berkley police -- >> looking out.ou know, not just for my kids, but other kids. >> actually tried to kidnap children, or was simply acting suspicious in the area in that green van. parents are being advised to stay alert this morning, and every morning, actually, as their kids are walking to school. the advisory is look out for that green van. we're live in alameda, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >>> students at archbishop mitty high school will wear white to show their support for a fellow student now in critical condition after he was hit by a car. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live at valley medical center where the teenager is this morning. kris? >> reporter: good morning, laura. that 14-year-old boy is in the intensive care unit this morning. tonight, his parents were supposed to be at a parent meeting for freshman students. clearly, they will not be there, they will be here at the hospital. his classmates at archbishop mitty are also planning to arrive at school in time for a prayer vigil which the

mid 70s, santa rosa, 76 movado. 69 berkley. inland spots, mild. 75 in san ramone. a look at the accu weather seven-day forecast. the last day of september, mid 70s to low 80s. we start off on thursday with a slight chance of showers. still cooler-than-average. only to drop back down again to cooler conditions for your weekend with 60s to 80s. but they are definite signs that we're heading towards october as you look behind me here. >> all right. definitely feels like a change of seasons. thanks so much. >> listen to this, meat may not be so bad for you after all. be you wi but there is a catch. >> cheryl and dan, the breaking news we're tracking two major storms tonight. a tropical storm seth to become a hurricane strengthening right now. the jet landing, the brakes igniting a fire and the new iphone for a dollar? the list of offers right after abc 7 news. >> david, thank you. and, new at 6:00, getting clocked by a double click. michael finney on why you need to be extra i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose.. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassad

marÍa: uno de los siete estudiantes irlandeses que sobreviviÓ al colapso de un balcÓn en berkley., nillrecupera en el centro mÉdico de santa clara aunque volverÁ a irlanda la semana que viene. otros seis estudiantes que tamil cayeron al vacÍo no lograron sobrevivir. leÓn: a los agentes de la policÍa de san francisco una broma podrÍa costarle caro.

new this morning heavy rains load to flooded out roads in our area, this is route 45 and berkley road in mantua township gloucester county. police have the roadblock off in both ex there, as you can see the water with halfway up the stop sign there. >> 4:33, and we news just over two weeks away from the arrival of pope francis in philadelphia. not everyone is excited about the visit. the pope's visit has many philadelphians on edge, especially everyone going to the ben franklin parkway, wondering thousand will affect them. >> jan carabeo live for us outside the cathedral bass ill, a where informational session was held last night. hearing it was pretty heated, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, folks who live in this area, well the papal visit will be napping their front yard. they really just want to understand what life is going to look like at the end of september, in both the run up to the papal visit and the big papal visit weekends. people who live in this area specifically the logan square neighborhood association got a chance to meet with city officials last night t

both here in alameda and also in the city of berkley, two separate incidents. students reporting a suspicious green van cruising by the school last friday. reports say the driver tried to lure kids inside the van. 20 minutes later, similar reports coming out of berkley. there, police say the driver of the van tried to actually kidnap children near willard elementary. berkley police described their suspect as a latino, dark hair, a mustache, heavy set and wearing a hat. at this point, detectives are trying to determine if both cases are, in fact, related. for now, they're asking parents to be extra cautious as their children walk to school. >> it makes you more cautious. keep your eye out. yeah. not just for my kids, but other kids. >> reporter: at this point, alameda police will not confirm if their driver actually tried to kidnap children or simply acting suspicious in the area. in any case, parents are advised to stay on alert. a green van cruising by several schools here in the east bay. i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >>> stunned and concerned. tha

but investigators are still on the scene at the berkley trace apartments on bensalem boulevard.hey are conducting a very thorough investigation. the local authorities tell me they feel confident that formal charges can be filed as early as tomorrow morning. neighbors describe 25 year old dilara ozen as a lovely young woman who kept to herself. >> she is very quiet. she more or less came and gent -- went into the apartment and that's it. and if you don't know somebody, you wish could you have helped, it is horrible. >> and betty mitchell living next door is talking about the discovery of the neighbor's body in the bathroom. it is ozen's mother that made the discovery about 10:00 this morning. others say it comes on the heels of difficult weekend with ozen and andrew messner described as her on-again off-again boyfriend. >> there was random screaming, yelling. screaming really loud after 10:30. and the cars, like stretching wheels back and forth. >> the public safety director says that messner has been questioned, but as of right now is still only considered a person of interest i

