noel walker is there right now with more on what happened. noel. >> reporter: yeah, dave. this is a saddened to a police pursuit. behind me, you can see they are cleaning up intersection of university and bay right now in east palo alto. this is where an suv driver hit and killed a motorcyclist. look over it this way. we know that the suv driver traveled down university on the other side of the median going the wrong way into oncoming traffic. and then george, if you will show down here, this is where he struck and killed the motorcyclist right at the -- at the independent section there where the light is traveling the wrong way. it all started with a call to support suspicious -- suspicious activity on running mead. it might have been a burglary in process. police are not sure. when officers arrived, they found an suv matching the vehicle description and started to chase it. >> the police had its lights and sirens activated trying to catch up to the vehicle, the vehicle sped away from him. within the short span of time -- by the time he was a

reporting live in oakland noel walker. >>> time is 6:34. a veteran san jose police officer is due in court this morning. 44-year-old patrick d'arrigo is accused of molesting two boys and accused of serving alcohol to minors at his gilroy home. he worked as a campus police officer at san jose lee land high school between 1996 and 2007. investigators are still searching for more possible victims. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso is due back in a courtroom at 9:00 this morning. today's hearing could provide more frustration for the judge that is trying to get this on track. he's been going back infought on how question can defend himself. the 77-year-old man says he needs a few months to find a lawyer he can trust. at the same time he wants to keep representing himself. naso is accused of killing four women including a woman who's body was found in contra costa county. >>> fewer guns are being removed from the streets of oakland. according to the oakland tribune they have taken in 680 guns this year. the department expects to take in 1,00

noel walker. >>> more details, police identified the driver as arussia white parker, she works at a -- as alicia white parker. she's been released pending further investigation. >>> in oakland members of a motorcycle club are in mourning after one of their own was shot. saeed was in the garage when a mask gunman opened fire. the group formed in the 50s and is known the promote nonviolence. police have offered a $10,000 reward for information in this case. >>> the person -- the judge postponed the plea hears for another four weeks. the attorney will ask for the murder defendant to be granted bail. >>> a homeless woman was arrested for vandalizing police cars. a man went to southern station around 3: 30 a.m. and reported the woman attacked him and breaking car window, the officers took the woman into custody. they found smashed windshields on three of their cars on bryant street not far from the hall of justice. >>> happening now, council members in a meeting to consider forcing the firefighters to take a pay cut. they want to impose a contract on firefighters that would include cuts in

noel walker joins us now, she spoke to protesters who said no. >> some things have changed and this is one of them. over the summer pg & e began sending letters to people who live here in the san bruno neighborhood. who live within 200 feet of a national gas transmission line. it's a part of the a season to make the system more transparent. >> we're here to remember and mourn and also to make sure this does not happen again in another community. >> reporter: there's still anger one year after the natural gas line pipeline explosion. investigators continue their investigation into whether pg & e had any criminal wrong doing, the transportation board is already pointing a finger at pg & e and the public utilities commission that oversees it. overs are demanding change -- others are commanding change. >> nobody can take back what happened, but what we can do is a change that will reassure customers that will never happen again. >> reporter: that reassurance may be siting in your mailbox right now. pg & e is sending these letters to anyone who lives within 200 feet of a transmission line.

campus is all quiet tonight but the anger sparked by last night's student protest is still there and noel walker is at the -- noelle walker is there today and has more. >> reporter: this is the flash point of last night's protest and this happened around the corner and beyond the fence line in an area we can't get to. we have seen police patrols wagging around this building all day long and i talked with one officer and he said they're out here in case rumors of a planned protest materialize and so far issue they have not. >> reporter: uc berkley is not a place of protest. >> when we have building occupations or is the-ins, the crowd is peaceful and operative. >> reporter: last night, the berkeley police officers were injured when a protest about the proposed university tuition hikes escalated to this. >> and what you will see are some officers trying to propose that from happening. >> reporter: a protester rushes the door over the top of an officer and appears to spet in his face. >> -by-carried away and is the only one. >> reporter: tonight, the uc berkeley police are studying the ktvuvo and t

ktvu's noel walker is in bruno where she talked to survivors who say today is stirring a lot of emotions. >> reporter: officials put up barricades in the neighborhood. they put them there so that this neighborhood prone to looky lu's can celebrate their memorial in peace. for those who lived it, one year seems just like yesterday. >> when i came holy christ you can't believe there was this tower of flame going way way up. and a terrible roar. >> reporter: pat gray was among the few dozens protesters marking the anniversary outside pg & e headquarters today by demanding change. >> reporter: my concern is that these exact same pipes are all over the state. so we were all sitting around waiting for a repeat of what happened. >> reporter: it's a valid concern, not just for san bruno or everyone california, but -- even california but across the country. there's 3 million miles of untested pipeline. that's almost a trip from here to the moon. some of the ages lines are overdue for replacement like the line in san bruno. >> currently 90% of the bill was supposed to be footed by the rate payers

