berkeley. classes start wednesday.. >> i like how everyone is really passion in the and driven and i feel like that will push me to work hard. and i still want to have fun and still have the college experience. >> reporter: that experience and freedom come with living away from home for the first time. the students plan to attend parties. experts say inexperiences with alcohol and drugs combined with the anxiety of starting a new chapter of their lives can lead students, particularly young women, vulnerable to sexual violence. the students say they have a new awareness. >> there are so many resources here, which is part of the reason i really like berkeley because they have so many things that you can do and so many people that are really there to help you. >> reporter: students say during orientation this week, they have learned that cal offers confidential support and services to survivors of sexual violence, through its care centers, they have also learned safety tips. >> and don't leave your drinks alone, stay with

this event was held in berkeley. the group held four other events at the same time in l.a., fresno, san diego and san bernardino. >> we're part of a growing movement that in 2020 is going to bring back $10 million every year to schools and communities without increasing taxes on homeowners, renters and small businesses. >> they say this will be the first initiative to qualify for the ballot in 40 years since prop 13 passed. >>> a new chance to live and thrive. >> scared, don't be scared, it's okay. >> what a south bay animal shelter is doing tonight to get feril cats off the street. >> do you paypal? is it safe? "7 on your side's" michael finney has what you can do to protect your information. >>> and this landmark ampex sign is being dismantled tonight. how you can get your hands on one of the letters. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, it was cool by august standards again, but a rebound is coming. i'll show you the temperature trend coming up. >>> plus, millions and millions of tons of magma discovered underneat

. >>> 20 people face charges for getting out of control at a rally in berkeley. this is the aftermath of the rally on the right, and arrests on the left. it's unclear who's responsible for smashing up 20 city of berkeley vehicles. >> reporter: half a dozen loud explosions echoing through the streets of berkeley near mlk park, where about 15 people with trump banners and american flags held an antimarxism reality. >> i'm here to stand up for america and against the markists. >> for months on end, white supremecists and fascists have been targeting berkeley. we are here to say racism doesn't belong in our community. >> reporter: the group marched toward mlk park but was stopped by police officers in riot gear. a handful of counterprotesters clashed with the supporters, and while there was peaceful dialogue between the two sides, most of the interactions were screaming and shoving matches. >> cities like berkeley and portland, having pro-american people coming in and they are being called white supremecists and violent names just for supporting america. >> reporter:

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. >>> it is all back-to-school time at uc berkeley. incoming freshman begin orientation today. amber lee talked with some of them about their hopes for the future during move-in day. >> reporter: two young men. one from modesto followed by one from toronto canada meet for the first time on this move in day for uc berkeley students. they 10-year-olds are forging a friendship as they venture into college life as young adults. >> we are here. we made it somewhere.

police department. in berkeley, charles clifford kron 4 news. coming up at eight.. hundreds of people rally outside a condo project accusing the builder of human trafficking... plus. chilling new video shows the accused florida shooter hours after 17 people were killed. what he told police made him do it. and next... toxic chemicals found in common school supplies. the products parents should be aware of. 8, it is already time to start thinking about getting kids ready to go back to school! and that ofcourse includes purchasing all those necessary school supplies..(ken) this week a non-profit released its results of toxic chemicals found in common school supplies.which included markers kron 4's justine waldman has details on the products... and what parents can do to buy safe school supplies. (justine) the group has testing products for chemicals for 30 years. but this was the first time it tested school supplies. and found the results to be alarming. laura deehan / calpirg inside this box of colorful kids crayons is one with a dangerous toxic c

you can even see berkeley city workers are taking down the portable barriers.earlier today, this was the scene of tense clashes between ultra conservatives and counter protesters. this is some of the aftermath of the protest. at some point during the chaos, 20 vehicles parked along berkeley way had their windows broken out and windshields smashed. one of the cars was even set on fire. half a dozen loud explosions from fireworks or smoke bombs echoed through the streets of berkeley near martin luther king park where about 15 people with trump banners and american flags held an anti-marxism rally. >> i'm here to stand up for america and stand up against the marxist in this country who are trying to undermine our country from within. >> for many months on end, white supremacists have been targeting berkeley, and we're here to say racism doesn't belong in our communities. >> reporter: they marched toward mlk park but were stopped a block away by a wall of police officers clad in riot gear. a handful of counter protesters made their way into the plaza and clashed wi

