ben shapiro versus berkeley. berkeley says it hasn't found a proper venue for his speech.orward there may be new rules for groups. they will be asked to request space at least 8 weeks prior to major events, submit publicity materials five weeks before the event and if police think they will need extra security, the hosting organization will have to meet with school security six weeks before the event. that policy set to take effect in january. but first there would be a period of public comment and there is no shortage of that in uc-berkeley. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> president donald trump said he would never have appointed jeff sessions as attorney general had he known jeff sessions would recuse himself from overseeing the russia investigation. that's part of an interview the president gave to the new york times. he also had a warning for special counsel robert mueller who is leading an investigation into whether the trump campaign worked with russia to interfere in the 2016 election. trump said, mueller has a conflict of interest in the investigation because he intervie

c berkeley. expecting to find a rich country, he was surprised by what he encountered on the streets. seeing hundreds of people sometimes feet away from good food being thrown away. >> we can't just keep passing by this person, we need to do something. >> reporter: what he started was replate. a technology company at its core. companies can send a message where foods have left over food from meetings. a driver is dispatched and then safely packs up the gourmet meals and delivers the food to willing pantries or sometimes delivering it directly to those on the streets. in less than two years, replate has delivered close to 1 million pounds of food. to what is just the beginning, growth. the secret to its success is while food is what his drivers are carrying, empathy is what they are delivering. >> thank you. god bless you. >> reporter: and no one ever wants to see that go to waste. >> why didn't we think of this. >> such a good idea. the food sits around and you feel bad. >> exactly. opening up th

find out september 14th at ben shapiro versus berkeley. may remember the demonstrations earlier this year as conservative speakers like milo yiannopoulos and ann coulter have announced plans to make appearances on campus including this riot forcing milo yiannopoulos to cancel his event. coulter's event never happened. both were planned by the group, college republicans. if the university's new draft plan stands, groups will be asked to request space at least eight weeks prior to major events. they must submit publicity materials to an adviser at least five weeks in advance. if university police think they will need extra security, the hosting organization will have to meet with them at least six weeks in advance. this policy is set to take effect in january after some public comment, which you know could be explosive. but in the meantime that first showdown that we're look at is that shapiro versus uc- berkeley, will he be allowed to speak in it remains to be seen. live at uc-berkeley, anne makovec. >>> 5:33 right now. >> i'm on a natural

here in berkeley. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an oakland man was plotting terror attacks in the bay area. the investigation began more than a year ago when federal agents say they were tipped off about threats and linked them to a 22-year-old [ non-english language ] yesterday an fbi spokesman said, quote, it's horrific. plans that he had for the greater bay area. he was referring to conversations where amer allegedly talked about giving backpacks full of explosives to homeless people and distributing cocaine laced with rat poison at gay saturday night clubs. gay nightclubs and he opened social media accounts to distribute information about isis and exchanged bomb-making materials with undercover agents. >>> the senate is in session and an affordable care act is possible today set to include senator john mccain just diagnosed with aggressive brain cancer making a return to the capital in order to cast his vote. for more insight, let's turn to our washington insider marc sandalow. marc, run down for

shapiro is welcome on the berkeley campus. a cal alumni said no matter now controversial shapiro is he has rights. >> i don't care about his intentions. he has a right to express himself and talk. >> reporter: the college republicans are suing the university over the canceled ann coulter event saying the university violated its first amendment rights. the university asked the judge for a dismissal. in berkeley christin ayers, kpix5. >>> following two mob attacks on b.a.r.t., tomorrow we play get a better idea of what the -- may get a better idea of what the agency is doing to keep you safe. in the past two months two mobs of teen-agers attacked riders in the east bay. b.a.r.t. did not release any surveillance videos and according to an internal memo from b.a.r.t.'s assistant general manager, "releasing them could lead to racial bias." now tomorrow morning's b.a.r.t.'s police chief will answer media questions about passenger safety and security. >>> from b.a.r.t. to muni, the central subway project in san francisco has been in

