robert: well, coming up next, the food and housing insecurities at uc berkeley. at's coming up next. and think everything is all right, and the same for uc berkeley, and yet there are food and housing insecurities, and that can be said for many college communities. here to tell us more about that is, first, kiyoko thomas, the basic needs manager at uc berkeley, a san jose native who is a licensed clinical social worker, and for the past 10 years has headed up behavioral health services serving primarily youth and adolescents. and also with us is vikremjeet padda, the calfresh student coordinator for the uc berkeley basic needs security program. he's also studying geography and food systems. welcome. we thought we'd throw that in there because you're going to be solving the problems for everybody later. give us an idea in terms of what's going on with the program, and maybe explain for people when they hear insecurities what all that means. kiyoko thomas: absolutely, i think it's important to really get rooted in the larger context, and the way that we define basic

prince was rescued and brought the uc davis where he joined other animals injured in the fire.if losing their home was bad luck, finding prince on social media at the vet school was just the opposite.this is the second time the couple has been burned out...losing another house ten years ago in a wild fire.but where ever they end up, prince charming will be with them.at uc davis, lonnie wong (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) coming up in sports, on thanksgiving eve, the warriors step in to provide some relief for those affected by the camp fire. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during ultimate sleep number week. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to spin into the holiday season. it's time for ultimate sleep number week. this week only, save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends cyber monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. starting tonight with th

and says her first business is to ask a lot of questions of the uc and california university system. mber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some local races from tuesday's elections still too close to call. one race for a seat on the san jose council between esparza and nguyen. the numbers are too close to call. >> we'll be tallying around the clock until it's complete. >> reporter: there were many voters waiting in line well after the polls closed. other counties that are still processing baa ballots include contra costa county with 177,000 ballots. also san francisco county. the majority of those are vote by mail ballots. >>> contra costa county approved measure b that would offer affordable housing for teachers and first responders. >> how we could push things like tax increment funding. 62% support though it's not 2/3 it certainly demonstrates that everybody recognizes the need and we just have to push. >>> measure v requires a 2/3 majority to pass. right now it has 62% of the votes needed. >>> you will soon have 10 minutes to delete a message you sent on facebook messenger. users wil

an example, we've had positive experiences seeing the transformation process play out in the uc health clinics. i work in the department of public-health and we're able to redesign these work loads to achieve different things despite being a different patient population. so it's different to know, although definitely wor of mouth can be helpful which is why one of the top patient experience metrics is asking patients would you recommend this to another family member to go to for care? because patients can feel it when they're in the high functioning practice that when they call they can get the care that they need and they get their needs taken care of and it's not expected that the patient is taking on all the coordination responsibilities on their own. >> do we have a mechanism to -- when a person might call into customer service and say they're looking for this type of model in their health plan? where are we? >> not currently. >> not currently, ok. that's what i thought. the education here today for all of us. >> ok. >> so in san francisco, how many of these would there be? >> when

the uc berkeley poll shows that gavin newsom has a double-digit lead. he has 58% compared to his republican challenger, john cox, who only has 40% of the vote. >>> president trump is hitting the campaign trail with three back-to-back rallies to boost republican candidates. president trump revved up a large crowd in cleveland, ohio this afternoon, before heading to indiana and missouri. in the house, 435 seats are up for grabs, and more than a third of the senate. 36 states are voting on their next governor. president trump is not on the ballot but the results tomorrow will be seen as a referendum on his administration. >> the contrast in this election could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs, republicans produce jobs. >> how we conduct ourselves in public life is on the ballot. how we treat other people is on the ballot. >> former president obama set his sights on virginia, urging young voters to head to the polls tomorrow. and joining us now is david mccuan, a political science professor at sonoma state university. there are 36 gubernatorial race

it says breathing the air in chico right now is like smoking more than 24 cigarettes. uc berkeley study which came up with the formula formed the basis of the app. the developers say it's information people need shouldn't be paying for. >> no, this is for free. it's so everybody can see the toll. >> the developers say it's also a good travel tool, allowing you to measure the air quality anywhere in the world that you visit. that's something that jeff mentioned a few days ago. at that point, it was, i think you said, seven cigarettes here in the bay area. >> that's just based on prolonged outside, you know, exposure. if you run to your car, head back inside, you're really cutting down on that. that's the good news. we have been talking about for the past 15 to 20 minutes, we're with this unhealthy air. you know it if you have been outside. you see it in every single direction that you look. i do want to show you storm ranger right now. it has been good at picking up some of the smoke particles in the atmosphere. we have it in the south ashose it to you. i also wanted to le