berkeley, tha you very much. and kate maxwell from the "mendocino voice," we appreciate you both joining . >>> th november, california voters will decide the fate of 11 ballot easures. one of them, proposition 10, could vastly expand rent contr by letting cities cap the rent on any residential property, ones. proponents argue that the measure's needed to address the state's housing shortage and high cost of living. oppones claim prop 10 would discourage new development, lead to more evictions, and take rental units ohe market. joining me now with analysis are kqed politics and government reporter guy marsarotti. tenant right attorney, overseas tobner who supports proposition 10. and debra carlton, senior vice president of the californirt ant association who opposes the measure. thanks for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> let's start, i want you to sort of lay out what would proposition 10 do, and as importantly not do? >> let's start i think if proposition 10 passes it wouldn't put rent contr

that is when the kidnapping victim's friend contacted berkeley police. officer white says bpd investigators developed leads pointing to stanislaus county. this is video of traffic stop of the suspect vehiclesotinvestigators say this case is like other crimes involving the local victim connecting with the out -of-state- suspects online then arranging to buy or exchange merchandise in cities on the west coastsotin berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news coming up at eig

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, kpix5's da lin with the audio from this encounter. >> reporter: this berkeley badly. eved >> it was completely inappropriatd off e mark i'm ly sor >> reporter: ben bartlett is apologizing for his interaction with berkeley officer stephanie cole. last month officer cole pulled him over for reportedly running a red light. the city gave us audio the officer recorded during the traffic stop. >> hi there. >> hey. >> so that was a red light. >> i'm super sorry. >> obviously not safe at all. >> i know. i was late. i'm ben bartlett, city council person. there's a meeting now with a person retiring. i was rushing to get ther you have your driver's license with you? >> reporter: but councilman bartlett left his wallet home, so no license. he also couldn't find his insurance paperwork. >> can i come to the station and do this later? >> no, no. i understand you are who you are, but we still have a -- >> we're voting on your contract right now. >> i know. >> i took a big stand to get you a raise. >> i appreciate that. >> i took that stand against my district and what they yesterda

and, in fact, president kennedy had been -- had been at berkeley, had been at berkeley months beforeand had spoken there and in his speech he said, which was accurate that there are as many nobel prize winners of this institution at berkeley than have been produced by nearest rival the soviet union. so they worked on a lot of different issues on -- let's see a lot of work which is beyond my grasp. [laughter] >> but people who did work on physics which were -- which was related to the manhattan project. there was one interesting story , i was really honored that rose wrote the forward to the book. and the doctors and georgie and they were talking about what he was working on. she assumed when they were talking about muscles that they were talking about marine life. she kept talking about the muscles into muscles. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] a panel of writers talk about writing historical fiction. his political novel the hellfire club. join us for book tv live coverage of the 18th annual coverage. saturday starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern.

that is when the kidnapping victim's friend contacted berkeley police.ys bpd investigators developed leads pointing to stanislaus video of traffic stop of the suspect vehiclesot investigators say this case is like other crimes involving the local victim connecting with the out -of-state- suspects online then arranging to buy or exchange merchandise in cities on the west coastsotin berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) new tonight at ten: top immigration offici

it happened at saturday afternoon at san pablo park in south berkeley. allie rasmus is they are at berkeley police headquarters with some new information you have learned about this investigation and the victims. >> yes. berkeley police spent the weekend talking to witnesses who were there when shooting happened on saturday at san pablo park. there were quite a few witnesses and people there. police estimate anywhere from 100 to 200 people were at the park going about their business when the gunfire rang out. according to witness accounts some people in a vehicle pulled up to the park saturday evening and got out of the vehicle and started firing and shooting at a group of men also at the park in their 20s. police say that group returned fire. other park goers and innocent bystanders had to dock for cover as bullets went flying. three people were struck. a 25- year-old man was shot multiple times in the mid section. he is still in the hospital in critical condition. two bystanders in a separate barbecue area of the park were also struck by the bullets. a

that is when the kidnapping victim's friend contacted berkeley police. officer white says bpd investigators developed leads pointing to stanislaus county. this is video of traffic stop of the suspect vehiclesotinvestigators say this case is like other crimes involving the local victim connecting with the out -of-state- suspects online then arranging to buy or exchange merchandise in cities on the west coastsotin berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) the fath