today noel walker showed the video to berkeley police after questions about how they handled the arrestf a protester. >> reporter: berkeley is no strange tore protests but few end like the one last night. >> normally when we have building occupations or sit ins the crowd is peaceful. >> reporter: but last night two police officers were injured when a protest about proposed tuition hikes escalated to this. >> what you will see is the officers that are trying to close the door and the crowd on the outside is stop that. >> reporter: watch the left side of the screen. a protester rushes the door over the top of an officer and then appears to spit in his face. >> you see there that he is -- he is carried away. he is the only one. >> reporter: tonight berkeley police are studying the video and the officers actions. >> we teach them to exercise as much restraint as possible. we respect the protesters right to protest. >> reporter: students we talked to agree with the protest cause but not the outcome. >> yeah. i did feel like i need to be involved. my education so i felt like i play a role in

today noel walker showed the video to berkeley police after questions about how they handled the arresta protester. >> reporter: berkeley is no strange tore protests but few end like the one last night. >> normally when we have building occupations or sit ins the crowd is peaceful. >> reporter: but last night two police officers were injured when a protest about proposed tuition hikes escalated to this. >> what you will see is the officers that are trying to close the door and the crowd on the outside is stop that. >> reporter: watch the left side of the screen. a protester rushes the door over the top of an officer and then appears to spit in his face. >> you see there that he is -- he is carried away. he is the only one. >> reporter: tonight berkeley police are studying the video and the officers actions. >> we teach them to exercise as much restraint as possible. we respect the protesters right to protest. >> reporter: students we talked to agree with the protest cause but not the outcome. >> yeah. i did feel like i need to be involved. my education so i felt like i play a role in pr

noel walker joins us now from oakland where protests are expected to combater in 90 minutes. >> reportergood morning. a few of them camped out overnight. there are not very many places you can practice an ollie and a flip kick. a few protestors camped out here. cal tran's decision to close the state wash. it's an illegal skate park. if you didn't know that all you have to do is take a look at the signs here. people who come here to skate are trespassing on state property. it's not the first time the border town skate park has been threatened with closure. six years ago cal tran wanted to shut it down. the city of oakland stepped in to lease the property and keep it open. last week cal tran said the city declined to renew the lease. just a few blocks away from here. cal tran says the parks are a liability but the people who skate board here say it's a way for them to stay off the streets and stay away from the drugs and to have something to do that they actually like to do. again, they are probably what we can see five protestors. a couple of them walked away. there is a formal protest pl

noel walker has more on this unusual early morning incident. >> reporter: all these police cars damaged in the shadow of the hall of justice about a block away. a homeless man helped stop a vandal who was smashing the windows of the police cars you see there parked across the street. take a look at the damage close- up. shattered close on three san francisco police patrol cars. a homeless man who was in the area says he saw a woman vandalizing those cars. he told police he pepper sprayed her and then ran to the police station about a block away to report the crime. >> as he was going to drop off some recyclables, she came out of an area nearby and accused him of tampering with her tent, something like that. i'm not a hundred percent sure. she allegedly brandished a knife at him. he fled. and then she then went over to the police cars and struck the three police cars. >> reporter: police say they found that knife in the suspect's backpack. it was allegedly used to brandish at person who turned her in a little bit earlier in the evening. investigators don't know whether or not the suspect

know he will walk -- noel walker. >>> the city of oakland will stormily celebrate gay pride for a second year. supporters hope to double the attendance from the first year. their confident that 100,000 people will show up for sunday's gay pride celebration in downtown oakland. a recent study showed that oakland has the third highest rate of same sex couples after is of san fransisco and seattle. >>> here's a reminder. today is a spare the air day. high temperatures and light winds expected to cause some bad air quality. so bay area health officials want you to carpool or use public transportation and stay indoors if you are sensitive to bad air. this is the fourth one of the summer. >>> steve said it's unusual to have that few of spare the air days. you said that there is a problem that popped up? >>> there's a problem on the bay bridge. a motorcycle crash at fremont street in san francisco. you can see how traffic is at a standstill. we have it zoomed in. the firearm and the police, the paramedics are there. two left lanes are blocked and they have issued a significant alert for this --