. >>> uc-berkeley plans to roll out a new policy for inviting speakers. this follows riots in february after a conservative speaker was invited to campus. jessica flores tells us, the university has just canceled an event with another conservative speaker. >> reporter: fighting words from conservative speaker ben shapiro. but according to uc-berkeley officials, shapiro's views have nothing do with why cal denied the initial request to bring him to campus in september. >> we want ben shapiro to come to berkeley. >> reporter: after violence and threats of violence stopped other conservative speakers from speaking on campus, berkeley college republicans say berkeley is blocking shapiro from campus, calling the university anti-free speech. >> it's complete nonsense. this campus has hosted dozens of speakers over the years from the conservative libertarian movement. >> reporter: student affairs tells the college republicans that they can't identify an available venue for 500 people on september 14. but the emails go on to say the university wants to work with

another speaker invited to u-c berkeley. but is there space for him?what the school is saying this morning. (robin) it's starting to get a little more expensive to go to the movies. we'll show you that and more on today's hollywood minute. (robin) and here's a live look outside... toll plaza ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (robin) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... there's a bevy of big summer blockbusters-- just as the average price of movie tickets is going up. rick damigella has that story and more in the hollywood minute. (nat)movie ticket prices on the rise. variety reports tickets hit new highs in the second quarte

i hope that happensattorney harmeet dhillon represents berkeley college repulicans. she says the univeristy's history when it comes to proposed speakers like milo yianopolous and ann coulter doesn't give her a lot of confindence, but she remain optimistic this can happensot harmeet dhillon/attorney for berkeley college republicans 112-122i'd like the see the speech occur, i'd like to see the vent occur successfully, i'd like to see students with different political viewpoints have a chance to engage with this very intelligent speaker standup dan kerman/uc berkeley 124-134in terms of whats next, first the university has to inform college republicans that there is a venue, then the two sides have to meet and agree on security, an exact location and a time. so still a lot to do but again the university says it's confident this can happen . at uc berkeley, dan kerman kron 4news.151/std there are still many un- answered questions surrounding the fatal police shooting of a woman in minneapolis...who was about to get married. justine ruszczyk (rouge-chick) called 9-1-1 afte

police, reporting in berkeley, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ((steve)) tonight... we are learning new details about the man who died in a plane crash in sonoma county. 38-year-old william sachs goldman was part of a well- known philanthropic family in san francisco. his grandmother... a descendent of levi strauss.. along with his grandfather... were known to donate millions of dollars to charities nationwide. in fact, the family continues many charitable efforts today.. friends say, goldman followed in his families footsteps. he was with his two children and nanny ... on the private plane when it took off from the sonoma skypark airport ... and crashed on wednesday. investigators say, it will take more time before they know what caused the crash. here at the alameda county superior court house in oakland convicted murderer one goh was sentenced to seven consecutive life sentences for the oikos university shooting, in which 7 people lost their lives. camela seymour's mother judith was one of lives taken that dreadful daycamella seymour/mother ju

berkeley.ing hikers to walk the trails with a partner and consider carrying a stick to ward off a possible attack and to keep children and pets within close proximity. one hiker encountered the construction worker who spotted the big cat and showed him evidence of the sighting. <"he just came up to us and said i saw this mountain lion. he showed us a video of it and he said it ran up that way. i hope it's gone, it's probably gone by now."> ( terisa ) u.c. berkeley police have found the carcasses of several animals that apppear to have been mountain lion prey in the area which is at the western edge of the claremont canyon reserve. (steve) the couple whose plane crashed and bursted into flames on a freeway and survived... have been released from the hospital.(steve) 62-year-old francis pisano and 55-year-old janan pisano crashed their small plane on interstate 4-0-5 three weeks ago in orange county. the couple suffered spinal fractures. the two were the only ones on board during the crash. no ot

if you have any information, call pittsburgh police. >>> a berkeley middle schoolteacher, an activist has been charged for her role in a protest that turned violent in sacramento last year. 47-year-old evette was arrested on tuesday. yesterday, she was charged with rioting and assault with intent to commit bodily harm. it stems from a fight at the state capitol in june last year that involved white nationalist and counter protesters: three other people were also arrested. >> our time is now 5:09: a change by uc berkeley officials, they say they will allow ben shapiro to speak. at first they denied a request but the republicans to allow a former brightbart editor to speak on september 14th. but now, the officials say finding a venue to accommodate shapiro will not be a problem as long as the college republican group works with uc officials. at uc berkeley spokesperson said the school want toss show it is commit today free speech. >>> -- wants to show it is committed to free speech. >>> it is absolutely critical. it is absolutely evident we want to work with them in a collaborative fash