jeffrey with the humane berkeley humane is out here with?this is carrie underwoof, one of our famous celebrities here today. we'll have over 200 animals available for adoption between berkeley humane and the 20 rescue groups participating right here at our facility. >> that is amazing. and the thing is, nbc bay area, we've been taking part. this is our fourth year of teaming up with local shelters to adopt out animals. we adopted out over 5,000 last year in the bay area. what a great thing. >> such a great thing. we can't thank nbc enough especially this time of year. summer is a very busy time for shelters. with the fires in mendocino and the carr fire, many of those animals came here for adoption, as well. we're hoping people come down and turn out and adopt today. >> make a difference in these animals' lives. yours, as well. exactly. we've even got some support out here. people who adopted animals in years past come out to maybe add another addition. >> why not. we encourage that with kittens, as well. why have one when you can have two.

each in berkeley, we -- even in berkeley, we lost about 3,0 single-family ownehomes because owners said i'm not going to work under this system. if prop 10 passes and turns it back to the city, i think we'll ly see it again. we're already seeing owners getting out of the market. this will be worse. >> is vacancyhi controlled was mentioned, the ability to essentially hold the price when somebody movout, is that the biggest fear, would you say? >> that's certainly a big concern forus. that's a line for us. vacancy decontrol means that an owner maybe had a tenant ie pl for historically long time. so they may be below the in san francisco, you can't raise your rents, but 60% of the consumer -- can't raise the rents above 60% of the index. they couldamove it to theet or whatever the market will bear. >> it seems like you're saying the same b thing on opposite sides. that you feel like this wouldlp enants and deborah's saying this could hurt them. how do you -- what do you see as the benefit ofnt control? >> regarding this notion that we'll see ereme represent control, that's just not true an

still ahead on berkeley. why they're targeting online retail giant amazon. >>> also coming up, it's becoming one of the most popular events in the south bay, the sights and sounds but unfortunately not the taste of the festival of india. gathered , with a message for amazon. they want the online retail >>>s coulds of animal rights activists gathered at uc berkeley with a message for amazon. they want the online retail giant to stop selling products they say are linked to animal cruelty. they accuse animal of selling meat and eggs from factory farms that apews animals on a daily basis and many products promoted as humane are not. the group launched a website that highlights the issue. >> one-click cruelty can direct people to our website to show you about all the cruel products amazon is selling, including fur, even though that's been banned in berkeley and san francisco, veal, and eggs that are coming from factory farms like petaluma farms. >> we reached out to amazon for a response but so far have not heard

this is some of the after math of the protest. 20 city of berkeley vehicles parked along berkeley way had their windows broken out and windshield smashed. one of the cars was even set on fire. half a dozen loud explosions from fireworks or smoke bombs echo through the streets of berkeley near martin luther king where about 15 people with trump banners and american flags held an anti-marks ichl rally. hundreds of protestors gatheredk park. >> they've been targeting berkeley and we're here to say that racism doesn't belong in our communities. >> reporter: the group marched toward mlk park but was stopped a block away. a handful of counter protesters made their way with the trump supporters. and while there was some peaceful dialogue between the two sides, most of the interactions were scream and shoving matches. >> cities like berkeley, portland, they're being called nazis, white supremacist just for supporting america. >> reporter: this is the second year amber has organized this say no to marxism rally. >> we have a gay black man and -- i don't think we're nazis, i think that's pretty

but it riled up everybody. >> i came to berkeley. i was a high school student and i saw the protest there and i told my parents i said i'm going to berkeley. >> obviously i'm not making any attempt to hide from people the fact that i handed out leaflets. i'm proud of the fact. >> it was explosive because all of these political things were happening. the civil rights movement was happening and they suddenly said you can't set up tables and you can't leaflet and you can't have rallies. and that's what started the free speech movement. >> you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels. >> i can still hear his voice saying that speech. >> you were standing there? >> yeah of course. i have it memorized. >> what i propose that we do is to march right now to occupy the chancellor's office. >> some said it was bound to happen sooner or later the uc berkeley administration actually out activated the activists closing off the administration building amid a rumor of an impending student take over. >> by 1946 the free speech pr

