i can say cal, california, berkeley, uc berkeley. >> reporter: the senior will have a voice in what theorce tells the chancellor. >> we're not quite aware of the school that will have the exact problem. what we're trying to find is a way to link the two brands without, you know, harming the history that informs both of them. >> reporter: a history and a hope for a winning outcome. >> it will represent how people love this place. at the end of the day, it's go bears. >> reporter: reporting from berkeley and cal, shawn chitnis kpix 5. >> well the university is even surveying people nationally about the two brands. >> they found more than half the people asked they thought cal and berkeley were two different schools. >> wait, what? >> they're not from here, they don't know. >> it's cal by the way, it's cal. >> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news at ack starts right now. >>> from rising young billionaire to fallen silicon valley star, a judge sentences theranos founder elizabeth holmes to more than 11 years behind bars. >>> she had a promise to revolutionize blood testing. >> every tim

berkeley office holding a sign asking where is our money? it's a little bit of enron going on a little bit of lehman brothers, the the the collapse has been monumental in the speed of it. this time. last week fdx was the second or 3rd largest crypto exchange in the world by volume. sam borghi editor at cointelegraph has been covering crypto since 2012. >> as for what's next, where ftx? we wait and we we see what the investigation looks like. we see what they can resolve the hack. but right now it's not looking good. i think right now what sam bankman-fried trying to do is you try to raise more capital. there's been some conversations that he's going back to investors. >> to see if they can get basically a bail out. >> and us, police are not the only ones looking into financial dealings of ftx. the u.s. department of justice and securities and exchange commission are also investigating the company in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> more than 700 people in san jose were cited last night for watching and participating in sideshows camera

, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor. >> and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he claims officers were instructed to use tactics like stop and frisk with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> specifically targeting homeless and black people should do. says he and his team were ordered by sergeant darren can say like to make 100 arrests. come >> she duties. email included alleged screenshots from chat conversations among members of the task forces which have been made public by the office of the director of police accountability, one firm to say like allegedly alludes to the quota. a text reads, quote, 81 arrests, we can do 19 by friday for sure. should duty was fired from his job last year. and he's currently in arbitration with hopes his termination is overturned. it's a leak is also president of the berkeley police officers association. >> we did not respond to our request for comment when the e-mails show duty claims interim police chief jennifer lewis was captain when the

that's gonna be happening at sproul plaza right here on the uc berkeley campus live in berkeley, lena howland abc 7 news. thank you, lena your voice your vote after declaring an early victory in the san francisco diaz race, brooke. jenkins is now officially remaining in office after the latest update jenkins had 54% of the votes compared to former police commissioner. john hamasaki a majority is needed to win. jenkins was first appointed by the sda by america london breed in july. called chester boudin jenkins won out complete proving's term through january of 2025. results are said to be released today in the race for san jose. mayor sidney chavez is chipping away at the razor-thin lead currently held by matt mahan that is with 73% of the votes counted. we are also expecting a new round of results this afternoon and the race for mayor of oakland this morning democrats are celebrating a win in the midterm elections. they will retain control of the senate next year after wins in nevada and arizona over the weekend. jovina as for the house that is still too close to call and some republ

why not the city of berkeley?c berkeley has decimated our sacred sites and hold 9000 of our ancestral remains. why not return them home where they belong? part of them belong here at the west berkeley shell mound. children should have the ability to play in an open creek like we did when we were kids. a place where we can have ceremony the way we are supposed to. not on asphalt but in a place that is green that has trees growing and that is not only good for us but for everyone that now lives in the bay area. >> we are trying to reconstruct what it was like to be here which would include a that has poppies all over it and is planned to be a museum, a welcoming center, a community center for the ohl themselves as well asones a digital theater that helps preserve what this place look like 2000 years ago. >> to talk about the history and it is a painful history but also to uplift the resiliency of language coming back and ceremony and dance and a place for culture to be shared. >> this gives us the opportunity to rea

we're waiting to reply you see berkeley. however said that if the strike does happen, it will have a serious effect on how it goes about scheduling undergraduate courses in a statement. you see berkeley said clearly if all postdocs academic researchers academic student employees and graduate student researchers decided to stop working. it would have a significant impact on the campus including the potential for various courses and or sections not being taught. uc berkeley went on to say they are ready to work with other faculty to limit some of the issues show the recess the union members are ready to fight for what they want the demands that we're making the proposals that we've made are what we really need to be able to work here in berkeley ryan curry abc 7 news. a new healthcare education facility is coming to downtown oakland mayor libby schaaf, let a ceremony today announcing plans to build the new campus of samuel merritt university on the very last section of open space on the city center site at 12th and broadway me

