he apparently has a history of wandering sometimes finding his way to oakland or berkeley. >>> in san francisco city officials are done being subtle when it comes to earthquake safety. only on "5," andria borba shows us their bold strategy to make sure every building has what it takes to survive a quake. >> reporter: san francisco's 2016 version of the scarlet letter isn't written by nathaniel hawthorne but the department of building inspection. dozens of buildings citywide were slapped with this sign. earthquake warning. >> the earthquake could come anytime even tonight or tomorrow. >> reporter: the notices are the second round issued by the department for building owners to retrofit those soft story buildings with garage space on the ground floor and housing above. >> deficiency, that's why we want to strengthen the ground floor. >> reporter: the initiative to get all buildings compliant gained steam in 2013 and many building owners including these in lower pacific heights have procrastinated for years. a big reason? the 6 figure price tag. while the signs lacked the nuance of a tho

i wouldn't think that necessarily, because when i talk to people at stanford in the audience, or berkeley, or 10 traders, or i talked to my grandson's school, i will say to them, i would like you to think i know fifth-graders go to sleep -- but law is one way of solving problems, trying to. you want the alternative? turn on the television set, and you will see what happens in countries that have other methods. a wave ofut there is populism feeding on this sense of somehow the forces of globalization have affected their future, their economic and security, and the way they live. we saw it in the brexit vote. we see it in some of the discussions in america. we see it in political choices being made in europe. areice breyer: if you interested enough in the court and will take the time to read a few pages, you will see a long period of time when the was where you have needs for security, you have security, president, congress, got to keep a secure. the ones with the authority under the constitution, but we have the authority with respect to civil rights. what happens when we clash? years,ere

whereas, people were driving to pile also or berkeley another taking chariot to caltrain, jumping on the baby bullet and getting to work without having to take the card out of barrage >> i think one of the things that were seeing now is all the pieces coming into place like you mentioned is not just one would've transportation. it's many are glad you mentioned the underserved because my group worked closely with sec. fox and the dot for the smart city child. the one thing i took away from it is i think it's 20% of income for the income families goes to chess notation as opposed to 70% for middle-class families. this is around the globe. so jim, i want you to talk about what role do you see shuttles playing globally because as mark mentioned, this is not just the us that ford is looking up at a global solution? >> on vitale to help me with this answer but the opportunity is the inevitable growth of population in cities for example in china by 2030, 75% of its population will be in cities. some of the cities have not even been built yet. so were going to need a system solution that's w

i wouldn't think that necessarily so because when i talk to people at stanford in the audience or berkeley or tenth graders or i talk to my grandson's school here in the fifth grade, you know, i'll say to them, i just would like you to think, i know law. immediately go to sleep, you are talking to a fifth grader, what? i mean but law is one way of solving problems. trying to. now you wanted the alternative, turn on the television set. and you'll see what happens in countries that have other method. >> rose: but there is a weight of pop lism that is feeding on the sense of show the forces of globalization have affected the way their future, their economic insecurity, and the way they live. we saw it in the brexit vote. we see it in some of the political discussions taking place in america. we see it in political choices being made in europe. >> if here at least and if you are interested enough in the court and will take the time to read a few pages, you will see a long period of time when the watchword was, where you have needs for security, you have security, the president, the congress, g

he has a history of wandering sometimes going to oakland or berkeley. >>> the u.s. guard has suspended the search for a chinese sailor who vanished while trying to set a record across the pacific ocean. the 50-year-old left san francisco october 18 and was supposed to arrive in shanghai 18 days later. but no one has heard from him since monday. the coast guard spotted the sailor's boat tuesday. but he was not on board. only his life jacket was found. the boat is about 600 miles northwest of the hawaiian island of oahu. >>> congratulations are in order it morning. >> yeah. apparently michael phelps got married but it was a while ago and he just didn't tell anyone. in the summer games in august he said that he and nicole johnson had set a wedding date. he and johnson already got married back in june during a ceremony in paradise valley, arizona. >>> good for him. he needs privacy. >> that's what he wanted. >> right. >>> at seaworld in orlando a penguin lost feathers and staff couldn't watch her shiver so a seemster made her a wet suit. feather loss is natural. but you