this is in mantua, gloucester county route 45, near berkley road. this road is still wet but a lot of those flood waters has receded in the times that we have been out here. we have seen some cars driving through it, when we got here, the water is splashing up, we know that is a bad idea but because of the time we have within out here the roadway that car going by not too much water out there. so far this morning. lets look at video we have got earlier this morning when it was pretty bad and this road was washed out. we have police on the scene as well. they tell us that the roadway does not flood out here. route 45 near berkley road is a road that typically does flood but after all that heavy rain we got last night into this morning they say about 1:00 o'clock this road was washed out and they had to block it off in some parts for people so they wouldn't drive through. this can be a busy road during rush hour but again, because of the water appears to be receding they do not anticipate too much trouble. back out here live gloucester county under a

. >>> the city of berkley is taking on the issue of minimum wage just last year. the city's labor commission says the hype wasn't enough. and it's now supposing minute minimum age of 19 by 2020. >> if it passes by 2020, the minimum age will be $19 an hour. he says the minimum wage of $19 an hour within five years is not sustainable. >>> just last year, the city council voted to increase. now, the labor commission says that hype may not have been nufr. >>> we're looking at trying to raise people out of poverty. you can have a rechargeable bat ri. >> the council may approve it to want or imp ri reject it. >> >>. >> during the sum every time, it's a ghost town. >> mom and pop shops are also hoping the council takes into acount, they are making things did i have cut. >> the professors say businesses too often discourage workers from taking critical time up. the lawsuit identifies a his till firety. >>> young sioux lee traveled from soul to san francisco. forced to become what japan euphemistically call ed. >> fortunately, took me away and made me set to slave. but the

this is internet 80 in berkley. the traffic is going towards berkley and it doesn't matter whether it's right or left. it is bumper-to-bumper in both directions at this hou following today's development, muller will face charges in the vallejo kidnapping. his plea will be different than today's. a no contest plea for the suspect at the center of at least two home invasions and a kidnapping. invets gaitors say matthew muller entered this house in june. the home's owner says he scared off muller by calling to his wife to get the gun. the case might have remained unsolved had it not been for his cell phone muller left behind. evidence his attorney had wanted dismissed until now. instead, muller entered a no contest plea to charges in the dub plin home invasion robbery. >> no contest plea is treated by the court as a guilty plea. >> a strategic move. vallejo police called the well. the strategic move, overlapping sentences. if he's found guilty in the vallejo kidnapping case. >> it's a binding agreement that he'll recei

mean while in berkley and his third season with the golden bears. first quarter, cal up 7-0. the heads up play and it goes off the receiver's head and he hauls it in the other way for the big six and just a like that, it's 3-0 cal. and second quarter, they hook up again. the pair hooked up for three touchdowns, tied for 53 sgpoint in the first half. they win big, 73-14. and they have a very, very good band because that's really all they have going for them this weekend. >> well, it was a good half time show and a good day for anybody who's a bear's fan. >> for sure. >> thank you. >>> and we'll see you right after this break. nose has probably already told you it's "b >>> if you're in downtown san jose this weekend, your nose has probably already told you it's bacon festival time. it kicks off today. bacon lovers got to pig out on everything even bacon s'mores. and it's hosted by movable feast. >> yeah, i'm enjoying myself. this is the first time i've done something like this. >> and is bacon worth it? >> i think so. i love bacon. you can't go wrong with bacon. >>> the festiva

currently a 33-minute trip time from hercules to berkley.ent incident near gilman was an accident. there are problems at ash by and that's why the problems are still there. we're still solidly backed up around the corner to the berkley curve into the maze. and you can see how slowly traffic is moving right now. makes me think there's an incident on the bridge, a new problem, because suddenly it's much closer across the lanes than it has been in a while. the back-ups are still close to 30 minutes out of the maze. your trip to the san mateo bridge, still not much in the way of relief. 22 to 28 minutes your trip time here. while the golden gate bridge is problem-free, it's still slow in northern marin and the drive into marin out of the east bay is still a heavy one with the westbound 580 ride still backed up beyond the richmond parkway. let's head over to the weather center. >>> good morning, george, good morning, everybody. the consolation we have for the traffic is at least dry roads. it's not going to be the situation when you drive home. b

well, berkley, poetry, environmentalism.oday's the 20th annual water shed environmental poetry festival in berkley. a walk along strawberry creek, food in the farmer's market and celebrate the neighborhood and community, k-12 poets in schools, poetry flash and 100,000 poets for change. that's the group probably won't have all 100,000 there, i bet. sometimes may feel like that, especially for your morning commute, which i'll cover monday here on today in the bay. >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> 7:51, a live look outside on this saturday morning. the foothills in san jose. it's going to be a beautiful day to get out there and go for a hike. >>> more than a dozen dead whales washing ashore in northern california. on thursday, another one showed up in fremont near the dunbarton bridge. in many cases the whales have been killed by ships or entangled in fishing gear. joe rosato jr. shows us the art of one man rescuing the whales. >> began when i was 8 years old. >> isn't hard to find the studio of peter, you just follow t

