks who take their kids to a nearby park and they tell me they are concerned. families bring their kids to this alameda park for one reason? pretty safe area? >> yeah. >> a safer neighbor, yes. >> reporter: but alameda police want to know if a suspicious green van that was drive around a nearby elementary school just last week is the same van that attempted to kidnap students near a middle school in berke y berkeley. on september 18th alameda police say around 8:00 a.m. a suspicious green van drove around ruby bridges elementary as kids were arriving. 20 minutes later police get two calls about a driver in a green van trying to kidnap kids on willard middle school on berkeley avenue. the driver is is a hispanic male, between the ages of 30 and 40. d

. >>> groups including the naacp and berkeley cop watch say they have figures showing berkeley police show the minority. they account for less than 8% of the city's population two- thirds of the african american people stopped were released with no arrest or citation. >> so that means that 66% of the time that black folks are stopped, they are stopped for no reason. >> berkeley police chief says he has not seen deliberate racial bias, and some of the group suggestions are being worked on. the department will be working with the center for policing equity to be sure it reflect it is city's fairness with all residents. >>> cadet program is growing. the 3-year program that was previously for 18 graduates, there will now be 40 spots. the additional spots are are funded by the city's budget and $750,000 grant from an anonymous donor. cadets receive training and experience in a number of aspects of police service while they attend college. a huge crowd turned up for a community meeting after a report of a sexual assault. police discussed the incident that took place more than a week ago, se

the berkeley city council. consider a proposal to raise the minimum wage to $19 an hour. the proposal calls for bumping the minimum wage to $13 and followed by additional increases in subsequent year. santa clara will vote on increasing the year round emergency shelter beds. right now there's 130 bed as available. they want to provide more places for homeless to sleep, especially if there's a wet winter. >>> time 4:08. we're one day away from the next big presidential debate. we'll look at who's ahead in the polls and to growing concern for hillary clinton. >> do you have what it takes to be the last "american idol." you might, go to cow pal as. -- palace. >> you're looking at highway 4, a decent start. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute. >>> one says 10 -- system has moved out and another is moving in. . >>> welcome back. a surging bernie sanders and dominating donald trump are the big headlines in the race for the white house. this comes during what could be a pivotal week for the g.o.p. >> good morning, the second republican debate is tomorrow night. all th

area, berkeley pier. it's on its way. it's shallow. it's there. a sign that cooler temps are on the way coast and bay. inland, one more hot day. i would not be surprised if we pick up a breeze late today. we do have higher clouds coming over. house of yin in los gatos, good morning. a balmy 67 and wisps of clouds toward the west. another scorcher on tap for inland. one more day. maybe not as hot as yesterday. but it would be close. the fog is wasting no time. it's making a big push. san francisco, much of the coastal locations will drop. water temps have come way down. that helps a lot. 58 to 59. for some, probably have to wait until friday afternoon, even saturday. you can see some of those higher clouds coming up from the west-southwest. we'll paint partly cloudies. the remains of linda might spin in clouds, too. the fog is near the coast. no heat advisory coast or in the city. inland, one more day of a heat advisory. 100s there. 60s, 70s and 80s by the water. all right, sal. i know you have slow traffi

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. >>> a student at uc berkeley is in isolation tonight after coming down with the measles and andria borba says thousands of people may have been exposed. >> reporter: the city and school now working to identify anyone who may have been in contact with this student and get them tested for the measles. now the infected student was on campus in classrooms around the city of berkeley from august 24th through the 29th when they were put into isolation. specifically berkeley public health officials say the student road the ac transit bus monday august 24th twice. >> that does not sound good. buses there are pretty small spaces, so i hope no one else gets sick. >> reporter: now public health officials say the measles can stay airborne up to two hours in a space making the risk of spread to the larger community much more likely. now there isn't much cal or berkeley officials can tell us about the student, their name, age or gender because of hippa laws or where they may have pick up the measles. >>> tonight the legionnaire's outbreak at san quentin's prison is spreading. six inmates are tre

. >> berkeley is considering raising the minimum wage to the highest level of any bay area city. plan that is a bit of a surprise to the city council members. our reporter, janet o is in the newsroom. >> what described the labor commission report as "unsolicited." berkeley is on track to increase the minimum wage through 2016 although city leaders say they have their hands full. tonight, the city council will consider the labor commission's request to continue to increase minimum wage to $19 by 2020. the commission explained that it is higher than what other cities are proposing pus it aims to help employees cover future medical costs. here is a look at where minimum wage stands right now cross the bay area. oakland and emeryville is at $9, berkeley is at $10 an hour, and in the south bay many cities offer $10.0 an hour, and in san francisco it has the highest minimum wage right new at $11.05 city officials mail thousands of lot businesses to let them necessity about the proposal and open up the discussions. some of the businesses have already voiced their opposition saying that