abc 7 news i-team member dan noyes shadowed him for the day.ibson says he's taking a stand for free speech. >> reporter: a long day. i put this wireless mike on joey gibson and followed him every sten of the way. the real estate investor from oregon and founder of patriot prayer met a handful of supporters at a berkeley motel to plot strategy for the day. >> so we'll keep coming in here until the locals here, the politicians, the citizens get rid of this problem that they have with antifa. >> reporter: just one month ago masked antifa members attacked gibson in berkeley. but today was different. he walked freely onto the cal campus, where officers and demonstrators got shouted down by a few protester pz. >> you hate me but you don't know me. >> retreated to the empathy tent for a brief conversation. >> i don't care about the color of your skin. i care about what's on the inside. i am a christian. >> reporter: a few minor skirmishes. gibson's big accomplishment today, no patriot prayer supporters arrested. and among four booked, ivan furlarca, a

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dan noyes is here now with the interview. >> this journalist has been tracking how russia tried to exertnfluence in countries around the world and right here in america. 33-year-old kiralova tells me she fears for her life if she returns home. if you went back would happen? death or prison? last year her colleague was found dead of a gunshot wound, and hours later, an in-depth article about his death appeared in russian media. too quickly, she said. >> if my people knewbo aut his death, [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the article also contained a threat and named kasinia. >> reporter: she is here with her husband, a software programmer, continuing her reporting out of an oakland loft. she's an expert on russian influence around the world, and she analyzed the american presidential race closely. >> reporter: she says russia didn't expect to change the results in the election, but wanted to damage what would be a hillary clinton presidency as much as possible. >> reporter: just last week president trump dismissed russian influence in the election. >> i call it the russian hoax. epte spr:ent $1

dan noyes is here now with the interview. >> this journalist has been tracking how russia tried to exert influence in countries around the world and right here in america. 33-year-old kiralova tells me she fears for her life if she returns home. if you went back to russia, what would happen? death or prison? last year her colleague was found dead of a gunshot wound, and hours later, an in-depth article about his death appeared in russian media. too quickly, she said. >> if my people knew about his death, [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: the article also contained a threat and named kasinia. >> reporter: she is here with her husband, a software programmer, continuing her reporting out of an oakland loft. she's an expert on russian influence around the world, and she analyzed the american presidential race closely. >> reporter: she says russia didn't expect to change the results in the election, but wanted to damage what would be a hillary clinton presidency as much as possible. >> reporter: just last week president trump dismissed russian influence in the election. >> i call it the russian hoa

dan noyes with the investigation. >> tracking how russia trying to exert influence in countries around and her america. she's applied for asylum in the u.s. fears for her life if she returns home. >> if you went back to russia what would happen? >> death or prison i think. >> reporter: turned a critical we on ukraine with colleague l tbu found dead of gunshot wound and hours later in-depth article about his death appeared in russian media. too fast she says. >> knew in advance. >> reporter: article also contained a threat and named her. so she's here with her husband, a software programming, continuing reporting out of oakland loft. expert on russian influence around the world and analyzed american presidential race closely. she says russia didn't expect to change the results of the election but wanted to damage what would be a jose canseco presidency as much as possible. just last week president trump dismissed russian influence in the election >> i call it russian hoax. >> but spent $100,000 on ads and they favored donald trump. says no one could do that without vladimir putin's know

dan noyes with the investigation. >> tracking how russia trying to exert influence in countries aroundhe world and here in america. she's applied for asylum in the u.s. fears for her life if she returns home. >> if you went back to russia what would happen? >> death or prison i think. >> reporter: turned a critical eye on ukraine with colleague but last year he was found dead of gunshot wound and hours later in-depth article about his death appeared in russian media. too fast she says. >> knew in advance. >> reporter: article also contained a threat and named her. so she's here with her husband, a software programming, continuing reporting out of oakland loft. expert on russian influence around the world and analyzed american presidential race closely. she says russia didn't expect to change the results of the election but wanted to damage what would be a jose canseco presidency as much as possible. just last week president trump dismissed russian influence in the election >> i call it russian hoax. >> but spent $100,000 on ads and they favored donald trump. says no one could do that w

the i-team's dan noyes has covered this issue since 2003. his undercover video fueled the ban's passage in the state legislature in 2004. >>> in los altos hills, residents are being warned to be careful after a mountain lion was seen thursday night lurking around a residential neighborhood. it's the second sighting in as many days. a home surveillance camera recorded the incident on sycamore lane. >>> happening today, the bay bridge will briefly close this morning as crews implode the largest of the remaining supports for the old span. that's what it sounded like the last time caltrans imploded two bridge piers a couple of weeks ago. no cars will be allowed on the bay bridge for about 30 minutes during the blasting period, which is expected to start at around 9:30 this morning. an exact time depends on weather conditions. the bay bridge bike path is closed. boats will be kept away as a precaution. b.a.r.t. will stop trains from crossing the transbay tube at the time of the implosion. >>> meteorologist frances dinglasan is here tracking the a

abc 7's dan noyes has been covering this story since 2003. >>> residents are warned to be careful after a mountain lion was seen thursday night lurking around a residential neighborhood, the second sighting in as many days. a home surveillance camera recorded the incident on sycamore court. >>> happening today, the bay bridge will briefly close this morning as crews implode the largest of the last remaining supports for the old span. that's what it sounded like the last time caltrans imploded two bridge piers a couple of weeks ago. no cars will be allowed on the bay bridge for 30 minutes during the blasting period, which is expected to start around 9:30 this morning. an exact time depends on weather conditions. the bay bridge bike path is closed. b.a.r.t. will stop trains from crossing the transbay tube at the time of the implosion. >>> meteorologist frances dinglasan is here. you're tracking kind of a cooldown in the forecast. >> yeah, there is a cooldown but it doesn't start until monday of next week. for now, you can enjoy the pleasant weather in store for us. it will be in the low 7