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manpreet harrideo is a freshman at the university of california berkeley. you were tear gassed? >> yes, i was tear gassed. my eyes were burning, and i thought i could have died honestly. >> reporter: the tear gas came as a few people in masks began throwing bottles at police. you want to show how you feel, and yet other people are hijacking these protests. >> yes, yes, definitely. it's ugly, terrifying. >> reporter: protesters who have been peaceful worked hard to keep it that way. one man in a bicycle helmet was hit as he tried to intervene in a looting. lisa camasi took this photo. >> there were, i think, three or four vandals broke a window and tried to reach inside and open the door. the crowd of protesters descended on him and formed a human wall and wouldn't let them in. >> reporter: the city worked quickly to cover the wounds, boarding up windows and painting over graffiti. lance goree is supervising the clean-up. >> berkeley is a long way from missouri and new york. the problems that the true protesters are talking about is right in everybody's backyard. >> reporter: thi

california. most were peaceful. in berkeley, california, though, demonstrations turned violent overnight.e middle of rush hour protesters blocked the streets, trying to shut down intersections. and in brooklyn, new york tonight the crowds have been growing outside barclays center where a nets basketball game began about a half hour ago.

this was the chaotic scene in berkeley, california, last night. as many as 1,000 protesters filled the streets to demand justice and law enforcement reform. >> things took a turn for the worse when a small group of masked protesters started hurling weapons, like these bricks and pipe and this stone at police officers. at least two officers were injured, including one that had to be treated at a local hospital after being hit with a sandbag. >> and like the violent protests we saw in ferguson, local stores were also a target. >> next thing you know, that window breaks, that window started breaking, these two windows break. >> a kid with a hammer comes in, throws brake fluid, like he's going to start the house on fire. >> i thought we were going to get attacked because they had weapons, like hammers and crowbars and things. >> police say they were forced to use smoke and tear gas after the crowd refused to let up. look at this. at one point, other protesters, they tried to keep the peace. >> why is there police? there is no need. for people protesti

he gives a powerful speech at the university of california berkeley. over 10,000 people are their , and he criticizes the war in vietnam and talks to white students about american democracy, racial privilege, and what can be done to transform democratic institutions. i have interviewed people who were their, and what they say is that speech was a human rights speech. his antiwar activism inspired them to speak out. by april 15 they we will be on the same platform as the largest antiwar demonstration in american history in new york city. 400,000 people. carmichael speaks before ten criticizing the war in vietnam, violence, and connects the amount to the civil rights and black power movement domestically. they meet after, and stokely teases came saying that the only reason you are coming out is because of the activism. if you can imagine a 25 -year-old carmichael teasing martin luther king jr., it gives you a portrait of their relationship. later that month king calls up stokely and asks him to attend his church service. stokely says, i am not going to c

also with me is harriet rowan, a graduate student in journalism at the university of california, berkeley, where she's also a reporter for "richmond confidential." that's a real news site run by the school whose reporters cover richmond the way the mainstream media should, but doesn't. harriet rowan uncovered the vast amounts of campaign cash chevron spent trying to turn richmond back into a company town. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, bill. pleasure to be here. >> what's it like to have a giant like chevron throwing all that money around, trying to defeat you? >> well, you know, clearly it's a challenge. it's a challenge but we have a community that is clear that we cannot be bought and that is what the voters said this past tuesday. they gave a resounding, resounding vote of saying, no, chevron, we're not supporting your candidates. we're supporting the direction that the city has been going in with good, progressive candidates. so it's been a real, real success for grassroots democracy, but you're right, it is a challenge and we have had to organize big time canvassin

said that make silicon valley work is not just the innovation but universities, university of california berkeley bring students choose the with tuition keepingt seems to be more people color and more women out of the school unable to pay for the tuition. to what degree does that start to lessen the possibility of having tech workers of color that goes sometimes student loan debt is greater than credit card debt. that is the problem. forgiveness of student loan debt could be a great way to end the boomerang situation. could be a bigbt deal in terms of the economy. also, we find they cannot just limit it to the schools. john thompson comes from florida a&m, the guy who rolled up the papers for founding of google. there is no talent search. are looking for workers from out of the country who work on a very unsecured basis. outh here that can learn stem right here, right now. we bought stock in these company to be in for the long haul. >> are you saying you are 1b1 program?h-1 >> necessarily recruiting workers from abroad and not using the workers at home. that is the real part. >> i want to ask you