congregation that they would meet every sunday even if it was not in the same place or in place they were used to. in berkeley spencer blake kron4 news . >>> san francisco giants approve again they know how to come through matters the most. champagne was blowing at at&t park is afternoon and the orange and black clutched final wild-card spot on the last day of regular season. the club is in a position to win a fourth world championship in seven years. they face the mets in new york on wednesday, the winner of backing advances to play the chicago cubs in the national league division series. mark carpenter kron4 news. >>> sunday's game was special in more ways than one. the giants needed to win to make it the playoffs and folks traveled from all over to witness famous announcer vin scully call his last name. >> to be in the presence of him is amazing. >> of wind against the dodgers, getting to the playoffs, i am happy.>>> the hot political story got donald trump may or may not have paid federal income taxes for years after losing nearly $916 million. losses he could claim as deductions. the new york times repor

. >> people just dance all night to the, you know, to the 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning and really, it's really noisy. >> uc berkeley police department says there were 22 rape cases reported on campus last year but none were linked to any fraternity or sororities parties on campus. police say they still applaud the voluntary shutdown. how often are sexual assaults reported at uc berkeley? the latest numbers came out just this month and show that last year, 17 rapes were reported. 13 happened on campus, four off campus. those figures are down from the year before, but overall, the number of reported sexual offenses has nearly doubled since 2012. the report includes incidents both on and near campus. >>> and there's a new clue in a home invasion robbery on the peninsula this week. police release third-degree sketch la -- released this sketch last night. the scarf that was covering his face possibly has the letter "d" on it in pink. hillsboro police say he and two other men came in through an open garage wednesday night. one man held the female homeowner at gunpoint while the two other men stole jewelry and other items

travel elsewhere in the south or, you know, maybe all of us when we travel don't actually travel, you know? [laughter] that we, you know, you get on a plane if you're in berkeley, california, or new york or los angeles and what do you do? you go to london or paris, you go to another city in an urban area or from one coast to another. and then what are you really learning? the people i came to know were extremely knowledgeable about things locally. one man i went fishing with could describe the face of ten kinds of fish, you know? [laughter] you know, teeth, i mean, i never thought about it before, you know? or the sound of a frog, you know? these were, these were part of the population. and he knew them well. and i once tried out on thinking about empathy and how empathy works, and i said to one woman -- she was an accountant -- well, do you think that actually left and right are equally everyone pathetic -- empathetic people but we have different empathy maps and that actually, you know, liberal democrats are more likely to empathize with people they don't know? that could be, you know, the syrian refugees or whatever and whereas people on the right are more

or does not. that's interesting to me. does that mean at berkeleyhey needed to negotiate the faculty process because agreeing to whatever sanction was imposed or how do they do that simultaneously. in kansas, the administration wanted to make the faculty processes conform but the faculty pushed back. penn state's hr policy gives the panel some control to say this is victimizing. i think requiring clear and convincing evidence we need this if we don't have this, we're going to need procedural irregularities. instead of a standard that's criminalize i criminalizing. confrontation in the hearing. they even said, if you need more, there might be more required. use of technology. trog torys for people who choose not to attend. posing questions throughout. i think more freedom for advisers would be helpful if those are trained advisers who understand these issues, it means they're advocating on their behalf, but with an understanding of what this process is and how it works. i believe it's possible for everybody d evidentiary standards. i don't believe it

it is already losing out to the off shore breeze. 40s on the temps or 50s. berkeley at 52. napa airport 46. closer to town, it's cooler than that. fremont, 49. east bay temps near the concord pavilion, 50. livermore, dublin, san ramon, all in the 40s. 25 up in truckee. a lot of 40s. redding and arcade aand sacramento. 51 out in fresno. cool for everybody but lots of sunshine today and warm temps. plenty going on in the pacific. you can see the bend in the clouds. that's the ridge out there. right there. by tomorrow the fog will come back. this will be the warmest day by far as we start a cooling trend coast to bay tomorrow. by the weekend, we will cloud it up. that much we know. a cooler weekend turning cloudy. it's the timing on the rain. forecast models are having a heck of a time pinpointing this. you can get five different solutions but we have the clouds on the way for the weekend. it looks like some are saying late sunday. i think it's most likely monday and into tuesday. rain early next week. cloud it up on the weekend. sunday looks cloudy. could be rain on the north

