carrington said this is nerve wracking. it makes you nervous to go back home and midnight by yourself. many of the students i talked with on campus said they do feel safe, they didn't mention the blue phones but many said they already carry around may settle times. reporting in stamford, kron 4 news. >>rob: the police are investigating to sexual assaults on uc-berkeley students. if the first happened thursday around 11:00 p.m., please a man inappropriately touched it feels to near the valley life sciences building. the second half unless the then two hours later, the woman was robbed and forced to provide a sexual act on the man. pleas of not said of the two acts are connected. in both incidents the woman described a similar suspect. a white male in his 20s with light brown hair unshaven and about 5 ft. 6 in. tall. >>brian: loss of sunshine for today, in fact it was a pretty nice weekend although we had a persistent breeze blowing cold winds and cold to mild temperatures just 57 today for san francisco. 60s away from the oc

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