worse for the homeless to in recent years south there are certainly some debate about whether the berkeley police were too aggressive and reading of the camp of the bigger question is whether the strategy city is taking of shutting down the camps is effective was what happens the people move to another part of the city >>pam moore: police sent the san francisco doctor has been arrested for illegally prescribing narcotics cetaceans if at a hospital his picture was on screen according to hospital officials he was suspected foul play back in june but they receive approval just last month to place some of unpaid leave >>terisa estacio: to the hope the authorities find out what happened to him that this appeared to signal after writing away from home on his bike to the body was discovered in a shallow grave fasten the state university >>reporter: none of the other officers from richmond opens san francisco or the sheriff's office will face any charges for crimes connected >>reporter: has who came together to make the dream come true for classmate with special needs during the football game at t

they took the display phones off the counter. berkeleyolice say they are looking for at least 8 men in their late teens or early 20s. they are checking with other local law enforcement agencies in the bay area to find out if the thefts are part of a pattern. >>> three more robberies in berkeley to pedestrians. people are asking everyone to be careful. >>> a young woman is dead after being thrown from her pickup truck in a crash in the east bay. it happened about 9:30 p.m. last night on lone tree way in antioch. police say the 23-year-old driver ran a red light and hit two cars. the pickup truck rolled over several times. the driver who was not wearing a seatbelt was thrown on the street and killed. investigators do think alcohol may have been a factor. the 2 other drivers were hurt but will survive. >>> police in oakland are investigating five separate shootings that happened within hours of one another. the first shooting happened just after 7:00 last night along macarthur boulevard. two people were injured but are now in stable conditio

teenagers from two schools in oakland and students rallying in richmond and the biggest protest at berkeley high school, as many as 2,000 students walked out there. >> abc 7 news anchor joins live from where the protests will get under way in about an hour. >> those worried about the president-elect's immigration policy and earlier there were a pair of protests, peaceful here on the uc berkeley campus and one by berkeley high students. >> the american-born daughter of mexican immigrants. she's both furious and terrified what have will happen when president trump takes office. >> it's real scary to me because my family can be separated. this is something that actually affects me personally and it's -- i cannot stand for this. >> reporter: that's why she and a couple thousand of her classmates left class this morning for the short walk to the uc berkeley campus where angry students gathered around and vented. >> he's racist. he's sexist against women and muslim, too, but -- >> reporter: school administrators started getting hints on social media last night that students were thinking about pr

the holidays. except for a bit of rain earlier, people are out and about shopping. berkeley police stepped up patrols in the area because the apple store across the street here on fourth has been hit three times by thieves recently. even tonight there's a large number of shoppers at that apple store. the berkeley police say what happened is a small group comes into that store while it's open with hoodies on. kind of hard to see them. they snatch apple products. one clerk off camera at a clothing store on the street. he says while it's certainly a big concern to have this happen nearby, it hasn't really impacted his business because he doesn't sell what these thieves want. fortunate fortunately, no one has been hurt in this. they run in and out quickly. >> we are working with apple as well as the business district on fourth street to see what he can do. >> i come here all the time and never heard that. i've never been frightened to shop down here. it's kind of disturbing. >> reporter: the meantime, berkeley police are working with every agencies to see if there's a bigger pat

give us hope that berkeley will continue to lead the way and that we can -- berkeley can provide leadership in changing the direction of the country. berkeley is an international leader. we're not going to get that leadership out of washington. >> your city is several in the bay area without a police chief. how is that search and what do you hope the next police chief will have. >> we have an active chief. we're in search of a new chief. he needs to have the trust of the community. we need to make sure that we have good moral in the department. our police are facing a lot of pressure. we need to make sure that we respect our police and at the same time that we make sure that policing is done with our community's values. >> inside or outside the department? >> right now our acting chief has rose up through the ranks. he is actually a berkeley native. he has been doing a good job. i think it is preferable that we have a chief inside the department who knows the department, who has worked in the community. i think that provides an important perspective. >> what do you say to

the berkeley patient's group opened in 1999 and claims to be the oldest continuously running dispensaryin the country. but three years ago, a u.s. attorney filed a lawsuit trying to shut them down because marijuana is still illegal under federal law and claiming the dispensary was operating near a daycare. but the dispensary moved down the street and stayed open. and this monday, federal prosecutors filed this motion ending the lawsuit. >> this is a huge victory for senseability and a huge victory for patients of this community. >> reporter: and it comes just days before california could vote to legalize recreational marijuana. though he says it won't affect him, he hopes it passes. >> it is good policy to keep people out of jail for something that is a medicine. >> reporter: now, prop 62 passes on wednesday, but there could be a group who sees federal prosecutors backing off the marijuana industry that is already state regulated. in berkeley, ian cole. >>> take a look, armed robbery caught on video happening at a 7-eleven in downtown san jose. police say the gunman was dressed as a sec