>> a look at our camera here in the berkeley area, or emeryville, westbound 80 coming through the stretches it is filling in but no major blocking issues. on the traffic maps at antioch area, you can see westbound 4 holding to the 80 and bay point stretch we have a problem. it is just before hillcrest. a vehicle spun out and is facing the wrong way. the vehicle is still blocking the lanes. you can see a backup forming from 160. someone is lie on the ground and we do not know in there are injuries or what is going on. >> bart is on time. ace trains have continuement delay for ace 1 this morning. we do not have the reason. caltrain is look okay. next traffic update is after 6:30. >> alexis, thank you. officials are expected to tell san francisco resident what happens to expect as two major rebuilding properties will begin. on van ness, the transportation project is going between market and union streets. they are building the first bus rapid transit and this is going to take three years. at the same time, a block away, they will reconstruct polk street adding protected bicycle lanes and vises

square feet. 840 square feet is very popular right now for tiny home living or guest house in your backyard. >> i live in berkeley, too. my neighborhood looks great. but if you take it apart most homes are built against a single plan. now they all look different. they were all speck houses. people have been doing this for a long time. at the higher end prefabricated homes. >> what changed? why did it go away? why do you think it comes back? >> a lot of different variations if you look at it. a lot of them were panalized to construction so that is popular. >> i didn't know they were prefab. >> mass build homes. >> so components. you can build any level of components in a factory setting and assembled on site. flat pieces -- >> how much can you personalize it so it feels like your home when you say factory i assume it is homes coming out that look exactly the same. >> we have hundreds of different finish options. every home model has a few different floor plans and then preselected things like tile and case work. >> is that where the expense comes from? this presupposition that prefab is inexpensive. a million just

or does not. that's interesting to me. does that mean at berkeleyhey needed to negotiate the faculty process because agreeing to whatever sanction was imposed or how do they do that simultaneously. in kansas, the administration wanted to make the faculty processes conform but the faculty pushed back. penn state's hr policy gives the panel some control to say this is victimizing. i think requiring clear and convincing evidence we need this if we don't have this, we're going to need procedural irregularities. instead of a standard that's criminalize i criminalizing. confrontation in the hearing. they even said, if you need more, there might be more required. use of technology. trog torys for people who choose not to attend. posing questions throughout. i think more freedom for advisers would be helpful if those are trained advisers who understand these issues, it means they're advocating on their behalf, but with an understanding of what this process is and how it works. i believe it's possible for everybody d evidentiary standards. i don't believe it

or of drugs or alcohol may have played a role in the crash. >>> berkeley fire crews are monitoring the scene of a major fire that ripped through a church in berkeley. >> the century-old building is now in danger of collapse. meanwhile the church could affect thousands of people on the uc berkeley's campus. christien kafton is live at the church with what firefighters are doing at this time. >> reporter: good morning. if you look you can see fire crews are still on scene as we push past that you can get a sense of how the building is looking this morning. we're getting our first a chance to really examine the building. we're waiting for the inspector to arrive to look as well. you can see the roof of the building is gone which has compromised the integrity of the walls. there is a danger those walls could collapse outward. that is why the streets are shut down in this area. to make sure if those walls to collapse out, no one will get hurt. one chimney has already collapsed. inspectors are waiting to see how safe this building is. we are waiting for the inspector to arrive. for the time