berkeley. serious damage between police and protesters. violence erupting for a second night in californiaprotesters swarm the freeway. a standoff with police officers who arrest a small number of people. in berkeley, demonstrators looting multiple businesses, a peaceful protesters was hit in the face with a hammer. >> a guy with a crowbar comes in, starts stealing stuff. >> reporter: this after a grand jury decided last week not to indict the officer in eric garner's choke hold death. >> it's the message, we don't want any violence but keep on keeping on. >> reporter: just the fight before, agitators in berkeley, california broke windows and threw what they could at police in full riot gear. some demonstrators say on social media, police were firing rubber bullets. police have yet to comment. in new york city over the weekend, a few hundred people clashed, staging do i-ins at grand central station apple's flagship store, macy's in herald's square. the national outcry even hitting the field. >> it gets away, it goes down. >> reporter: walk redskins defensive lineman chris breakbaker making

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life goes on here sunday morning here in berkeley, california. we're on the main drag, which is university avenue in berkeley. you talked about it. you can see these windows that have been boarded up. you can see some class fragments on the sidewalk, but this trader joe's where i'm standing, it's reopened today. the question, frederica, is whatting going to happen tonight? are there be more protests planned? we don't know. if there are, how might that affect the behavior of the protesters and police. fred? >> and then how about arrests? >> there were few arrests last night. we are told there were six people arrested. five adults. it certainly rookd like a lot more than six. >> thank you so much. >>> also, overseas we're following breaking news out of syria. israeli fighter jets have reportedly targeted a warehouse near the damascus airport. this is being reported by syria and state television and a hezbollah-backed tv station in lebanon. cnn international correspondent jim weedman joining us. what more can you tell us about these reported air stri

protester violence in berkeley, california. police resort to tear gas and grenades. >>> president obama whisked to a hospital by motorcade because of a persistent sore throat. >>> good morning. i'm randi kaye. >> victor blackwell. >>> middle of the night landing by osprey military aircraft. >> through complete darkness. >> a fierce fire fight with militants armed to the teeth as drones and fighter jets circled overhead. those are some of the stunning details we're learning this morning about the mission to try to rescue american luke somers and fellow hostage pierre korkie in yemen. three navy s.e.a.l. teams fought off the captors. >> it was the second attempt in ten days to rescue somers, who had been held prisoner now for 15 months. we have more from washington this morning. good morning. what are you learning at this hour? >> reporter: good morning. this is the second mission president obama ordered in just two weeks and the second that failed, this time tragically. we're told the president monitored the mission at the white

it has not done that >>> earlier i discussed the outcome with daniel canon, from california, berkeley. and jake schmitt. the director of the international programme at the natural resources defense council, who joined us from lima, peru. i started by asking if he was encouraged or discouraged by the talks in lima. >> we came into the talks by a major announcement. and for countries to put money into a climate fund. we hoped the momentum would carry forward. and that it would put us in a solid path to get the agreement in paris. >> there seems to be a giant threat, but we failed to act. why is the progress so slow? >> there's a number of reasons the biggest one is we began in the mid-90s, the biggest economies need to step forward. we signed but didn't radify the protocol. we looked at china, india. there was a lot of time wasted now the u.s. and china laid down different but agreed upon targets. there's a new possibility. i'm not surprised there has not been progress. what the u.s. and china did is just a few weeks old. it's opened up a new path. what you are seeing here is negotiatin

now another video has been released by someone who travelled to the university of california berkeleynt you to see what happens when he waves an isis flag on campus and then an israeli. >> why does america keep bombing us. america and american imperialism are to blame not isis. america is causing the deaths in iraq and syria. not isis not the islamic state. >> good luck. >> thank you sir. >> excuse me? >> that's the way you respond. i can't hear what you're saying. >> what is with you? tyranny is not cute. hamas is not cute. >> that flag you wave is the psychological genocide of this planet. >> it's berkeley. i got to give them that. that was a shocker to me to see students on a taxpayer funded campus that thought that israel was a bad player and isis was okay. i mean i'm just stunned. let me start with you on this one. how shocked are you when you see videos like that? do you think this country has lost its mind? >> no. i think there's two issues there. first i don't think most people know what the isis flag is. do they have a national bird. i don't think people really recognize what