a second spinout over here away from the berkeley curve. there was slowing off westbound 580 opt eastbound 580 -- eastbound 580 toward the berkeley curve. looks like they cleared everything to the shoulder. it will be an issue for folks, the slick transition ramps. drive times, 25 minutes out of the altamont pass toward the dublin interchange. we've got a live look at the san mateo bridge where we still have wet roadways, the sheen right there. just be careful. >> very good advice. >> wells fargo is agreeing to pay up and a pretty penny at that, all this to settle a racketeering lawsuit, accusing the bank of overcharging hundreds of thousands of homeowners. >> for that and the left of the news before the bell, let's check in with landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you both. wall street will try to rebound from monday's modest losses. futures are higher this morning. reports showing stronger democrat spending last month was offset by uncertainty over the election and a 2kr07 in oil prices. you want to look for data o

over former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> reporter:the students walked from the high school to uc berkeley, where protestors voiced their frustrations over the political process. a process many of the high school students were to young to participate in this time around. >> reporter:the school principal says none of the students who chose to walk out will be reprimanded. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> reporter: to the swat team bisulfate opportunity and stole a couple wallets. and then with shopping on target and to separate wal- mart spirit on a survey last fall as they were able to track these individuals down at all rest them. when they return to the hospital two days later. they are facing charges for possession of stolen property and identity theft. >> reporter: brazen attack on a 71 year old woman here at this surveillance video coverage of that attack. happening on wednesday just before noon, addressed to the floor and her purse stolen with a bruising to the body. the family is one to offer a $5,000 reward with information leading to the suspect. in san jose, kron4

this time from inside the 5, 14-0 bucs. berkeley prep faces jacksonville trinity christian, next week's state semifinals. also a rematch of the class 5a from last year. jefferson scores first but the tigers answer, hillsborough county's all time rusher breaks loose to tie the game, then in the second quarter, danny boone keeps it and he finds a crack to the goal line right there, up 14-7 at halftime. after jesuit stuffs jefferson on fourth down from the 10, look at this. that's malik davis and he only needs a crack. 91 yards for the touch touchdow. jesuits moving on, they will host amocole next friday. in class 7a, a rematch, this time it's on plant's tur turf. they played to a scoreless tie explodes. across the middle to the 1-yard line, they have to settle for a field goal and it's just 3-0 at this point. lakeland -- franzen, finding a wide open -- right there and plant is up 18-14. but how's this for a response? a.j. davis. and this guy can motor. he finds some holes. goes 99 yards for the did-ahead score. there are flags on the

the berkeley professor said the election was so close that even a smallerror, less than 1% in the machines would change the vote. >> does that mean if it's 99% accurate it c enough to affect the outcome of the election? the ballots are randomly tested for errors and so far they didn't find any in these election. >> the voting equipment accurately counted all the ballots. proof of tampering. >> the experts have said there is a chance that the machines could have been hacked or there are problems with the machines that they don't read correctly, all of which may be true so there is nothing to link it to wisconsin. >> reporter: so it's up to each county to do what they want to do. >> it is >> reporter: dane and milwaukee county, dane will do the hand recount, milwaukee wants to do the optical reader. hillary clinton's campaign to join the recounts. jill stein maintains the effort is non-partisan. >> they were not willing to come out and support the campaign until the deadline for filing had passed in wisconsin. i think it's wonderful that they are supporting it. our lawyers made contact with

today a group called the bigger picture inflated what appeared to be a coke can on the berkeley high school campus. but take another look. it actually says type 2 diabetes. the group says that it hopes to educate students about what it calls the health democratic caused by sugary drinks. >>> next tuesday join liz, allen, veronica and me for election night team coverage beginning at 3 p.m. in the afternoon. we'll have the insights from political experts including phil matier and melissa caen and reporters covering races all over the bay area. >>> and much more on campaign 2016 coming up at 5:30 on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley." >>> another piece of the old bay bridge is on its way out. caltrans crews started removing the first of 14 smaller trusses from the old eastern span today. each weighs 1.7 million pounds. crews cut the piece away from the bridge then lowered it down to a barge. they dismantle it at the port of oakland and send it to recyclers. this is phase 2 of a three-part process to dismantle the bridge. the final phase is expected to be finished by the end of 2018

