we looked at the land with the owner of berkley. they pretty much decided where the ship came in and decided to come back and do further surveys. so they have been here the last four days doing that. we are hoping they are going to find something that's going to be meaningful. >> for the last ten years, we're fascinating in trying to uncover the story of berkley america. the famous berkley 100 that was established here in 1619 by people that came from england. it's been. known that for hundreds of years, but the precise location of where the settlement is located has never been discovered by archaeologists or historians. we have been surveying this huge field here because we think this would have been the most likely place they would have been. there's a small spring over here. there's a shall et low landing where they could have brought their boats up. ask there's a fantastic view in both directions. so if i was coming here for the first time, this is where i would end up. so that's the reason why we have come to this particular fi

my mom went to berkley. >> reporter: also affordability is a primary point of his platform, which berkley the rest of the bay area struggle with. >> very refreshing what he's trying to say about our -- you know, our housing situation. >> reporter: eugene young owns this shop and was happy to host cox. >> i noticed a bunch of body shops on the street. >> reporter: during a round table, cox touched on all of the big issues. >> rent control is the opposite of what we should be doing because that will chase investment away. >> reporter: he's for proposition 6 and against needle exchanges. and as someone who builds opndn living, wants building in california to be cheaper. in los angeles, a different take. >> we have a lot of work to do on housing, homelessness, issues of affordability. those remain stubborn. governor, i hope it is me, we have to hit the ground running. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom started south and is moving north as the day inches closer to mid terms. he and senator kamala harris will host his last campaign event in san francisco tonight. he will cast his bal

that's why they call it the berkley curve. that big curve over towards berkley, there's a big traffic jam because of a crash east 80. west 80 traffic is also slowing down past the scene coming down from richmond to el sorito. down to the silicon valley, traffic lighter than usual. 8:02 back to the desk. >> overnight in the south bay chp officers arrested a tesla driver who they say was asleep at the wheel appeared to be using the self-driving mode on the highway. live in palo alto to explain how the arrest unfolded. >> reporter: officers eventually did get the driver to pull over and brought him here to the shell station off embarcadero avenue where he failed a field sobriety test. they followed him for seven miles to palo alto and had to drive in front of the car to get it to slow down. i spoke with chp officer on the phone and he told me it appeared the auto pilot function was engaged. >> the driver was unconscious and they basically tried to make the vehicle stop by driving in front of the vehicle and eventually got the veh

at berkley, a being done fellow student. the biggest impact on the campus is game. only the history the cal versus stanford game has been canceled. we'll go live to uc berkley with what happens next. >> signs like this are up all over telling people that big game won't be played tomorrow. people are are sympathetic to what fire victims are going through. the postponement of the big game is having a effect. some restaurants that would be filled are empty. a lot of hotel cancellations are pouring in. >> i'm here from houston, texas supporting cal, my alma mater. >> we are always happy to be out we'll be back. >> it just didn't make sense. >> the director making the call because the unhealthy air is not getting any better. >> on occasions possible. >> mike lee is on campus attending his annual fraternitiy dinner. >> families have been devastated. a game is a game. >> now, if the air is still unhealthy on december 1, authorities are working on a plan b. they are hoping that won't be necessary. live at uc berkley for nbc bay area news. >> not far, take a look at the live

. >> "abc 7 news" anchor eric thomas is live in berkley. it is not the only game affected either, right? >> now the big game is supposed to happen on december 1st, that's when it has been postponed to. it is such a rare event, this postponement. it has only happened once before, and it was in 1963 following the assassination of president john kennedy. now, normally there would be activities here tonight, rallies, bonfire, but because of the smoke tonight it is quiet. when we first bumped into a visitor from toronto on the cal campus, he is just bought big game tickets. >> this is my first day in california, so i'm hoping that -- i heard a lot about the game, and i have heard that it is supposed to be one of the biggest games of the season. >> it is when they get to play, but late this afternoon cal athletic director jim nolton announced the annual showdown withstand forward had to be postponed until december 1st because of bad air quality. >> once we realized the air quality would not likely return to acceptable levels, we made the decision

and the winds are not roaring, it is strong in the oakland berkley hills.y is very low at 10, 20%. we're still getting gusts about 30 miles an hour. the red flag expired. but that does not mean there are not isolated areas of 30 to 40. half moon bare airport had gusts about 39, 40 miles an hour. upper 60s and 70s still a northerlily and easterly breeze. >>> we're watching two big fires burning in southern california. >> they are in the hills of ventura county. they are burning northwest. and frank mallicoat joins us with an update. >> reporter: like the camp fire, the fires broke out yesterday, and right now zero containment. ventura county, california fire department said that the evacuations are underway in malibu as the fire is now spreading towards the pacific ocean west. a new video shows the largest of the two fires. these are aerials to the northwest of l.a. firefighters finally able to see what they are up against this morning. the highway 101 closed in both directions at multiple locations. more on that in a moment. there are mandatory evacuations

