live in berkeley, i'm tara moriarty. >> tara do you get any sense at all that they are going to march at some point? you always worry once it gets dark. we're still a couple of hours away from it getting dark but does it look like the people are going to be staying there for a long time? >> reporter: that's hard to say, but my intuition tells me not really. i think these people are a little tired. they've been protesting all day. it looks like often both sides of the street you have some people in masks, and some of the group here on this side of the street, i know they're with the group, by any means necessary, and it looks like some of them have left. so some people, it looks like there's a couple of people with masks still object. those are the people you have to watch out for because they like to conceal their identity so cops don't know who they are and they can run away and never be identified. so there is the potential for splinter groups but things are pretty peaceful and obviously the police arrest buffer zone. it looks like they're not going to go anywhere as long as there a

live in berkeley, i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> all right, tara, thank you so much. our coverage of the situation there in berkeley continues on- line. you can watch frank's full interview, in case you missed that, with ann coulter that happened earlier this week. also, view an interactive profile of that conservative commentator. >>> new details on a couple accused of attempting to murder an 11-month-old baby inside a mcdonald's. the two appeared in court this morning but the hearing was continued. the two are accused of conspiring to kill brooks' 11- month-old son. court documents say brooks baited the mother to meet him there. a shot was fired but fortunately missed. >> that was really wrong to try to shoot a baby. i really hate that. and i hate that my son is behind bars for something he didn't do. he's not that kind of person. >> brooks has denied any involvement in the conspiracy. court records show ibacon fessed to the crime. the two will be back in court next month where they're expected to enter a plea. >>> as president trump closes in on his 100 dance in of

you are utter nonsense. >> this is not nonsense, carl. >> let me get to tara. you're a political correspondent. do you feel that you're the opposition to the president? >> i think that we are the watch dogs. we are the fact checkers, the people holding him to account. >> does it pain you to give him credit? >> no. actually, i think that his push in the past week to try to make it seem like there was a lot of action ahead of his 100 days was actually masterful marketing. he got us talking about nafta. he got us talking about his tax reform plan, even if it meant that his staff was scrambling all weekend to come up with a plan. he was able to change the conversation. he is a masterful marketer. i will give him that. but we also do need to hold him to account. that's our job as journalists. >> what do we do to bridge this divide then if a lot of folks feel, as jason feels, that the press hates the president and has contempt for him? you're saying, no, that's not true, we're trying to do our jobs. how do we bridge that? >> i would think for the moment that's a big

ktvu's tara moriarty has been with demonstrators all day. first, ktvu's jesse gary where you just saw another arrest being made by police. >> reporter: julie, that's right. just to answer frank's point, police are still here, just not in the street. they're off to my right. this is the side where the folks who invited ann coulter to speak, she didn't come so they had the rally in the park. they're on this side of the street. then on the opposite side of the street by berkeley high, that's where the folks what opposed ann coulter coming are stationed, and the two siefdz been yelling back and forth at each other but as you mentioned, the crowd has dissipated greatly over the past hour. you can see and walk down both sides of the street. just within the past 20 to 25 minutes, there was another arrest. so far i'm told by police there have been at least four to five. this would make either number five or number six. this gentleman identifies himself as steve hall. a short time ago he was placed in handcuffs and loaded into a police vehicle here o

tara and jason, i saw the pick on twitter with the a's president. i want you to tell me what he said and how fans are feeling about this season. >> well, i'll start with the first one. so unlike in years past with lou wolf, dave cavell, the a's president was make the round with the tailgaters. he walked through and took selfies with everybody. >> he was so nice. so i whipped out my cell phone and got a shot of all of us together. there's a really great feeling out here. everybody is so excited. barbecues are going. we've got a dj over here playing the hits like one after the other. >> it's a great scene out here. perfect weather for baseball. the a's obviously take on the angels. we'll tell you what dave says coming up in the 6:00 hour, but we're going to take you on a little tour here. these guys have been coming out to the coliseum the last 7 years for opening day. we have a dj over here. what's going on? >> i think folks are pretty excited, if we come on over here. hey, guys, we're live on tv right now. we're asking folks how you guys feel about

