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kpix 5 reporter da lin just arrive at the scene with new details.. .. da? >>> welcome back.'s go right back to our breaking news. an oil spill in the san francisco bay. >> kpix 5 reporter da lin just arrived at the scene with new details. da. >> we understand the oil is still leaking into the bay at this point. it's hards to the release point but we're going to go ahead and zoom in. it's just release point is somewhere south of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the coast guard is saying the sunken barge is releasing hyesel fuel and possibly now, t draroundli c l. 12:30 this morning. it was holding about 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel and 300 gallons of hydraulic oil, basically lube oil for machinery, according to the coast guard. now, the coast guard has deployed 3,000 feet of containment boom to prevent the oil from spreading. so far no reports of wildlife fish or marine mammals being affected by the oil spill. the barge is owned by bart. it's 100 feet long and about 50 feet wide. it is part of their maintenance program. bart is telling us that they use the barge to bas

kpix 5 reporter da lin is live >>> dead bat rays are turning up in the east bay. what causing the die-off is a mystery. kpix 5's da lin is live at lake merritt in oakland with one possible explanation. da. >> reporter: the record rainfall may be to blame. but a lot of folks who live in oakland and near the lake had no idea that these bat rays actually lived in the lake the second surprise of course that some are dying. unlike the seagulls and geese at lake merritt, the bat rays like to be discreet and blend in. folks who work at the lake say the rays have been swimming and feeding here for years. >> the bat rays love them. they love the mussels. >> reporter: but the lake of the lake merritt institute started seeing dead rays washing up recently. >> i never over 10 years seen so many bat rays die off and so it caught my by surprise and we wanted to look further into it. >> reporter: james took this photo. >> one of the dead bat rays about 3.5 feet wide. probably about 50 pounds. it was a big one. >> reporter: around mid- february, workers found five dead rays in ju

kpix 5's da lin in benicia where homeowners are frustrated the problem hasn't been fixed. da. >> reporter: allen, the rain started falling in this part of benicia about 40 minutes ago and that's got some homeowners here pretty nervous. that's because they have a drainage pipe that can sometimes overflow and get overwhelmed and that forces water on the street flooding these homes and you can see andrew here the homeowner putting sandbags around his home. a sandbag fortress around andrew estrada's house. >> so these sandbags go across the driveway so hopefully, when we have a flood situation, it keeps the water in the street. >> reporter: andrew stockpiles sandbags for every storm. his house has been flooded twice.

and i know lin-manuel miranda. i knew lin before "hamilton."ason that "hamilton" happened. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> because he actually wrote a rap for edith prickley. >> seth: wait, so now when were you doing raps as edith prickley? >> so i sometimes tour with a one person show with seth rudetsky. it's called "final days: everything must go." i've got to change the title because people come up to me and say, "really? are your days numbered?" [ laughter ] and this is a joke. it's a joke. so i want to do something with edith at the end of the show that was upbeat even though she's in the third chapter of her life, i really wanted something cool. so i asked seth and seth introduced me to lin, and i -- >> seth: how many years ago was this? >> this was -- it was literally like a couple of years before "hamilton." >> seth: oh wow. >> because he told me at the time he was writing a musical about alexander hamilton. and i said that's good. that's going to really do well. [ laughter ] a show on alexander hamilton. and look at it, yeah. >> s

he ordered lin biao to move, and he did. the result, first of all, was lin biao took the city of jinzhou in one day. the fear the communists had had of an exhausting battle defended by u.s.-armed nationalist, and they took it in one day. it is, of course because they , had the artillery. and the disaster got worse and worse. the they got jinzhou, general started to debate each other. outbiao was able to lure these forces, surround them, defeat them. at that point, the city was also surrounded in collapsed quickly. and the defenders also gave out. so by october, the communists had inflicted this shock victory over the communists, and the whole situation unraveled after that. what i want to do in the remaining few minutes i have is explain a little of how come the communists were able to do this in a shock tempo, almost. one important point i should make is -- i put it in the context of the emergence of national liberation war, which became so important after world war ii in east and southeast asia. one important point to make