brentwood and tracy, 61 to 64. 53 in berkley and 58 in redwood city. if you're traveling up to the airport, we are getting some rain up there. looks like just today and after that things should calm down a bit. we had a lot on the horizon coming up. 60s in the temperatures, above average. sal has been busy. >>> still busy, we're starting off with the east shore freeway and talking about 80 westbound, the drive to get to the mcarthur maze. almost 45 minutes. there's a crash west a motorcycle accident blocking a lane making things worse. but after that you can see here a 20-minute delay, no problems in san francisco although it's crowded as you drive up to the 80 and continue out to the area. interstate 880 opened north and south. still looks pretty good. in downtown oakland before it gets really slow. the san mateo bridge and dumbarton bridge is moderate. southbound commutes filling in. 7:02, back to you. >>> sheriff's deputies searching for a gunmen in san rafael who shot three people killing one of them at a detox center early this morning. lee martin

a pack 12 story this weekend, cal and stanford, and berkley. a friday bonus tonight. washington leads number 17 utah. the huskies are favored. washington has roled out there -- -- rolled out three in a row. the huskies beat them 11 out of 12 times. utah the top defense in the pac- 12 and a lot at stake. the win heads to the rose bowl and you can watch the action tonight at 6:00. if that's not enough, how about the big game tomorrow? pushed back two weeks because of the smoky skies from the camp fire and now it's time to play football at berkley. samford favored by three in the game and it's ever so hard to say this but the cardinals won 8 big games in a row so time to get the actionx back in berkley. cal like stanford is 7-4 enjoying one of the best seasons in years and the game in berkley with both bids on the line. cal fans are feeling it and so is their head coach. >> we're all honored to be part of the big game, one of the greatest rivalries in all of college football and we appreciate all that comes with it and the passion from the fan bases and so on. we got to

theresa may has appointed stephen berkley to the post of brexit secretary, taking over from berkley toing overfrom dominic rabb, and has brought amber rad back into the cabinet as work and pensions secretary. —— amber rudd. meanwhile questions remain over how many mps have submitted letters of no confidence, after leading euroscepticjacob rees no confidence, after leading eurosceptic jacob rees mogg announced he had. leading brexiteer and environment secretary michael gove said he will not resign. late this afternoon stephen berkley and amber rudd joined the cabinet as brexit and work and pensions secretary. we have been discussing where this last week has left the prime minister and the brexit process. the strain of brexit is beginning to tear apart the fabric of westminster. the governing party does not want its leader to be prime minister but does not have any idea about anyone that can do a better job. a significant minority of the governing party do not like the deal and want to tear it down, and the labour party see they are going to fall against it. it is an historic week. jim c

the company opened its first four-star store in berkley today. it has some of amazon's highest-rated products as well as new and trending products. among them are toys, household items and echoes. they are moving to expand their bro brick and mortar foot print. >> we have the earlier sunset, might be throwing you off a little bit. but it helps you get to bed maybe a little bit earlier. as we get a look at the micro climate forecast you can see the sun is already starting to set. we had some mild 70s. we'll be down to chillier 50s once we hit 9:00 tonight. with 50s coming our way later on tonight, that's going to set us up with a cold morning. we're going to be down to 49 for the south bay. 4in t 47 in the tri valley. upper 40s for san francisco and the east bay under most hly cle skies. temperatures by the afternoon about 10 degreaes above average. 78 in morgan hill, 77 in downtown san jose. 74 inerti. throughout the east bay, lots of upper 70s and low 80s in the inland valleys. 80 in pleasanton. as you go closer to the coastline, we still have t

not in record setting territory yet. 50s and 60s in san rafael and berkley.is much warmer than others and livermore going through the roof. san jose at 62. that's 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. so is san jose. livermore 20 degrees warmer. napa airport plus six. 48 and 49 from ukiah to sacramento and up and over she goes, high pressure continues to park itself right here. upper 70s to low mid 60s. doesn't matter if it's north, east or south. everyone is above average. tomorrow does look cooler. not a lot but we shave off 3-5 degrees and ramp it up into a fabulous weekend. warm weather and dry conditions oorjts getting more children to think about becoming computer engineers. the new program being offered by am sn. -- -- amazon. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes

one observation in berkley is 52. napa airport at 43. 37 in redwood city and a lot of 30s towards brentwood and tracy. there's your easterly component. not strong but still there. you can find mid to upper 50s up a couple thousand feet. coming in from davis and fairfield, there's a component of an easterly breeze. the offshore continues to dry and all that smoke coming in from paradise and the campfire. for us, a few high clouds. that may take a couple degrees off on the highs here. maybe on the high side for morgan hill and gilroy. everyone else in the upper 60s. the days are so short. hazy skies taking us into the weekend. down towards southern california, that might give us a westerly breeze late sunday and monday. >>> time is 7:50. get ready for cars without drivers. which company will launch a self-driving car service. >>> first, let's check in with mike mibach. >>> good morning, coming up, today marks five years since "bad kid" took over the streets of san francisco. we take a closer look at miles scott today an

uc berkley and stanford as well as cal state east bay. list of school closures at ktvu.com and certainly the school district website has the information as well. >>> time is now 7:37 you can ride for free today on several public bay area transit systems. rides are free today on muni so people in san francisco can avoid walking or biking outdoors. cable car service will be shut down so operators and passengers not exposed to the smoke. bus shuttles will provide service on the main lines all day in san francisco. in the south bay, offering free rides on all bus and light rail service to cut down on expo chur to the bad air. in san mateo area, bus service will be free today. >>> two wildfires burning, the woolsey fire has burned 153 squire miles, now 69% contained. three people have died in the fire. three firefighters have been hurt. the governor and u.s. interier secretary got a firsthand look at the devastation. >> it's unsustainable to have this happen year after year. or have a season like this where you have 100,000 acre fires becoming

as well as for san pablo there vacaville 170 in concord and for berkley 159. again reare going to see some relief. a life look a hazy start to the day. oakland 46. 50 in san francisco. san jose 42 and below freezing in santa rosa at 31. still smokey for one more day. improving conditions this evening that rain begins early on wednesday for tomorrow morning. and soaking rain heavy rain near the campfire with a flash flood watch. so we'll be watching that very close. they could see a lot of rain there and the possibility of debris flows so we're going to see a pattern flip and that will bring the rain. smoke forecast shows that we've been seeing day after day the red that indicates the smoke. it's not on our forecast map anymore. so we are going to see better air quality beginning this evening and then through the rest of the week. thankfully so. future cast to show you the clouds that are going to start to move in and that really is indicative of the changing wind direction here. as we go through tonight again we'll see better air quality, improving air quality

san francisco, oakland and berkley, they have similar bans.s comes as vaping is on the rise among high school students. >>> local races from tuesday's election are still too close to call. in one race just 13 votes separate candidates. the santa clara county registrar's office still has tens of thousands of votes to count. >> we have proximately 270,000 ballots left to tally. so we will be tallying around the clock until the tally is complete. >> the registrar's office says it saw a surge of voters on election day. many of them waiting in long lines well after the polls close. the office says they hope to have the votes counted by november 23rd. >>> other counties still processing ballots include contra costa county with an estimated 177,000 ballots there. in san francisco, there are 125,000 ballots still sto be processed. in both cases the majority of those are both by mail ballots. >>> our time is 7:40. still following latest developments his honoring the deadly mass shooting at a bar in southern california. coming up at 8:00, we'll take you

. >>> local retail experts are weighing in on amazon's four star floor that just opened in berkley t is called four -- it is called four star because it has things that get four stars on their site. >> amazon has all the data on what customers like. and what is popular here in the bay area versus in new york. and those are different. so they have these local areas what is trending here and it will be different from what is trending in manhattan for example. >> the story on fourth street and berkley interesting and close to the apple store there. it is only the third of its kind. and the others are new york and denver. >> whole point of amazon is not have to go to a store. but i guess if they specifically din point your city and what is popular in your say that would be nice. >> you happen to be there like going to the apple explore or a restaurant. >> i think they took the spot that used to be the barrel outlet. so i'm not happy about that. >>> republican congressman from the state of texas responding to a joke made at his expense on "saturday night live." why he said no apology is n

the company is opening its third four star location in berkley. the stores on 4th street near the intersection of delaware. the store is stocked with items that earn a four or five star amazon review. kitchen items and toys in there. the prices also change throughout the day as prices fluctuate on the website t. store will also feature a most wished for and trending around berkley section. customers can test out a number of electronics chls doors open at 10:00 this morning. >>> amazon is looking to boost holiday sales and add new prime members. its offering free shipping on holiday oerds to everyone. existing prime members get another perk. eligible for same day delivery for no extra cost. >>> smartphones can cost a pretty penny but you know how you they can cost you even more after you already paid for it. at any given moment you'll find people glued to their smartphones and likely you're just as guilty. a new study finds over the course of your lifetime your affair with your device could end up costing $300,000. >> wow. >> it's not that importan