it wasn't over, the same store was hit again days later. it happened this week. accord to berkeley police, eight thieves took 50 item on tuesday and then more items on thursday afternoon. law enforcement agencies are working together to see if it is part of a pattern. >> the orange county sheriff in florida is release body scam a votes as deputies went inside the pulse nightclub. we can see the deputies grabbing rifles and haunting images of disco lights still flashing as officers have guns drawn inside the nightclub. self times during the video the body cameras go black because that is when there were images of victims' bodies. we can hear phones ringing and no one answering. the june mass shooting was the worst in united states history, 49 people died, 53 were hurt. >> dry conditions are feeding 37 large wildfires in the southern appalachian mountains and 5,000 firefighters balancing fires in care lies that and tennessee. tens of thousands of acres have burned and a dozen of the largest files are uncontained. parts of the southeast are in severe detroit. >> san francisco's mariju

people talking on the field, a secret weapon, the most sought-after college recruit in the country. ,,,, berkeleyoters elected a man who will be the youngest mayor ever. as kpix five's da lin tells ne of his >>> some history made this week in the east bay. berkeley voters elected a man who will be their youngest mayor ever. as kpix 5's da lin tells us, he is living one of his city's biggest issues. >> yeah. >> reporter: at 32, jesse becomes the youngest and the first latino mayor in berkeley. >> i am a progressive. >> reporter: he is a cal graduate and spent the last eight years on the city council. >> one of my top priorities is addressing our housing crisis. >> reporter: berkeley just passed a landlord tax and alameda county also passed bond measure a1. the mayor-elect plans to use money from both measures to build affordable housing. >> i'm a renter like other people in berkeley trapped in a housing crisis. >> reporter: political analysts say his victory is a referendum on current mayor tom bates and his approach to growth. there are major high-rise developments in downtown and people complain

the demonstration shifted to u-c berkeley. where thousands flooded the campus with genuine concern over the direction of this country under the new leadership. sot- "i just don't really want a president that has sexually assaulted women and that has uh, been really rude to almost every party that you can be offensive too." the election may be over, but it appears the division still remains. nats- "aint no power like the power of the people cuz the power of the people don't stop." in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> britteny: possibility of future dollars by tuesday wednesday delight right now instead 5 mi. an hour saturday as the six and half of monday 5, rural a gorgeous evening ahead for us and then if the temperatures in data at 66 degrees 74 in vallejo 68 in hayward 67 degrees and not view. satellite research shows clear conditions we have this ridge of high pressure that is right over our region as we go into the rest of your evening then here is friday and 77 redwood city fairfield and then in concord. this a

the fire did not significantly damage the police car. berkeley students are being given the option of leaving the class tout by a professor accused of sexually harassing a graduate student. university officials announced today anyone who does not want to remain in the history city planning course today by nazar alsayyad who is accused of harassing eva fisher for five years rp he's barred from teaching next messer is. >> university of california students may be looking at a tiegs hike, the first jump since 2011, all depending, of course, on what regents decide. lieian melendez say why some say it's time to raise fees. ♪ >> reporter: cal football plays stanford this weekend. the last thing on the mind of students is a possible tuition hike, but discussions have begun on next year's budget for the entire uc system prompting talks about maybe increasing tuition, something this student came to oppose. >> getting asked the state to fund high education and the reality is state support has declined in recent years. in 2000. the state funded the cost of f

she used to dj at this little spot called the graduate in berkeley that's still there. they closed the little downstairs where she used to dj. apparently, this is all stories. >> jimmy: one person. he's not even -- he's not even from there. he just yells berkeley every show. yeah, it's like a normal thing. sorry about that. so, do you think that's where you got your talent from, your musical taste? >> i don't know. certainly, i grew up listening to those records. it's funny. my mom's like a very small white woman, and my dad always described that club as, like, the place -- like black people

her supporters will gather at the berkeley school board meeting. >> someone tried to ruin opening night for drama students in santa rosa high school and they are doing what all if actors do, improvise. halloween vandals broke into the high school's auditorium and smashed equipment, destroyed props and now the teachers are offering classes to help remake the weapons needed for the production of "trojan women." >> bay area drivers are experiencing a rough ride, a new report said road conditions in san francisco and oakland are among the worst in the nation. san jose, not far behind. lilian kim has the details. >> it is often the sound you hear while driving on san francisco roads. >> i commute from san francisco to berkeley each day and everything is falling apart. >> a new study said 71% of the major roads in san francisco opened are considered "boo," making it number one among major cities for worst road conditions. san jose ranked third. all the city of oakland is an older city, san francisco is an older city, and all of these roads were built many years ago and need to be repaired and

she used to dj at this little spot called the graduate in berkeley that's still there. they closed the little downstairs where she used to dj. apparently, this is all stories.