berkeley campus. "over this last weekend we had a triple shooting in the south campus area. our folks took two people into custody for that. those kind of events can be alarming to folks but we are responding to them and we are on them. we have seen a slight rise in crime this year." the chief says the department finished an investigation and made several arrests in a series of commercial burglaries. chief greenwood says he is focused on getting the department up to a full staffing level as soon as possible. (vicki) a fire is burning near a popular south bay winery and concert venue. it's happening right now near the mountain winery in saratoga. this fire started this afternoon around three-thirty p-m. there are many homes in the area, but none are seriously threaten by the flames neighbors were asked to shelter in place in order to keep the roadway clear and allow fire crews to enter the area. cal fire has been working to contain the fire garrod farms worker, bruce thibault is relieved this fire appears to be under control and says it's a reminder that wildfires can strike

here in berkeley.ting live, i'm jessica floressics kpix 5. >>> police are looking for a gunman who fired at a car during a road rage incident saturday night on 242 between concord and pleasant hill. the suspect was driving erratically and cut the victim off before slamming on the brakes. when they exchanged words, the suspect fired a gun at him. >> that round was meant to hit me. i have images of what if. i wasn't hurt. i can live to tell the story. but i worry, will he do this again to somebody else? and what happens the next time? >> the chp is now looking for a white mercedes cla250 with paper plates. >>> in just a few hours the wife of an alameda county deputy is back in court. she is accused of causing a deadly crash that killed a 3- year-old boy. the woman is facing up to 11 years in prison. she has pleaded not guilty. her bail is set at $3 million. the deadly crash happened on interstate 680 in san ramon. prosecutors say malihan was on drugs when the suv hit another car and the child was killed.

. >> a new entrance at the downtown berkeley station is open. jessica flores is live. >> reporter: this is the first clipper only entrance in the bart system. today this southern entrance at the berkeley downtown station opened but why is this so important? >> it's very important because it's been closed for a decade. since i've been on the board, people have been asking for it to reopen. there's been a lot of growth and people wanted another way to get into the station. >> reporter: why do a clipper card only entrance? people can't use paper tickets. >> you need a clipper entrance to go in. to come back out. you can use a paper ticket. we didn't want riders to be confused. already 68% of riders use them. they're easy and work on all of the transit systems all over the bay area. >> hopefully, this helps cut down on the fare evaders, the people who jump over the gates. >> we are trying to cut down on fare evasion. something else was did was install these glass walls higher than the previous wand >> thank you so much. and we'll have more at 6:30 a

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i hope that happensattorney harmeet dhillon represents berkeley college repulicans. she says the univeristy's history when it comes to proposed speakers like milo yianopolous and ann coulter doesn't give her a lot of confindence, but she remain optimistic this can happensot harmeet dhillon/attorney for berkeley college republicans 112-122i'd like the see the speech occur, i'd like to see the vent occur successfully, i'd like to see students with different political viewpoints have a chance to engage with this very intelligent speaker standup dan kerman/uc berkeley 124-134in terms of whats next, first the university has to inform college republicans that there is a venue, then the two sides have to meet and agree on security, an exact location and a time. so still a lot to do but again the university says it's confident this can happen . at uc berkeley, dan kerman kron 4news.151/std (mark) fishers are advised to avoid eating catfish in the north lake at san francisco's lake merced. this morning there are concerns about mercury. authorities are also warning the public