or alcohol. police are still investigates. katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> uc berkeley fraternities are calling off parties after recent sexual assaults. two wen claim they were attacked in separate incidents this past weekend at off-campus frat houses. police haven't made any arrests. the university said it's decided to voluntary suspend all social events while it re-evaluates the risk. >>> thousands of people in georgia want answers after a postal worker dumped their mail into the woods. piles of checks, bills, letters turned up on tuesday. a neighbor showed video showing a worker dumping mail into a ditch and driving away. it took investigators two hours to gather everything up. throwingaway mail is a federal offense. >>> time to turn our attention to the weather. it's quite warm today. >> it was beautiful. we're going to hang on to the warmth inland, not as warm as today but we'll start the cooling process. so you won't be sweating it too much longer. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about what it looks like at this hour. we do have patchy fog in half m

or alcohol. police are still investigates. katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>> uc berkeley fraternities are calling off parties after recent sexual assaults. two wen claim they were attacked in separate incidents this past weekend at off-campus frat houses. police haven't made any arrests. the university said it's decided to voluntary suspend all social events while it re-evaluates the risk. >>> thousands of people in georgia want answers after a postal worker dumped their mail into the woods. piles of checks, bills, letters turned up on tuesday. a neighbor showed video showing a worker dumping mail into a ditch and driving away. it took investigators two hours to gather everything up. throwingaway mail is a federal offense. >>> time to turn our attention to the weather. it's quite warm today. >> it was beautiful. we're going to hang on to the warmth inland, not as warm as today but we'll start the cooling process. so you won't be sweating it too much longer. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about what it looks like at this hour. we do have patchy fog in half m

we do not know the name or identity of the suspect and apologize for our error. >> uc berkeley police investigating a late night armed robbery. it happened on ridge road near the school's lawrence berkeley lab. police say the man was robbed at gunpoint. he complied and was not harmed. police don't have a description of the suspect. >>> change coming to our forecast. let's check in with rob. >> watching clouds on the increase this morning and the radar starting to show some rain just off to the north of the north bay this morning. when the rain will arrive and how much to expect as we head into the weekend coming up. >> a live look over here. this is westbound 580, good amount of traffic. god word of a crash, pretty heavy impact towards san jose. we'll show you the bayshore freeway coming up. >>> several months later and the department of justice is releasing findings on the san francisco police department. the biggest issues coming up next. >>> go inside the nbc bay area app on your smart phone. click on the radar on your weather page. you can zero in in your own neighborhood to see i

or 25,000 feet. ice crystals are reflecting our morning sun. c beautiful scene from berkeley cry.ti warning to degrees in cleveland. thirty-six in ashtabula. solon school 35. some of the inlet inland may well here's a look at the cloud cover.y no rain or precipitation showing up there.o you can see that settles the southern great lakes will not be a factor in our weather until perhaps overnight wednesday into thursday morning. our forecast for today goes as follows.ur filtered sun. a quiet day. fifty-six but breezy. goblins heading outd to collect their treasures, 54 at 5:00. seven will be 52. a few clouds around. the overnight low around 50. and then for tomorrowe what a low 60s on thursday. looking at 50s for high temperature's heading first we get to pick up that hour of h sleep that we lost back in march. >> election day is near andan close the controversy was again taken center stage. >> coming up find out about the latest investigation plus what >> and did you see the call for unnecessary hugging yesterday. s the call and penalty head out to one nfl team.d and what woul

or low-calorie products. >> stanford and uc berkeley are earning top honors for their student britain power. business insider ranked the top 50 smartest colleges in america, stanford is number 12, and cal is number 43. this is based on s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores and how well they are prepared for success. the top spot? california institute of technology, follow by the university of chicago, harvard, and massachusetts institute of technology. >> time to ask finney, the family would like advice on saving money for college. "7 on your side" and michael finney has the answer. >> we needed a vice for saving for college? >> necessary to meet all of you at our ask finney event. we had a good time at the ever vent. college is not cheap, you know that and the best advise is to start now. the way to do this is through a 529 saving plans and that is an account this allows to you grow your college saving without paying any taxes. your parents, uncles, alls, grandparents, anyone can deposit money into your account. a link is posted. good luck. >> if you have a question for michael finney record it on smart