in santa rosa, i'm da lin, kpix 5. th f's depa >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's department watched the cell phone video. the deputy's chest cam and agreed it's excessive force. at the fired deputy scott thorne and he is facing a felony assault. >> not just the excessive force. it's the particular deputy had been terminated from two previous police agencies for similar actions. and the sonoma county sheriff knew that to be the case and hired him anyway. >> reporter: del valle is now suing sonoma county. his attorney says this happened in september in boys hot springs outside of santa rosa. neighbors called 911 after they heard the victim and his wife arguing. >> my client is in this argument with his wife because he didn't notice that she had a new haircut. >> reporter: the attorney says the victim decided to cool things off by going to bed. and that was when three deputies showed up and kicked down the bedroom door. >> i got you on video. go ahead, tase me. ah! >> the worst decisions entry into the home, kickin

live at university of california at berkeley da lin, kpix 5. >> okay. >>> storm watch. soggy easter sunday. mostly dry tonight but the storm isn't over yet. there is more rain on the way. kpix 5 doppler shows there is a few lingering showers. most of the brunt of the front moved out to the foothills where they are getting light rain tonight. mostly dried up for now. off shore there is more rain on the way. within 24 hours but for most of tomorrow we are going to mostly cloudy skies and by the end of the week back near 80 degrees. we have the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> stolen ashes recovered tonight. a mother and daughter from north carolina traveled to san francisco last week. they planned to memorize their husband and father but someone broke into their car and stole their luggage. tonight police say a man dropped off the ashes at a san francisco police station. so far there are no arrests in this case. >>> the protest that turned chaotic yesterday. tonight new video is surfacing. christin ayers shows us one video is getting national attention. >> reporte

da lin, kpix 5. >> the chief died in 1955 at the age of 79. aside from being a police chief he also taught criminal justice at university of california at berkeley. >>> the start of boating system. the open day on the bay event. this year was the 100th anniversary. crews on historic fire boat joined the celebration. and the ski resort is closed for the season but juliette goodrich got a few runs in before it shut down. she sent us this video. she found a group also enjoying the final day of the year. >> other resorts hope to stay open till the 4th of july. squall valley is toying with staying epien through -- open through the end of summer since there is so much snow up there. >>> for us we have a few changes of our own. live at the bay. concord 56. skies clouding up. light rain reported in crescent city. the light rain spreads south as monday progresses. looks like t north bay will get first and then the rest of the bay area stands a chance of a few light showers. it will be a weak from the coming down but plenty cloudy. -- cold front coming

da lin talked to the homeowner who had to grab his family and run. >> reporter: standing on this tree trunk gives you a sense of how big the trees are. the domino effect started here by the first downed tree and ended at that house more than 200 feet away. it happened about 3:30 in the morning. neighbors believe heavy rain and gusty winds brought down the first tree which hit the second tree and that tree then hit two more trees causing them to land on the back of a house in the oakland hills. the homeowner had just gotten off work and was parked outside the house. >> you could hear the first tree falling and the second tree and i was like drive away now. >> reporter: he invited us into his home or what's left of it. one tree landed on the deck in front of his living room. >> lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the other took out his bathroom. five family members were sleeping at the time. >> you could hear the guilty shattering in the -- glass shattering in the house. i wanted to jump out car and get my family because it's very scary. >> reporter: they're okay, nobody was hurt. as for th

. >> kpix 5's da lin is at sproul plaza on the campus with more on a show of force from police. da. >> reporter: ken, a lot of shouting back and forth but overall a very peaceful day here on campus. take a look. the university is not taking any chances. they have a lot of police officers from different agencies here watching over the campus making sure everything is safe. i want to show you some video taken around noontime. a bit of shouting back and forth as mentioned between the pro-trump people and the anti- trump people. the anti-trump demonstrators were comparing the president to hitler and that has the pro- trump people shouting back saying that's a lie. they also said the university suppresses free speech by canceling ann coulter's scheduled event today. [ screaming ] [ crosstalk ] >> it's a false pretext to conceal the real agenda which is silence of dissent and imposing fascism. >> one called me the "f" word a little bit ago. >> and we haven't even started yet. >> no. >> reporter: i noticed a lot of supporters coming from out of the bay area here as you heard a man who