. >> please leave the building -- >> the snapchat video shows smoke alarms going off at uc berkley. that fire is about 150 miles away, but this is how bad our smoke is. within the past 45 minutes, cal has canceled classes for tomorrow as well. among the big questions tonight, what happens to the big game against stanford scheduled for saturday? cheryl hurd joins us on campus where this was supposed to be one of the biggest weekends of the year, cheryl. >> reporter: that's right, raj. as you can see, students are clearing out as word is spreading that classes have been canceled tomorrow. we're hearing cheers off and on as we stand here. now campus is empty now, but earlier today, it was packed, in the plaza, half of the students as you can see heesre wearing masks. half going without. they were giving away masks earlier today, but that quickly ran out. we received social media video alarges as y alarms as you heard earlier in the broadcast. i spoke with one student inside evans hall when the smoke alarge went off. >> felt uncomfortable. it's not good to be outside breathing air you k

pulling up in berkley with a bus bearing the title "help is on the way." >> nice to meet you. jen, nice to see you. >> reporter: republican john cox gave his two cents. >> rear view mirror. rear view mirror. that's old information. they look at stuff that's happened a long time ago. >> reporter: about 85 miles southeast in modesto, democrat gavin newsom campaigned for josh harder and had this to say on the eve of the election. >> i know it's rote and cliched. i know everybody says it, forgive me. i'll add to the course. the energy is off the charts. rememb >> reporter: the final push could bear fruit. >> election day is the day we get most of our votes for any election. >> reporter: john arts calculates 24% turnout as of today, roughly 100,000 ballots, which means there will be a lot more votes coming tomorrow. >> the number to look at, will we receive 200,000 votes tomorrow? because i'm curious to see if we have 100,000 people voting at the polling places. i'm curious to know if we'll get 100,000 voite by mail ballots from various sources. >> reporter: and election turnout in

uc berkley closing classes, >> for now lester holt joins us with nightly news.hanks for joining us. >>> breaking news. hundreds of people missing as wildfires rage across california. the death toll continues to right. >>> and a new death threat on the way. twos marines charged with killing one of their own, a green benet strangled in his sleep. >>> prominent ivy league professors accused of sexually abusing their students. a woman at dartmouth saying it's like 21st century "animal house." >>> and a feel-good couple who raised $26,000 to help a homeless man in need. >> they put out a story that hood winked a lot of people. >> now cops say it was al

. >> you go to berkley and you are going to major in the science and be a scientist. what happened? why did you change? >> on august 11, 1965 what became known as the watts riots. i didn't have to go to vietnam. the city is on fire. and it took a while for me to convince my dad to let me go and understand what was happening because i was convinced i knew everything. and i met a young african-american there who was sitting outside looking in the building that burned down that he worked in. no one would give any financial support to him or his father because he was an african-american and it struck me and i thought i knew everything and now everything i believed, a chance to succeed based on your ability, not where you went to school, your religion or man or a woman, that this individual had made a rational decision watching the burning down of the building that employs him and he felt he wasn't part of the american dream. i went back to berkeley and changed my major to finance and business and was determined to change so that everyone felt they would have access to capital. >> majore

i sit on the commission of disability in berkley.t i want to bring up is my own personal concern about transportation and alternative transportation systems not necessarily including persons with disabilities. for instance, our adaptive bike and city chair programs don't have any bikes that are accessible for persons with disabilities. three-wheeled bike. as we progress with areas of alternative transportation, the community is running into a huge issue of what transportation is going to be available to us. lift and uber and those different ride share programs are not necessarily accessible. they have some accessible components, but they're not necessarily in full gear. we have our muni transportation and what not that is having some issues in regards to insurance of people being able to take public transportation. we have bird scooters and these other types of transportation systems that are also not including. all these systems of alternative transportation cause pedestrians hazards in safety. i'm speaking for all our communities,

berkley lab is 54. so there's your very warm air aloft. rain in seattle. not for us. maybe next week around thanksgiving, it looks like a system wants to plow through. 60s and the 70s on the temperatures. warmer than yesterday. in just a couple days, thanksgiving travel lers will be flooding bay area airports. big the traveling crowds may be. >>> first let's check in with mike to see what's coming up on mornings on two. >>> good morning, coming up, we're talking life with san francisco mayor london breed as also her take on a new plan being explored about what to do with people living in their cars and rv's and what's going on with the new transit center. >>> also coming up, are you looking to donate to fire victims? we're talking live with the red cross on more and the area they're seeing the greatest need. we're back after the break. ns. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america

berkley 56. there are others that are a bunch of 30s. 21 in walnut creek and 33 in danville and dublin and 37 in brentwood. but another observation is 25. and 54, 53 with the easterly breeze and high pressure to the north and high pressure over us. we'll go 60s and 70s. 7:31. i saw some grown on highway four. and i had to do one of these. >> a doubletake. >> so if you're driving to work on this veterans' day observe, yesterday was veterans' day. today a lot of people are observing it government offices are shut down. and we have some schools not going in and the combination makes everything better. i was going to show you a crash where the pickup truck crashed into the southern divider. by bridge approach, 18 minutes to the bay bridge. it is empty. to the commutes are doing well. 7:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> minutes ago cal fire gave us the numbers on the camp fire. no new deaths reported this morning. 228 people still listed as missing. the fire has grown to 176 square mile and still 25%