california. and it sheds light on hoover's view of clark kerr. r. clark kerr has been inaugurated as the president of the university of berkeley, california and as a consequence, all eight campuses located in both northern and southern california. kerr has given the impression that he is a, quote, iberal, end quote in the educational field. he's no in sympathy with loyalty aths by state and university officials, and that he's also not in complete accord with the fact that various branches of state and local government must conduct security investigations of the individuals on the various the university of berkeley, california when they take classified contracts. background in mind,ackground i the following is brought to the merely n to the bureau, for the investigation and the event that the bureau may inquiry concerning dr. kerr who at best is a highly ontroversial figure in california education. so that's 1958. and a few years later, there's document which even more expressed clark kerr -- j. edgar hoover's view of clark kerr. this one is dated march 20, 1961. it concerns a public housing fficial in los angeles and had been called to testify before the hous

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breaking overnight, a new night of violence and looting in berkeley, california. it is happening right now. the city, one of the vifew plac where violence has broken out. last night, 200 demonstrators hurled rocks on a highway and tried to set a patrol car on fire. looting and vandalism has broken out. protester was hit in the head with a hammer as he tried to stop a looter from breaking a radio shack window. the victim was taken to the hospital. >> we spoke to a police representative there and says this is still going on. almost everywhere else in the country, the demonstrations were peaceful. new york, chicago, atlanta, minneapolis. protesters sending the message that black lives matter. that is the sign that so many people are holding. another demonstration at the u.s. capitol building. in new york, really not any violence, but 300 arrests in total. most for disorderly conduct. protesters gathered all over the city. times square, macy's and grand central station. that is where our nick valencia caught up with them. >> reporter: john and christine, hundreds cont

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. >>> but we do begin with the chaotic scene overnight on the streets in berkeley, california. rotests started peacefully, but took a violent turn with protesters throwing bricks, pipes and smoke grenades. officers wound up injured. aditi roy is in berkeley with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, paula. i'm standing in front of a trader joe's store which was vandalized. take a look at the windows. they were once smashed in and now boarded up. just one sign of a tumultuous night right here in berkeley. chaos in california overnight when a march condemning police brutality took a violent turn. >> if we don't get no justice they don't get no peace. >> reporter: with more than 400 demonstrators surging through berkeley's streets, what began as a peaceful protest -- >> no violence. no violence. >> reporter: -- quickly spiralled out of control. officers in body armor and riot gear unleashing tear gas to break up the fiery crowd. agitated protesters vandalizing cars and smashing windows of downtown businesses. hurling bricks at police officers. we're just blocks away from camp

protests under way in berkeley and in oakland in northern california. in berkeley and oakland this weekend, protests did turn violent. not just rowdy protests but violence and looting both among protesters and between protesters and police both saturday and sunday night in the bay area. in the midst of these continuing protests, today the new york daily news published this. the "new york daily news" published their own report, their own statistics about police killing people in new york city specifically. starting 15 years ago with the killing of amadou diallo. innocent and unarmed but police shot at him 41 times and killed him while looking for someone else. since that high-profile police killing 15 years ago in 1999, according to the "new york daily news" today by their tabulation, new york city police officers have killed at least 179 people over 15 years. this is only people killed by on-duty police officers. and certainly a lot of these killings are unimpeachable circumstances from the point of view of the cops. in october when this crazed man wield

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over the weekend 500 protesters in berkeley, california, blocked a freeway and a stand-off. rocks, explosives all thrown at police. they responded with tear gas. this as president obama spoke to b.e.t. talking about black violence and what many americans believe they saw in the eric garner video. >> i think a lot of people who saw the eric garner video are troubled even if they haven't had that experience themselves, even if they're not african american or latino. i think there are a lot of well meaning people and a lot of police officers who looked at that and said that's a tragedy. we have to figure out how to bring an end to it to these tragedies. the value of peaceful protests, activism, organizing, it reminds society. >> live in berkeley, california. athena jones is in washington. i want to begin with deborah feyerick. protesters threatening on disrupt the game. the world will be watching with prince william and kate middleton in attendance. >> reporter: i'm just to the side of the camera. we're showing you this die-in. all these people who have come here. one of the or