it will be held at the [inaudible] jewish museum in berkeley and/or san francisco. it is celebrating 30 years and it will have wide raisk range of international groups of film ranging from short fictional films to long documentary. more information go to superfest film,.com. i think every one knows elections are coming up and of course we will have a presentation from the department of elections, bullet i want to give information from the dignity fund just reminder that november 8 to vote on proposition i, which is the dignity fund and that takes two percent of the property tax and puts that back into to the community service for seniors rks people with disabilities and veterans. for new updated voter registration auctd 24 is absolute deadline so that is just reminder to vote. if you want to know about all the program and service the community living campaign provides they can be reached at info act sf community living.org. >> thank you so much. >> we will move to the first presentation on financial access. i have paulina araica and tim gilbert. >> good afternoon co

it will be held at the [inaudible] jewish museum in berkeley and/or san francisco. it is celebrating 30 years and it will have wide raisk range of international groups of film ranging from short fictional films to long documentary. more information go to superfest film,.com. i think every one knows elections are coming up and of course we will have a presentation from the department of elections, bullet i want to give information from the dignity fund just reminder that november 8 to vote on proposition i, which is the dignity fund and that takes two percent of the property tax and puts that back into to the community service for seniors rks people with disabilities and veterans. for new updated voter registration auctd 24 is absolute deadline so that is just reminder to vote. if you want to know about all the program and service the community living campaign provides they can be reached at info act sf community living.org. >> thank you so much. >> we will move to the first presentation on financial access. i have paulina araica and tim gilbert. >> good afternoon co

. >> reporter: berkeley police have not identified the frat houses being investigated or whether the report of the hacks involve -- attacks involve members of the fraternity or outsiders. >> i take a lot of precaution when i go out or come back because it is scary living by a bunch of frat. >> reporter: campus security have increased patrols. >> on both sides of campus recently we've done extra patrols to address that behavior. >> reporter: spill there were some parties at unregistered frat houses. >> the agreement is only for registered fraternities. there's a number of unregistered fraternities that still have parties, houses that still have parties. >> reporter: students are glad that the ifc is taking proactive steps and hopes that it will lead to safer parties in the long run. >> they're doing the right thing and they need to take as long as they need. >> reporter: in the statement the ifc says they commend the victims courage in stepping forward. the council is expected to meet tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. to discuss their policies. >> all right, jana did they say exactly what constit

congregation they would be together every sunday even if it was not in the same place or place that they were used to. in berkeley spencer blake kron4 news. >>> we have breaking entertainment news. kim kardashian west held up at gunpoint. reality tv star is in paris and armed men to her hotel room. what we know about her condition tonight. >>> changes may be coming to what has been called the crook of his straight in the world. what city officials are considering to minimize traffic and congestion in the area. >>> the blue angels are in town here in oakland. i will have the sights and sounds and details for fleet week coming right up. to go anywhere. -- don't go anywhere. [ music ] >>> the stars of fleet week soared into the bay area. the blue angels are ready to put on an awesome show in san francisco. >> kron4 is your fleet week station. you have to best job in the stadium, how are people preparing and are they excited?>> reporter: this was the first time for me to see them in action and we had a little taste when they landed here. people are already excited. they lined up in anticipation for fleet week in the

or monday morning. today, sunshine, 60s and 70s. a few near 80 degrees. it doesn't matter if it's berkeleybody is within a couple degrees of everybody. santa cruz 80. 60s and 70s in the city. 70s on the peninsula. sunshine and warm temperatures into friday. changes for the weekend. guys. >> thank you, steve. >>> from legalizing recreational marijuana, how some are respond willing to the issues on this year's ballot. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >> rap star jay-z and lieutenant governor newsome are joining forces to legalize recreational marijuana here in california. jay-z narrated an animated video. the spokesman says there is a shorter video designed to encourage people to vote for the measure. newsome went on twitter thanking jay-z for your strong voice for justice and cocreating this yes on 64 video. >>> the diagram i can national committee is apologizing after one of the campaign buses was spotted dumping raw sewage into a sto