that is just the latest case of violence near the uc berkeley campus. in recent weeks we have seen several shootings, as well. so i met up with some berkeley students to see what their day is like and how safe they feel living in the area. >> reporter: entering college life is not the experience these uc berkeley seniors expected. vanessa and kim say the load is the least of their worries. it is the recent crime. >> another one. another burglary. another assault or whatever. >> reporter: they say they can't help but check what has been happening around them. the recent crime is listed on a crime log that they check each and every day, like today. >> casualty, injury, felony. >> i feel normal, because it is my daily life. i have to be here. i have to get my degree and i have to live in the area. i have to be a resident to have my degree requirements. but it is not necessarily a safe place to live. i can't wait to move out of berkeley, because of safety. >> reporter: and for kim. >> during the day it is fine, i don't mind it at all. the campus is beautifu

cal or uc berkeley? we will tell you why there is a whole lot riding on the answer. >> we are not quite aware of another school with this exact problem. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ >>> as we mentioned earlier, cal storming back to beat stanford 27-20 in the 125th edition of the big game. there is also a matchup affecting uc berkeley off the field. look at your screen and ask yourself what do you call the big university in the east bay? is it cal or berkeley? school leaders are working to figure out how to unify the two by the end of the year. we posted a twitter poll yesterday asking that very question. and those of you who re

why not the city of berkeley.keley hasn't decimated our sacred site and holds 9000 of our ancestral remains. when i return them home? part of them belong at the west berkeley shellmound. children should have the ability to play in an open creek again like we did when we were kids, a place to have ceremonies the way we are supposed to, not an asphalt, but on a place that is green and has trees growing. that is not only good for us but for everyone that now lives in the bay area. >> we're trying to reconstruct what it was like to be here which would include a dome, that has poppies all over it, a welcoming center, community center for the people, as well as a digital theater to help visualize what this place look like 200 years ago. >> you can hear, smell, see and feel what it was like to be at a shellmound to talk about the history. it's a painful history but also to uplift the resiliency of language coming back in ceremony and dance and a place for culture to be shared. >> this gives us the opportunity to reteach

diablo off the oakland berkeley hills.theast breeze across the board there and middle peak big rock mount veeder atlas peak of all been training on north or northeast for most of the morning. so santa rosa conquered redwood city. san jose. up we go 68 on the forecast. i 66 65 66. temperatures will stay pretty well, tad warmer. big fan of gasia warmer is a big watches you every morning. cold morning lots of 30 sunday for all a north breeze in place, two branches of the jet stream where show you there's one down here and there's another one that does this comes in and goes up and over, then dives down there. so when you get the split jet, usually you're not going to get much except these teeny little lows. can break through once in a while. that's what's generating that breeze out of the north northeast sonoma mountain 47 northeast 18. there is the oakland berkeley hills northeast 23 ben lomond mountain north at 12, so that in place areas like berkeley, oakland, i think mid upper sixties possible yet petaluma and santa rosa

berkeley office holding a sign asking where is our money? it's a little bit of enron going on a little bit of lehman brothers, the the the the collapse has been monumental in the speed of it. this time. last week fdx was the second or 3rd largest crypto exchange in the world by volume. sam borghi editor at cointelegraph has been covering crypto since 2012. >> as for what's next for ftx. we wait. we we see what the investigation looks like. we see what they can resolve the hack. but right now it's not looking good. i think right now what sam bankman-fried trying to do is you try to raise more capital. there's been some conversations that he's going back to investors to see if they can get basically a bail out. >> and the hamas police are not the only ones looking into financial dealings of ftx. the u.s. department of justice and securities and exchange commission are also investigating the company in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in a police are searching for several gunmen who robbed a jewelry store in palo alto saturday afternoon.

also don't expect the traffic delays around the berkeley tunnel. go away just yet the messy problem that still need some repair work. and while you're picking up things like turkey and sweet potatoes for thanksgiving, think about adding more covid test kits to your list where they'll be free. two loads of snot covered laundry. only one will be sanitized. wait, what? adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detergent alone, can't. >> now at 8.30, in turn, berkeley police chief jennifer lewis might not be confirmed in her new role. this is after the berkeley police accountability board voted unanimously today to delay thinks it is because of allegations coming from a former officer in of a confirmation question is on tonight, city council meeting agenda which is happening right now. four's philippe de gaulle explains the allegations. >> on thursday, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he c

well in the east bay, a former berkeley police officer who was fired from the department took screenshots of disturbing text messages allegedly exchanged between officers. now the interim police chief jennifer lewis might not be confirmed in her new role kron four's fully juggle explains those allegations for us. >> on thursday, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he claims officers were instructed to use tactics like stop and frisk with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> specifically targeting homeless and black people should do. says he and his team were ordered by sergeant darren can say like to make 100 arrests months. >> she duties. email included alleged screenshots from chat conversations among members of the task forces which have been made public by the office of the director of police accountability, one firm to say like allegedly alludes to the quota. the text reads, quote, 81 arrests. we can do 19 by friday for sure. should d