the fire was first reported saturday night in the northern area of the paradise park neighborhood near uc santa cruz. residents there were evacuated cal fire says the fire has burned 17 acres and is only 30% contained. cal fire says an emergency responder was injured fighting the fire. chp says highway 9 between golf club drive and glengarry road is closed until further notice. >>> we are taking a look at the weather now. election day tomorrow. temperatures today, generally warmer than yesterday by a few degrees. these are the numbers we are looking at. 80 in fairfield, 80 in antioch, temperatures tomorrow, just about the same. mid-70s, upper 70s, low 80s. the thing to note for tomorrow if you're thinking of voting and where to go, in the morning, it will be chilly, and the afternoon, warm. but no inclement weather that would keep you away from the polling places. but, if you look at some parts of the east coast, a different story. as you look outside right now, a beautiful evening. you can see the tower right there in the distance, and no fog coming in. without that fog, you have a nice

one of about two dozen pets rescued by firefighters and brought to the uc davis veterinary hospital. his owner spotted him in the album, posted on facebook. be a patient there for about another week while his paws heal. you can see the yellow socks. >> the first time there's a glimmer of hope for the staggering weather pattern we've had over the bay area. high pressure is finally going to give way. decided by a low that's deepening out in the pacific. not tomorrow, not tuesday, but it looks like wednesday. air quality, continues to suffer as i said, bu station in the bay area right now with unhealthy levels of gluten. we'll have hazy conditions again. tuesday, it will begin to improve and then later in the day on tuesday, improve dramatically as low pressure begins to be felt. but for tomorrow, still a spare the air day. smoke forecast for tomorrow, this model, kind of showing you where the smoke will be dispersed, still downstream and still under the influence of the atmospheres that have not changed, but they will. high pressure staking all that out to the shoreline, so the smoke wi

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while a student he ran for president of the uc student body. to represent all students. in graduated from law school in 1949. after graduation he practiced law for the next 17 years. shortly after the death of his father in 1964 and following his stepmother's election to complete the unfinished term. he did have political ambitions after all. and he announced his campaign for u.s. senate. though he lost in 1964 he ran again. in 1966 he was elected to the senate where he served from 1967 to 1985. one of the first challenges faced by the young senator. was navigating the outcome of the u.s. supreme court case it had been decided a few years prior this brings us to our second baker. the baker in the supreme court case was charles baker. .. .. as many residents as some of the neighboring world district. as a result, they were over represented compared to those of urban citizens. charles baker's argument was this discrepancy was equal protection of the laws. required by the 14th amendment. that case was highly contentious an area outside the purview of the court. ultimately ho

why critics say the rules won't keep the product out of the hands of young people. >> and how the uc nts are hoping to keep more california high school students from going away for college. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. the dow is down about 120. we'll be right back. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> you can see the smoky conditions out there unhealthy to very unhealthy air this morning. even worse than yesterday morning, we'll talk about when we'll see some relief on futurecast coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk and we are watching the hand count continue in florid ve pictures county where they are counting votes in two elections one for u.s. senate, that's

that is accord tog new report by the uc berkeley labor center and the ucla center for health policy research. the reason for the expected increawill for long are have to pay a tax penalty if they do not have insurance. an increase in the number ever people without insurance means hospital was have to cover the costs of treating uninsured pea she wants -- patients who can't pay their bill. >>> many of the migrants gathered at the u.s. border in tijuana say they are beginning to realize they have little chance of getting into the united states. as griff jenkins reports, some say they will now go back home. others say they may decide to stay in mexico. >> reporter: morale is starting to weaken among the migrants here in tea juan a days after tear gas was used to stop them from rushing the border and crossing into the u.s. illegally. many of the migrants now realizing crossing the border won't be as easy as they thought. they are now looking at other options including staying in mexico or returning to their home countries. >> the president won't let us through. he doesn't want us there and there