success we want to give you all look at that yesterday hundreds of students marched from the plaza and berkeleygraph avenue first responders on the scene to pull out those fires but the bart station had to be closed for a time for safety reasons during those protests it has since reopened protesters also try to walk on to the eastbound lanes of highway 241 protester was hit by a car on the claremont avenue >>darya: the protests appeared to have been more peaceful than the process' and berkeley and oakland >>reporter: here is a look at berkeley we have going on scattered high clouds metal level clouds out here before we go into favored mostly sunny nice temperatures come with that most readings are in the '50s >>robin winston: to be a russian a major hot spots a great ride all the way across and two down time for rest and to diminish amazing to skyway >>mark: they were down 800 points we pulled back now and then only down about 200 and >>darya: california 49th district off their representing parts of san diego county and they hold a slim lead over his democratic challenger >>will tran: and donal

it's the bear-fest and free top dog hot dogs in berkeley. come out and celebrate the history of berkeley's peoples park. it's all happening at people's park from 1:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend. a pregnant woman was fatally >> rebecca: be very careful this morning that all the current activity conceal lot in the north they as a to get closer look nevada petaluma center fell getting some sprinkles it will shows how onerous the morning will shape up 945 and of course it's coming down quite heavy of the afternoon until the evening hours. was the dry conditions. and then the rainfall we expect of the next 24 hours to concede just over not even half of an inch for most parts the filly underneath that third of an inch for concord and you and a lot less rainfall totals that we're expecting verses yesterday at a much heavier but still wet out there. is what the surprise rate until 3:00 this afternoon 15 ft. possible waves and recurrence expected. >> rebecca: the live camera definitely overcast gray skies there are slight delays for inbound

that play sets up a 55-yard run by the bucs' gordon stetson. he's gone. 7-0 berkeley prep. second quarter, it's that stetson kid again. this time from inside the 5, 14-0 bucs.

the meeting starts at 9:00 at the uc, and at berkeley they will talk about what that $300 tuition hikeould mean for them. >> certainly an emotional discussion. >>> it is 5:34 am. >>> san francisco dealing with the aftermath of the california voters legalizing recreational marijuana, and the mayor and lead has introduced -- mayor ed lee has introduced legislation that would allow them to grow the marijuana indoor in commercial buildings but he is concerned that the marijuana businesses can have an in fact, negative impact on the neighborhoods. >>> denver, colorado became the first american city to of trial -- to allow marijuana use in the restaurants, and they can create a consumption area. the owners can choose to let people use but not smoke pot indoors with the possibility of some outdoor smoking areas. >>> it is 5:35 am. >>> the city of oakland is planning on starting their own bank, the reported growing cannabis industry and also to help the underserved residents, and they explain how this works.>> reporter: the cannabis businesses have sprung up front oakland but most do not have

it happened in the area of bu cannen street, near the berkeley border. authorities closed the tracks for about an hour. headed from sacramento to san jose. >>> concern and frustration from kanye west fans after he cancels the rest of tour. toubl started in bay area after a long political rant. abc news joins us with more. how many shows are we talking about here? >> the rapper has cancelled all of the remaining shows as part of saint pablo tour. from what we counted, that's 21 shows. scheduled to run through new years all across the u.s. and toronto, canada. spokesperson told us weekly kanye was just exhausted and attributed the cancellation to him being a workaholic. he also said time away from family is putting stress on kanye. cancelled the show because he doesn't want to give his fans anything less than the best. abc 7 news learned overnight he had cancelled tomorrow's show in fresno. yesterday cancelled a show in los angeles with just hours to go. plus recent outrage about rants on sacramento and san jose. fans are upset. >> i was really just disappo

they got an alert that the car was near the berkeley arena they did find the couple and find stolen items. >>> a student paralyzed from the waist down is asking for the public's help. asking to find her stolen car. kendra kennaguard, 2005 honda element went missing on friday. now, it was parked near their family's home in scott valley. the car was especially designed for kendra and allowed her to get around on her own. >> it is fully assessable. i can open up the car. i drop down a ramp and i can roll my chair inside and park it in the seat. my independence was essentially stolen. >> well, kendra lost use of her legs after doctors removed a tumor from her spine six years ago. she needs the car to get to her classes and to the after school high school drama class that she teaches. >>> racist graffiti found on a building in nevada. it was found on the vacant former officers' club at hamilton feel about 8:30 monday morning. city crews covered over the graffiti yesterday. the city released a statement condemning it saying the city of nevada does not tolerate expressions of hatred and discrimi

