. >> this is uc berkley's report. the belvedere report is one page. >> reporter: we tracked down the consulting architect who evaluated the house. >> it's a very good house and he's a very good architect but it's not one of his best works. >> reporter: it's about preserving assets and property owner's rights. >> is this a remarkable piece of architecture that should be reserved for future generations and for architects to study? no, i don't think it is. >> reporter: if the planning commission approves the permit, advocates say the only way to prevent the demolition would be to file a lawsuit to stop it. reporting live in belvedere tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> continuing coverage now in san francisco where an ethics hearing is underway at this hour to determine the future of suspended sheriff rosmir karimi. it may end with his permanent removal from office. both he and mayor ed lee are expected to testify. he's accused of bruising his wife's arm during an argument. the mayor suspended the newly ele

>> right. >> carlton berkley, how did you come on the scene?entered the house and interviewed witnesses myself. i ascertain the same thing he was saying. the first door that ramarley had entered into the residence, a sergeant came running and tried to kick the door in. that is the first door. officer hayes went around the back and was checking out the back. minutes went by, six or seven minutes. being an experienced detective, you know right then and there that you're not one to: because you cannot. there was no hot pursuit. hot pursuits stops when the doors closed. if the door was open, you can pursue that is what they taught as an with the law says. but once the door closes, you back up and now you ascertain the facts, decide if you're going to get a search warrant or let the situation go away. >> police claim they shoot ramarley as he is flushing of bakiyev marijuana down the toilet? >> ok, being a retired detective, who is to say that is what ramarley was doing? i believe there was not any marijuana. you have to remember, this is a narcotic

responsables >> y no dejarse engañar >> mujer murio y otras dos heridas por incendio de dos alarmas en berkley en la calle lorena, bomberos controlaron el incendio en 2 horas >> en vallejo hubo incendio de dos alarmas cerca de la interestatal 80, había municion en el hogar que exploto , se esa investigando >> el video muestra cuando edificio de san francisco colapso durante incendio, porque un turisto grabo cuando el techo se desprendio ayer bomberos lucharon por dos horas >> peatón encontró la muerte en para de autubus >> ocurrió en mountainbu , en california , testigos dicen que manejaba a eceso de velocidad el conductor, trajo consecuencias fatales >> residente describe momentos en que conductor arrastro cien pies a persona en paradero de escuela, no sabia si esperaba cruzar o esperaba el autobus >> vi que algo rodaba >> el impacto tuvo tanta fuerza que se llevo la parada lateral, derribo tres arobles y rompio tuberia de agua de departamentos que quieren reparar >> policía local dijo recibir lalamdas por el arrastre de transeuntes, el conductor esta lesionado en el hospital >> el conducto h

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. >> este 4 de julio los afiscinados de los fuegos artificiales podrán disfrutar en berkley también,

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this is extending toward berkley springs and hancock moving into southern pa in the next little while. temperatures still way up there for this time of morning. easton is 79 along with pax river. it's 73 in culpeper. a few lucky ones in the 60s but you'll notice the warmth in and around the metro area. rockville 80. fairfax still 78. 82 in baltimore. 81 in arlington and alexandria and here in washington, we look out on our camera, a steamy morning, 84. feeling like 90 out there with the heat index and humidity at 67%. here's the wider picture. there's a front out to the west. you can see this line of showers and storms. that's the front. as the front gets closer, it will fire more showers and storms. it's going to get through here later on today. more likely this evening and tonight. behind it drier air but we'll watch the front by the noon hour producing some showers and storms out toward the shenandoah valley, maybe northern maryland. by 3:00 in the afternoon, a line of showers and storms. some of these could be on the severe side coming through us for the afternoon and evening hour