northeast sonoma mountain, north east oakland, berkeley hills, the 27 mph. and ben lohan mountain has a north wind but six but still it's north northeast. so there are some that are running warmer . others are still cold enough. i mean, santa rosa, petaluma down to 33 napa airports. 35 fairfield, concord, walnut creek in their livermore's 36 palo alto 39 peninsulas running warmer today than yesterday for many to the north, though twenties and leighton ville upper lake in middletown, then load a mid thirties upper thirties for many from ren county, sonoma county over the napa county. so our little logo south and the wind will pick up mainly in the higher elevations. and that's going to give us a little bit warmer pattern. it's a north northeast breeze today, maybe parts of tomorrow but overall sixties on the temps above average for a few, which is better rarity this month looks pretty quiet dave into the week, etc. thank you. time is 5 19 3 college football players shot and killed at the university of virginia. hardy said. the suspect is a former player. stil

berkeley. the stadium was briefly named ft x field at memorial stadium, fdx attracted a number of naming rights contracts and celebrity endorsements. former fdx customers have now filed a lawsuit against a number of celebrities including larry david and tom brady over the collapse of the crypto currency exchange, the golden state. it has enjoyed a healthy state budget for years, but tonight the troubling signs that things could be changing here in california. also ahead tonight, investigators share new details about a deadly police shooting in redwood city what some witnesses say they saw in the moments leading up to the care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct fli

berkeley campus.and at this point we know thousands of student employees. in the u. c system are on strike. this is expected to affect class at the campus of ucsf and uc berkeley. of course, andre this action is all coming right before final exams. yes, and we'll get checked in with james taurus shortly here who's on the scene? he's been talking to the folks out here who are taking part of this protest. and when we do get him, and i believe we might have him now, and james torres, can you tell us a bit more about what's happening in the strike that's taking place right now. gasia officially got underway just about a half hour ago. you can see some of the groups who are walking here behind me. this is about one of 10 picket lines happening on u. c. berkeley's campus. this one here at the corner of bancroft and telegraph this morning. everyone out here is employed by the u. c system, and they say what the school is asking of them is too much. you see the number of signs they're holding here majority of

one observation in berkeley is 60.sa in petaluma it with a little bit of fog, maybe dancing around the thirties napa airports in there. yeah you're seeing forties for others and fifties for his in the city. so i mean, there's alamitos 53. piedmont's 53. el cerrito is 62 warm degrees kensington panel and elsa bronte upper fifties. then you find more forties. but even castro valley at 49 dublin's is hey, somebody join me. brentwood says okay, we will at 38 degrees. so there is some 20 degrees spread plus on these temps due to the wind, 18, truckee 19, south lake tahoe forties fresno, bakersfield and then 62 reading because of a north wind that high just will not allow anything to come in here for now, north northeast breeze 20 to 40 highest gusts in the higher elevations as you might imagine, but it's all in offshore breeze, and that equals warm temps coast bay and also inland yes, specific and eniac both at 68. that's that time of year, and it's that kind of a forecast looks nice in the friday, probably saturday as well

. >> we are live at the uc berkeley campus. this is one of 10 uc campuses where university employees plan to walk off the job over a wage dispute. that makes up a little less then 50,000 university of california academic workers from researchers to teaching assistants. this comes after contract talks failed to reach an agreement. union members say wages are a key part of the dispute, as some university employees make less than any $4000 a year. this strike could shutdown some classes and labs ahead of final exams. >> i do expect that the strike is going to disrupt university activities. that is part of a deep goal. >> university officials say uc continues to negotiate with the union, continuing to find solutions. berkeley officials say they are preparing for a strike but expect few disruptions. bake said the campus anticipates that classes will remain as agile. offices will be open and the campus will provide normal or equivalent services. a union rally is happening this morning at 11:30 as paul plaza on the uc berkeley campus.