. >> reporter: once a month across from the berkeley animal shelter -- >> apparently the dog was beingttacked by another dog. >> reporter: --jill poesner's volunteers open up a van full of pet medicine and offer free vaccinations and other basic veterinary care for alameda and contra costa county's homeless dog and cat owners. >> oh, no. no. >> reporter: 15 years ago she thought differently. >> my first reaction was, how can you have an animal? you can't take care of yourself. >> i'll check and see if that's okay. >> reporter: then she educated herself. >> animals are crucial companions to people no matter what kind of money you have. definitely people without homes don't necessarily make bad pet owners. >> needed that. >> they might make the best pet owners. >> reporter: like jordan and scarlet. >> i can actually have a companion with me and it's not going to screw me over or leave me or anything, you know. >> looks like irritation. >> reporter: nancy brought simba. >> he was shelter-bound so we intercepted him. we were only supposed to be fostering but i think he is staying. >> repor

the strange theft at 4:00. >>> and the construction company linked to the berkeley balcony collapse thatdly. what state officials are doing that could put the firm out of business. that's tonight at abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> finally today, if staying home is where the heart is if it rings true it's understandable how santa claus manages to bring joy to countless families around the world on christmas morning. >> real estate tracking website zillow.com created this glimpse inside santa's cozy north pole house. the three-bedroom, two-bath home sits on a lovely 25-acre lot in the north pole. >> definitely has a beautiful fireplace estimated worth at $656,000, which is a steal if you think about the bay area. >> cookies. >> cookies. bayer housing market. not amazing toy workshop. >> sorry, it's not for sale. some of the more unusual accompaniments, sleigh parking garage and world class toy worksh workshop. i don't know the cookies and hot chocolate are include gld the scented candles. beautiful, beautiful place. >> the fireplace was the focal point. >> parents want to know is how is the school

the berkeley prep bucs. tampa catholic austin sessum, great catch by cory leopard and the drive would stall. and berkeley prep takes over great grab by jacob hines. that play sets up this. 55-yard run by the bucs gordon steson. he is gone. 7-0 berkeley prep. out of the second quarter, stetton from inside the 5. 14-0 bucs. they go on to beat tampa catholic 42-6. berkeley prep faces jacksonville trinity christian next week in the state semifinals. a rematch in the jefferson jesuit going after it. hillsborough county's all-time leading rusher malik davis breaking loose for 33-yard tying score. then in the second, facing 4th and 2. danny boone finds a crack. and he is into the end zone. jesuit 14-7 at halftime. after jesuit stuffs jefferson at 4th and 10 it shall forth down and one at the 10. the tigers take over malik going 9 1 for the touchdown. jesuit moves on 42-21. they host amokly next friday. >>> in class 7 a, rematch between lakeland and plant. the dread not knock out the panthers. this time game is on pl

they say their contracts are set to expire at the end of the month. >>> meanwhile, berkeley police are dealing with a flood of crime. the apple store on 4th street has been robbed for a third time in less than two weeks. officers say a group of people in their late teens or early 20s came in wednesday morning and stole about $100,000 worth of merchandise. the berkeley police department is now working with other agencies in the area to see if the thefts are part of a larger pattern. >> they are not there for very long. it's a property crime-focused theft. we know what they're there for. we are working with apple as well as the business district on 4th street to see what we can do to stem that type of crime. >> nobody was hurt in the robberies. the city now has additional officers out patrolling 4th street as well as the holiday- related events going on around the city. >>> fewer people are taking bart. ridership has dropped for the first time in six years. from july to september, overall ridership was down 1.3% compared to last year. the drop was even larger on weekends. ridership is do

we're talking about the berkeley prep bucs. first quarter, tampa catholics, lets it fly, great throw and catch. the drive would stall and tc would have to punt. berkeley prep takes over, that's cutter right there, number 11. puts it up on the sidelines, great grab by jacob hines. that play sets up this 55-yard run by the bucs gordon stetson, he's gone, 7-0 berkeley. second quarter stetson again this, time from inside the 5. 14-0 bucs. they go on to beat tampa catholic 42-6. berkeley prep faces jacksonville trinity christian next week in the state semis. in class 7a, it's a rematch between lakeland and plant, the dreadknots knocked the panthers out in the second round a year ago this time, game is on, panthers on the move in the third. line, but plant would have to settle for a field goal, 3-0. lakeland goes up 14-11 late in this game. franzen finds a wide open philier, plant is now up 18-14. but how about lakeland's response? a.j. davis on the kick return, he finds some holes, and he's going to go 99 yards for the go-ahead score

a spokesperson saying he is embarrassed but disputes the charges filed against him. >>> a berkeley nanny tonight is charged with abusing a 6-month-old boy. ingrid perez worked as a nanny for a number of different families over ten years. inthis instance, the parents provided surveillance video. the child was examined and released with no apparent injuries. >>> the u.s. attorney's war on medical marijuana is over in berkeley. the berkeley patient's group claims to be the oldest medical marijuana dispensary in the nation. it's been fighting to survive. the justice department threatened to take action against the group's landlord in an effort to shut down. >> i think we've expected bpg's case would be dismissed earlier than it has. >> we reached out today but there has been no comment from the u.s. attorney. >> we're still in the middle of the five-year drought but there is good news tonight. this year some improvement. a rainy fall pulled 12% of the state another 12% of the state was rated abnormally dry. that is for areas coming into, or going out of a drought. this was the view from sky