carmichael gives a powerful speech at the university of california at berkeley. over 10,000 people. he criticizes the war in vietnam and talks to white students about american democracy, racial privilege, and what can be done to transform democratic institutions. i have interviewed people were their. what they say is, that speech was a human rights speech. his antiwar activism inspired them to speak out. by april 15, 1957, they are on the same platform in new york city at the un building carmichael speaks before king. he criticizes the war, violence in the united states, and connects the war in vietnam to the civil rights and black power movements domestically. martin luther king speaks after, and they meet after the demonstration is over. stokely teases came and says the only reason you are coming out against the war is the activism i have been doing. if you can imagine stokely carmichael teasing martin luther king jr., it gives you a great portrait of their relationship. later that month they are both in atlanta. he says, what are you doing. i am out here doing the work of the peo

a new night of violence and protests in berkeley, california. one of the few places where violence have broken out in the killings of eric garner and michael brown. some hurled rocks and bottles at police and tried to set a patrol car on fire. looting and vandalism broke out. one hit in a hammer. the victim was taken to the hospital with injuries that did not appear to be life threatening. >> elsewhere across the country, the protests were peaceful. that can be seen on so many of the signs. there will be another demonstration at 8:00 a.m. this morning at u.s. capitol building. in new york, 300 arrests. on sunday, people gathered at times square and grand central station where our nick valencia has caught up with them. >> reporter: you can see people chanting slogans for police reform. they want accountability. they are prepared to continue to march until the that happens. they say that they will be out here for how long it takes for that reform to happen. >> thanks, nick. president obama is offering protesters encouragement. the president speaks

. >>> a march for justice turned violent in berkeley, california. two officers were injured. the demonstrators were upset the police officers in the michael brown and eric garner cases were not indicted by grand jury. >>> local protesters calling for justice for brown and garner may cause traffic problems for eagles fans tonight. what you're seeing on the video wall is called a a a die-in. demonstrators plan to lay in the street for 4 1/2 minutes signifying the 4 1/2 hours michael brown laid dead in ferguson. they plan to hold up signs, black lives matter, no justice, no peace. most of the protests nationwide have been peaceful. >> now to the game, the defending super bowl champ, seattle sea hawks are in town for a clash for the first place eagles, kickoff at 4:25. lesean mccoy, mark sanchez dashed the cowboys in dallas. now shady is ready for the defense. >> they play hard, they work well together from the linemen up to the back end, they are solid. >> seattle's offense is led by russell wilson and another beast of a back, marsean lynch. >> this is what you want to go agains

reporter: for the fourth night in a row, hundreds of demonstrators taking to the streets in berkeley, california, protesting against grand jury decisions in the eric garner and michael brown cases. demonstrations across the country have been mostly peaceful, but in berkeley, protesters have caused property damage, scuffled with the police and blocked trains and highways. >> it's a way to be heard, i guess it's surprised me. >> reporter: police responded with tear gas and bean ban guns, trying to keep injuries to a minimum. protesters say the respond is too heavy handed. >> i was very surprised and concerned about what i think was excessive force by the police. >> reporter: police say they were responding to a dangerous situation, doing what they had to do to protect the public and themselves. >> a credible threat is indicated by 20 officers injured by ice picks thrown at them. >> reporter: community leaders say enough is enough, to work with them to bring about change without violence or unrest. >> we wanted to win our brothers and sisters over. >> reporter: meanwhile, the demonstrations continu

california, and demonstrations turned destructive as protesters in oakland set fires and broke windows. police say some protesters even threw explosives at officers. police say some groups in berkeley, california turned to vandalism and looting just as many had done the night before. >>at least ten people were arrested in protests in the chicago area. judy wang is live at belmont and western with the latest, judy? >> of chicago police say 11 arrests were made sunday evening. many protesters at the police station at belmont and western all charged with obstructing traffic. many demonstrations were led by church leaders who led their parishioners out of churches and into the streets. >> asking churches to participate and to take a stand in response to the grand jury decision not to indict the white police officers in the death of the unarmed black man. for talking about ferguson new missouri and new york. many clergy answering the call, members walked out of the church to west 79 where they chanted and held signs and sang and prayed and also staging adie in . members of the church blocked traffic at pratt and ashland. >> it takes this for all of us to come together. i am moved by it.