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. >> this is the 911 call after tara was found murdered in her home. >> she was afraid he was going tor, and he did. >> o'shea had a restraining order against him but friends say it wasn't enough. >> don't wait for the courts. they are not going to help you. >> o'shea's gruesome death sent chills down the spines of katy right. >> they told the story of their daughter and sister of carol ely stabbed to death in the drive way june 3, 2015. >> she slept with a pipe in her bed and a knife. she felt if he came up, she might have a chance. >> in her journal she wrote about the abuse she suffered at the hands of her boyfriend michael idle. >> the family says the courts refused to give her a permanent restraining order against idle even though he spent time in prison for kidnapping an ex-girlfriend. >> my sister should be here if she had the protection she deserved to have, she would be here. >> they are fighting for the passage of a law to protect the victims called "lisa's law." it's easier in new jersey to get a restraining order. >> tara is behind the legislation after her friend was kille

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what do you make of the rewards here for that strategy, tara?e spoken to some republicans on the hill, and it would have been probably more of a jubilant jags situation to be thrilled that they have such a young nominee, he is 42 years old. he'll likely be on the bench for 30 years. he is considered a true conservative also. they're also accepting the fact that they broke tradition by doing this. at the same time what i have been hearing is the same sort of line if, well, if harry reid had the majority lass yet year he w have done the same thing to get merrick garland through. there is also the feeling of let's not forget about 2013 when they used the same rule for the appellate and circuit judges who could not get passed. they actually can be more partisan now. that will be the future for the supreme court picks. instead of seeing a merrick garland for the next democratic supreme court nominee it will probably be someone more like ruth bader ginsburg. the republicans are aware of that. it's not as much of a celebration as it could be. at the en

a 10-inch penis, i do not, seriously. >> you were discussing hulk hogan's penis. >> yeah, because taraa's penis is not 10 inches. >> trevor: hulk hogan won that case but, let's be honest, he really lost ( laughter ) no, because if win ago case means you have to put your hand on the bible and say you have a small penis, you lost. ( laughter ) this is not the first time. we saw the same thing with curtis jackson alaska ck alaska 50-cent. for years he said he was out of control and then he was sued and said i don't have that much money. he filed for bankruptcy and then said, i never set foot in the club. oh, by the way, shorty, this year for your birthday, we're going to have a quiet night at home. yeah. if you take someone to court in america, you see their true colors. doesn't matter who they are. if you took the care bears to court, the carry bear would be on the stand and go, actually, i don't give a (bleep). ( laughter ) i'm not even a bear but, i do have a 10-inch penis. ( laughter ) now, the reason i thought of this, not the bear but the story was because of a story that came out y

. >> tara, let me get your take on wikileaks and the administration turning attention to that.andidate, trump said i love wikileaks. now six months later, looking for leaked material stored in the secure section of the agency. what is the connection of wikileaks? is it really a russian propaganda project and will we go after julian assange? >> sure. you pointed out a reversal in rhetoric by the trump administration. it is one i'm supportive of. these leaks from the intelligence community whether by insiders or contractors or in coordination with russia or whether they're done with influence or direction of russia, they are all problematic. in some of the cases, they are still under investigation to see who was responsible. it seems that the fbi has honed in on thinking some of these were coming from individuals within the agency or contractors working within the agency. it doesn't rule out cooperation with foreign officers. it is clear in the case of wikileaks weath saw it in the campaign, coordination with russia. we saw other groups for brch from the nsa. a lot of times the i