allegedly pulled out a gun on security guards to happen on thursday night in the parking lot of the berkeley the guard tried to stop, after he left the store with a sandwich the man ran off on russell street to a nearby residential area near her street and asked avenue is being described as an african-american man in his 50s >>will tran: we will show you the symbol hot in just a few minutes a live look outside of my bill day did out there and enjoy the sun it will be here all over the bay area of for the weekend is community in san francisco as enjoy a live music happening in california historic society from 11:00 this morning until 3 in the afternoon sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with 10 delicious items like my bacon and egg chicken sandwich, southwest scrambler plate, a sparkling blood orange coole

a recent survey by the field poll and u.c. berkeley say 51% want to abolish the death penalty and replace it with life without parole. 45% want to keep it and the rest were undecided. another poll found only 44% in favor of repealing the death penalty and 45% who want to keep it. >>> another closely watched ballot issue measures z. it would restrict how oil companies use water. fracking requires drilling underground and injecting rocks with water and chem cass. opponents say it harms the viefrmt. >>> a record 19.4 million californians have registered to vote. the secretary of state has just leased the final tally prior to election day. you know what? that's the highest percentage of eligible percentage registered to vote in general election in 20 years. 25% democrats and 26% republicans. over 20% are over 66 years old making up the biggest age group. >>> now we have a comprehensive election tool. click the icon your voice, your vote. voters edge election guide. then enter your address. that will enable you to get a comprehensive resour

demonstrators took to the streets of berkeley and oakland protesting the win of donald trump dozens chanting not my president, part shut down some stations as a precaution. good morning i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. trump has 289 of the electoral votes. quentin has 218, trump blazed ahead with huge victories in three key battleground, ohio, north carolina and florida. exit polls show four in 10 voters want a candidate who can bring change. >> clinton called to congratulate trump before midnight she has not yet given a concession speech by president obama had a message for america in a bus feed video posted on twitter he said no matter what happens the sun will rise in the morning and america will still be the greatest nation on earth donald trump supporters reacting in the bay area happy to see him come out on top and some had a message for hillary supporters. >> we love them, we respect them they are americans. >> most of the trump supporters we spoke with said that they are shocked at the end result of the election.>> as donald trump defeated clinton in the battleground state

the bay bridge, 16 minutes from the berkeley curve. toll plaza filled in a few minutes ago. no delays for san jose. >>> it is 6:45 right now. fans are mourning the death of musician leonard cohen. his death was announced on his facebook page last night. his most famous song, "hallelujah" recorded hundreds of times. he was a celebrated poet when he moved to the u.s. from canada. before long critics were comparing him to bob dillon for his song writing. cohen was 2 years old. >>> a deadly street light that happened during broad daylight, here is video of what the scene looked like afterwards. we've learned 20-year-old juan el campo was the man who died in the crash. investigators say he was racing another driver on the san thomas expressway on sunday afternoon. witnesses report the cars were going 100 miles an hour. he later crashed into a tree and a wall. police are looking for the driver of a silver acura tsx or tl. >>> a retired oakland police captain is now facing charges in a sex abuse candle. contra county prosecutors charged 81-year-old al peridine. a total of 12 oakland

a spokesperson saying he is embarrassed but disputes the charges filed against him. >>> a berkeley nanny tonight is charged with abusing a 6-month-old boy. ingrid perez worked as a nanny for a number of different families over ten years. inthis instance, the parents provided surveillance video. the child was examined and released with no apparent injuries. >>> the u.s. attorney's war on medical marijuana is over in berkeley. the berkeley patient's group claims to be the oldest medical marijuana dispensary in the nation. it's been fighting to survive. the justice department threatened to take action against the group's landlord in an effort to shut >> i think we've expected bpg's case would be dismissed earlier than it has. >> we reached out today but there has been no comment from the u.s. attorney. >> we're still in the middle of the five-year drought but there is good news tonight. this year some improvement. a rainy fall pulled state another 12% of the state was rated abnormally dry. that is for areas coming into, or going out of a drought. this was the view from sky 7 today. a high s

a bizarre sexual assault investigation in the east bay. a berkeleyigh school student on the boy's water pollo team is accused of assaulting an opponent during the match. school officials say the students reported another behavior behaving inappropriately in the game. the alameda police department is investigating the allegations. so far there has been no arrest. no names have been released because all the boys involved are minors. berkeley high school district released this statement saying we take good sportsmanship and behavior seriously but not comment on any specific case of student discipline. >>> today the coast guard will pull a sinking boat out of the water. here is a view from our nbc helicopter. the coast guard got the call about that boat about noontime. they discovered the 45-foot-boat was abandoned and no one was on board. >>> 4:37, we are just getting started. a check of the weather with rob. good morning. >> good morning. most mostly cloudy skies. on the coast watch out for another round of dangerous waves headed our way. the latest on