we're looking at 64 for you in berkley as well as for oakland and 66 in santa rosa. we'll time out for you when we'll see the rain and when we will see better air quality. i know a lot of people looking forward to details on that in a couple of minutes. >>> we're seeing delays along the east shore freeway this morning. we've got a hot spot westbound 80 effecting your commute out of hercules this morning. your drive time now 34 minutes from the carcinas bridge. that will probably change later this evening and tomorrow evening as folks head out of town tomorrow for the holiday. kenny and my which he will. ♪ i know it's only rock and roll but i like it ♪ >>> the rolling stones are coming to the bay area. at levi stadium on may 18th marking their first tour. that was back in 2013. and all the stones will bring the no filter tour to 13 u.s. stadiums in 2019. tickets go on sale starting at 10:00 a.m. on november 30th. >>> 4:56 right now. >> valuable items belonging to frank sinatra are being auctioned off. here's more on your eye on entertainment. >> snoop dog now has a st

being asked is if he wasn't the architect of this killing then why is he not finding out who was tony berkley al-jazeera yell over turkey. well meanwhile the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound mom is on a regional tour he's meeting close allies but activists in tunisia trying to mount a legal challenge to stop his visit to their country to modify all reports in the capital tunis. first stop in hama been some man's regional tour was to his closest ally mohammed bin zayed crown prince of the united arab emirates his saudi counterpart eager to show that it's business as usual for him and that he hasn't been affected by the fallout from the murder of jamal has been said man is also visiting behind in egypt as part of his trip both countries have close ties with riyadh so close they're seen by many to be excessively controlled by the saudis no surprise then that he was welcomed with open arms but in tunisia the birthplace of the so-called arab spring a different type of welcome awaits the prince to newseum protesters angry that their government is welcoming the man widely believed to be respons

berkley, 71. cloverdale, 83. this is november. this is why we pay $5 million per acre to live here. sunshine across-the-board. one extra hour of sleep this weekend. >> where is my frost on the pumpkin? >> we can't do this forever, we need rain soon. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in san francisco. we spotted snowflake decorations coming up, illuminating the light poles along market street. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> two commercial fishermen made an incredible risky move. >> they saw a whale in distress and they jumped in to help. >> get it! before she dives! cut it! >> fishermen saw a humpback whale tingled and broke in morro bay in september. the coast guard told him they would not be able to respond for hours so o

berkley, 71. cloverdale, 83. this is november. this is why we pay $5 million per acre to live here. sunshine across-the-board. one extra hour of sleep this weekend. >> where is my frost on the pumpkin? >> we can't do this forever, we need rain soon. >>> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in san francisco. we spotted snowflake decorations coming up, illuminating the light poles along market street. it is here, the holiday season is here. we will be right back. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> two commercial fishermen made an incredible risky move. >> they saw a whale in distress and they jumped in to help. >>

. >> it came from c o 40 and we reached with a research team from uc berkley so if you are asking whoas actually conducting the research it was a team of four led by a researcher professor meredith from uc berkley. we were involved in coordinating the research and helping it all move forward and a variety of community groups and binging it to you today. so, we started out knowing from a variety of work knowing that any given time about a third of the people who are biking in san francisco are women. that is something we've known in san francisco for a number of years. what we've never had a sense of is why. we can say anecdotally. you might each right now have annan he can total sense of why that is and why you yourself do or do not bike or women you know do or do not bike in san francisco. the city had never done any kind of comprehensive work and any kind of data base approach of asking people and other people who bike in san francisco why that is. so as we set out to begin this survey the research team came up with a few key research questions. i believe wendy mentioned very briefl

uc berkley closing classes, >> for now lester holt joins us with nightly news. thanks for joining us. >>> breaking news. hundreds of people missing as wildfires rage across california. the death toll continues to right. >>> and a new death threat on the way. twos marines charged with killing one of their own, a green benet strangled in his sleep. >>> prominent ivy league professors accused of sexually abusing their students. a woman at dartmouth saying it's like 21st century "animal house." >>> and a feel-good couple who raised $26,000 to help a homeless man in need. >> they put out a story that hood winked a lot of people. >> now cops say it was all a hoax and they're all in it together. >>> a new warning from the cdc. be careful cooking that thanksgiving dinner, an outbreak linked to turkey. >>> the toy store with tom hanks on the piano is about to open again. we have your first peek inside. >>> and the moment that will bring you to tears. >> unbelievable. thank you very much. >> this deputy's amazing gift you've got to see. >>> good evening to our viewers in