at the uc berkeley life sciences museum of vertabrate zooology. >> whether it's a newt or not depends the doctor showed me some samples of the newts in their collection for study. these will be used by scholars from around the world who study such things. i asked are they safe to touch or just slimy. >> you can pick them up it's fine. just don't put them in your mouth. you can handle them without any danger but you can't eat them just like predators can't or most predators can't because they have this extreme toxin. >> oh my gosh. >> best rule of thumb, look, don't touch. don ford, kpix5. >> wow. >> you now know more about newts than ever in your life. >> what's that road? gingrich? >> oh look at you. >> we'll be back at 11:00. announcer: it's bonus week on "family feud, sponsored by publishers clearing house. give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: yeah. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] returning for their fourth day, with a total--51,380 bucks, from stockto

use of the ucs ma, it is so hard to keep track of all of the acronyms, but nafta 2.0 in question. democrats have taken over the house. we are seeing the s&p 500 fall .1%. futures under pressure but some positivity came from the oil markets as we saw oil prices halting the 12 day losing streak, sophie. reboundwe have the oil to contend with and the tech rout. asian futures looking mixed. south korean trading course -- hours are changed for the college entrance exams. taking a look at elsewhere, kiwi .6% while of asx 200 opening little changed after the first -- the worst to do drop since february 6. checking on the line of jobs data, due at 8:30 hong kong time. trading -- trading from thenesia and decisions from philippines and indonesia in wild in asia. we are keeping a close eye on what jay powell has to say momentarily. sophie kamaruddin. jay powell is speaking, we will get to that shortly. let's get to this brexit deal, potentially a game changer for real. the meeting lasted five hours but the prime minister has managed to convince cabinet to back her deal with the e.u. to keep

bomb-sniffing dogs helped locate it and the uc-berkeley bomb squad rendered it safe. the west contra costa unified school district planned to close the school today but officers cleared the facility by 11 p.m. last night. >>> a 29-year-old woman is behind bars accused of striking two people and a police officer with a tree branch. officers say the woman who has been identified as dawn carraway is well known to them after being arrested in berkeley for repeated unprovoked attacks on strangers and arson incidents downtown. just after 9:30 yesterday morning, officers were called to a report of a woman knocking over garbage cans and throwing sticks near shattuck avenue and austin way. when officers approached her, they say she threw a tree branch at one of the officers. >>> the battle of the bay really lived up to its name last night during the 49ers raiders game at levi's stadium. santa clara police say officers made 32 arrests in the stands during the thursday night game. that's the most at an in nearly years. police say they typically see about 10 arrests. this fight po

he's currently a senior lecturer in the near eastern and ethnics departments at uc berkeley. he's cofounded students for justice and palestine and american muslims for palestine. he's been a leader of the bds movement since the beginning and a signatory to the u.s. campaign for the academic and cultural boycott of israel. we're also excited to have ariel gold. she holds a bachelor's degree and a master's from the state of new york. she's a founder and current staff at code pink. and we have our very own gadi gadir bass who is a senior attorney with cair. he is also president of the national american muslim lawyers, and he has his degree from the university law school. i would like to start this session, dr. bezian, if you can provide us with a brief history of how the bds movement came into sk into what it is. >> one has to step back a little bit to speak of the south africa anti-apartheid movement. because the inspiration and the development of the bds was to follow and to take the example of the south african anti-apartheid movement and try to use the same approach that made

courtney: i am curious -- do you agree the saudi strikes, the margin of data, humanitarian crisis, the ucs as more of a strategic than a tactical move by the saudi's right now? derek: no, but i agree with what robin has said, that they have leverage. we need to be the ones leading this increasing volume of criticism. there is a question again about how widely shared is that within the administration. aere is absolutely rehabilitation of the mbs campaign underway that is getting some traction. however, as i said earlier with congress coming back, that is going to be harder. in many ways, and yes, our congress is lucky they were out of sessions at this time, so there was not the joint of analysis and criticism, but i the u.s.seems to me will use leverage in regard to yemen, either the administration will get out ahead of it, or congress will force them to do it is my sense. what does that leverage actually mean? tools to create leverage the i am humbled by our ability to make leverage. calculations for cairo, that had limited success. on one end of the spectrum, we will credit the riddell pl