. >>> a bay area nanny accused of abusing the infant she was watching. berkeley police say home surveillance camera caught ingrid perez beating a 6-month-old baby. the police report we obtained says perez is seen on tape slapping, throwing, dragging and forcing that baby into a crib. fortunately police say the baby wasn't hurt. perez was arrested while she was going to another child care job. >>> plenty of questions in oak lapd. a bizarre gruesome discovery, a woman's burned body found around noon yesterday in a park off bancroft and 77th. so far police have not released any other information. >>> an unusual protest in san francisco. three mothers who children have been killed by police will lead a sit-in at san francisco district attorney george gascon's office t. group justice for mario woods is organizing the protest for noon. >>> happening now, san jose students are waking up this morning after sleeping outside as a way to stand in solidarity with the homeless. student activists held the 11th annual poverty under the stars. city leaders are also taking part.

the same stretch here. a little slow traffic. and berkeley, but for the most part, it doesn't look bad as you drive into the berkeley area and out to the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza is backed up for 15 minutes. traffic on 880, busy as you drive southbound between hay ward and union city, right about there, but not a bad commute and i noticed highway 4, i -- it caught my eye, alot of slow traffic. road sensors are giving us slow speeds coming up, 25, 26-miles an hour, coming over will low pass 21, so you will see it's beginning to slow down. 6:03, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with a enveloping story in iowa where there is a massive search underway after two police officers were shot and killed in separate ambush styled attacks. ail liras port st. lucieen joins us with new detailed on a photo of the suspect. >> reporter: 20 minutes ago, police in des moines released information on woe they are looking for. suspected shooter, scott michael green, considered armed and dangerous, people in the area are being ask

there is a patrol down at the berkeley and atlantic avenue station that would cover this end of brooklandhave broadway junction, east new york. >> i asked curtis what kind of crimes he sees go on. he sees basically sex crime. >> and for women it's sort of like bambi in the middle of hunting season. they might as well be wearing an orange for a fluorescent best. >> he said most robbers don't involve cash anymore. >> the number one priority which is iphones and smart phones because all you have to do is snatch it, take it to a convenience store in bodega, get $400 in cash. they will change the chip and all of the sudden is a minolta's iphone and smart phone. it's a quick turnaround for thief. >> it is been a journey for him. i asked if he wants to do this his entire life and he says absolutely entire life and he says absolutely. >> until the day i die. as every day wake up i don't touch wood that's good. on the the more than enough thugs out there who try to turn me into room temperature and put me 6 feet under and a pine box. i'm grateful to be alive. as long as i can keep kicking and rock

you're taking a live look at the intersection of berkeley and commonwealth av police have been out here for hours directing traffic as the traffic lights here are still out, i can tell you police say metro cabs are white th writing but are pretty sure it was not a metro cab involved in this crash this morning they are hoping anyone with information will come forward that's the very latest from boston nicole jacobs wbz news. >>> today president elect donald trump is pushing forward with his transition team he is discussing more high level positions big names are on the docket as questions now grow children in the white house craig boswell reports. >> well i don't know exactly what i'll discuss there will be a lot of different -- >> alabama senator jeff sessions arrived at trump tower where president elect donald trump and vice president elect mike pence are meeting later today to discuss cabinet positions. among the candidates being discussed for secretary of state former new york city mayor rudy giuliani and former ambassador john bolton former trump campaign finance was recommended as

. >> reporter: even the patients at the hospitals in berkeley and oakland can rest assured their votes will count. volunteers making trips to the election offices for any patient who wants to vote. volunteers will pick up the ballot and deliver the ballot back to the appropriate election office. santa clara have counted the 300,000 ballots that have came in. >> they should have integrity and we have a number of safeguards and procedures that we put in place for every ballot to make sure that every vote that should be counted is counted. >> ballots are available in a variety of languages and if you're one of the thousands of patients of the hospital who will be voting, volunteers and nurses will be there to answer questions. polls open at 7:00 a.m. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> nancy pelosi plans to vote in favor of legalization of marijuana and prop 64. a lot of californians are showing support for the measure. 58% of voters plan to vote yes on prop 64. >>> former presidential candidates bernie sanders is in california to drum up support for prop 61. it would help in price g