air quality surpassing the 200 mark in parts of the east bay, which right now, means the air at uc berkley is unhealthy. we with saw students and faculty wearing masks for protection. >> we have been waiting. sdploo waiting for administration to make a decision on cancelling classes. >> we decided to cancel the classes the rest of the day today and on friday. >> reporter: a decision that seemed obvious to some people. >> please, leave the building. >> reporter: students posting video of a smoke alarm going off in buildings. the campus officials are unable to confirm if that came from the smoke from the butte county fire. >> it's not nice to be breathing in the air that you no is bad. >> reporter: and there's the big game scheduled for saturday, no word yet on whether it will be played. >> those guys will be running for a long time with no masks oon. >> they are offering free service, the agency wants to give people a chance to catch a bus. bus schulhuttles will be replac open air shuttles. you can find a of the transportation on our website. and it will also have a running list of the scho

we have a report from the chp of a traffic collision westbound 80 at the berkley curve.st south of this picture that you're seeing her. but traffic looks good there. definitely something to be aware of. you can see a little bit of water on some of the roadways there. so definitely something to keep in mind. if you're driving today, you want to keep the hand on the steering wheels and have the headlights on because rain is going to be a factor on and off throughout the day. call fire announced an update on the camp fire in butte county. they say that the rain has assisted them in putting out some of the hotspots and moldering fires. one more death was confirmed. the number of dead now at 84. and 600 people are still unaccounted for. so far the fire has burned 240 square miles, 19,000 buildings were also destroyed. and that includes 14,000 homes. and the fire 95% contained now, recovery crews are working nonstop. it did not slow down even on a holiday. >> weave not take and the day off. we have a hundred law enforcement officers protecting the area. in addition to that, i

deniability for the highest echelons of the saudi government all right thank you let's not bring in tony berkley he's joining us from istanbul and that is where turkish media is reporting on that cia phone call recording talk us through it tony. this is one of the constant leaks have been coming out of the turkish media aware turkish government's been keeping alive this investigation and pushing it forward from her yes a very reputable newspaper it's been the source of a number of the revelations recently there's no independent corroboration of verification of this but there hasn't been with any of the revelations from the audio recordings but it's quite damning it does name. prince it says he is responsible for ordering the murder of mrs orgy and if that's the case of cia does have this it stands to reason that they produce that to the president but with no avail so i think there's a lot of frustration here in turkey because they have tried to push this investigation they've asked for the further cooperation from the saudis which they are not getting they were hoping then if it's not the saudi

remains of the saudi journalist after he was killed inside the saudi consulate last month is tony berkley the search centered on a large villa near the town of yellow over an hour's drive south of istanbul the forty strong team including police with sniffer dogs security forces and forensic investigators spent all monday at the villa which is said to be owned by a rich saudi businessman turkish media reported that he has links to crown prince mohammed bin sandman portraits of the saudi king and crown prince could be seen hanging in the hallway turkish investigators were acting on phone records of calls made from the saudi consulate in istanbul before he was murdered one is said to have been made to the villa by a saudi national he's been named as left tenant colonel mansoor othman abu hussein who was a member of the so-called hit squad which carried out the killing it's thought that colonel abu hussein is in the saudi civil defense force and to serve the crown prince the turkish prosecutor has issued a statement saying the call was made a day before the killing and it was to discuss eithe

being asked is if he wasn't the architect of this killing then why is he not finding out who was tony berkley al-jazeera yell over turkey let's get more now on this from c.n.n. kosovo in ankara so soon in just remind there so what do we know about the man mentioned here about the links between these villas and the investigation into the death of jamal the shanty. well barbara each day as evidence comes up there are so many names the case gets more complicated but also there is more light shed on the case so let mason who that months or her son that tony mentions is in months or months or a small number his son is a sadder consulate employee or also an officer working for saudi intelligence agency he's named to be one of the prime suspects of this murder in the investigation as turkish prosecutors have framed him in the investigation he's known to be a he was reported to have traveled to riyadh seventy two hours before jamal just skilling and according to the. according to the passport records he returned to his stumble one day before jim after she too was killed and he went back to riyadh at

part of the area, through the golden gate, across san francisco, across the bay, over to oakland and berkley south bay and the santa cruz mountains as well. it ranks one on the storm impact scale, or what is left of it. more light to moderate showers tonight into early tomorrow morning, maybe a couple of isolated downpours. breezy with wind out of the southwest 15 to 20 miles per hour. here is our forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. notice as we get into the overnight hours we will see the showers easing up and tapering off and becoming widely scattered and lighter as well. we will start with the i with a lingering shower but sunny breaks during the day as well. i will have the weekend forecast coming up shortly. cheryl and ama. >> thank you, spencer. >>> only "abc 7 news" was on scene just after steph curry was involved in a multi-car crash, likeet roadways. the warriors' star is okay. everyone involved was wearing a seatbelt. no one was hurt. the crash happened