. >> la gente tiene que saber que el sarampiÓn estÁ aquÍ en la regiÓn de berkley y la cosa mÁs importantemunicado se asegurÓ que no han recibido informaciÓn de otros casos de sarampiÓn en la universidad y el estudiante contagiado estÁ programado a salir de aislamiento maÑana. cabe mencionar que las personas que estÁn en mayor riesgo de ser contagiados con sarampiÓn son mujeres y bebÉs y aquellos que no han recibido la vacuna. ♪ ♪ marÍa: el condado de santa clara revelÓ imÁgenes que muestran la explosiÓn de una tuberÍa de vapor que lanzÓ un trabajador por una alcantarilla y puso en riesgo a quienes trabajaban en una obra. despuÉs del susto nadie terminÓ herido. la empresa turner a cargo de la construcciÓn enviÓ un comunicado que dicen " turner es una compaÑÍa que pone a las personas primero y la seguridad en los lugares de trabajo es siempre la prioridad" la policÍa investiga el abuso sexual de una mujer. ocurriÓ fuera de las afuera del trabajo del agenta al oficial sin embargo lo asignaron a labores con el pÚblico mientras investiga el caso. se investiga un secuestro en auckland un testig

we got out here a little earlier this morning this roadway here along route 45, around berkley, it is completely flooded out. pretty clear now flood waters have receded quickly out here and just a short time ago we did see action, flashing lights, police removed barricade they have put autopsy long this roadway. it looks like this roadway portion here is backup, and open. you can see cars going through there. there is debris from those receding flood waters. it is not too bad from what we can see in the dark here. but let's zoom in on that real estate sign we need a point of view here we will give free advertise to go that real estate agent over there but i want to show you, no flood waters here. lets get video that we got for you earlier this morning when flood waters, were a good way up that sign. it was covering at least the steaks in the ground right up to the name on that plaquard there. so actually flood waters got deep out here and police say this isn't an area that usually floods when we do have heavy rain that we want to point out, there it is, on a lit built have the low lyi

. >>> uc berkley is considered the home of the free speech movement. now, over half a century later, the uc regions concern that free speech has become hate speech, considered a formal policy for all of their campuses. >>> the draft they debated today condemned intolerance, including violence, harassmented, hate speech and derogatory language. students on the cal campus we talked to say they don't feel there's a problem here. >> people tend to be very willing to listen to other people's opinions. >>. >> i feel very welcomed on campus. >> the reasons that their proposed bri ed principles don' adequately address. the professor says he gets antimuslim reactions. for example, hate e-mails after posting about the muslim boy arrested in texas this week. he says the university should not be a place where any topic is off limits. >> what defines tolerance and intolerance? what defines acceptable and unaccented speech? how can we make sure that tolerance is not con flated with unpopular decision. >> just ahead, incriminating text in the death of an inmate. comi

. >>> and this one took place at a uc berkley library. today, campus police are being tight lipped.ll they tell us is that before 1:00 this morning, a woman told police she had been groped. they didn't say what particulate -- part of the library it happenedalit alitt. >>> athorts searched the home of fifer. he retired from teaching in lafayette. investigators say thus far, there isn't any evidence to suggest that any of his former students were victimized. >>> and pg&e is looking to collect an additional $2.7 billion. and it will be used for improved disaster response and technology upgraded. if they agree, your bill could go up $4 in 2017. >>> and it's happening on tracks in counties all akrauz the bay area. oil being transported via trains that run by schools. is that safe and what happens if something goes wrong and a train dera derails? and terry, you saw that report tonight? >> reporter: yeah, we got ahold of it a day earlier than that public and it says right now, more than 50,000 bay area students go to school within a mile of the tracks that carry these oil tanker trains and