thousands of dollars worth of damage caused during a protest in berkeley... now police are looking for the vandals... and they want your help ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. <> (grant) police in berkeley are looking for the vandals who caused thousands of dollars in damage during a protest on sunday. on that day, police arrested more than a dozen people for vandalism, possession of banned weapons and throwing fireworks. they are now asking for the public's help to identify more possible suspects. kron 4's charles clifford reports. around noon this past sunday, a group of people dressed in black and wearing masks vandalized city of berkeley vehicles in a parking lot along berkeley way. in all 21 cars were damaged. the vandals smashed windows and tried to light a fire inside one suv. the flames were quickly extinguished by berkeley fire fighters.a short time later, several people dressed in black and w

but areas like berkeley toward richmond. still under partly cloudy skies.he on shore bridge ten miles per hour and gusting to 20. and san jose reporting a west breeze, so this is good for fire danger, right now we have 63 degrees in santa rosa that is a cool one for you there. 65 in napa, close to the bay. 66 in hayward and 57 on the west edge of san francisco where we remain mostly cloudy. here is a look at the average temperatures and where we will be for today. five degrees below the seasonal norm, a mild one out there for many. 82 is the afternoon high and 65 in danville and south bay locations 80 degrees. and 71 by the water in santa cruz. 76 in redwood city and 63 for san francisco. here is a look at your extended forecast. temperatures are continuing to cool especially inland aon the coast and -- on the coast and around the bay and the inland communities cooling off tuesday and wednesday, even into your weekend. 60s that coast and 80s expect inland. >>> a black bear is getting a second chance at life thanks to veterinarians with the department of fis

gunfire wounded three people. >> crime reporter henry lee is in berkeley tonight. you spoke to the father of one of the victims. it's incredible that no one here was killed. >> reporter: the father told me he did not know his son was targeted here at san pablo park. the shooting happened next to this playground just about this time over the weekend and police say it could have been worse. >> i heard a pop and then i kept hearing pop, pop, pop. i looked and i saw flames and ducked. >> reporter: francesca jones says she never got a look at who fired near san pablo park because she hit the ground and scrambled for cover. >> i felt like whoever was shooting was going to make sure they were shooting to hit somebody. because they kept on shooting. they just kept on shooting. >> parents were on top of their children. they were grabbing the children. they were scattering in all different directions. people were in utter chaos. >> reporter: the drive-by shooting happened at 5:30 saturday afternoon. there were up to 200 people outside including kids at birthday parties. >> t

berkeley. the building is near shattack >>> you can call them dorms on demand. a new set of stackable apartments went up in just days a few blocks from uc berkeley. don ford went down to check them out. >> reporter: just how long does it take to raise a four-story apartment complex in berkeley? >> prefabricated buildings from china. probably four days. >> reporter: much larger than a traditional shipping container. stacked together like leg goes. each one a completed 310 square foot studio apartment. finished with cabinets. a small kitchen and of course a large screen tv. >> it is a structural steel box. everything is built within the box. >> reporter: once assembled the building is connected to utilities. the time savings is tremendous. >> this employs a technology that does not exist in the united states now. which is all still unibody construction. >> reporter: 22 units. there is a catch. >> we decided to call this a research and development project. >> reporter: translation, not going to make the expected profit. when completed the entire building is being l

natsalong berkeley way on thursday, most of the damaged city vehilces had been repaired but tax paying neighbors like, julie mikkelsen , are left wondering why it was necessary to attack public property.sotit's very dangerous and im worried that people will get hurt. it's bad enough with the physical damage but people could get hurt. i wish they could find a better way to make their points.kron 4 did reach out to the berkeley police department on thursday but they declined to be interviewed for this story. (pam) coming up in a live report: new data says - twenty percent of people looking for a home in the bay area cannot afford one ... nonetheless realtors say, people should still buy.. details ahead in a story that is details ahead in still buy.. people should this story.interviewed for declined to be thursday but they department on berkeley police out to the kron 4 did reach out to the department on thursday but they declined to be inteie story. (pam) coming up in a live report: new data says - twenty percent of people looking for a home in the bay area cannot afford one ... nonethel

the search continues for a berkeley law student... off a cliff while visiting a park in oregon. news of the tragedy is hitting students and faculty hard. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down a steep embankmentsotthe spokesperson for berkeley school of law michael bazeley sot