but tonight his high school are friend from berkeley high paints a different picture. bay area tom too many jensen in the bay area hills with the interview. thom. >> raj one of the allegations is that that suspect wanted to torch the berkeley hills here. it's one of many allegations against him. we talked to a friend who went to high school with him and here in berkeley and he says he still doesn't believe it and he doesn't know if he ever will. >> it's interesting to see that someone would criminalize or create a stereotype come out of the berkeley. >> ray martinez when he met amer. >> it doesn't sound like something he would do. >> it was during a soccer class. >> he was one of the first people i met at berkeley high. >> this is the boy he knew in high school playful and friendly not the person described about i a federal agent in a december court recording. >> i'm going to place a bomb in a guy club backup. >> court records go further saying alhaggagi had a goal to kill 10,000 people and targets san francisco's china town, downtown and mission street. quite the oppo

one of those reported sightings was on the uc berkeley campus. paul claim bears is in berkeley.hat sighting happened right in the middle of the day. >> reporter: that's right, frank. you know the university and this area pretty well. this is off of dwight way. police say the mountain lion was seen in this area east of the track yesterday afternoon. children are at play at the summer camp on uc berkeley's campus, the area surrounded by hills and woods. officials are warning people. they say a mountain lion was seen around noon wednesday. this video isn't of that particular lion but prior sightings. it was seen around this track in the berkeley hills. across the street are several homes where residents say wild animal sightings are just a part of everyday living. >> in certain weather conditions and stuff, a lot of stuff comes down from higher up, and we deal with it. >> i was hiking one time up at the hill, and i saw a dead bob could. >> reporter: police say there have been several sightings of dead animals in the past couple of years. residents say deer are frequently seen in th

it happened this yesterday afternoon on prince street in berkeley. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the latest on the investigation. (hermela aregawi)tonight - five year old mayalyia booker is still missing.around 3:15 this afternoon - her grandmother called police to report that her mother, 34 year old laquita davis ran off with the litle girl.police say davis has diminished capacity. tasha slaughter/neighbor:i really hope that it is that the child is found perfectly safe and unharmed and also the mother that she can get whatever help that she may need that this doesn't happen again.police say davis doesn't drive - and the evidence suggests she fled on foot. sgt andrew frankel/berkeley pd spokesman: right now it appears as though two of the three dogs that potentially that ms. davis got on bart with the little girl. so we're working with bart pd to review video and we are asking members of the community to keep their eyes peeled for ms. davis and ms. booker.until about 9 this evening, more than a half a dozen police cruisers were at the family's homewit

. >> reporter: a conservative voice may be silence once again at uc berkeley.o and the details on the latter that campus officials sent to organizers. >>> and taking a live look outside, i think it's pretty safe to say the metering lights are on. this is the bay bridge toll mr. za approach. mike has a look at the morning commute. kari has a look at our forecast. it's all coming up in just two and a half minutes watching "today in the bay." ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. we )re off to a cool start acros the bay area this >>> a very good thursday morning to you at 6:30 right now. we are off to a cool start across the bay area this morning. and then it should be a very comfortable day ahead. who wants to go out to lunch today? a live look outside. quite inviting, don't you think? >> a lot of good options. check that out. thank you for joining

obviously, because of the noise of fireworks and activities. >> reporter: amelia with berkeley animal care services says they are good evening up to receive even more animals, dogs and cats, throughout the day. for owners looking for pets, she says, visit your local shelter. not just the shelter in your city but maybe the one in the next store city, too, because animals don't know city boundaries. so they can cross over. put up flyers in your neighborhood. and check next door. that's a great resource for finding lost pets. about 35% of dogs that come into the berkeley shelter as strays are reunited with an owner but the dogs dropped off here during the 4th of july don't have tags. >> make sure in advance that your animals are licensed, they have tags and microchips so if you are separated from them, we can get you back to them. >> reporter: the shelter will give owners one week to claim their dogs. after that, they go up for adoption. in berkeley, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> a caltrans sign in napa had drivers doing a double-take. instead of seeing the typical caution ahead sign,

a group of berkeley kids have perfected that idea.found a way to have a lot of fun while doing a lot of good at the same time. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: they may have come up with original ideas to raise money for their favorite charity. they found, for example, that coconut with umbrellas sold better than lemonade. their latest scheme, though, was even more creative in every sense of the word. >> may have to go to more extreme measures for this one. >> per fefection over puntualit. how else do you explain that this birthday party is coming after his birthday. >> six months isn't very quick but if you think about what we've done. >> you'd think overall that time ollie and his sister and friend have been obsessive about perfecting and building 20 of these. computer designed 3-d printed compressed air-powered miniature marshmallow launchers. >> i think we're on schedule but we still have a lot of guns to make. >> all so ollie and a dozen friends can celebrate his belated birthday with an elaborate game of