valley work is not just the innovation, the ideas, and the people, but the university of california at berkeley, also the peninsula. bringing students to the workforce. with tuition rising, it seems more people of color and more women out of those schools are not able to pay for those. how does that lessen the possibility of having workers of color? >> that is a problem and should be the forgiveness of student loan debt. it would end the boomerang situation. soon it can be a big deal. and also we find that we cannot just limit it to those schools. john comes from florida a&m. the papers for the founding of google, david drummond is an african-american. there is no talent shortage. working on an insecure basis, they can learn stem. we will be in this for the long haul. >> are you saying you are against the program? it's costing african americans and people of color jobs in silicon valley? >> they are not using workers and training them at home. that is the real point. >> i want to ask you about your conversations with tim cook, because you have been speaking with apple specifically. we have been

these protests continue from new york to california, president obama weighed in on what these demonstrations mean, for a third straight night, demonstrations in berkeley california, large crowds calling for justice for eric garner and michael brown, it caused traffic delays for miles, police tried to clear the crowd off the road but protesters tried to push their way back on and one woman went into labor, while sitting in the traffic jam and even train travel brought to a halt when another group demonstrated on railroad tracks and protests continued in new york city. demonstrators gathered outside of the brooklyn basketball arena, where british royals william and kate were attending the game and inside of the arena, cleveland's lebron james joined a growing list of athletes protesting. he wore a t-shirt that said, "i can't breathe". >> i can't tell you the value of peaceful protests and reminds the society that this is not yet done. >> president obama says that this issue so deeply rooted into american society will not be solved overnight. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, new information about a private jet crash, the evidence recovered from

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in berkeley, california, marchers once again spilled out onto interstate 80, blocking traffic, to protest a grand jury decision not to file criminal charges against the police officer who put garner into a forbidden chokehold. police arrested some protesters and chased away others. the overnight protest has *not been marked by the looting and property damage of the previous night. in boulder, colorado, part of interstate 36 was blocked because of a protest over eric garner's death, and also the death of michael brown in missouri. dozens of marchers gathered on a street corner late yesterday afternoon near the university of colorado, and marched to the expressway. there are no reports of violence in boulder. in new york, a big crowd gathered outside brooklyn's barclays center, protesting eric garner's death. the demonstrators chanted "black lives matter," as prince william and kate middleton arrived at the nets' game. inside, players for the nets and the cleveland cavaliers wore t-shirts that said "i can't breathe" -- garner's last words. derrick rose let his thoughts be known, simply by w

in berkeley, california, a third night of protests has not turned violent as over the weekend. thousands marched in the streets and shutting down a train station. california highway patrol officers arresting scores there. demonstrators stopped a train in its tracks. cnn's dan simon on the scene. >> reporter: protesters have been able to stop an amtrak train from moving. you see it on the tracks behind me. this is a massive protest with well over 3,000 people, but from what we have seen, it has been peaceful after the two chaotic nights on the streets of berkeley. we have seen things like this. at one point, the crowd was able to shutdown the i-80 in both directions. john and christine. >> thanks, dan. protests brought traffic to a standstill. demonstrators staged a die-in outside the white house. and in brooklyn, demonstrators chanting hands up, don't shoot. >> and eric garner's children have spoken out to our don lemon. >> they were laying out in front of the eiffel tower. it is an everybody thing. for celebrities to support the garner family because that was wrong -- it was w

while most protests were peaceful, two officers were injured in berkeley, california.ere dead after u.s. special forces attempted to rescue them in a remote part of yemen. british born journalists somers and pierre korkie were attempted to be rescued. president obama said they were quote in imminent danger. >>> and students disappearance set off massive protests across mexico by loved ones, thousands of other mexicans who have gone missing, more than 75 people have been arrested in that case. >>> well, our focus today on cnn on this typhoon moving across the philippines. we're going to go now to the international weather center where derek van dam is standing by with more on where the storm is headed. derek, i understand you also have dramatic new pictures? >> yes, robyn, this is coastal storm surge and this is exactly why we warn people to stay away from the coast when a typhoon of this magnitude comes through. this is legazpi city, we have been discussing this for days. these are some of the first images coming out. this is not just one particular wave which would be