the city. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> a second woman has stepped forward accusing a uc berkeley student of rape. 25-year-old sardor khan is already accused of raping a cal student. yesterday charges were amended to indicate a second rape charge. the attacks happened in early september. khan says he's innocent. >>> an architecture professor at uc berkeley is being investigated for claims sexual harassment. tonight the graduate student who lodged that complaint is speaking out. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is here with more. >> reporter: absolutely, dan. the professor at the center of all of this is categorically denying the claims. he sent an e-mail to the grad students who are supporting this e-mail. that e-mail in part says i believe the campus' hyper climate has encouraged the filing of exaggerated complaints. tonight that professor is not speak on camera, but the woman who filed this complaint, her supporters and the professor's attorney are talking. more than 70 uc berkeley grad students made sure their voices were heard today here to support phd candidate eva hagberg fischer. >

with the details. >> reporter: students here at uc berkeley say this reported sexual assault serves as a reminder to be careful when you're meeting people who you talk with online. >> i did get the alert. >> reporter: uc berkeley police sent students an alert about a reported sexual assault. a male student living in a co-op tells police he met a man online and invited him to his room this morning telling police that man sexually assaulted him. >> as tragic as it is i feel like when students read about this they can get a better understanding of what sexual assault is. right? >> reporter: student bryan wong says the assault is a warning for all students about the dangers of online meetings. >> i guess a general rule of thumb is don't trust strangers, especially don't invite them to your rooms. but i mean, that's just tofrom my perspective. >> people actually -- i've talked to people who told me they would always meet the first time in broad daylight or something like this. i guess that's something you should always do. >> reporter: police aren'

this is a few over the east bay, berkeley area, i 80 has slow traffic. you see our lenses covered in the rain drops. it's coming through. the rain remained over the north bay for several hours, now it's shifting south. the north bay, here, it's widespread crossing into the sacramento valley. yuba city and knights landing covered in rain. south. it's going through san pablo bay. crossing the richmond san rafael bridge, and coming through pacifica and half moon bay. the central and south bay are dry, that's going to change over the next few hours. the winds are light and gusty in some spots. it's been like that for most of the morning. hayward, also breezy at this time. cloudy and breezy or rainy and windy, as we get to the second part of the day, the rain is moving out. scattered showers for the rest of the weekend. snow for the sierras as well. >> thank you. new this morning, president obama is in south america for his final overseas trip as president. air force one touched down in per eye this morning -- peru this morning. he is going to meet the preside

the story. >> it's a game day tradition at u.c. berkeley. e football team speakers the stadium through a sea of fans while the band riles up the crowd but there was no music. a university official said the band was concerned rain would damage the instruments. the big change in weather came just in time for the big game against stanford, one of college football's greatest rivalries, but it did not dampen spirits. >> a little water won't hurt anyone. >> for me it's more epic. it's football weather. >> reporter: many cal and stanford fans supported ponchos in their team colors. the party scene was still as big as ever at fraternities. >> i'm going out. i'm in my shorts. yeah, it's pretty popular. >> victor said there's fewer people than normal, but they are barbecuing and came prepared with tarps. >> every now and then we poke the thing and the water falls off. that's the best solution we've found be so far. >> rain fell all over the area. >> showers soaked milbrae, high winds battered the coast where there's a high surf advisory. in salinas, tw

you can see some of the thousands of students at berkeley high school staging a massive walkout. this demonstration is peaceful. but that was not the case at protests nearby. thanks for joining us on this post-election day. i am kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. rewriting history, the margin of victory a shock to many, including people in donald trump's own camp. let's take a look at donald trump's future address. 1600 pennsylvania avenue. at some point tomorrow he will be spending time talking with president obama about a transition to power. for the moment, it's a quiet scene, as the country soaks in what it's just witnessed. >> how trump reconfigured the elect electoral map. he did not win the popular vote. he carved into traditional democratic strongholds in the midwest and along the east coast as well. among all of that red are many swing states that clinton was counting on. clinton did address the nation this morning saying that we owe donald trump an open mind and a chance to lead. more on her speech in just a moment. >> in the meantime, we have live team coverage from washin

in the east bay a baby sitter who's worked with berkeley families fore more than a decade is behind bars tonight - accused of hurting a little boy she was watching. >> vicki:kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the berkeley police department. >> steve:ella how did the parents find out about the alleged abuse? >> reporter:police say there is with a video recording of their nanny allegedly hitting and dragging their baby boy all the while he cried uncontrollably. parents sometimes have no choice but trust strangers >>"when it comes to my brother i would rather watch him than have my mother pay some random person to take care of him." >> reporter:friday night a berkeley couple called police caught on camera hitting their 6-month -old son. sgt. andrew frankel, berkeley police department >>"parents had installed sort of a nanny cam surveillance system and had film of that abuse." >> reporter:on monday, police arrested 44-year-old ingrind johana perez as she was driving to another babysitting job. she has worked as a nanny for several berkeley families for more than 10 years. >>"that is really