the confrontation that made headlines when it happened, the changes at uc berkley. . >> good evening, it's wednesday, june 6, i'm gasia mikaelian. this is bay area news at 7:00. he came, he raised millions, and then he was gone. president obama made a lightning quick stop in the bay area today to help fill his campaign war chest. it's our top story at 7:00. eric rasmussen explains how much he made in 3 hours, 40 minutes. >> reporter: on a visit where time truly is money, president obama broke into a jog to greet a small crowd before leaving for two high dollar fundraisers in san francisco. brenda tucker johnson was among a few campaign volunteers, along with san francisco mayor ed lee and gavin nusum who met the president before noon. minutes later, others who got this upc market plaza had to pay nearly $36,000 apiece. tickets to a second sold out event started at $45,000. >> when he comes into town, he sprints in, $50,000 plate dinners, you know, it takes the humanness away from the issue. >> san francisco supervisor christina logy says she supports president obama but doesn't like t

so, we'll watch and see what is going to happen with that and berkley springs, you want to watch that and ahead of that line and perhaps that is rotating as well and that is a live picture here and some low clouds into d.c. and that is probably the rain that you showing and's new tornado warning issued and. >> give me a minute. >> and that is looks like the front royal area and this is going to be multiple rounds of showers and storms and that is what is happening now for frederick county, virginia, ship an dough a warren and until 6:45 and that is also moving toward the northwest and we're going to watch all of those storms and that is looks like front royal is in the line of that and the new line comes through has prompted some more warnings. >> if we request can go to vipir, we'll have a good idea. >> and that is in to some time and the warnings are popping up and that is an active tornado warning and i would say over the next few hours, and it will shift to the west to watch the storms and there is something else that is interesting, too, ands first i have seen so far and this is

berkley 68,el 6 in pleasanton, lower 80s around san jose, saratoga, cupertino, milpitas 79, 78 san bruno, 68 in the city. more fog on the increase and on the go. saturday and a little bit warmer on monday. >>> is pollution getting worse on california beaches. the alarming new results about the study. >> also a violent night in oakland and two victims in two separate shootings. >>> and a new development, the search for a container ship, we will tell you what they did not find. ç6b . >>> a search for stow a ways on the port of newark new jersey turned up nothing, the search started yesterday after reports of a banging noise coming from inside of a sealed container on that ship. officials examined hundreds of containers but they found no stow a ways. >>> nasa prepared to take it's next big step and construction of a new spacecraft, aryan has just been completed in new orleans. rex wallheim, a native of berkeley, he is helping with the building of aryan. >> we should be accepting them out to orbit or beyond and then we can continue on to mars but it has the capability to go to multiple desti

it started at the uc berkley campus.sure if she was a student. >>> mayor jean quan's top aid admitted the crime epidemic stretches well beyond 100 blocks. and the key statistic used to sell the anticrime program was grossly inflated according to that aid. they have repeated that figure in several public announcements. >>> and they are due to vote whether to charger wreck holder in contempt of congress. they can still keep that from happening if he turns over some of the documents about the fast and furious gun tracking operation. >>> jerry sandusky trial abuse child, he faces more than 50 felony counts. a reporter is live outside the court this morning good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam, right behind me, the courthouse is packed waiting for closing arguments to begin shortly.$♪ he is just days away from learning his fate. for nearly a week prosecutors paraded witness after witness to the stand to offer graphic testimony about jerry sandusky and the boys he mentored. >> this is a tsunami of evidence against him

. >> so these guys go to, say, the university of california, berkley in engineering.stay to america, so they go to canada? >> that's correct. and work for companies in canada. >> under the present bloomberg administration -- >> there's not going to be a president bloomberg administration. but the correct way is to bring in entrepreneurial immigrants who have skills and those who come here for immigration who have skills and make sure they stay. >> mayor bloomberg has created a rare bipartisan coalition. an impressive list of public officials and business leaders including jeff bucas, the ceo of cnn's parent company, time warner. >> how would you fix the visa system? >> well, the first thing is you attach a green card to the diploma for any graduate stunt that gets a master's or a phd in any of stem areas, science and technology. if somebody is willing to start a business and can get financing, you certainly want to give them a visa because they will go and start businesses for americans. and, lastly, when you have jobs that we need to get done but americans won't take