another conservative speaker is set to speak at u-c berkeley... have more on the speaker and how the school is responding.( tiffany @ flash ) plus... a riot breaks out at a popular park in san francisco. i will show you the video and tell you what led to the altercation.( anny ) and i'm tracking your bay area forecast... . (mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. an accident on sb 680 at crow canyon (anny hong): little change expected across the region today into thursday with temperatures near seasonal averages and areas of night and morning coastal/valley clouds. a warming trend is then expected late in the week with hot conditions again likely for inland areas away from the coast this weekend. conditions then cool back to near average early next week as high pressure over the region weakens. ( darya ) a police officer and a skate boarder are in the hospital this morning after a mob incident at san francisco's dolores park.( mark )

will be at the berkeley marina throughout the day. access will be cut off at about 6:00 this afternoon. will be restricted or the half- hour fireworks show. it is expected to and at 10:05 tonight. you see a giant slide. chip and i have been talking all morning long not trying to get on the slide. unfortunate, they said that we are too big to go on a right now. but that does not mean that you cannot come down here to the berkeley marina and enjoy a day of fun. there will be fireworks tonight at there will be fireworks tonight at 9:35 pm. >> i like the effort. happy fourth to you. >> going to see rob malcolm live about what you need to know if you want to go to that fireworks show. >> reporter: happy fourth of july to everyone back in the studio. we have been appear 39 since 5:00 this morning. a little bit of fog. the fog did burn off. is expected to return. the crowds behind us. lots of tours, but plenty of locals as well, the show will go on. 20 people here cannot wait for the show to start. the san francisco waterfront bustling with

campus. >> reporter: children are at play at the summer camp on uc berkeley's campus.rrounded by hills and woods and creatures like this. university police are warning people in the area, they say around noon on wednesday a mountain lion was scene. this video isn't of that particular animal but ones like it that have been seen in and around the bay area. >> i'm worried about people. it could be dangerous. >> reporter: as of now, police have not reported any incidents involving that mountain lion which was seen around this track in the berkeley hills. across the street are several homes where residents say wild animal sightings are just a part of everyday living. >> in certain weather conditions and stuff, a lot comes from higher up and we deal with it. >> i was hiking one time here up in the hills and i saw a dead bobcat. >> reporter: police say there have been several sightings of dead animals and mountain lions in the area above cal's campus in the past couple years. residents say deer are frequently seen in the area which is a major food source for mountain lions. w

high school where he himself graduated in 2013, uc berkeley, along with the mission and castro districts in san francisco.an attorney read what they say are al haggagi's own words aloud in the courtroom sot: : "i live close to san francisco, that's like the gay capital of the world. i'm gonna handle them right lol. i'm gonna place a bomb in a gay club. by god, i'm going to tear up the city.then quote, "the whole bay area is going to be up in flames.al haggagi grew up in the east bay and most recently lived in west oakland. his uncle says the charges don't reflect al haggai's charitable good nature.sot: hashem awnallah, uncle// "he delivered food to community members that are in need and specifically the homeless and west berkeley. i would characterize his mother as the mother theresa of oakland the amount of food she cooks for charity." (pam) video of a man seen attacking a woman on international boulevard... is being passed around to warn shop owners and residents. the incident happened last thursday, at the corner of 40th avenue in the city's fruitvale district. the disturbing random a

thousands of people came to berkeley to enjoy the kites. fish and ocean animals. popular this year. the festival provided kite making and kite flying lessons. it was free to the public and those are bigger kites than i ever flew in my entire life. >>> nice wind out there. some warmer temperatures especially by tuesday. right now the wind speeds 20 to 30 miles an hour. closer to san francisco. another breezy evening with patchy low clouds and winds reaching inland. taking an edge off the heat for one more day. still low 90s around concord. 70s around palo alto. low 60s around half-moon bay. it may not feel like it outside but most places running a few degrees warmer than the same time. this pattern will repeat tomorrow and as we get into tuesday and wednesday the hottest days of the next seven. 65 in san francisco. notice low clouds go away. even plans tonight. still dominated by the sea breeze. you're going to begin to notice the heat start to pick up as the green air gets compressed a little bit lower as high pressure builds. closer to 90