putting to berkeley police those arrested. protests in their possession. such as metal pipes baseball bats and knives earlier this week two groups of ultra right activists announced plans to protest at berkeley park response up to four hundred counter protesters gathered at eleven am and marched along streets downtown apparently heading towards the site of the proposed rally some of the marchers were dressed in black the typical uniform of anti farm activists in two thousand and seventeen berkeley experienced similar protests which led to violent clashes. the canadian government has acknowledged a disturbing practice dating back to the postwar period when single mothers were forced to give up their babies the children were then given to married couples in a bid to promote traditional families some women were even tricked into giving up their children we spoke to one of the victims. as soon as they found out i was pregnant they mark my records b.f.a. baby for adoption. i was a fifteen year old girl pregnant i was pregnant from a sexual assault. and. there w

the chp identifies that driver is a 56-year-old man of berkeley.ers say he was driving drunk and had been deviously convicted of three duis in previous years. he was driving on a suspended license. a he took my son's whole future. he took everything from us. i am mad. i am hurt. >> you hear about these stories on the news. i have prayed. i never thought i would be here going through this. >> i can't wait to see you after college. >> mom read from the card that she had given to him in june. >> reporter: he was eyeing a career as a probation officer. >> we were talking about when are we going to go shopping. let's get everything ready for dorm life >> reporter: the dui suspect is being held with no jail additional bail. he has charges including murder and felony dui. >> they need stricter laws when it comes to these people with duis. they need more highway patrol on the weekends. something. i don't want any other family to go through this. our family is shattered. completely shattered.>> reporter: he was just days from leaving for college when he was

i don't have any information that it is somehow specific to berkeley. i think this could have happened anywhere. >> reporter: all five are being held without bond because of a torture allegation. in berkeley with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there are road signs that point out road repair projects are paid fory gns read, your ta dollars at work. they have been popping up all over the state since lawmakers approved a $.12 a gallon tax last year. newly elected republican state senator ling chang once caltrans to take down the signs, calling it an attempt to sway public opinion on an upcoming ballot measure to repeal the gas tax. taxpayer advocates agree, they will caltrans to reimburse the people of california. >> i think this is one thing the taxpayers look at and say instead of spending my taxpayer dollars on these fancy signs tell me how to vote why don't you fill more potholes? in a way i think what caltrans is doing will backfire on the opponents. >> caltrans it said they have been using signs like these since the 1920s and say the signs alert drivers of onc

and berkeley police are working to try and prevent violence at the rally . this is video from last year's protests. this year the rally at martin luther king jr. vic center park, is being held by amber gwen cummings. cummings held a "no to marxism" rally in the same park one year ago, in which a man was beaten to the ground. police are working to prevent that type of violence again this year by prohibiting items that can be used as weapons. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... people in one east bay community are outraged by the action of a local cemetery. we'll explain. ( marty )plus... a man is in jail this morning accused of starting a grass fire. we'll take a look at the damage... after the break. ( marty )and... wells fargo bank is in hot water again... as hundreds of customers lost their homes due to a computer glitch. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the wat

. >>> 20 people face charges today for getting out of control at an old right rally in berkeley. you can see the aftermath on the right and the arrests on the left. still unclear who is responsible for smashing up 20 vehicles. >> reporter: half a dozen allows -- loud explosions from fireworks echoed through the streets where about 15 people with trump banners and american flags held a anti-marxist rally. >> i am standing up for america and against the marxists in this country. >> hundreds of counter protesters gathered. >> for many months on and white supremacist and fascists have been targeting berkeley and we are here to say that racism does not belong in our communities here >> they then marched towards mlp -- mlk park, but was stopped by police officers in riot gear. a handful of counter protesters made their way into the plaza and clashed with the trump supporters.>> while there was some peaceful dialogue between the two sides most of the interactions were screaming and shoving matches.>> cities like berkeley and portland are having pro-american people come in and they are b

three berkeley police investigating a shooting outside the restaurant at the berkeley marina. it happened in the parking lot near the hannah japan restaurant and bought 9:00 last night. terrified customers ducked under tables detectives found shell casings in the parking lot but did not find anyone with a gunshot wound. local news site, berkeley side, is reporting a man was pulled from the water and taken to the hospital with a separate injury. we don't know if this person was involved in the shooting were was an innocent bystander. the investigation continues. >>> the man charged with murdering police officer will return to court on monday. that is when the public defender's office will decide whether it will represent marco estrada who is accused of killing hayward police sergeant scott longer in 2015. yesterday estrada fired his lead attorney in court. the district attorney's office announced d8 nancy o'malley is seeking the death penalty against estrada. this is a rare move for o'malley. it is only the second time she has sought the death penalty estrada's trial is expecte