in western maryland, we've been watching the activity coming through from paw paw to berkley springsoward green castle and toward the west side of harrisburg this morning. other than that just awfully sticky out. temperatures in the mid-70s in fairfax county. leesburg is 79 at this hour with 75 for gaithersburg. 78 in columbia and crofton. university of maryland college park 80 along with alexandria. 76 at fort belvoir. as we look outside on our michael & son weather camera from tysons corner looking east, hazy skies out there. temperature 83 with a heat index already 87. that humidity 65%. the air still very muggy but drier air is on the way. behind this front, the air dries out. temperatures have dropped into the 60s. in chicago this morning. that front is really going to give us a pretty nice weekend. first thing it's going to do is give us the threat for showers and storms by the middle of the afternoon. 3:00 friday you'll notice the storms across the region. some still around here at 6:00, too. you may get no storms. you may get two or three storms in your location today until e

stephen berkley with the america's cup event authority says that a lot has changed in the week that he just spent in new zealand. >> the steel structures that you can see behind me, they were not there when i left. >> he says that may be hard to imagine now but if you look at the artist's drawing, it is not. >> as we come around to my left there will be a 30-year exhibition which will be a fantastic memorial of the last 30 years of louithe america's cup. and where i'm standing here will be a 10,000 ftseat live nation menu. >> the public will have access to just about everything america's cup especially the views of the 72 ft. boats racing at 50 m.p.h.. >> the boats will come all the way down here to where we are now which will be the bottom mark and finish line. it will cover that distance in six and half minutes. >> construction will pick up again after the races are over including phase two of the cruise terminal along with the park there and then the warriors potential. at year's 30 and 32. >> happy flag day, we had highs between 59 degrees in half moon bay, to 89 degrees in sonoma.

let's -- berkley. this storm in calvert county is moving into the bay right now. that's a pretty hefty one. also along 235 south of mechanicsville and the shenandoah valley. again, all sorts of warnings going for the next 30 minutes toward frederick. we'll be watching these storms all afternoon for you. thankfully nothing tornadic but some strong thunderstorms will affect us for the next several hours. back to you. >> see you in a minute, howard. >>> breaking news out of riverdale where six children have been taken to the hospital after a car ran into a house. this happened after two cars collided along 57th avenue. our school broom is live on the scene with more on whammed. scott? >> reporter: -- what happened. scott? >> reporter: a terrible accident. it was five children that went to the hospital and two adult drivers who were involved in this. these were children who were playing in a fenced yard behind me. take a look at some of the pictures we got just as we arrived here today. this was to suvs, one overtaking another and they collided, sending the red suv in

former secretary of labor under the clinton administration, now a professor of public policy at uc berkleyor of the book beyond ourage. good to have you with us tonight. your take on these republican governors as they are certainly getting a fraternal order put together to refuse benefits to their constituents after they have paid federal taxes in their working lifetime. what do you make of all this? >> it's obviously a political ploy right now to make the president look bad and to reassert what they want the public to believe are states' rights. but the same governors somewhere along the line, not too far in the distance, they're going to have to face their constituents and plain to their constituents why they are going to say to lower middle class and working middle class people in their states, we're not going to allow you to get coverage even though the federal government is going to pick up the entire tab for the first three years and 90% of the tab after that. well, you know, let them face the voters and let the voters do their will. >> so i know you're in california and california h

by the time you reach berkley it does even out. you can see how it looks.inor accident on the shoulder. it's not causing a big back up, but may be contributing to the slow down. it's about a 15 to 20 minute delay once you get onto the bridge. the morning commute is not all that bad. we're getting slow traffic on 280 getting out of downtown. >>> there's some fog. sunny and very nice. the fog thickens up right there. it looks like the fog has been increasing a little bit. look at the little spins in the atmosphere. i love that. that's going to set up and enhance the fog starting tomorrow. it's already happening on the coast. sunny and warmer, late breeze out of the west, 60s, 70s, upper 70s, 80s. if you're visiting for the first time and you see the highs at 58 to 88, you say, how can you miss that? >>> it's about to start in san francisco. the latest high-tech event featuring a possible new challenger for the i pad. >>> cleanup still going on in oakland after a big rig catches fire. we'll have the impact. >>> the city of san francisco wants to make it easier