or alcohol played a role in the crash. a toxicology exam is scheduled for later this week. they were wearing seat belts. >>> berkeley dealing with a big spike in crime. berkeley has seen robbery after robbery. >> now tonight kron four is getting answers from city leaders about what's been done. grant lotus standing by tracking what happened. >> reporter: berkeley mayor listened to a lot of concerns in tuesday night's city council meeting. another issue the city is dealing with the up tick in crimes near the uc berkeley campus. >> we're working really closely with the police. >> police patrols have become more frequent. in the last week and a half there have been two sex assaults at an off campus fraternity. one shooting blocks away from the school. eight armed robberies, and one attempted robbery. >>> as of today police arrested two suspects from one of the armed robberies. but there's a number of suspects on the loose. students say they'd prefer more timely notice of the crimes occurring from the schools. >> with the sexual assaults and the theft, and there was like a guy running around with a gun that they never s

they would meet together every sunday, even if it wasn't in the same place, or in a place that they were used to. in berkeley spencer blake, kron four news." the search is on for a man who >> darya:concord police are investigating a shooting that happened just outside the police department over the weekend. here you can see the large bullet hole found at the front of the building. it happened around 11:15 saturday night at the police department on galindo street. no one was injured. police haven't identified any suspects or a motive in the shooting. crews have recovered the body of a kayaker who was reported missing near s-f-o. coast guard crews found the man's body just south of the san mateo bridge around three yesterday morning. >> mark: police do not have a detailed description of the man who exposed himself to a 14 year-old girl at heart. in a park. >> mark: a police department on a will industry and no one was injured place had not identified a suspect or motive for the shooting. . >> darya: coast guard crews found a man's body south of the san mateo bridge around 3:00 yesterday morning the 38-year-old

it will be held at the [inaudible] jewish museum in berkeley and/or san francisco. it is celebrating 30 years and it will have wide raisk range of international groups of film ranging from short fictional films to long documentary. more information go to superfest film,.com. i think every one knows elections are coming up and of course we will have a presentation from the department of elections, bullet i want to give information from the dignity fund just reminder that november 8 to vote on proposition i, which is the dignity fund and that takes two percent of the property tax and puts that back into to the community service for seniors rks people with disabilities and veterans. for new updated voter registration auctd 24 is absolute deadline so that is just reminder to vote. if you want to know about all the program and service the community living campaign provides they can be reached at info act sf community living.org. >> thank you so much. >> we will move to the first presentation on financial access. i have paulina araica and tim gilbert. >> good afternoon co

berkeley campus. those robbers struck at least half a dozen times on or near the north end of the cal campus between saturday and yesterday. funding for in each case the crooks brandished a gun and took students' laptops or backpacks. >>> a showdown over funding for a new raiders stadium in las vegas, kpix5's da lin says while nevada lawmakers talked there was movement in oakland to keep the team here with a little help from a former owner of the 49ers. >> reporter: nevada lawmakers spent hours debating whether or not to raise the hotel tax in las vegas. they're flirting with what oakland won't do and that's the proposal to use $750 million in public funds to build a football stadium off the strip. if approved, raiders owner mark davis plans to ask the nfl to move to sin city. >> for nevada to be able to get involved at this level and to be able to use public funds in this fashion, i think they're very short sighted. >> reporter: even if the proposal goes through, the raiders would need approval from nfl owners. oakland is negotiating with nfl hall of famer ronny lott. lott's group wants to lease the coliseu

or low 50s. even san jose at 51. 51 berkeley, also in concord. peninsula temps 40s.t for a few low 50s, belmont, san mateo. mid-40s stanford. menlo park is in there. 28 in truckee. 48, 47 you okay and san francisco. staying cool and we'll rebound on the temps. upper 60s, low 70s maybe to the south. system will be out of the picture by this evening. chilly tomorrow, then clearing. a slow warmup. did go sunny to mostly sunny and warmer on the weekend. but confidence level is not high on that. >> and a lot of rain middle of the month you said. >> supposedly. looking like it. there's a lot going on. >> you're going to be busy. >> that's okay. >>> 5:52 is the time. the investigation continues into that deadly commuter train crash in new jersey. up next, what the train's operator is now saying and the key piece of evidence investigators are now hoping to find. f0 >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 5:55is the time. teams investigating that deadly crash of the new jersey train last week face new challenges. they've been able to talk to the train's engineer, but he told them