most of the people in berkeley had no idea.west berkeley show mount is the oldest known archaeological site or historic structure of any kind in the bay area. >> for the last almost six years, we have been fighting to preserve and protect the site. but a private developer wants to own this land and to build on top of it. as -- these native american people have been here since the beginning of time. we also need housing for our people but this is not the place for it. this place should be open for everybody in the bay area to know about our people. it should be a prayer that has always been. my name is karina gould. i just spoke to you in the language of my first ancestors. my great-grandfather josÉ guzman was one of the last speakers of the language. we have been fighting to preserve and protect the west early shell amount. >> save the show mount now. >> these are astounding archaeological manifestations in the reader safe -- the greater san francisco area. >> the mound is comprised of cell, asked, various things within. >> it

by police in berkeley.the investigation underway now, as the city holds off when confirming a new police chief. the message we want to send with this survey is trying to take as many conversations as possible and new data showing the problem with package thefts here in the bay area getting worse the reason, experts say this crime problem is not going away. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well good morning to you and welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's november. 16th steve paulson knows how our day is going to go weather wise here, steve through a dark, dave , just saying, sonny. we're going with that, although it's clear and cold right now. we had a beautiful day yesterday. still nice today, the offshore bruises still in the hills, not as strong but we have severe clear here. mostly sunny. it's sunny, clear and cold morning wall a wall son. it'll be nice temperatures still near average to above. alright 4 31 salads hear anything or you just

in berkeley than caucasians sat on the berkeley mayors committee for fair and impartial policing , recommendinghings like an early warning system to identify potentially problematic officers but says the department did nothing about it. he believes that police department needs new leadership. berkeley's independent police accountability board is conducting its own investigation. i think we as a city should make a very careful decision. about who should be leading our department going forward, especially given these new allegations. mayor jesse out again says he's glad the city council has decided to postpone the confirmation of the next police chief until a thorough investigation has been completed and says that discrimination of any kind has no place in the department. meanwhile sergeant kostelnik has been placed on administrative leave from the department. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. i hope you have a nice day. today we had mild temperatures again. we had some upper sixties. some low seventies temperatures tomorrow , going to cool down the general trend as we go into this weekend is g

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no peace protest by cal students forced berkeley police officers to shut down and leave their coffee with a cop event tuesday afternoon after only 30 minutes, these students are among the community members upset with the department about allegations of arrest quotas, which are unconstitutional by the bpd bike squad, targeting on housed individuals and people of color. it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted this story when fired, officer corey shadow t leaked text from 2019. the texts were allegedly sent by berkeley police association president sergeant darren catholic things like 81 arrests we can do 19 by friday for sure or another. did you guys realize that all five people you arrested had something in common all of the same heritage? oakland er, his own police department has been under federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. ryan hoefer, executive director of the group secured justice says he obtained the text from whistleblower and publicly released them. he's calling fo

it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted. this started when fired officer corey shadow t leaked text from 2019. the texts were allegedly sent by berkeley police association president sergeant darren catholic things like 81 arrests we can do 19 by friday for sure or another. did you guys realize that all five people you arrested had something in common all of the same heritage? oakland er, his own police department has been under federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. ryan hoefer, executive director of the group secured justice says he obtained the tax from whistleblower and publicly released them. he's calling for the california attorney general's office to investigate police department looks like it might be ripe for federal monitoring of its own, and the people of berkeley should be pretty concerned by that. the city of berkley called the allegations disturbing and says it will hire an external investigator. berkeley's mayor, also callin

mostly mid 60's oakland, right at 66 berkeley in orinda at 64 benicia fairfield vacaville.u are only spots actually getting right up to 70 degrees today. petaluma you're close at 69 now. tomorrow, friday, saturday and sunday, not quite as warm as today, but still really mild. a nice and clear lows will continue to be icy cold during evenings dropping into the 30's next week does bring our low chance of rain between now and the holiday monday night. a chance of sprinkles for the north bay tuesday. chance of rainfall for the rest of us looking dry for thanksgiving itself right now. john, thanks to that. well, you certainly have a busy one. if you are in the south bay. 68 minutes. >> that's a little one-on-one. 85 up in the park. and you also are seeing things picking up as you're traveling along. 82 as well. keep that in mind this morning heading into the city. 22 minutes maze to that fremont street exit in the city right now. san mateo bridge, 17 minutes 80 to 101. 80 in the east bay san leandro down towards milpitas. 47 minutes. we're starting to pick up just a bit as you'r

berkeley humane is a couple blocks away.ip. >> reporter: over the last decade, he said workers and customers have adopted dogs that they have brought into the office. this is a special place for him. he grew up down the street, and volunteered at the humane society when he was a kid. >> it means a lot for me, as an adult and a business owner to give back to the community i grew up in. >> reporter: we have all the snuggles for hugo, or any dogs. if it will ease the stress from being in the shelters , as they wait for their forever home. >>> i've good news at this meeting, hugo was adopted less than a week after i shut that story. did you have a donation program they started. every three dollars of every service call gets donated directly to berkeley humane. >> he found a home. a look at him. they said they showed up at the humane society. why didn't you take him? that we've been trying to get you a dog. i will get there. >>> it is 5:45. sometimes dogs can help with four pirates. we look at ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a pro