>>> berkeley's ambitious plan. the mayor joins us like to talk about the record investment in boneless efforts.>>> in a matter of two hours, to lives were lost on i-80 in san pablo. the chp responded a separate crashes just about a mile apart. one of the drivers took off from the scene. welcome to the four onto. >> deadly collisions happen on the same stretch of i-80 and right now the chp is searching for the driver of a semi truck who struck a motorcyclist. >> were joined live from the chp's oakland office. henry, we understand there are cameras on i-80. did they capture the truck involved in that hit-and-run? >> reporter: unfortunately, no. there are cameras along i-80 but mostly on the eastbound section and these happen in the westbound direction. these cameras were designed to catch freeway shooters but, they say that deadly crashes another example of why more cameras should be installed. >> the chp is investigating two deadly crashes on i-80 in san pablo. the early morning crashes happen within two hours of ea

berkeley p. d. launched a search calling in a search dog from alameda >> translator: our heart goes out to any child in a situation like that. we want to make sure the child is where it belongs and is taken care of and that no one is harmed. >> reporter: police believe the pair may be in oakland. they also say davis has taken her daughter once before and brought the little girl back. berkeley p. d. says the police department all over the bay area are on the look out for book reporter and dafrs. also working with b.a.r.t. p. d. hoping to find video to tell them where they went which train they got on if they got on one at the ashby b.a.r.t. station. nbc bay area news. >> thank you for the jupt. >> we've been posting updates of the search across our digital platform since the story broke during the 6:00 newscasts. follow us on social media for breaking and dwechlg news throughout the day. >>> now to other top story, the heat returns. get ready fore a swelterring weekend take a live look right now at t

berkeley police responded i mean within minutes."olice say no one was hurt but two homes on burnette were struck by bullets narrowly missing one person inside.sot: neighbor// "it really shook up the block though i can tell you that." a neighbor who's lived here for more than forty years says crime has gone up with several shootings by the park in the last two years and wants the city to step up security.sot: neighbor// "it would be nice if we could have the parks and recreation department willing to meet with us to see if we have any concerns or make us feel safe for everyone who uses the park you know." police are now asking for home owners in the neighborhood to submit surveillence video to help in their search for those responsible. in gilroy... the third and final day of the annual garlic festival was a big hit, every year, visitors consume more than two tons of garlic from gilroy's own chrisopther ranch. the festival draws about 100-thousand people. it's a chance for food lovers to get close to the chef's who make the food... an

live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) north korea has launched its second ballistic missile this month... the pentagon confirming that earlier today... now, global security officials say, this is raising concerns that the reclusive nation... is on the verge of developing a long- range weapon. and if the reports of the missile's maximum altitude and flight time are correct, it may have been able to reach the bay area... los angeles, denver and chicago. u-s officials say, while north korea can currently get a missile "off the ground," there are still a lot of undetermined variables about guidance, re-entry and the ability to hit a specific target. (pam) president donald trump announced a major west wing shakeup friday evening... signaling a change in direction for the administration... this comes on the heels of a major legislative failure ... with the senate's inability to approve an obamacare repeal... as well as some very public feuding among top white house aides. reporter emily schmidt is in washington with the l

in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) happening now...makers are deciding the fate of a landmark climate law. the decision on a vote tonight could give another decade of life to the expiring cap-and-trade program. this comes as california looks to be a model for reducing carbon emissions... at a time when president trump is pulling out of the paris climate agreement. governor jerry brown says the legislation is essential for the survival of civilization. the program puts a price on carbon to create an incentive for polluters to reduce their emissions and save money. (vicki) search efforts continue in arizona tonight...after flash flooding killed at least ten people and left one person missing. heavy rains triggered the saturday flood - sending a river of mud, logs, and rocks roaring down onto a family enjoying a local swimming hole. the sheriff's department says the victims included six children between the ages of two and 13. and four adults. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for much of arizona through this eve