. >>> a huge protest in berkeley, california.olice say businesses are being looted and vandalized. this is live pictures coming to us from california. we'll give you an update on what's happening. >> they're running out of a sprint store as we speak, errol. plus, protesters in hong kong right now, demanding justice for an indonesian maid and other maids they say sometimes gets abused. her employer is now on trial. we'll take you there next. >>> a massive crowd of again demonstrators in berkeley on sunday. police say businesses were looted and vandalized. >> you're seeing some of the videotape, proof of that from earlier. also as you see here, one group blocked traffic on a freeway near oakland. officers had to deploy tear gas to disburse those crowds. hundreds peacefully marched in the streets earlier. these protests are over a grand jury's decision not to indict a new york city police officer over the chokehold death of eric garner. >> in kansas city, demonstrators staged a peaceful protest. >> as lisa benson from our affiliate

dan simon is live in berkeley, california, where police clashed early this morning with factions of protesters. how ugly did things get there last night? >> reporter: this is the kind of thing we're seeing in this part of berkeley, smashed-up atms. this is the main thoroughfare here in berkeley. why these protests turned violent, we don't know. but there were a couple of splinter groups intent on causing problems, according to police. berkeley's long and storied history of protests going back to the '60s and the vietnam war now has a new one to add to its chapter. but the message of wanting to stand with protesters in ferguson, missouri, and new york is now being overshadowed by images of violence and looting. >> a guy with a crowbar comes in, starts stealing stuff. >> reporter: it began on saturday night. police say an unruly crowd began throwing bricks at their officers who responded with teargas. from there, things got even uglier as some protesters began smashing up businesses. authorities hoped the violence would be over on saturday. but on sunday night, the tension was even higher and th

reena and t.j., back to you. >>> another night of unrest in berkeley, california, over the grand juryions in ferguson and new york. police forced protesters from a highway after they blocked traffic. they fired rubber bullets when they tried to get back on that highway. the crowds forced amtrak to suspend service and officials in berkeley postponed the city council meeting because demonstrators threatened to disrupt it. >>> carolina panthers quarterback cam newton is expected to be released from the hospital in charlotte today following a frightening traffic accident. somehow this happened. newton's pickup truck overturned an a road near the panthers stadium. he was taken away on a stretcher having suffered two fractures in his lower back. not clear if he'll be able to play. why it's still possible he could play in the team's next game sunday. >>> former miss america mary ann mobley has died. she was the first pageant winner from mississippi. she co-starred in two movies with elvis presley and appeared in several popular tv shows smeep wus married to gary collins. she died in beverly

the third night of protests has not turned violent in the berkeley streets. californiaatrol officers arresting scores of protesters there. demonstrators stopped a train in its tracks. cnn's dan simon at the scene. >> reporter: we are at the railroad tracks where the protester s stopped an amtrak train. from what we have seen, it has been peaceful after the two nights on the streets of berkeley. we have seen things like this. one point, the crowd shutdown the i-80 freeway in both directions. john and christine. >> thanks, dan. protestors staged a die-in blocks from the white house. outside the brooklyn nets game, protesters chanting hands up don't shoot. >>> inside the stadium, lebron james of the cavaliers and kyrie irving were wearing t-shirts bearing the last words of i can't breathe. lebron james told reporters after the game that the gesture was aimed at eric garner's family. >> a message to the family. you know, i'm sorry for their loss. sorry to his wife. and that's what it's about. everybody else gets caught up in everything else beside who is feeling it. the fam

>> and we have some new images in to cnn within the past few hours, showing protesters in berkeley, california. remember, we talked about them shutting down a major interstate. well, we can confirm now that they've been able to stop an amtrak passenger train. we're getting our first glimpse from these images that people have been posting on twitter. we're just walking through a couple of them here. we've not heard yet if that train has been able to continue its trip. but protesters in berkeley have taken to the streets to clog up traffic and some of the transportation lines as a way of making their message heard. unfortunately, things did get violent earlier in week as well. but the victims' relatives have all said they want anyone protesting on their behalf to remain peaceful, but to continue this message nationwide. so we just wanted to bring you that story just in to us. some protesters in berkeley stopping an amtrak train. when we get new information, we'll bring it to you live. rosemary? >> all right. >>> on to this interview now. u.s. president barack obama promises to continue the fight

protesters rallying against police brutality shut down a major highway in berkeley, california, bringingdstill. another crowd surrounding a train station forcing police to shut it down. >>> arson may be to blame for a fire that destroyed a luxury apartment complex under construction in l.a. the heat so intense it melted road signs, singed palm trees and cracked windows in nearby buildings. >>> millions of people will feel the wrath of a nor'easter today. it's blowing up the coast from north carolina to maine. heavy rain along the shore and big snowfall up from this snowstorm. there are some of your top stories that we have on this tuesday, december 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> well, a very good morning. we're going to begin with that deadly crash in suburban washington, d.c. a woman on maternity leave and her two sons were killed along with three other people on board the plane. >> investigators will be going over what's left of the aircraft trying to determine what caused it to lose power. abc's karen travers reports. >> reporter: investigators are sear