she cared for at a berkeley assistant living facility. now 40's are asking for the public's help to find other potential victims. kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> 29 illegal purchases from amazon totaling $2000, 109 fraudulent charges using doordash spending nearly $4,000. and then there is the% cash withdrawn close to $5,000. berkeley police say that that's just some of the crimes committed by this woman identified as 44 year-old oakland resident, kai carter, this investigation started back in september. >> when the family were came to us the notice a loved one who is staying at the facility and they're they're the debit card missing. byron white with the berkeley police department says that the case cracked o skilled nursing facility where carter worked as a certified nursing assistant. >> made a number of charges. thousands of dollars of of purchases online and in some cases, cap cash withdrawal while investigating the first case. police say they were contacted by a second victim's family claiming. >> carter used the victim

berkeley office holding a sign asking where is our money? it's a little bit of enron going on a little bit of lehman brothers, the the the the collapse has been monumental in the speed of it. this time. last week fdx was the second or 3rd largest crypto exchange in the world by volume. sam borghi editor at cointelegraph has been covering crypto since 2012. >> as for what's next for ftx. we wait. we we see what the investigation looks like. we see what they can resolve the hack. but right now it's not looking good. i think right now what sam bankman-fried trying to do is you try to raise more capital. there's been some conversations that he's going back to investors. >> to see if they can get basically a bail out. >> and bahamas, police are not the only ones looking into the financial dealings of ftx. the u.s. department of justice and the secretaries and exchange commission are also investigating the company live in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> gayle, thank you. we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. it is a be

it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted. this started when fired officer corps a shadow t leaked text from 2019. the texts were allegedly sent by berkeley police association president sergeant darren catholic things like 81 arrests we can do 19 by friday for sure or another. did you guys realize that all five people you arrested had something in common all of the same heritage? oakland er, his own police department has been under federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. ryan hoefer, executive director of the group secured justice says he obtained the tax from whistleblower and publicly released them. he's calling for the california attorney general's office to investigate police department looks like it might be ripe for federal monitoring of its own, and the people of berkeley should be pretty concerned by that. the city of berkley called the allegations disturbing and says it will hire an external investigator. berkeley's mayor, also call

madeleine, do hahn is a berkeley half-marathon veteran. she's placed first. >> all 4 times. she's competed in the women's division. can't really resist running you know, it's so close to home. it can also, of course, it's extremely organize, both, however, say the road to the finish line wasn't easy with the hills. theirs is the start in the last 3 miles. i run this 4 times. i've not mastered the last 3 miles always been to find out. but i have to ask the guy on the bike like other anymore hills coming. more than 5,000 people signed up for the race which also included a 5 k 10 k and one mile race for families. >> the berkeley half-marathon now joins the san francisco, boston and new york marathon. >> on the list of races to include a non-binary category hopes more races get on board in berkeley, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> in san francisco muni will begin testing train service on its brand-new central subway this week. it comes just days before opening to the public, which is set for saturday. riders can expect to see out of service trains running near 4th and brannan stre

sonoma mountain, 53, oakland, berkeley hills 52 east.rtheast wind north wind had been lemann mountain, so there's no forties and fifties in the higher elevations . those higher clouds have no chance. thirties on attempts are forties or near 50 for some here, but there's a lot of thirties but again look at the san mateo costa pacifica hills, 55 montara pillar point low fifties yet foster city, san mateo, menlo park, atherton and also palo out to all in the thirties. a lot of missing data, so i don't know why low in southern california we're not went over us the other day and didn't do much, but it's giving them wind and offshore santa ana winds for us nothing yet showing up on the rain or snow forecast. i think end of the month early december is probably our best bet sixties upper sixties a little cooler thursday back to warm and nice as we go into friday and the weekend, you guys all right. thank you. steve up next, we're gonna take you to show chocolate in their factory to get an inside. look at how they're chocolate is made in the bay.

in the east bay, gunfire on a freeway last night shut down parts of interstate 80 in berkeley around11:30 p.m. westbound lanes of 80 near university avenue were shut down and you can see the closure there in the upper left in this video. cars just sitting there. berkeley police say three cars were involved and one of them had 5-10 ola holes in it and lanes were shut down for over an hour. there were reports of sideshow activity and the area but no injuries were reported. happening tonight, people will gather for a vigil in san francisco to mark 44 years since the assassination of lgbtq+ activist and politician harvey milk and san francisco mayor and gay rights ally george gus goni. both were shot and killed on this day at city hall in 1978. the vigil will also pay big -- pay tribute to the victims at the recent shooting at club q in colorado springs where five people were killed. people will also demand change and call for an end to the violence to the lgbtq+ community. the gathering is set for tonight at 7:00 in the castro. the abc 7 originals documentary: murder at city hall is now