berkeley police chief wanted community feed back and tonight he got it. dozens of berkeley residents came to ask the police chief tough questions ranging from use of force to racial profiling but many questions were about this. berkeley has been rocked by violent protests by extremeliests -- extremists. >> this is the disruption of our community by people who come from the outside. >> reporter: she told us berkeley has become a bandal ground. >> -- battle ground. >> we hear the helicopters. >> reporter: she said police have a plan for when the next protest happens. >> in the future there will be a lot more police officers. >> reporter: he said there are other changes in the department. trains on race relations. >> meant to address our -- the -- the tough issues. >> reporter: officers could be wearing body cameras by the end of the year and there are efforts to aggressively recruit new officers. tonight's meeting was the first of four meetings like it this summer. there will be two more in august and another in september. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> this y

as you mentioned uc berkeley did send a letter to the berkeley college republicans who were organizing why they would be unable to accommodate shapiro. now they're saying they would not be able to accommodate him on the proposed date, thursday, september 14, at 7:00 p.m. because the organize are saying they would need space for about 500 people so they wouldn't be able to accommodate it. they he are offering other venues on campus which would require rental fees but that would have to be booked a long time in advance so there's no guarantee there. they are requiring security assessment by campus police prior to the venue change they're offering to meet up with groups as early as next week. i did get a chance to look at ben shapiro's twitter. he said he planned to come to berkeley one way or another. we're live at uc berkeley, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. >>> we have some developing news to get to out of washington, d.c., this morning. trump makinging bold statements in an interview with t"the new york times." >> he warned special counsel robert mue

and my brother was an artist who went to uc berkeley. he worked with wood. >> did they bring him in for questioning? >> the following week, they came back to interview him, and my brother was never terribly open about how the interview went. he was a little embarrassed by this episode, but quickly they ruled him out as a suspect. >> the following year, in 1987, robert moves into this house in a quiet berkeley neighborhood, where he can live by himself, surrounded by all his weapons. >> did he have friends? >> well, you know, again, as an artist, you could call him a starving artist. a lot of his friends were on the edge, too, financially. they were just unique people, the type of people that make life interesting. >> his neighbors recall the first time robert has them over for dinner. what was your reaction? >> i was in shock because it was these beautiful wood walls, but floor to ceiling axes, knives. >> cannons. >> cannons. >> guns. >> oh, my. >> yeah, and so after we got in and the door closed, i kind of felt like we were never coming

reporting live in berkeley, lydia pantazes, kron4 news. (darya) thanks lydia.we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) happening right now - attorney general jeff sessions is flying to el salvador to talk about gang violence. he's leaving the u-s with his future as the nation's top prosecutor still in doubt. sessions left early this morning after a week of public scorn from president trump about his job performance. president trump called sessions "beleaguered" and "very weak." he said he never would have hired him if he had known he would recuse himself from the russia investigation. in el salvador, the attorney general will meet local law enforcement officials and former ms-13 gang members and tour a prison. (mark) an international drug smuggling plot is uncovered in the north bay. nearly 600 hundred pounds of methamphetamine were seized at a santa rosa warehouse by australian and u-s federal agents. here are pictures of the drugs confiscated which have a street value of over 200 million dollars. investigators say the scheme involved one s

berkeley campus. andrew greenwood berkeley policeover this last weekend we had a triple shooting in the south campus area. our folks took two people into custody for that. those kind of events can be alarming to folks but we are responding to them and we are on them. we have seen a slight rise in crime this year. we report every six months to the city council and in september we will report to the council. we are seeing a rise in reported rapes and a slight rise in robberies..>( james ) the chief says the department finished an investigation and made several arrests in a series of commercial burglaries. chief greenwood says he is focused on getting the department up to a full staffing level as soon as possible. ( tiffany ) state lawmakers vote to extend the state's landmark law to combat climate change. california's cap-and-trade program will survive through 2030. the program caps carbon emissions and requires polluters to obtain permits for each ton of carbon they release. california's program