kpix5's da lin shows us the deputy who has since been fired has a history of excessive force. >> getour hands up! >> mother [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a man screams in pain. he said what you just heard was the sound of a baton hitting him in the leg. the victim, fernando delvalle said the deputy keeps tasing and beating him long after the cell phone starts recording. >> wait! >> get the [ bleep ] down. >> honey, take my phone. give it to the lawyer. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the sonoma county sheriff's department watched the cell phone video. the deputy's chest caps and agreed it's excessive force. they fired deputy scott thorn and he faces a count now of felony assault. >> it's not just the guess active force. it's that -- excessive force. it's that this particular deputy had been remember it natured from two previous police agencies for similar actions and the sonoma county sheriff's office knew that to be the case and hired him anyway. >> reporter: the man is suing sonoma county. this happened in september in boyce hot springs outside of santa rosa. neighbors c

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> councilman gallo says they are only picking up trash, not trying to clear out the homeless. >>> conservative group had given uc-berkeley until 5 p.m. today to change its mind about commentator ann coulter. now the organizers say prepare for a lawsuit. the college republicans want coulter to speak as originally planned next thursday night. cal canceled that event over security concerns. the campus offered to hold the event on may 2. but classes are not in session that week so the college republicans say it's a violation of their constitutional rights. >> and so we expect to be filing something unfortunately. now if they change their mind, better senses prevail, they decide they don't want to waste taxpayer dollars on a lawsuit where they are going to end up paying both sides, um, they should come back and give us the date on april 27th at a time and place where miss coulter can speak. >> so far, cal has not directly commented on the threat of a lawsuit. >>> bart has a new police chief. carlos rojas is currently the police chief for the city of santa

that's where kpix 5 reporter da lin is standing by. da. >> reporter: well, brian, there's a drainage pipe running underneath the street here in st. augustine drive and sometimes the city says major storms will overwhelm that pipe forcing water on to the streets flooding these homes. so a handful of neighbors on st. augustine drive are getting readky by sandbagging. this house is flooded twice. most of the damage was in 2012. his house was two feet under water totaled three cars and he spent $200,000 to fix the house. other homes on the block also have flood damage. so andrew will be up tonight keeping a close eye on his house. >> these sandbags go across the driveway. so hopefully, when the -- when we have a flood situation that keeps the water in the street. >> larger pipes to replace existing pipe, um, through the yards and then go underneath the streets st. augustine and that would carry more flow, so hopefully the water will stay in the pipes. >> reporter: the city blames this drainage pipe for the flooding three feet wide but stil

da lin, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:50.lon musk has revealed tesla's next big project and we won't have to wait long before it hits the streets. >> and recreational marijuana is totally legal in only one country in the world. but that may be about to change. ,,,, little different at easter this ter nearly a century >>> good morning. welcome back to "kpix 5 morning news." your time check 4:53 on this april 14, good friday. high 50s at the seashore today. good morning san mateo 63 degrees to 66 in the cupertino area. south bay numbers stacking up pretty much in the mid-60s where you should for this time of the year. sliding into the east bay low 60s into danville, antioch mid- 60s. 63 pleasant hill today. winds will pick up 10 to 20 during the late day hours. stinson beach 57 degrees today. 66 in napa and sonoma. we have the sunshine in cloverdale and saint helena at 65 degrees. >>> checking the roads right now, westbound 580 moving at okay speeds as you work your way towards 680 the dublin interchange. just east of it, a few

. >>> for some, chit lins is a delicacy. in china it's a silk worm. did i mention this delicacy is live? >> no. no, no. you're digging into a plate but the thing is moving. >> that's a little too -- >> too fresh. >> yeah. >> you pop it in your mouth, it's grabbing at your throat. >> like please let me live. >> how do you not gag as you're swallowing. >> bugs are a great source of protein. and in china these silk worms, they're eaten boiled or fried. but in this case the rarest delicacy is to have them live with cucumbers and soy sauce. i see sesame seeds in there too. >> why are delicacies always gross? ooh, it's a delicacy. it's gross! >> you think it's gross. not unusual for people to eat bugs around the world. >> normally i'm picking around the onion. but this dish, i'm picking around the bug. i'm like, oh, cucumber. >> it looks like an episode of "fear factor." >> no, don't do it. >> no. >> there's no way. you're the only one that would have tried that. >> somebody puts that in front of me, i'm calling the orkin man. >>> these guys are ready for s