marÍa: uno de los siete estudiantes irlandeses que sobreviviÓ al colapso de un balcÓn en berkley., nillaunque volverÁ a irlanda la semana que viene. otros seis estudiantes que tamil cayeron al vacÍo no lograron sobrevivir. leÓn: a los agentes de la policÍa de san francisco una broma podrÍa costarle caro. fueron encontrados en vÍdeo hablando de cÓmo disparar a sospechosos, para que esta cÁmara no aparezcan en las cÁmaras que se pondrán en los uniformes de los agentes. las autoridades buscan a la persona que grabÓ la información ya que se le abriÓ una investigación a los uniformados. >> la persona que tenga informaciÓn por favor llame a los detectives aquÍ en san francisco. los dos oficiales estÁn bajo investigaciÓn. leÓn: el vÍdeo fue colocado en instagram. un dÍa mÁs tarde la policÍa de san francisco supo sobre esta publicaciÓn. cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn sobre quiÉn subiÓ el vÍdeo puede ponerse en contacto con la policÍa. a medida que el fuego avanza los condados y los residentes se prepara para ser evacuados. marÍa: las llamas del incendio se expanden. reportera: el avanc

in a u-c berkley building. police say it happened monday night on the lower level of the m-l-k building. the victim told police. he noticed someone reaching under the stall holding a smart phone. police say they found richard anderson with a smart phone and a drill, which he used to drill a hole in the wall. anderson was arrested for invasion of privacy and vandalism. police say they're trying to find other victims. moraga police are searching for a man they say tried luring two girls into his car... it happened today around 3-pm - along camino pablo, near camino pablo school. police say the man claimed to have lost his dog... and asked the girls for help. they ran to the school for help. the man is described as white -- between 30 and 40 years old. he has short light colored hair... and was last seen driving a white, 2-door pickup with a lumber rack and a decal on the passenger door. anyone with information is asked to contact police. three santa clara county correctional deputies. accused of killing an inmate

landing in washington, one of the hallmarks of community planning, designed by (unintelligible) in berkley. looking at the comprehensive plan. i'm excited at the opportunities -- it can be seen as a brand-new community, looking at the use of the wetlands as part of the water treatment plant there. for the last five years i have been involved in the company that creates a new stores wetlands across the united states so i value that deeply. this is a grander use i would say of those wetlands; i'm particularly eager to see how that plays out. the other parallel is that in the course of the (unintelligible) project there was a huge environmental issue there, covering over 600 acres. it was an old black powder plant, much like hercules was here. when that use and it there was a substantial arsenic and lead contamination that we have to clean up. i don't think that things are quite severe in treasure island is that. >> radioactive waste. >> there is that. i'm enthused by using my experiences to create (unintelligible) and restore wetland and bring them to treasure island. one of the most satisfy

event place an collaborative design with the university in switzerland local gail architect and the berkley those are open to the public we wish to have not closed off the space will not be closed off in my way anyone can walk up and checkout and enter the park let and take a seat if they want to do that we - our plan to maintain a 6 foot walk path by having swiss next monitor and clear and make sure that people walk along and this free open paths and not around it don't enter the streets in any way and stay safe and feel free to cross over during the event. >> we did have an events on august 27th it was very successful and safe we had approximately 25 people that showed up for this event i have to say that it is not necessarily a capture audience that a stays for the whole thing because people walk by and listen for 5 minutes and there were people who stated there and sat there for more than a half an hour the programs we're proposing are approximately an hourlong we didn't have any sort of disruption are problems not that i'm aware of with the public or with people not being able to have

that van was spotted friday morning near ruby bridges elementary in alameda. 20 minutes later, berkley police got calls about two incidents also involving a van. this time, trying to kidnap kids near willard middle school. alameda police are still trying to figure out if those incidents are connected, but law enforcement agencies across the east bay want parents to keep their guard up. >> it makes you cautious. you know, keep an eye out. yeah. not just for my kids, but other kids. >> this morning, alameda police cannot confirm if the green van attempted to kidnap anyone. >>> it is 4:33. do you recognize this man? san jose police say he robbed a subway restaurant at gunpoint. it happened this monoon a subway near branham lane. if you have any information call san jose police. >>> the man arrested for spraying anti-chinese graffiti in a san francisco neighborhood could find out today if he's going to stand trial. 62-year-old john skinoni is charged with vandalism and committing a hate crime. he's set to appear in court for a preliminary hearing. police say he spray painted the words "no