berkeley police say three cars were involved and one of them had 5-10 bullet holes in it.lanes were shut down for more than an hour. there were also reports of sideshow activity in the area. no injuries reported. happening tonight people will gather for a vigil in san francisco do mark 44 years since the assassination of lgbtq+ activist and politician harvey milk. the san francisco mayor and gay rights allies george guess goni. they were both shot and killed this day at city hall in 1978. vigil will also pave tribute to the victims at the recent shooting at club q in colorado springs where five people were killed. people will also demand change and call for violence against the lgbtq+ community. the gathering is set for tonight at 7:00 at harvey milk plaza. the abc 7 originals documentary murder at city hall is now available on demand and it tells the story of what led up to the murders in 1978. a wild trial and the twinkie defense. download the abc 7 bay area app wherever you stream to watch. a day on the water for a family in the north bay ended up being a highflying adv

. >> on thursday, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he claims officers were instructed to use tactics like stop and frisk with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> specifically targeting homeless and black people should do. says he and his team were ordered by sergeant darren can say like to make 100 arrests. come >> she duties. email included alleged screenshots from chat conversations among members of the task forces which have been made public by the office of the director of police accountability, one firm to say like allegedly alludes to the quota. a text reads, quote, 81 arrests, we can do 19 by friday for sure. should duty was fired from his job last year. and he's currently in arbitration with hopes his termination is overturned. it's a leak is also president of the berkeley police officers association. >> we did not respond to our request for comment in the email. so duty claims interim police chief jennifer lewis was captai

this is in response to allegations recently made by fired berkeley police officer. he claims his former employer institute did and the rest, quote, a program. the targeted homeless and black people. >> on thursday, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he claims officers were instructed to use tactics like stop and frisk with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> specifically targeting homeless and black people should do. says he and his team were ordered by sergeant darren can say like to make 100 arrests months. >> she duties. email included alleged screenshots from chat conversations among members of the task forces which have been made public by the office of the director of police accountability, one firm to say like allegedly alludes to the quota. a text reads, quote, 81 arrests, we can do 19 by friday for sure. should duty was fired from his job last year. and he's currently in arbitration with hopes his terminat

berkeley hills. you can see everything all the way up to the coastline. way to our inland areas. getting a look at our numbers as far as where we're sitting right now. fremont in redwood city in the upper 30's, dublin. you're at 34 degrees right now. same for fairfield while napa right at freezing for your current temperature at 32 degrees, oakland, san francisco and san mateo holding on to the 40's right now. but all of us, regardless of where you're at going to the those jackets, if you're venturing outside, will you need them later today? that's the question that i have the answer to still have. your forecast arena. john, thanks to that. well, we have a hot spot. this is along highway 4 west of bailey road in pittsburgh. >> all lanes are blocked as you're traveling from antioch, towards conquered. so keep that in mind this morning as you're working and traveling along highway 4, no major delays across most of our other highways and bridges. 8 minutes mace that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge will take you about 12 minutes. 81 one heading acro

berkeley office holding a sign asking where is our money?t's a little bit of enron going on a little bit of lehman brothers, the the the collapse has been monumental in the speed of it. this time. last week fdx was the second or 3rd largest crypto exchange in the world by volume. sam borghi editor at cointelegraph has been covering crypto since 2012. >> as for what's next for ftx, we wait and we we see what the investigation looks like. we see what they can resolve the hack. but right now it's not looking good. i think right now what sam bankman-fried trying to do is you try to raise more capital. there's been some conversations that he's going back to investors to see if they can get basically a bail out. >> and us, police are not the only ones looking into financial dealings of ftx. the u.s. department of justice and securities and exchange commission are also investigating the company in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, thank you very much, gayle. and in related news on friday, the miami heat basketball team and miami-dade cou

camila barco live in berkeley. looking a little less energetic than before home. well, yes, there are hundreds of people have crossed the finish line here at the berkeley half-marathon. people have done it a half-marathon. the 5 care are the 10 k. >> there are feelings of happiness, tiredness, but of course, of accomplishment. these people have either run 13 miles, 3 miles. they have at least something today. there are thousands of people who participated in this this is the 10th year that the berkeley half marathon has taken place. and one thing that's special about this year is that organizers have hosted excuse me have included a non-binary category. we caught up with one of the runners in that category. here's what they had to say. >> into huge, i think for so long supported been divided between men and women. and it's the missing in that regard for people who don't identify in that way. so for someone like me by dana pfizer's non-binary, it's huge and i really appreciate berkeley marathon this space company do