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and then there was this very unique opportunity where lin wes moreland decided not to run again. he was a great member of congress for 12 years. and we decided to take the lessons that we had learned about economic development, about jobs and education and community redevelopment and see if we could bring some of those ideas that really worked to washington. >> what was the key when you were mayor to bringing industry back into an area that had suffered such a loss? >> there were several things that we found to be -- to be very important. number one, you have to have the tax, the right tax environment. creating a tax structure where companies with successful is important particularly in the first few years as they are getting going. making sure that you have the right regulatory environment is incredibly important. as soon as we took down the barriers to regulation and we became a partner with industry instead of government being an obstacle we made it a great place do business and that created even more economic activity. very important that we have the right education system in

like the british monuments of world war i that influenced lin, more deeply than the yield or onecivil war one, -- yale or the civil war the vietnam war one, memorial is bound up with the memories of the war that it recalls. it would be unthinkable to add names of soldiers from another conflict, which is exactly what happened to so many civil war monuments, including the yale memorial. because the memorial honored military service regardless of the cause for which it was rendered it lends itself to the , inclusion of participants in earlier and subsequent wars, including the united states' imperial adventures in mexico, and cuba, and the philippines. it became the basis for a much broader militarization of american culture. this important transformation owed less to the experience of to the civil war then to the commemoration of the civil war and particularly to the models of american society debated through soldier monuments. thank you. [applause] dr. brown: sorry. i overran my time a little bit. but i guess we have time for a couple questions. yes, sir. will you please stand for the

. >>> let's check back in with da lin in berkeley. what is the latest now?> reporter: juliette, things are back to normal here at civic center park. that's because most of the demonstrators have gone home. berkeley police came in with a pretty good strategy this morning. they confiscated all the weapons they saw and formed a line between the trump supporters and anti-trump protestors. that worked for the first hour, after that, people jumped over the police line and beat each other up. they left the park to fight on the street. police officers were simply outnumbered. they had to watch the fights from a distance. the dueling rallies grew from a large crowd of roughly 1,000 to 1500 people. there were fights all over the place from the park stretching all the way to downtown berkeley. >> someone came up from behind with a long stick and hit one of our guys on the head. that's when i went after the guy who did that. and then they kept -- obviously they started jumping me. >> no, it doesn't look like democracy. but i thank we need to tolerate each other's differ

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live at uc-berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> let's give you one more look from chopper 5. police still maintaining the large presence on the cal campus as well as civic center park. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> a suspect beaten in an alley by a par of bay area sheriff's deputies -- pair of bay area sheriff's deputies will get millions. ken bastida has more on the 7 figure settlement and who pays for it. ken. >> reporter: veronica, sources tell kpix 5 attorneys for stanislaus petrov reached the deal with the alameda county sheriff's department after a lengthy settlement conference last week. this all stems from this video from november. you will remember it when you see it. november 2015. a pair of deputies beating petrov in a san francisco alleyway. following a high-speed chase from the east bay. petrov wound up with two broken arms. the deputies were eventually fired. petrov later sued the sheriff's department for excessive force and sources say he will get millions. they are self-insured and it will come out of their funds. he was never charged in the incident but a few

kpix 5's da lin on the concern and then the new plan to clear that garbage out. >> reporter: this ise of the many piles of trash near homeless encampments in oakland. some are blocking sidewalks. >> this all has to be removed. >> reporter: noel gallo and volunteer were planning to remove it on earth day, tomorrow, with the help of public works. >> having the city truck here where i can just pick it up and throw it in the truck and we're done with it. >> reporter: but late this week, the agency said they can't send their people and trucks out. noel says the city workers feel unsafe without police presence. >> my understanding is the direction is public works citywide so no homeless encampments they are not go to near it, pick anything up or do anything. >> reporter: the worker representing the union says the employees raised safety concerns. they plan to release more information next week. it's unclear why public works wasn't able to line up officers for this weekend's clean-up or other cleanups. but the police department has been understaffed for years. although the police are still