i want to show you route 45 right here in berkley road in mantua township camden county. road was closed but then water receded and route 45 is back opened. have have we got terrific news for your friday. kyla outside on the sky deck much nice tore day then yesterday, kyla, how is it looking. >> it is nice to feel the sunshine. it is also nice to feel the less humid air, when we walk outside, just feels more fresh out here, and we also have a breezing on. that is helping. lets take a look at the wind, we have right the now, at the north and you can see 12 miles an hour wind there in philadelphia. that is ushering in this cooler air mass that will stick with us. taking a look at storm scan three you can see our skies are nice and clear that will stay that way for today but unfortunately we have rain tracking our way for weekend. we have 82 in philadelphia. seventy-eight in down the shore and 74 here in the poconos not bad at all. this is what we're going to see today, decreasing cloud, becoming sunny, we are seeing that happen already. less humid. i like that one. average

route 45 at berkley road, mantua township, block off due to the high water.understand that the water is starting to recede. >> better day than yesterday. >> that's good news, yes. >> our sister radio station wogl holding radiothon to benefit children's hospital. >> this year letting us tv folks help out. meisha joined the wogl crew yesterday, raising funds for the important work of one of the best hospitalization in the country. also got some help from the philly phanatic there. taking her first spin. >> nice move. >> yes. over the last 13 years, the wogl radiothon, and he's back at it, has raised more than $6 million for children's hospital. >> considering the size of meisha. >> i love that fanatic. >> who doesn't? >> well, you can still help today. there is still time. radiothon continues today at 6:00. about 15 minute from now. the number is on your screen there: 1866-266-8898. you can also donate by logging onto wogl. com/radiothon. such a great cause. take a look at this, okay? what looks like tornado but on the surface of the sun. >> look at the bottom

in our city to expand space so was an academic exercise in some was that's why we worked with the berkleynd university of switzerland to be a park let and be capacity we have an event space that worked fine we have good you'd it was not perfect to fix the problem but we do a lot of different programs and art and science and technology programs and this was a project we wish to pursue. >> that's helpful to know the background and another question we ask our applicant about neighbors and residents that are nearby they're the ones saying it is 9 o'clock i want to go to bed can you tell us about your outreach and the neighbors that are there and our outreach. >> part of applying for a park let there's a application procedure to get signatures from the neighbors this is something they wanton is a good idea to pursue. >> which is if there recently more questions robin can maybe talk about that process but prominently around our space is restaurants there's office space there's the church of sciencetology it is not a residential area that's what i assumed. >> do they know you want to amplify the

should be changed to regents and the university user universal should be changed to the regents of uc berkley program on page 71 modification to contract number 1162 acceptanceable environmental sciences should read 21903912016000151123 not 1139 the last sentence should read the replacement windows replacement and m e.c. screening of the project 148, page 1019 should be marked no and the activity should be deleted through 516 and 158, page 1 61 october code changed if r from 4313 to a 3 and the amount should be changed to $32,000 and the fourth $3,490 and page 197 not a retroactive pay should be marked no and page 249 in the amendment to resolution line at the top of the page the correct number is 14 is 12 and 158 page 261 the cost is not a credit the it should reflect the credits. >> thank you, my items removed by the board seeing none, any severed by the board. >> thank you. i have two items one is two a on page 24 and the 2 f on page 33. >> okay those will be taken up roll call vote my apologies i understand the student delegates had an additional announcement we'll return to the student d

we'll go to 84 hercules and 82 berkley. 94 antioch. and we'll top out at 90 in san ramon.e's the accuweather forecast. we'll call it very warm inland. there's very little change. and then finally, it seems like autumn around here for quite some time. the next seven days, nothing but sunshine on the accuweather forecast. >>> you like pace twri. >> love pastry. >> i do. so does the pope, evidently. still to come, a bay area bakery gets a very high profile customer. how some ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> >>> we've been covering the pope's historic visit to washington. no other monument of junipero serra gets as much attention as this one. it shows st. serra now on one knee and pointing west. it has generated a lot of comment since it was put up in 1976. some call it funny looking and say it resembl