julian perez says the political activism berkeley is known for motivated him to choose cal. the deep roots with protests or how open we are to these things and all these difficult topics. down the hallway cassandra finance -- fernandez of gilroy is moving in with the help of her mother. the incoming freshman plans to major in molecular biology and right for the daily californian. >> i want to become an obstetrician and eventually work in third world countries and be a doctor. >> reporter: this is the first time cassandra has lived away from home. >> she knows never to walk alone. we talked about safety. she is pretty smart. she knows how to look at her surroundings. >> reporter: for sanders optimism is coupled with idealism. it is important to be happy and help others. that's all i want to do. wherever the road takes me i will go. >> reporter: orientation starts at 9 am. students tell me they are anxious to get started. the first day of classes is scheduled for august 22. uc berkeley, amberley, ktvu fox2 news . >>> there reports company is moving out of the bay area. the par

you'd think if someone didn't get into berkeley, their life is destroyed. i mean i feel completely inadequate on that regents. i sure as hell never got into berkeley. i didn't even waste my time trying. you can make a life without getting a uc degree, make a life without getting a degree, period. i think democrats need to be a little bit more respectful of folks that may not think like you and me and so i think this is on us, not just them. >> while he's no fan of president trump he doesn't want to create unnecessary fights. >> donald trump attacks the values and the people of this state. i'm going to have the back of folks and i'm going to fight like mad, but i'm not waking up every day considering which version of a crowbar i can put into the spokes of his wheel. >> he said the president has talked about plans that could actually be good for california. >> i'd like to be able to work with him on apprenticeships. he came out with a lot of interesting ideas on apprenticeships when he was running, haven't heard from them since. he had a lot of good ideas on

. >> police arrested 20 people during clashes of protesters at berkeley yesterday. much larger group of counter-protesters gathered and several screaming and shoving matches broke out as the members of the two groups came together. three people suffered minor injuries. >>> a knife wielding man cerecovering in the -- is recovering in the hospital he was waving knives on market street. officers attempted to negotiate but the man made a move toward them. no word on his condition. >>> investigators are calling a house fire suspicious. 15-year-old twin siste the twina text at 2:00 a.m. just before the fire started saying she was really scared. police say they have opened up a criminal investigation. >>> new sanctions on iran talking affect today -- taking affect today. european allies opposed the sanctions and last week the president offered to meet with iran's president. >>> president trump is also changing the official story about a trump tower meeting between his campaign team and the russian lawyer. now admitting his son was there to gather dirt on hillary clinton .

these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down a steep embankmentsotthe spokesperson for berkeley sotlewinstein was entering his second year at the law school. he was also scheduled to return next week as an intern here at berkeley's east bay community law centersot

four hours later the 26 berkeley mother was found dead at the dublin b.a.r.t. station. the coroner ruled out foul play. her death could be drug related. st. louis only had a b.a.r.t. pass at the time and skinner also wants to make sure inmates get more assistance to get home safely. now the spokeswoman for the alameda county sheriff's office says they've offered to meet with the senator to work on solutions but that, quote, this unfortunate death is about mental health, addiction, and the tremendous amount of drugs in our communities. the proposal to ban night releases for women is illegal and discriminatory. now, here's what we know about the agenda for tonight. we're told we're hear first from st. louis' mother followed by senator skinner then the group will walk to the dublin b.a.r.t. station. that's anywhere from a mile to two miles away from here. that is where, of course, she was found dead. tonight, there will be a moment of silence followed by prayer services. again, all this set to start about 9:00 tonight. for now, live in dublin, nbc bay area news. >> we'll c

in fact, president kennedy had been at berkeley a month before him had spoken there is in his speech, which was accurate but there are are as many nobel prize winners at this institution at berkeley didn't have been produced by the nearest rival soviet union. so they worked on a lot of different issues on, but see, a lot of work which was beyond my grasp. but people who work on physics, which was related to the manhattan project. one interesting story and i was very honored that rose staggering growth the forward to the book and she was not the dinner. she was sitting next to a scientist. doctors send georgie. they were talking about what he was working on. she had known that he had lived in woods hole, which is a great oceanographic center. she assumed when is talking about muscles that he was talking about marine life. she kept talking about the muscles. finally he had to tell whether he was talking about muscles. the [laughter] [applause] thank you. ..