also we've had developments in turkey itself where the murder took place tony berkley has more from outside the saudi consulate in istanbul but the steady trickle of revelations and information coming out from turkey. it's interesting that trump is talking about jobs here they're talking about justice and the cia revelation is something that very much in dorsey's what the turkish government has said almost from day one and this was a premeditated murder they pointed the finger of suspicion quite early at the crown saudi crown prince and this really affirms that what they've been saying is correct because this was far from what the saudis claim a and that hoc killing on the spur of the moment this was a meticulously planned operation to kill an opponent of the saudi stablish ment's so it's reaffirm what they've said the latest information that's been coming out now to is concerning how he was killed either by a rope or a a plastic bag over his head the newspaper which has been the source of a lot of the turkish government leaks that mr casady was injured in jack did with a coagulant and this

berkley lab and also in the oakland zoo, mount diablo and black diamond in there. rainfall is dismal. this is the percent of normal. san francisco 13%. oakland 4%. san jose has 3% for the year. this is the water year, october 1st. an inch and a quarter better but still well below average. 33 in polk valley. walnut creek 39 degrees. it finally happened on the peninsula. men low park and stanford briefly touched 39. three months at 43. san mateo at 45. los altos 41 there were cooler readings but everything is sunny and on the warm side. 30s for some and 40s for others. santa rosa at 38. 1938 truckee up to ukiah. everything on the west coast is really quiet. a lot of rain and some snow across much of the country but not here over the next 5-7 days. 70s on the high side. a good ten degrees above average. 12 for some. santa cruz checking in at 75. any change tomorrow? the coast is set to warm up. if it's not tomorrow, it's friday into saturday. 70s coast bay and inland sochlt you can head over to coast. 0. >> our coverage of the midterm election continues. >>> a grenade

berkley comic bookstore the escapist features some of stan lee's earliest works. before the character was drawn. >> originally hulk was grawa'the wanted to turn him green. >> the escapist also features a western, horror, and science fiction comics manyha ner repria couly. >> time now 5:42. >> this morning taking action to prevent disrupted diners. getting diners to ditch their cellphones. >> and let's head outside once again as we take a look at our dublin camera. giana's got you covered for this morning's commute when we come back. week. the dow fell 602 points yesterday. the nasdaq was down 206. the tech sector led the selloff, which then dragged down other areas. opening bell is in less than an hour. and amazon is reportedly choosing both new york city and crystal city, virginia for it's next headquarters. that's according to a source this morning. more than 200 cities put together incentive packages to lure the tech giant over the past year. could you make it through a meal.. without checking your phone? this morning -- some restaurant owners are losing their

morning we saw the smile of newby, the prime minister's third brexit secretary, stephen dodd —— stephen berkleydd as work and pensions secretary. have you steadied the ship oryza panic stations? i think the situation is the choices for the country are becoming clearer and it is even the prime minister's deal or we leave with no deal, which would be bad forjobs and living standards, or we don't implement the brexit result, which would damage trust in the political systems. but this is what the latest headache for downing street looks like, northern ireland's democratic unionist party who prop up theresa may in downing street, don't like her brexit plan and last night refused to vote with the conservatives on bits of last month's budget. we took the view that since the government had broken one of the fundamental agreements they had with us, namely they would deliver brexit for the people of the united kingdom asa for the people of the united kingdom as a whole and not separate northern ireland constitutionally or economic leaf from the united kingdom, that we had to do something to show our disp

. >>> a new report is showing a drop in crime in the city of berkley according to berkley sites, crimecluding a decrease in robberies and property crimes. however, the number of shootings was up in the city according to an update, shooting incidents doubled in the first part of the year. . >>> a public hearing in san francisco about a controversial construction proposal will likely be rescheduled for next year. the developer wants to build 331 units of rental housing at a plaza at 16th and mission streets in san francisco. it would include 46 affordable housing units. the rest would be at market rate. for five years opponents have blocked the project from going forward. they call it the monster in the mission. they say they want all the units to be affordable housing. >>> on election day a south bay man is quitting his job at apple for a unique journey across america running more than 5,000 miles. >> you're crazy, that's what i always get. >> that's 40-year old matty greg plans to spend nine months running through 25 states. he expected to be on his feet 22 miles each day and end up in

being asked is if he wasn't the architect of this killing then why is he not finding out who was tony berkley al-jazeera yell over turkey let's get more now on our breaking news that the u.s. secretary of state might come pale and that the fence secretary james mattis are to brief the senate on wednesday on saudi arabia a particle he joins us live now from a broadcast center in washington d.c. apache the president donald trump had made it very clear that apparently no more action was going to be taken over the hotshot g. case against saudi do we know anything about this breaking news then that the two secretaries of state are going to address and the senate. well i can tell you there's a bunch of people behind me who are trying to track down where senator cornin said this but he is reportedly according to the reuters news agency saying that as you mentioned the secretary of state secretary of defense are going to brief the full senate and do that on wednesday because here's the thing the president president donald trump has been trying to move on from the beginning of the story but he doesn't