or any other campus having these type of issues. >> well and like we said earlier it's not just our campus, a few of the members of the committee went and visited berkeley. they have a food pantry there on campus, and their 1 in 5 students on uc campuses that are facing food insecurity. so it's definitely an issue you know across the united states and in california and on our campus. >> and marketing is got to be a roll or gotta play a major role in this, but you talk about the stigma students don't want to talk about it. they don't wanna admit it. so how do you get a conversation going? how do you get students to actually pay attention to the idea? >> one of the tag lines that we try to keep using is "keeping spartans fed" and using the word spartans is important to us because we want students to know that you are not alone. you are with fellow spartans. and so with our marketing we do events, we do tabling sessions. we try to make it engaging as much as we can. so by doing that we open this environment of just you know, so we're smiling more, engaging people and expressing that you're not alone. >> very good. rigo, you wanted to ask some questions as

and then as if to punctuate or symbolize the systemic problems on the berkeley campus with respect to enforcement of ethical norms, the assistant vice chancellor that fleming was alleged to have harassed, she herself had been fired for sexual harassment related conduct toward her subordinate employees. so, and she did that behavior after the conduct from vice chancellor fleming. so again, there is an inter connectiveness in ways that is surprising. so that's the berkeley case. i'll kind of move more quickly through the others. northwestern, we have some -- northwestern folks here at the conference who probably have a lot more facts on the ground about that. but professor ludlow in the fillpy departmefill fil philosophy, had sex. the first time around, he received a very modest sanction of i think he withheld a merit increase of $3,000. the second time around, as the case progressed and as he lost his lawsuit against the students and the university, he resigned basically as he was essentially circling the drain. university of west virginia, school of medicine. it is important in discus

or huge trees. just a good stay for lawns and gardens. >> that is good. >> crews are back in berkeley this morning to remove a huge elm that fell into an apartment building on college near alcatraz avenue. sky 7 was above the scene a little while ago, the 80' tree fell yesterday. here is what it looked like moments after it came crashing down the apartment building had minor damage, the tree was found hollow, and likely diseased. crews worked into the night to chop it up into smaller pieces, but had to stop because they did not have the lights they needed. you can track the rain where you live with the news app by down led it for free enabling push alerts and we will send you instant updates to the mobile device. >> on the peninsula, sky 7 shows an accident in brisbane that could have turned out worse in alert hikers were not there. the c.h.p. said the car went over an embankment off guadalupe parkway this morning. hikers spotted the car after 8:00 and called for help. the driver was trapped for some time and could not reach the cell phone. he is taken to san francisco john hospital with major injuri

congregation they would meet together every sunday even if it wasn't in the same place or place they were used to. in berkeley, spencer blake, kron 4 news. >>> happening now, apollo alto police are looking for man who exposed himself. it happened on saturday afternoon. police say a 14-year-old girl was riding her bicycle through the park when she notice manned sitting on the bench with his pants down and exposing himself. the teenager then left the area and then called her mother. the man is described as a white man in his 50s with short spiked hair and a medium build. he was last seen wearing a red t-shirt and cargo shorts. >>> in east bay, police are trying to find the person who fired shots at their police building. here is a look at the large bullet hole found at the front of the police headquarters on saturday night. they also found another smaller bullet marked on the second floor. fortunately no injuries reported. officers say damage to the police headquarters is at a minimum. >>> in new jersey, federal investigators recovered one of two data recorders. a vital piece of evidence in determining the caus