. >> kpix 5 reporter da lin is live in oakland with one likely explanation.a. >> reporter: veronica, experts believe the record amount of rainfall might be to blame here but let's backtrack a little bit. a lot of folks like myself who live in oakland and near the lake had no idea that bat rays actually live in the lake and the second surprise of course is that some are dying. >> reporter: unlike the birds and the geese at lake merritt, the bat rays like to be discreet and blend in. most people wouldn't even notice them but folks who work at the lake say they have been swimming and feeding here for years drawn by the shrimp and mussels. >> the bat rays love them, they love the muscles. >> reporter: but the director of the lake merritt institute started seeing dead rays washing up recently. >> i never in my history with being here over 10 years seen so many bat rays die off so it caught my by surprise. >> reporter: james took this photo. >> one of the dead bat rays and it was about 3.5 feet wide, probably about 50 pounds. it was a big one. >> reporter: around m

gene, i'll start with you what do you make of pail lin's reaction and seechb she won't defend o'reilly or what's your take? >> i think it's hard to discuss something that you weren't a part of. i've been asked repeatedly to comment on this and of course when you don't have the information, you weren't there, it's very hard to comment on it. and when we, you know, it's not as if we've seen a court case proceed and as if there's been a conviction some of sort. we have none of that. so we're all sort of speculating, necessarying, and it's very hard to comment on that. so i could understand why she would sort of hem haw on that. >> i think it's because it's $13 million and several women. let me go into this. in a new oped writer and activist margaret hooper she argues that his alleged behavior and the reaction is unconservative. she says one of the court pillars of the modern american conservative movement is its emphasis on personal spongs ability. mr. row lylely blamed others embracing the victim my zation he so ril ridiculed of the american left. he claimed it was no fault of his own bu

at lake merritt i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> two dozen people were rescued after getting stuck on a roller coaster called the joker's jinx. they were stranded 100 feet off the ground for hours at six flags america near washington d.c. fortunately it stopped when it was upright. over the next four hours firefighters used an extension ladder and rescue bucket to get each person down. >>> tonight tesla is getting its electric semi truck off the ground. ceo elon musk tweeted set for september. team has done an amazing job seriously, next level. tesla has to figure out how to make a truck battery that's not too heavy and where a big truck like that can recharge. >>> tonight another silicon valley tech tycoon is getting worked up about politics. he talked to our betty yu about what drives him. >> i think more than usual people need to stand up for what they believe in and this is not a time to just sort of be quiet. >> reporter: at 31 sam altman is head of the largest and arguably most powerful start-up in the world, y-c. he spoke to a soldout crowd about social change in startups at in forum at

eyewitness news' lynn lynn shows us the -- kpix5's da lin shows us the effects. >> reporter: this allse more than 200 feet away. >> reporter: neighbors believe heavy rain and gusty winds brought down the first tree, hitting two other trees, causing them to land on the back of a house in the oakland hills. the homeowner had just gone off to work and was parked near the house. >> i was like, drive away! drive away now! >> reporter: livingston invited us into his home, or what's left of it. one tree landed in his living room. >> lucky to be alive. >> the other took out their bathroom. five family members were sleeping at the time. >> you could hear the glass shatter. it terrified me. i said, let me stop the car and get my family. it's very scary. >> reporter: they're okay. nobody was hurt. as for the house, the damage is significant. part of the roof is gone. >> reporter:

da lin, kpix 5. >>> and dozens of other people turned up in san jose for the autism speaks walk. at kelly park. it also featured live music and resources for families impacted by autism. >>> another bay area fundraiser for children with disabilities like autism has major star power tonight. [ singing ] >> singer and actress janelle monet performed at easter seals bay area. the organization provided services for kids with physical and developmental disabilities for 90 years. >>> still to come, a 911 call leads to the body of a former child star. >> hey you do that to me and i'll knock you flat. >>> a flight attendant grounded at a skirmish at sfo. >>> and he took a terrifying tumble into a ravine. tonight the emotional reunion between a giant horse and the bay area firefighters that saved his life. >>> and we have rain coming into the bay area, well maybe not much, and not tomorrow, but soon. we'll tell you when and how much after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,, sudden loss of "happy days" actress erin moran. unresponsive this >>> tonight hollywood is mourning the sudden loss of happy day

hsiu-chin lin pleaded guilty to shooting him. prosecutors say she was upset with him for living with another woman and cutting her out of the family business. her attorneys argue she was retaliating for years of physical and sexual abuse. >>> bamboo is now banned in bethlehem. city council presented an ordinance banning people of growing fast growing bamboo. residents who already have it must now build a barrier to prevent it from spread ppg. >>> to ooun, this afternoon you can learn more about the master plan for the lehigh valley international airport. officials are hosting a public workshop to discuss the airport's next 25 years and how it will impact and benefit the surrounding community. >>> now to the jersey shore. police in ocean city are cracking down on graffiti carved into sidewalk. anyone who fails to comply could be billed by the city for removal of the graffiti or have a lien placed the property. >>> lawyers are not sharing of the outcome of the case. philadelphia recycling company bought the signs and tried to sell