. >> a berkley woman unvailed a new campus. on the field trip when his heart suddenly stopped.r like this one. it started his heartbeating again and saved his life. >> a student can use it. anyone on campus can use it. it's very easy. they'll tell you when to push the button if a shock is indicated. >> after carlos's near-death experience, defib rilators will be installed. >> ginger may help with your seasonal allergies. >> wealthier families have happier children. >> big impact on the children's future. the now new research shows it can make them emotionally healthier, too. a ucla johns hopkins study found that healthier kids saw fewer behavioral and emotional issues. >>> adding small amounts of powdered ginger to food may help take the edge off. the study was done on animals. but it dit find that they sneezed less after taking powdered ginger every day. the usda says americans eat a lot of starch and vegetables but in their processed forms. there fact, a third of all vegetables consumed are potatoes, a fifth, tomatoes. a nutritionist recommending some variety of vegetables to

mid-90s in berkley.outh bay, we have a hot one here as well. 99 san jose. 102 mountain view. 108 in gilroy. these temperatures anywhere from 15-20 degrees above the seasonal average. take a look as we get into thursday. still very hot inland. could see a late afternoon sea breeze by thursday. that will cool down the coast a little bit, perhaps inside the bay. it takes another day before inland communities begin to feel it. only slightly better as we get into the last business day of the week. temperatures will finally come back down. 90s for our inland cities, which is a very warm day. >> very hot. >> the 90 on sunday seems pleasant compared to what's going on now. >> thanks. >>> after the break, we'll hear from bay area congressman eric swallwell. we have his thoughts on the refugee crisis going on in europe. that interview is coming up. >>> plus, we'll talk with a cyber security expert on how to protect your home. ♪ welcome to subway, what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian her

. >> berkley plans to use bug-sniffing dogs. bedbugs also closed in palo alto last week. >> all right. we're joined by fans of the popular french chain who plans to reopen six locations in san francisco. live on pine street in the san francisco store. it launched three years ago when the chain began offering baked goods at its coffee shop. you'll rebel they dded to decided to close all 23 loaf cases saying operating the chain's attraction. >> the blue angels are returning fleet week. you can catch all of the aerial acrobatics. they'll perform saturday and sunday, october 10th and 11th. thousands are expected in san francisco for the special event which also included the parade with the shift towards us. usually this time in the afternoon, we'll see them off the roof practicing. >> you and i will be able to see it. standing on the roof. >> we'll probably be in the studio watching the monitor of them. >> yeah, but you know who does have a prime view? spencer chris. he has a vast view of there. >> reporter: right now, a few high cl

. >> berkley, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and then so he auditioned you and the rest is up to you and you scored and now you're hosting the emmy awards. i mean, come on. >> yeah. the fairy god father, jimmy fallon. [ cheers and applause ] gave us the whole thing. what? >> jimmy: it's all right. fairy god father. >> you're like the fairy god father. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i'm looking at -- i follow you, of course, on the twitter. >> mmm. >> jimmy: and here's what you tweeted out. it's you and the writers working hard on the emmys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's you face down. you're planking. you're trying to bring the plank back? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. well, me and the lonely island guys were -- decided that we wanted to bring back planking, because it went away too soon, don't you think? [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's like a lot of -- >> jimmy: i think it had a good run. you think it should come back? >> i walk down the street and i'm just looking at a bunch of floppy

he was relaxing in his berkley home and decided to order out from domino.e had a slice of pizza and put the rest of the food in the fridge. hours later his even if started to get calls which he ignored because he didn't know the number. it was that delivery driver. >> at 5:00 a.m. i got home from work and looked in the refrigerators and it turnout to be 1300 bucks. >> we have about $300. >> he says as much as he would like to keep that money, he did give that back. used to be a delivery guy. big question is what was going on with that cash. the cash he was collecting from delivery of pizza. >>> local police officer did when he thought in one was watching, and this interact action has gone viral warming hearts across social media. >>> joan jet, 57 years old today, she was born in wynnewood, pa. how about that. live look at wilmington for you, an officer took a break on patrol to play catch with the neighborhood kid and lucky for thaws boys parents recorded the whole thing. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has a story on the video now going viral. >> it is something

robert reich, professor at university of california, berkley, former labor secretary under presidentton. he wrote "saving capitalism for the many not the few." and michael r. strain is an economist who studies labor market and wages, a scholar at the american enterprise institute. welcome both of you. we start with you. overview. is it fair to see if movement as taking hold and why do you think it picked up so much momentum? >> i think it is taking hold. i think it's picked up momentum because, for one thing, the minimum-wage in real terms adjusted for inflation keeps on dropping. if we had the same minimum-wage as in 1968, adjusted for inflation, it would be over $10 today. i think a lot of people who are middle class, lower middle class and poor are just saying, look, this is just simply unfair and, finally, a lot of middle class people are saying, we'll pay more and more taxes to keep working people out of poverty, which is effectively a subsidy to all these low-wage employers and that's not fair either. >> brown: michael r. strain, how do you assess the movement? >> i think the m