they held him down until berkeley police arrived.s in the story who were able to help out the staff person, the manager there , applaud their efforts was certainly don't want to see anybody get hurt. police arrested this man 32 year old anthony demaria in connection with the attack. he told one good samaritan. he was upset because his grandmother had died . i don't have any information as to his motives, but certainly nobody deserves to be attacked in that manner. restaurant staff tell me they've dealt with the same man at least twice before. in one case, they say, he sat down for a meal and then left without paying. but authorities say dining and dashing, also known as defrauding an innkeeper is a far cry from a violent assault. i showed the surveillance video to restaurant customers and passersby. i love that they held him down. they didn't let him run out. they held him to the police came if i was in the situation of probably take him down as well. customers stepping in stepping in office has charged the suspect with felony assaul

but berkeley police tell me this went way over the line.ce video from a thai restaurant in downtown berkeley came into a restaurant and he demanded some free food manager told him. no, this happened. the suspect needs the manager of the bridge and then kicks him after he falls to the ground suspect is attacking the manager and the managers falling over a table and there are a number of other people in restaurant attack happened in front of shark diners at about 5 15 wednesday afternoon at the restaurant avenue but to customers jumped up and immediately confronted the suspect. they held him down until berkeley police arrived, the others in the story who were able to help out the staff person, the manager there, uh, applaud their efforts. we certainly don't want to see anybody get hurt. police arrested this man 32 year old anthony demaria in connection with the attack. he told one good samaritan. he was upset because his grandmother had died . i don't have any information as to his motives, but certainly nobody deserves to be attacked in that

berkeley humane is just a couple of blocks away, so it is a natural partnership for us. >> reporter: over the last decade he says some of his workers and customers have adopted dogs that they brought into the office. this is a special place for him, because he worked down the street and volunteered at berkeley humane when he was a kid. >> it means a lot to me as an adult and a business owner to give back to the community i grew up with. >> reporter: with this office, all the snuggles for hugo, or any dog, helps ease the stress from being pent up in shelters, as they wait for their forever home. i'm justin andrews, kpix 5. >> those eyes, you can't help but fall in love. hugo was adopted, so that's great news. >>> that's it for us, the news at 5:00 cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> a new leader for oakland, what is next for the mayor elect after a nailbiting victory. >> second-place votes for shantou payoff. >> always the underdog in bay area elections, it's enough to make any gop candidate feel blue. >> i just wasn't -- i wasn't interested in the shadow of

berkeley and supported the workers. system wide strike includes teaching assistants, academic researchers, graduate students, tutors and fellows. nearly 50,000 academic workers are demanding better pay and working conditions. all this year. we've been bargaining with you see, crying to bargain in good faith for a fair contract for a living bridge and an equitable workplace. just the u. a w unit at berkeley alone makes this the largest academic strike in u. s history. the latest bargaining session was last night. a spokesperson for the u. c system says they've conducted over 50 bargaining sessions and have brought reasonable offers to the table. suspected serial killer made an appearance this morning in a san joaquin county courtroom. wesley brownlee was set to be arraigned, but it was postponed until january. the 43 year old is expected to be arraigned on more charges to in connection with the recent killing of six people. five in stockton one in oakland. there is no confirmed motive behind the killings. brownlee is bei

let's take you to the berkeley albany boyer. >> the future is bright at st. mary's. >> there's a lot of noise coming from a small pocket along the berkeley and albany border. st. mary's panthers football. have a smothering defense explosion plays, they even the league title without dropping a single game. >> what does it feel like to be champion? >> reporter: it was not always like this. >> last year we went big. people are sick of losing, to be honest. >> when you lose a certain amount of times, it doesn't matter anymore. you do what it takes. >> look at those win loss records. st. mary's has not had a winning record since 2015. >> we need this first down right here. let's go. >> that all charged when john troutman became the teams third head coach in the last three seasons. >> i asked him one day, asking you guys to buy in, and this was a group ready to do that. >> we want to go out with a bang. we are really buying in. >> heart and he pointed to one preseason scrimmage that flipped the program. >> we were confident that we weren't used to winning. we showe

>> by a unanimous vote, the appointment of a permanent police chief in berkeley has been postponed.ng today, the police accountability board voted to ask the city council to hold off on naming jennifer lewis to the post permanently. she was scheduled to be appointed tonight. a former berkeley police officer alleges lewis failed to take action when she learned about text messages between officers with racist and anti-home -- and statements. the messages also discussed patterns of unlawful police practices. lewis issued a statement saying the incident did not occur under her supervision. the police accountability board also voted to launch an investigation into the allegations of police misconduct. >> academic workers are in day two of the state why workers strike. nearly 50,000 workers are demanding higher wages and better working conditions. abc 7 was at uc berkeley were 9000 graduates walked off the job monday, some say they are making less than $20 an hour, making it difficult to live in the bay area and do their job. academic workers say contracts have been in negotiations for a