were on their own time, and not missing class time or office hours, because of that event, they did not violate university policy. reporting live at berkeley, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> sharp criticism aimed at donald trump today from president obama. specifically over mr. trump's claims of a rigged election. >> you start whining before the game is even over? if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose, you start blaming somebody else? then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. >> president says trump's claims aren't based on evidence and he went on to say a lot about the gop nominee, that he's complaining before the election even takes place. donald trump's claims of a rigged election have state and county elections officials nationwide rushing to reassure voters. in the south bay, the santa clara county registrar and other county leaders have called a news conference. they're going to address the voting process and concerns over potential voter intimidation. they'll also talk about the need for poll workers and other opportunities for public participation on election day. >>> will you be watching? about

city of berkeley tree hit scenario that could be a bit more in common all across the bay area as the rain and wind continued. >> britteny: meister continues ago when especially in the the north bay or the bull's-eye with the system here and it looks like off to the northwest keeps going and then pulling in more moisture triggering a different rainstorms for us as we go into the rest of tonight we continue to see honor of showers carries over into the commute tomorrow. it's enough to make the roads lead and to identify laxer time to get >> pam: tree filmmaker is behind bars accuse and a deadly shooting a 48 girl assess and st.. >> pam: up a partnership with abc 7 1/2 and 130 this afternoon police arrived and found a man and his '40's with a gunshot wound up branstad at the scene and late tonight they announce the arrests of was well-known for his gripping documentary. vote in the san francisco county jail. and alicea reed explains why. believe >> reporter: his mother and went inside her mother's home into camp. the chp has since issued a member alert on cellphone social media on freeways. he believed that the problem will get the child back in the job will be fine. and the 35 years

the day as they would see their most significant storm since last winter in berkeley as they need today dodge their rain drops or pull out their umbrellas for the first time in months. >> if you were out on the road today, it might look a little familiar with wet pavement and affordability. all of accidents are making a long commute. drivers on the road are being require today have more caution and patience than usual. >> it's been sketchy, hydroplaning, it's been intense and a busy day. >> it's ridiculous. yes, it's pretty slippery and pretty, you know, you just got to do what you've got to do. >> i had to take somebody -- i had to pick somebody up today, so it's been crazy. >> the accident on highway 101 in san rafael snarled traffic for hours. the chp says that the driver of this box truck lost control coming down the hill and then hit the center divide. earlier this morning a motorcycle was killed in a solo crash there on the richmond parkway. that victim was a 54-year-old man from fairfield. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin is here now with how much rain we've got and also how much more rain is on th

or whatever. >>reporter: there were 80 allegations of sexual assault in and around uc berkeley this year. spokeswoman says the university commends the community and hopes suspending events sends a powerful message against sexual violence. >> much mr. ahead for you on this friday night. coming up two oakland officers appear in court for six crime in connection with separate scandal that rocked the police department. >> also new jewel for law enforcement raising eyebrow among activist who is behind the taser drone idea. drew is here with the forecast. >> i'm a little cooler today. much cooler over the weekend before traffic chance for showers. the we have the forecast. >> and biker and pedestrians rejoice. the east bay treasure island rejoice. the east bay treasure island reaches a new milestone >> 2 more oakland police officers appeared in court today. one to enter a plea related to the on going police six scanda scandal. other to face new charges in unrelated prostitution case. 7 news report laura anthony. ryan walter house is the latest oakland police officer criminally charged. 26-year-

or she would be ticketed. she got to her own car when another car drove between them. >> no more parties at uc berkeley for now. this is in light of recent reports of sexual assault, two women claiming they are attacked this weekend at off campus frat houses. police have not made any arrests. the university fraternity council has decided to voluntarily suspend all social events while they reevaluate the risks. >> wells fargo's fake account scandal could cause the bank to close hundreds of locations. the bank has not announced any wide scale branch closures but it could force them to close some branches. an analyst told cnn wells fargo my have to close a sixth of the 6 the branches to may for mounting legal fees. they are under investigation for allegedly pressuring employees to sign up nearly two million customs for programs without their knowledge. >> if you are headed to sfo this morning or any time soon, there are big changes going on at terminal one, part after $2.5 billion rennovation. the southwest ticket counter is in longer where it used to be and not everyone is aware of the changes. this morning, we