the show was hosted by berkley native and saturday night live sandy samberg who opened with song, dancend even a little politics. >> donald trump of course is running for president to the delight of uncles everywhere. but i've got to say, sure, donald trump seems racist. what else? [ laughter ] >> very nice. all the stars of television were there. hbo was the big winner of the night. there were some emmy firsts and even a surprise appearance. for more, we're lined by kevin mccarthy. nice to see you gep. post-show headline, i have to go with viola davis and not just because she won the award but what she said in her speech. you can't win an emmy for roles that simply are not there. is that the talk you're hearing? >> yeah. it was an amazing, amazing speech. by the way, thank you for having me on your show this morning. it's an honor to be on. her show is incredible. her speech, it's interesting. when you win an award that big and you have that big of a platform, why not talk about something important? everybody can thank anybody they want to thank all day long but her speech had very big

a domino's driver accidentally delivered a box of money to mike vaguest of berkley, california.e driver was planning to stop at a bank and put the cash in a empty wings box for safe keeping. turns out though he delivered that $1,300 to vegas' house. vaguest found the money, and returned it right to domino ex, who expressed their gratitude with 365 days of free pizza. great to see that. >> we'll be right back. first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. long way from the sandlot. first game in the majors? you don't know "aarp". because this family is enjoying a cross-country baseball stadium trip they planned online at aarp travel. it's where your journey begins with inspiration, planning, booking, and hot travel tips from real pros. if you don't think seize the trip when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities. hello! my name is phil zietlow. i work on the cheerios team and it's always bugged me that we couldn't say that, "cheerios are gluten free". you know, cheerios are made from oats which are na

in our city to expand space so was an academic exercise in some was that's why we worked with the berkleynd university of switzerland to be a park let and be capacity we have an event space that worked fine we have good you'd it was not perfect to fix the problem but we do a lot of different programs and art and science and technology programs and this was a project we wish to pursue. >> that's helpful to know the background and another question we ask our applicant about neighbors and residents that are nearby they're the ones saying it is 9 o'clock i want to go to bed can you tell us about your outreach and the neighbors that are there and our outreach. >> part of applying for a park let there's a application procedure to get signatures from the neighbors this is something they wanton is a good idea to pursue. >> which is if there recently more questions robin can maybe talk about that process but prominently around our space is restaurants there's office space there's the church of sciencetology it is not a residential area that's what i assumed. >> do they know you want to amplify the

. >>> meantime, some harsh accusations coming out against the berkley police department.ing. the group has criticized berkley's police department in the past, especially its response to race related protests earlier this year. and democratic presidential contender hillary clinton today continuing her latest bay area tour. you're looking at some video of clinton's motorcade arriving at her first stop yesterday, a reception in saratoga. ms. clinton also attended a fundraiser in marin county and a reception in arenda. she will now attend a breakfast in san francisco. what's the weather outlook like? we'll have a look right after this break. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're in the low 60s for most of the bay area, but still in the mid 50s in the north bay. all of the clouds covering us, and as we go through the afternoon, those clouds will keep our temperatures down. expect a high of 75 degrees in the peninsula, 78 degrees in the south bay, and the east bay will be up to 70 degrees. in the tri-valley, expect a high of 82, and san francisco topping out at 6

. >> catherine: today a berkley library reopened today after dogs detected bed bugs there on friday.artist was gunned down in oakland today. >> catherine: while working on a community mural. >> catherine: while oakland police search for the shooterthe director of the program tells kron4's haaziq madyun that she's looking for help >> catherine: from the community. to keep oakland artists safe return >> reporter:an artist shot to death under the 580 freeway in oakland. friends identify the victim as antonio ramos of the art esteem projectamana harris is the director of the project >> reporter:does a tragedy like this make you feel like giving up or pushing even harder in terms of beautifying oakland >>"well you know, i want to ask for help from the publici mean now i feel like our artists need security" >> reporter:this is the 2nd incident involving a gun being pulled on an art esteem muralist working on the super heroes mural project, back in 2012 artist were confronted by a gunman after he robbed a media crew covering the art work >>"it's important that the community gets involved" >

community colleges, and two of the california state university campuses, and the university of california berkley, and did a post-doc at the university of michigan. well, here i am. i'm proud to have had the opportunity to public higher education to be lifted and launched into an interesting and consequential life. part of my support came from the federal government in what was then called the national defense student loan. thank you very much. >> thank you, dr. white. mr. hogan? >> thank you, mr. chairman, members of the commission -- it's off? thank you. i'm not chancellor brit curwin, but unfortunately due to a family illness, he had to attend to his wife this morning. i'm p.j. hogan. i'm happy to be here today. by way of background, the university system of maryland comprises 12 institutions, three research universities, three historically black institutions, four traditional comprehensives, two regional higher education centers, one specialized research institution and one virtual university. we are, i believe, a microcosm of higher education in the united states in a very small geographic s