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kpix 5's da lin monitoring the situation from yerba buena island. >> reporter: allen, within the lastguard has removed the yellow containment boom that was supposed to surround the oil spill site. we're trying to find out from the coast guard as to why. but we believe weather has a big part to do with it. it has gotten really windy out here and also it is raining as we speak. two major concerns right now. one, it is believed that the oil is still leaking from the submerged barge. two, there are also concerns that the barge can damage bart's transbay tube. the coast guard says the large crane barge capsized around 12:30 this morning. they believe it was carrying 4,000 gallons of diesel fuel and 300 gallons of hydraulic oil, some of the diesel fuel leaking into the bay. we found a large sheen of oil floating near yerba buena island. >> this is a larger amount. this is not something that we see on a frequent basis. 4,000 gallons is more significant than we're used to seeing. >> reporter: the coast guard put in a yellow containment boom around the spill to prevent it from spreading but so

kpix 5's da lin is live at civic center park where the tempers are already flaring. da. >> reporter: that's right. supporters and protestors are asking more people to join them tomorrow for the rally. the city has a different message. them people to stay home thinking tomorrow will be chaotic. [ yelling ] >> reporter: this may be a preview for tomorrow. while shooting a video to promote tomorrow's rally earlier this week, trump supporters and anti-trump people got into a fight at civic center park. [ yelling ] >> that's probably a precursor of what we're going to see times 100. [ yelling ] >> reporter: many people believe the dueling rallies will turn into another fight fest. the same two pro and anti-trump groups will meet for round 2. round 1 was on march 4. [ screaming ] [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: the weekly farmer's market next to the park is canceled for customer safety. and the downtown berkeley association is asking police to strategically block the groups from entering the business district. >> we would like the rally contained to the park and hop

locke lin and james murdock executives, reported pushed for the out offer and rupert murdock signing off. after a careful review of the allegations company and bill o'reilly agreed that he will not be returning. he released his own statement. tremendously disheartening to part ways due to unfounded complaints but reality many of us in the public eye have to live with today. comes after new images tonight showing him on vacation shaking hands with the pope at vatican today. in new york, fox executives were not forgiving. new accusers coming forward. including this foirn fox employee. shows her calling anonymous tip line alleging he would rear and grunt at her, calling her hot chocolate. one of the few publicly defended him, president trump. telling "new york times" >> i think he's a person i know well and good person. personally think he shouldn't have settled. >> reportedly a friend for years and guest on the show. after release the "access hollywood" video. >> not going to play too much because it's guy talk crude. >> roger ailes forced out with multiple accusers coming forward. ton

kpix 5's da lin live at the old mervyns store that will soon be the site of luxury apartments and retaillear out the squatter. da. >> reporter: that's right, allen. workers say at one point up to 80 homeless were living here. the city says this new housing development will be the biggest here in the city in years. for the last decade, the old vacant mervyns building greeted people entering downtown hayward. but this eyesore will soon turn into the city's new crown jewel. >> very excited to see this chain-link fencing come down and see a vibrant new apartment complex and retail center. >> reporter: the city council this week gave a developer permission to start construction. it will be called lincoln landing. close to 500 market rate apartments and 80,000 square feet of commercial space. all of this about 6 blocks away from a bart station. >> it does not make a good first impression and with the revitalization of this project of 11 acres, we are going to show a much better space to the world to elevate the image of hayward in the minds of people coming through. >> reporter: a lot of neigh