. >> several tall trees are coming down in berkeley. officials say it's a matter of safety. >> live breaking news are. >>> right away that, breaking news is this. take a look at your screen. a deadly crash in heyward tied up traffic on the san mateo bridge for eight miles. >> there is a live look are from our news camera. the long line of vehicles on the left side of your screen shows the issue, the traffic headed stupetches all the way across the bridge back flow foster city. >> we should point out this accident itself is just past is the toll plaza on the heyward side. a big rig and box truck collided and that truck flipped. we'll have another update for you in about 15 minutes. >>> let's show you the traffic map. you can see the red line there showing you the track backup nearly back to foster city on the left side of your screen. we understand the backup time it's taking to cross this is somewhere around 90 minutes. >> and, of course, once again, about eight miles in that long line continues to stretch just about 30 minutes ago, it

these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down a steep embankmentsotthe spokesperson for berkeley school of law michael bazeley sotlewinstein was entering his second year at the law school. he was also scheduled to return next week as an intern here at berkeley's east bay community law centersot

(pam) (pam) coming up : the search for a cal berkeley law student.... in an oregon park continues.ow those who worked closely with him at school, are handling the news. (ken)plus: president trump and a fired white house aide continue to battle. why recordings omarosa manigault newman took inside the white house could raise security concerns. (pam) and next: yosemite valley re- opens for the first time in three weeks. ahead- why you might want to wait before heading to the park. (ken) the search continues tonight for an east bay law student who is believed to have fallen from a cliff while visiting a park in oregon. back here at his university in the bay area, news of the tragedy is hitting students and faculty hard. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down a st

berkeley police released few details. the crime shook people in the park. >> i love you guys. >> neighbors say a shooting in the same area occurred back in may. >> needs to stop. >> police say one victim is this critical condition, the other is stable. in berkeley katie utehs, abc7 news. >>> smoke, fog, and hot weather have prompted another spare the air day in bay area. you can see the haze and it's going to be worse tomorrow. >> for a look at what we're in store for sunday, let's get to lisa. >> yes, in fact, we have another spare the air alert for sunday but fog will make progress in the next 24 hours. here's a look at the conditions where the oranges indicate sensitive groups may have trouble with the air quality, certainly in sacramento valley and tomorrow in the bay area, in the south bay in particular. also in the east bay, so we are looking at temperatures coming down just slowly tomorrow. right now we are still in the 70s from concord to brentwood. 53 with fog if san francisco. three mile visibility in petaluma.

let them know i support them. >> reporter: the south berkeley native was elected in 2016. eats been advocating -- he's been advocating for affordable housing. he ran unsuccessfully for state assembly seat earlier this year. >> i will work to earn your forgiveness and trust again. >> reporter: some people believe the councilman got off easy with a warning over the alleged red light violation. the city says the officer acted professionally and that the officer has the discretion to either hand out a ticket or give a warning. in berkeley, i'm -- kpix 5. >>> a statement from the mayor's office says that bartlett's behavior was quote, unprofessional, inappropriate and not reflective of the council. >>> it was a long time coming, a new hospital is opening today in san francisco. the former saint luke's hospital will now be known at sutter health's -- the $600 million project took 18 years and plenty of debate for developers, government and the community to all come to a consensus. >> this hospital, although we thought it would be lost, it is here to stay for this community and i

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(jrstone) and -- tensions flare at a 'stop the hate' rally in berkeley today.w law enforcement responded to the violence. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (jrstone) a 'stop the hate' rally in berkeley got heated today as close to two dozen people were arrested. (jrstone) there were also reports of windows broken and fires set.(michelle) the protest started and ended in ohlone (oh-lone-e) park. the hours-long event came to a head when the anti-fascist group came face to face with supporters of president donald trump. kron 4's ali reid has the story. rallying through the streets of berkeley ...two opposing sides ...i'm just asking

and huey lewis have all recorded albums in berkeley.eers is closing. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust yo thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 temperatures toll to 101 temperatures today will be felt slightly cooler than yesterday with the most noticeable changes to be expected into the start of next week. along the coast 50's and 60's can be expected with temperatures inland back into the 80's and 90's. although skies will remain dry along the coast fog will again be seen through much of the day with hazy to smoky skies further inland. <"so it's not an exaggeration to say that the policies of president trump and attorney general jeff sessions may essentially orphan hundreds of immigrant children."> ( james ) senator dianne feinstein is one of many lawmakers angry