and as we pick up the traffic maps for a look at your east bay ride, 80 is clear to berkley.ent out to the pass t has been moved to the center divider. here there is slowing on 17 and 101 but not bad at all a north bay is without delay. >> mark. >> thank you. >>> one of the three men who kidnapped a bus full of children back in 1976 has been released from prison. he buried the children in a van in a livermore quarry. he released late on wednesday to an undisclosed location after more than 35 years in jail. his brother and two others ambushed the bus in a farming the accident outside of fresno. the students and the driver, who were in the van that was buried in a squarery, they escaped. it was before the ransom demands were met. and he will be monitored 24 hours a day with a gps device. >>> a climbing ranger has died trying to rescue four people on mount rainier in washington state. park officials say nick carr fell trying to help them. other rangers reached bullet but he was dead. they rescued three injured climbers and the fourth waited out the conditions. >> the students he

berkley university warrant institute, more than one-third of individuals arrested in this program report that they have a u.s. citizen spouse or child. in other words, an estimated 88,000 families with u.s. citizens have been impacted by secure communities. the same report found that latinos comprise 93% of the individuals arrested in this program despite only comprising 77% of the population. mr. chairman, i suggest that is not the america we want to create. we should all be able to agree that we don't want to see an america where victims are afraid of the police or an america where racial profiling is encouraged or tolerated. now, i understand, mr. chairman, that some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle believe that increasing enforcement policies is the right approach to solve our broken immigration system. with that being said, i appeal to my colleagues to support efforts by the department of homeland security to ensure adequate oversight of this program. the office of civil rights and liberties have taken and will take to analyze arrest data to make sure there are no ser

upper 60s berkley. san francisco, cool e 64 for the afternoon high.g land east bay, warming up, 84 concord. 87 antioch. instead of 90s, we are looking at at 80s for today. a gorgeous afternoon in las catos. notice the big cool down. sundays a change. monday, being the coolest day, introducing the possibility of scattered showers over the nor bay our best chance, could start early on and done by the afternoon or late afternoon, tuesday, wednesday, dry, the numbers remain cool for early june. if you are headed to see the giants play, i have the forecast for you coming up. >>> on monday morning, 11-year- old student will have quite a story to tell his class. yesterday tyler sullivan did not go to school because he was watching the president speak in a nearby town. tyler had the chance to shake his hand and talk to him. >> i said, hi president. he started asking me questions. he was like k you must be out of school then. >> that's when mr. obama took out a presidential pad and pen and wrote the note excusing tyler from class. he plans on bringing it to hi

berkley: i would like to bring to your attention an issue that's important to me and middle class families around the country. the ability for every student in america who so desires to get a college education. my dad was a waiter when i was growing up. on the -- i'm the first person in my family to go to college, with the help of student loans. i know firsthand the invaluable role that student loans play in helping nevada's middle class families enable their families to get a college education. that is why i'm so pleased that president obama is visiting my alma mater today, the university of nevada-las vegas. he will call on congress to focus on keeping student loans afordable for nevada's families as we approach the july 1 deadline when student loans will double. mr. speaker, right now, families across the country are sitting around their kitchen tables, anxiously trying -- figuring out how to give their children the opportunity to go to college. they're counting on this congress to stop worrying about protecting wall street's corporations and big oil companies for just a few minutes and

three consortia centered in west virginia university, the university of michigan and the lawrence berkley national lab in his own home state. they fund research at seven american national laboratories, five american universities and 40 american companies, institutes and other organizations. there's nothing nutty about that, mr. chairman. i certainly share the concerns we keep intellectual property and manufacturing here at home. to address these concerns, these research centers sign aid agreements to protect -- signed agreements to protect american intellectual property while allowing us to take advantages of new joint discoveries. eliminating centers altogether would harm american returners, american scientist, american innovation, american job creation and i oppose his amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. rohrabacher: how much time do we still have? the chair: the gentleman has 30 seconds. 30 seconds. mr. rohrabacher: 30 seconds. well, i'll make this ve