ktvu's tara moriarty tells us he might have gotten away from it if not for a group of bystanders. >> reporter: san francisco police arrest a man who crashed his car in petaluma after a high-speed chp chase on sunday evening. officers believe he's the suspect who tried to kidnap a woman the day before as she was walking home from her work shift in the marina. around 9:00 p.m. the man who appeared to be in his hos place add black bag over the victim's head and dragged her to his car. >> on the 2800 block we have an assault, it was an attempted kidnapping. the female walking down the sidewalk. >> reporter: that's when neighbors stepped in to help. one man was sitting in his car watching the attempted kidnapping unfold, so he began honking his horn several times. neighbors ran outside to intervene and ultimately the woman was able to break free and get away. >> thankfully due to the actions of great samaritans who came to the aide of the victim. >> reporter: police say the victim a 31-year-old woman did not know her alleged attacker. >> we were shockerred as neighbor would be that sort o

tara narula. >> she's really having high fever. hands and feet were cold. >> reporter: lisa cargile's daughter maya got the flu in 2011 when she was just ten. that year no one in the family had gotten the flu shot. may yes's condition deteriorated and err organs began to shut down. >> i remember just feeling awful and that's kind of when i... when my memory stops. >> reporter: she was put in a medically induced coma for three days. >> it could have been prevented. we almost lost her over, you know, not getting a shot. >> reporter: today's study found the majority of children who die from the flu are not vaccinated. researchers studied nearly 300 pediatric flu deaths between 2010 and 2014. overall three quarters had not been vaccinated. half of the deaths occurred in children with chronic health conditions. in this more vulnerable pop -- ulation, only 31% had been vaccinated. pediatrician uzma hasan is a infectious disease specialist in new jersey. >> you cannot assume a completely healthy child will fare well if they're unvaccinate

tara narula is here with us now. doctor, what are the new guidelines?ne say balancing act, and if you imagine scales, before the scales were tipped towards harm, in terms of screening, and now we're slightly tipped towards benefit. and really this is also a reflection of the changing practice of inside this country, where patients are in the driver's seat. so the recommendations say men 55-69 should have a conversation with their doctor, where they discuss the harms and benefites of screening, and for men over 70, the recommendation is still not for screening. , and really, people need to understand that this isn't just a blood test, but it leads to a whole pathway, a cascade, where while it can be life saving it can also lead to overdiagnosis and overtreatment and biopposites and procedures that can cause pain, bleeding, infection, sexual incompetence, urinary incompetence, so really important to discuss it. >> pelley: why the change now? >> there's been new evidence in the last five years, new research that suggests screening can decrease mortality, d

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i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you and a gathering is set for later today at berkley park. hey, jesse. >> reporter: ann colter said he spay make an appearance here at this gathering, though that could tip the balance in what is an increasingly tense situation. the past five minutes, we had a yelling match between some of the participants coming to the rally to my right and berkeley natives on the other side to my left. they started yelling and screaming at each other, making hand gestures at each other. you see the berkeley city police officers here stepped in and now they're standing as a buffer between two sides that clearly don't like each other. take a look at the video. some demonstrators are taking precautions for preparing for what could be a violent clash this afternoon. we have found this woman who never came to a rally before setting up a makeshift triage center here at civic center park. she has bandages and bottles filled with soap and water to dilute pepper spray in case someone i

. >> for the president, tara, this hits home. son-in-law, jared kushner, kushner's grandparents were holocaust survivors. this is something that really hits home to the entire trump family and especially at a time like this during these days of passover. >> absolutely. not only was it an offensive remark, you should never compare the atrocities of one dictator to another. you should never compare or try to make moral equivalence or lack of moral equivalence of the killing of individuals in gas chambers or chemical attack. these are all horrible humanitarian terrible atrocity situations. for sean spicer to make that, it is also distracting. there is a g7 meeting. rex tillerson going to russia. issues the administration wants to focus on. they want to clean up fast and i'm all for special ronlt a responsibility and self awareness. this is something they are doing that they haven't done in the past. >> this is an interview i had with sean spicer. listen to this. have you talked to president trump about your blunder today? >> it was