. >> hello, i'm teresa there's a study that was released by the urban.org from the berkley they showed the number of tracks is hundred and 33 percent higher than than the numbers experiencing 0 so orbited and department like selma and mission, you know castro and advanced gentrification i wish all the lrtdz and realtors really realize there is a displacements eviction crisis in the years 80 percent of evictions have gone up why is that those legislation is a very sensible and important legislation right now in order to just stop the gentrification and slow down evictions are going on and south of market there is one street interest is there we're pretty much every house are going for evictions owner moving evictions those evicts like ellis act are being abused and case recycle nuances that dlalgz are being evicted for small details from translateing information should be in the ordinance this is sensible i hope you supervisors really pass this. >> thank you, ms. i am peril before i let the rest the speakers speak i'll call the next 10 (calling names). >> >> next speaker. >> good aftern

. >> commissioner fewer matt haney berkley and mr. walton and dr.e. >> 6. >> thank you we're now on item q superintendents proposals first reading one 58 revision to the boards policy forming board policy addressing students and harassment secondly, revision to the board policy formally on students and sexual harassment and community uniform complainant procedures may have a first and second. >> so moved. >> they'll be referred to the rules committee for review item r is board members proposal for the first reading in support of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of children i've offered i need a motion and second. >> i'll move. >> thank you very much in the referred to the curriculum and program committee we're moving to s board members reports standing committees we need a report from the augmented rules policy and legislation community commissioner wynns. >> thank you. we see here on our agenda the legislative overview we're in the fall session that is 4 weeks we have only two issues is the issue of this session now what now is

at least we have a few days of summer-like weather. 80s here for richmond and berkley. towards the east, it's all on the 80s. 95 for brent wood. walnut creek, and it's 93. we'll go back into the business of 80 for saturday and sunday. the beaches still hang at around 70. not too bad even into next week. >>> we're still recovering from the slow traffic on 880. both directions left us with a 66-minute corridor travel time. extremely jammed up this morning for northbound 101, 280. this is nearly a 50-minute drive time. this vehicle is not movable, and it's blocking the fast lane. >>> ride to the bay bridge here. the westbound bridge. okay let's stay with the bay bridge. i threw a curve ball to the control room. sorry. now, we'll head to 92 and the san mateo bridge. it's a parking lot construction zone. we have normal conditions here. a 30 plus-minute drive. no surprises here. the richmond bridge backed up to marina bay. james? >>> back to the news now. we have a massive theft of personnel records. ended up being much worse than previously thought. they have stolen .56 mill

is an advanced state of gentrification and gent identified between 2000 and 2013 as recorded by uc berkleyhere is a migration of people coming in i get it for the art person i have a question and michelle. >> i think so can you elaborate think the result. >> we put out a survey start the artists to get releases data on who was displaced or facing some level of vibration this survey was sent there channels i think the first round of responses over a hundred responses and just didn't feel like that is a good examine we did several efforts of outreach and got 5 hundred and 40 actors a lateral in san francisco facing a level of displacements the data is agree invade and the reports is out this month i'll be happy to when it is ready. >> my first touts on the results i'll say the narratives it is kind of consistent. >> thank you. i guess, sir i'm having a hard time there were issues raised with the admin services can you help clear that up for me good evening corey assistant sdvrp yeah, it's important to make that distinction the administrative services that is an office space can't be tech or

that projects we looked at the controllers study we did additional research and another study uc berkleyhrough the center that talks about urban displacement and a case study in the mission we looked at the research and pulled out those specific finding and so projects uses those studies and get their firm to do that one of the last year and specific to san francisco the specific fshtd we saw the other studies were analyzing the demographic changes and total production affordable housing production as well housing preservation and those are for projects that are producing housing or removing displacement of housing or tenants and then for projects that are demolishing or changing the use of assembly recreation are entertainment or institutional uses they would have to do a additional study that is related to jobs and non-residential displacement but first, we will look at we'll ask them to discuss whether the commercial tenants are being displaced if they are if they're being provided are relocation benefits according to the relocation act. >> if they're being not relocating the non-resi