berkeley office holding a sign asking where is our money? it's a little bit of enron going on a little bit of lehman brothers, the the the collapse has been monumental in the speed of it. this time. last week fdx was the second or 3rd largest crypto exchange in the world by volume. sam borghi editor at cointelegraph has been covering crypto since 2012. >> as for what's next for ftx. we wait and we we see what the investigation looks like. we see what they can resolve the hack. but right now it's not looking good. i think right now what sam bankman-fried trying to do is you try to raise more capital. there's been some conversations that he's going back to investors. >> to see if they can get basically a bail out. >> and behind police are not the only ones looking into financial dealings of ftx. the u.s. department of justice and securities and exchange commission are also investigating the company in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> federal prosecutors have asked a judge to sentence former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes to 15 years in pr

we're waiting to reply you see berkeley. if the strike does happen, it will have a serious effect on how it goes about scheduling undergraduate courses in a statement. you see berkeley said clearly if all postdocs academic researchers academic student employees and graduate student researchers decided to stop working. it would have a significant impact on the campus including the potential for various courses and or sections not being taught. uc berkeley went on to say they are ready to work with other faculty to limit some of the issues children says the union members are ready to fight for what they want the demands that we're making the proposals that we've made are what we really need to be able to work here in berkeley ryan curry abc 7 news. right. let's move on the quick pay app zell is popular and so are the scams associated with it zales parent company says 460 billion dollars was spent on sale last year and get this about half a billion went to the scammers among the latest victims a young south bay woman who lost e

thousands of runners took to the streets of berkeley to compete in the berkeley half-marathon race this morning. this year organizers created a non-binary division at about 10 non-binary runners crossed up. >> in that category kron four's camila barco caught up with the first place runners. >> for someone like me by dan advisors non-binary. >> it's huge. to made history at the berkeley half marathon sunday morning is the first non-binary runner to cross the finish line. the first time race organizers have introduced that division. it's a step in the right direction and i hope it continues for people. >> who see gender is more than just men and women. odom says it signifies morning the but they still haven't been allowed to be part of an elite team right now. i'm not on the team because identifies i do. >> and you know, also a fast runner. so i'm looking place to be and said to have that team environment in their ran the 13.1 miles an hour. and 25 minutes. >> eric, he'll never participated in the race until this year. he is the first man who finished the race and did it in an hour and 11

stanford over in berkeley, 63 degrees. 58 as we get out of the 5:00 hour.ula. a nice recovery from redwood city and palo alto with mid 60's. near average downtown with lighter winds and high clouds in the north bay. 66 in oakland and fremont and you head inland where we are looking at about 65 into pleasanton. the accuweather 7 day forecast, a little changed tomorrow though we will wake up to much colder readings with calm winds. that holds true for monday and tuesday despite afternoons coming up a few degrees. the day before thanksgiving, near 70. that bird wants to get away. we are going to keep him around for a pleasant day and by friday, still dry. maybe december 2 is when we are looking at some rain but that is december 2. liz: we have a lot of time before then. a lot of time for things to change. tomorrow is the american music awards. actor in musician wayne brady is set to host at the microsoft theater in l.a. george pennacchio talked with brady ahead of the show. >> my folks are from the islands and we always have six jobs so bring it. >> the carpet

let's take you back live out here from uc berkeley. this is right at the corner of bancroft and telegraph telegraph exactly where they just were yesterday morning. they say they will plan to continue this protest this strike. like until a compromise has been reached. but the strike care, uc berkeley did lead to some canceled classes and some pauses on research projects. some students here those undergrad students who are affected by this say they now worry. if there is no compromise soon, they may not be able to take their final exams until next semester. of course, once there is a change in discussions and a compromise that there is an agreement at any point we will let you know. for now we're live this morning in berkeley. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, james. thank you happening today at one day strike plan by fast food workers across california. the cooks, cashiers and other workers are fighting for a california law to create a new state council. the law would give fast food workers far more power when it comes to overseeing

kron four's with to call explains. >> on thursday, november 10th, former berkeley police officer cory should duty emailed the berkeley mayor and city council alleging that while a member of the department's downtown and by task force is he claims officers were instructed to use tactics like stop and frisk with no reasonable suspicion of a crime. >> specifically targeting homeless and black people should do. says he and his team were ordered by sergeant darren can say like to make 100 arrests months. >> she duties. email included alleged screenshots from chat conversations among members of the task forces which have been made public by the office of the director of police accountability, one firm to say like allegedly alludes to the quota. a text reads, quote, 81 arrests. we can do 19 by friday for sure. should duty was fired from his job last year. and he's currently in arbitration with hopes his termination is overturned. it's a leak is also president of the berkeley police officers association. >> we did not respond to our request for comment in the email. so duty claims interim pol