. >> lin and i came here for another show, what feels like a lifetime ago.pparently grown up. >> pictures of you and him. >> whoa. >> 15 years ago, 14 years ago. >> oh, my god. look at my hair. it's changed a little bit. over 8 million people are coming to the bay now. >> every year, tourists. >> all of this is protected, right? you can't do anything on these rocks? >> no, no, no. >> how many islands, 1900 of these rocks out there? >> 1,969. and this is a good number, you know. >> a lucky number? >> 6 is for fortune, and 9 is for forever. so, fortune forever. >> a drink or two on the top deck, check. now for the rest of the day, try to do as little as possible. a nap. sunset. maybe some more drinks. >> for you.out dinner? >> thank you. cheers. so, we're eating some squid. >> tongue of squid. >> tongues of squid. >> we tried to get as many tongues as possible. >> do you know the majesty of the squid? at night this time of year, the bright lights of the bay fishing boats are unmistakable. >> i can't believe the evening. attract the squid so they can catch them

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lin, when we would exit the stage, he would say, like, stephen colbert is here! -- gasps -- she's really here? i would singing spoon full of sugar, so excited to meet her. when i finally got down to the stage to meet her, i couldn't stop smiling, my cheeks were hurting i was smiling so much. i didn't want to stop smiling. >> stephen: you can't around here. >> exactly. >> stephen: it's everything you expect julie andrews to be and more. >> she's so poised and beautiful and a gift to us all in terms of an artist, right? ( applause ) yeah. >> stephen: the new play at the walter kerr is "ameÉlie." you called this a love letter to theater. >> yes. >> stephen: what is it you love about ththeater itself? >> i love the community aspect. what's so great is not only my collaborations i get to have in the room creating the thing, but also the collaboration i get to have with the community i'm sharing it with. >> stephen: the audience, you mean? >> yeah, the audience. it's a communal experience. we're all there coming from different backgrounds having this one experience, an

president's spirit he brings to these issues of economic nationalism, populism and not very tone and the linup" of wall street savants that have been brought in. >> i think that's right. if you take a look at the victoria states that brought him victory. that's where economic patriotism and nationalism. america first. that rallied niece folks. then it provided the president he has.e margin of victory that if some how bannon left, you are heavy on goldman sachs in the white house. goldman sachs was not the reason donald trump won. with regard to the speaker of the house ryan. my view has sales been you have got the bannon, the conservatives, the economic nationalists and the conservative base of the republican party, they are both wings that you need. if you lose either one, you will be in real trouble. take the president. he has got a problem. i don't know that that healthcare thing is going to go through. apparently that's first in line. and after that you get tax reform. >> he's talking optimistically about both. there are reports that there have been significant progress between the freed

live in berkeley, da lin, kpix 5. >>> 20 arrests and they plan to make more after yesterday's brawls in berkeley. our cameras captured fight after fight as they came to blows at demonstrations in civic center park. police tried to keep them separated with a fence. it didn't last long. protesters spilled into the street where flair ups went on for hours. 11 people were hurt. and you can see why. here is a look at the weapons police confiscated. wooden sticks and poles. bear spray. knives and face. and a stun gun. police asking the public for photos or videos that may lead to more arrests. kpix 5's christin ayers shows us one video is getting nationwide attention tonight. >> reporter: video of the brawls that broke out here in berkeley yesterday have been circulating online but there is one video in particular that is sparking outrage over the actions of a known white supremest. >> reporter: of all the fights, explosions, and down right bloody brawls that characterized yesterday's patriot's day protest in berkeley one moment stood out. the young woman, anti-trump protesters, sucker pun

leave you with a tune -- >> we were on our way back to america at the time when we heard about mart linuther kin. >> tribute to dr. martin luther king. >> it was as though mack truck hadrove a hole right through our hearts. all 18 wheels of it. out of that was born why the king of love is dead. ♪ >> we thank god for giving us a leader who was willing to die but not willing to kill. >> she expressed the pain that the african-american community felt. >> she was devastated, angry. >> that's yours, isn't it? >> yes, it's my song. i composed it out of pure anger. >> you don't look like you can be angry at all. >> all the time. >> nina simone was a jazz musician born in the segregated south. her song is one of, if not the most racially trenchant critiques in the songbook. ♪ alabama's got me so upset tennessee made me lose my rest ♪ ♪ everybody knows about mississippi -- >> to some extent, dr. king has been a buffer the last two years between the black and white community. thehite people not do know it but the white people's best friend is dead. ♪ can't you see it i know you can feel it it's a