california overnight. this is new video we got in just about an hour ago from berkeley, california. protesters blocked traffic on both sides of interstate 80 while another group stood on train tracks forcing an amtrak train to stop. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: protesters called this a royal shut down at the brooklyn nets game in new york. they are protesting the recent grand jury decision. some of the protesters laid down in what they call a die-in protest blocking entrances to the arena. >>> and local college students are also making another call for justice. this was the scene along the main line. marched toom britainbiq"q$áá protest the shootings. >> i feel hurt. and i feel as though our voices haven't been heard and, so, today, we try to take a stand and at least let our voices be heard and really say something and say how we feel. >> the march ended with a vigil on the campus of brinmar college. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the rain is coming down for most of the area, but areas north and west, it is colder and a wintry mix thi

i think we have live pictures we can show you from the streets of berkeley, california. just a few hours ago protesters had jammed into state 80. they backed up traffic for kilometers in both directions in that location. this is the scene in new york city, hundreds of people chanted outside the basketball game. the duke and duchess of cambridge attended. another protest is planned for city hall in the next few days. so they are keeping up the pressure. and protesters say they won't let up in the hopes of spurring real change in police procedures and race relations. athena jones has more. >> reporter: from new york to chicago to washington, d.c. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: protesters across the country demanded justice this weekend for eric garner, michael brown, and other black males who have died at the hands of police. demonstrations in berkeley, california, turned violent saturday night and sunday night with some protesters throwing rocks, bricks and bottles at police, and damaging vehicles. this man was attacked with a hammer when he tried to s

so late last night berkeley, california erupted into violent anti-police protests in reaction to thend jury decisions in ferguson and new york city the sadly this latest riot comes on the heels of an all-out verbal assault on america's police officers from many prominent politicia politicians. watch this. >> the way we go about policing has to change. >> people need to know that black lives and brown lives matter as much as white lives. >> all lives must be valued. all lives. >> african-american, most particularly african-american men, are still more likely to be stopped and searched by police, charged with crimes and sentenced to longer prison terms. >> there are still problems. and communities of color aren't just making these problems up. >> here with reaction milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is with us. mr. clarke, thank you for being here. appreciate it. i have different takes on both of these. and i look at, for example, michael brown. i think there's lessons to be learned. don't rob, don't intimidate clerks, don't try and steal a cop's gun, don't charge at him like a foot

berkeley, california, protesters temporarily shut down interstate 80 in both directions, and then onnba stars like lebron james and kevin garnett donned "i can't breathe" shirts in protest over the death of eric garner by a new york city police officer. president talked about that in his interview with b.e.t. let's listen. >> i think people who saw the eric garner video are troubled, even if they hadn't had the same experience themselves, even if they're not african-american or latino. there are a lot of good, well-meaning video, probably a lot of police officers who might have looked at that and said that is a tragedy, what happened, and we have to figure out how to bring an end to these kinds of tragedies. >> talk about all of this with marc lamont hill, host of "huffington post live" and professor at morehouse college. the president in the past has been criticized for shying away from the topic of race, not talking about it enough. now in the case of trayvon martin he talked about it. and he met with bet and said "when i met with the protesters, it remind med of being 16 years old

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despite being thousands of miles from new york, berkeley, california has been a hotbed of protests over death of eric garner. now venture capitalist peter thiel is the latest target. while speaking at a for him protesters marched in saying , "black lives matter." he tried thiel was force-out state by protesters who shouted back. you can hear more from th next week. iel he is my next guest on "studio 1.0." --b bill gurley is today's guest on "studio 1.0." i spoke to him on october 20 and asked him about uber's potential, and which tech ceo uber's ceo remind some of the most. >> if i looked along a vector, he is most like jeff bezos. the business is most like amazon. it is not a facebook, it's an operational intensive business. i find him to be most like jeff. the thing that is least understood about travis is these -- he is an insanely good recruiter. jeff was always going into walmart and getting their cio, just getting the best people he possibly can and that is what travis has done. >> gurley has not commented since allegations of uber targeting journalists surfaced. we did speak abou