tara narula is here with us now. what are the new guidelines?cott, medicine is a balancing act. and if you imagine scales, before they are tipped toward harm. >> now we're slightly tipped to benefit. patients are in the driver's seat. the recommendations say men 55-69 should have a conversation with their doctor where they discuss the harms and benefits for screening. and for men over 70 the recommendations aren't just for screening. it leads to a pathway, while it can be life saving it can lead to overdiagnosis and treatment and treatments that can cause problems, so really important to discuss it. >> and why the change now? >> there's been new evidence in the last five years, new research that suggests that screening can decrease mortality, decrease death in men and decrease cancer that has spread. there's a new strategy used in the last five years like active surveillance. in the past when you had a positive test you might jump right to aggressive treatment, now it's more of a watchful waiting approach. >> have a conversation with your doctor

so, tara, why is flynn offering immunity?his time, and what more information or discovery would the senate intelligence committee need before accepting general flynn's immunity offer, if ever? >> sure. well, i'm not a lawyer, but it seems like if he's asking for immunity, there's something for which he's asking to be immune from prosecution for. that's not necessarily 100% the case, it could be a precautionary measure, but likely there might be information about his involvement either in the campaign or the course of the administration that was problematic or, perhaps, criminal and he's worried about prosecution. i do think it's interesting that they have declined his offer of immunity. that suggests the me whatever he may have the tell, they might already believe they will get through other means or channels whether that's through the fbi information or through the testimony of other individuals like james comey himself or like yates. so i think it will be interesting to see how this plays out. there are still a lot of quest

a fellow who deserves a hyper degree of fact-checking that does end up looking confrontational. >> taraman as someone who you used to do televised entertainment with. >> right. >> on the side of his mind, what is the best way to parry him without reinforcing reaction, which is what he thrives on? >> that is the challenge as you said. one of the things we say in politics, if you're defending, you're losing. by definition as you mentioned earlier, with everybody dending against his accusations, the media is now on the defensive. so i think that's, for one thing, the media needs to really ignore trump and just focus on the facts and the truth. i don't think it serves the media to go after him and go tit for tat with him. >> what did you think of what we played there? >> it showed the media was an the defensive. from a purely political messaging standpoint, you don't repeat the messaging of the person attacking you. >> i am not a crook, i am not a crook was not the best way for nixon to make that point. >> exactly. the best thing the media can do is to continue to cover the facts and contin

tara, i'll play what bashar al assad says about this attack overall. he's questioning whether it even happened or not. listen. >> about the attack, it's not clear whether it happened or not. because how can you verify video? you have a lot of fake videos now and you have to prove those videos were fake like the while helmet. they are al qaeda. >> different than what we hear from national security and military officials here. >> exactly, very different but not surprising. the assad regime like many regimes around the world have a history of denying attacks and history of saying they're fabricated and in this particular case not only is there imagery or what we call imagery intelligence of the attack and the victims of the attack, but there was reports yesterday we have intercepted communications between syrian officials about the preparations for the attack. that was coming out in reports yesterday. >> and evidence that sarin gas was used. >> exactly. this case not one smoking gun, seems there are a few pieces we've put together to paint a picture not o

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tara narula are here to discuss.f the 1,300 women h the study, how many displayed symptoms during pregnancy? >> of those, only 36%. so a little over third had symptoms. we know that you don't have to have symptoms. and one of the interesting questions here, we were wondering if you get infected with zika during pregnancy, are you more likely to have a baby with a defect if you have symptoms than if you don't have symptoms and it turns out they were of equal proportion whether you had symptoms or not. >> did it matter, tara, whether women got infected? >> there's still much to learn. we're learning at what point during the pregnancy might she be at the highest risk. they found in the first try ms. ter women seem to be at the highest risk. women who were pregnant and have lab confirmed zika. that kind of goes along with another study out of colombia that also shows women in the first or second trimester appeared to be at the highest risk. the cdc is telling all women you have the pay attention throughout all of the pre

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