. >> southern california businessman john cox started the day in berkley before heading to his hometown of san diego for election day. his campaign is largely focused on the financial difficulties facing everyday californians. >> we have got to get this state to work for the average forgotten californian. they need to know that their political leadership is all about them and not the politicians. >> cox has also been stuffing hard for prop 6. the gas tax repeal as a way to boost republican turnout. >> santa clara county is already reporting record numbers. >> we're live at the registrar's voters office with more. >> they're pretty excited about it. they have the highest number of early voter turn out in county history. they also have the highest number of registered voters. they've made it really easy to vote. they've already had 50-drop off sites. they also have 849 polling places. earlier we spoke to the registrar of voters shannon bushay who says early voting is an indication of how overall turnout will be. >> we're hoping to hit a high record. we're expecting 60% to 70% turnout for

one of the worst spots there for vallejo at 172. 160 in berkley as well as for concord and 134 for vacaville. so just to show you how unhealthy and smokey it is out there for the air quality. a live look for you and you can see looking east of the bay bridge. a hazy start to the day. temperatures in the 30s, 40s and about 50 in san francisco. concord you're at 39. oakland 45. livermore 37 and 43 in san jose. santa rosa at freezing right now at 32. smoke headlines. still smokey for one more day today and improving conditions by this evening with a switch in our wind direction that will bring a better air quality. rain begins early wednesday. so tomorrow morning you will see that rain and the air quality back to normal. finally we'll see a soaking rain. this is not a good thing near the camp fire. they could see up to 3" of rain which is why a flash flood watch is in effect for butte county right over the camp fire there. so the pattern is about to flip. high pressure has been in control for about two months now. we are looking at this area of low pressure that's going to swing a cold front ou

customers can also test several electronics in the berkley section. >>> amazon also wants to boost holidaysales and add new prime members. free two day shipping for online orders to everybody. >>> an am chon executive is not happy about a washington post about a potential location for a second company headquarters. city, virginia outside of washington d.c. is in "advanced talks with amazon". that report says that two sides have very productive talks. amazon director of economic development tweeted this, "memo to the genius leaking information about crystal city headquarters as number two selection, you're not doing crystal city any favors." austin texas, new york city and newark are being named as finalist. >>> a firsthand look at a two mile hyper loop test tunnel in los angeles. a tunnel underneath los angeles. cars and shuttles could be whisked on electric skates going 150 miles per hour. elon musk wrote the two mile tunnel for the public to test ride next month. >>> general motors now, the e bikes have a small battery helping to make peddling easier. gm is holding a contest asking you t

the city of berkley had more.ozens of them and i tred to figure out why was san francisco behind. and the answer actually was because the state law didn't think about places like san francisco, where we had mixed-use neighborhoods. the vibrant communities of polk street, north beach, and so we had to create our own law. that became article 15 of our business and tax regulation code. that began, what has spread all over san francisco. now let me say, it is very rare that people come together to celebrate the fact that they all voted to raise their taxes. that is exactly what we are doing today. it stays in the community. it does not mean a diminishment of city services. it's services on top. i am very bullish on polk street. it is remarkably a vibrant community. i want to salute the lower polk neighbors and the lower polk c.b.d. which was at the forefront, that gave suzanne and the steering committee the vision that the c.b.d. to be extended in a northerly manner. there's going to be an economy of scale. christian

yesterday and towards the end of that time there were more and more conservatives, people like stephen berkleyastic about it. that is the problem, nobody is. it is the deal that cannot speak its name. it used to be called checkers, but nobody calls about any more. it is the only game in town. will enough labour mps supported? how can you agree to it in cabinet, then the next day resign? the majority did agree to it. dominic krabbe, he found it wasn't his plan, he was sidelined,. it was interesting when you watch the markets, one esther mcvey resign, there was barely a ripple, when dom raab resign, the markets went all over the place. given neither be fine there are a phalanx of tory mps and brexiteers who will say that this will harm the united kingdom. they want to get rid of the prime minister there are so against the plan. a mini letters have been written of no—confidence? high many will vote for this deal is the real question. are they likely to get to the 40 year? she must want the 40th letters to go in because if they have a vote next week, it would strengthen her. she wouldn‘t win at ve