the bay area. several colleges have canceled classes today including santa ate. university, usan cal state east bay as well as uc-berkeley. it's possible the big game between cal and stanford could be canceled. that game is set for 4:30 in berkeley. officials are waiting until closer to the game to make the call. san francisco unified, all public schools in alameda, contra costa, solano and marin counties are closed today. >>> but some schools are remaining open today despite the unhealthy air. >> schools in santa clara county k-12 will remain open. >> the office of education decided to stay open despite the fact that the aqi value hit levels higher than bangladesh one of the most polluted cities in the world. >> why not allow kids to stay at home and not be exposed to the air given the quality so bad? and especially san jose state is closed. valley christian high school. notre dame high school. a variety of different schools in the area are closing down. >> a spokesman with the santa clara county office of education told kpix 5 it staff discussed the bad air with county public health department workers and spok

it says breathing the air in chico yesterday is like smoking more than 24 cigarettes. as uc berkeley, a study which came up with the formula forms the basis of the app. the developer say its information people need and information people shouldn't have to pay for. >> no, its forever free. everybody can see versions of this. >> the developer say its also a good travel tool allowing you to measure the air quality anywhere in the world where there's an air quality station which monitors the air quality where you may be traveling. >>> and as it turns out, there's a war room of sorts for measuring the air quality and the air we're breathing right now. the bay area is actively tracking the conditions. the so-called air war room is staffed with meteorologists who keep a close eye on satellite images. >>> and, of course, all of the problems we're facing here pale in comparison to what's happening in and around the fire zone. today a trio will be turning the burn zone in butte county. president trump will fly to california in two hours from now and he'll meet with his longtime critic

while many universities in the bay area have told their students stay home because of bad air quality... uc berkeley will have classes today the school decided last night not to cancel classes like some other universities saying the air quality is definitely not good but not to the level where it calls for cancelling classeshowever they are advising students who donhave respiratory problems to stay at home or try to limit their time outside as much as possiblethey have also told their professors to be aware that some students might be late because of the air quality situation thanks will. ( darya ) back to our team coverage of the unhealthy air across the bay area. several colleges have cancelled classes today and tomorrow due to the air quality. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live on treasure island with a look at how the conditions are this morning... sara? while many universities in the bay area have told their students stay home because of bad air quality... uc berkeley will have classes today the school decided last night not to cancel classes like some other universities saying th

this was our reality. >> so this keeps all of our samples -- >> reporter: at the center for health and environment at uc davis they're taking filters that collected particulates in the oakland hills during that time and are studying the toxicity. >> and i collected this in about six hours. >> reporter: keith bines says with normal pollution it would take four weeks for a filter to get this dirty. that's what our lungs filtered too. >> the issue then becomes if a person has it every summer, every fall, every year of their lives, then there are chronic health problems that start to arise. we don't really know how to respond when the public asks us how bad is this for our health because we've never been in this territory before. >> his filters will be used by health researchers to look at how this new kind of pollution will affect various organs in our bodies. >> there's a lot of information about the very immediate respiratory kinds of effects. what we actually don't know much about at all is what's the long-term course? this professor has already surveyed 6,000 people from the 2017 fires. she's broadenin

it's the ucla/uc game. ff the win there will be a lot of celebrating in westwood tonight. my alma mater struggled this year, second quarter, jay see daniels saying mellis jones. 45 yards scored, puts the trojans up by 6. in the third quarter, ucla's josh kelly, had a game. two touchdowns, this one for 55 yards. ucla takes the lead. and chip, yup, he's excited as the bruins hang on for their 34-27 win. clay helton time? we will see. >> first win of the year too. for chip. >> yeah, actually well it's their third. but it doesn't really -- you know, whoo! >> the enthusiasm. >> thanks for joining us. >> announcer: this is espn on abc. brought to you in part by sam sunk qled tv. the official tv of espn college football. >> chris: welcome to ucf's moment. the mayhem of gameday. massive turnout. students seizing the national stage to make pointed statements. this morning belonged to the knights. but now, the main event. quarterback mckenzie milton and the winners of 22 straight, still battling for respect, face the

. >> the air quality led uc berkeley to postpone the game between cal and stanford. it's been rescheduled for december 1st. this is the first time the game has been postponed since 1963, the day after president kennedy was sass nateed. >> mark will give us the air quality numbers. first, jenna in san francisco where the smoke is taking its toll and the lighting ceremony was called off. >> reporter: andre, this is something people look forward to every year. the lights are on tonight but the fireworks, skating for canceled, proving that this bad air is a little bad for businesses. >> reporter: along the area it wasn't just smoke. love was there the air. john and kate taking photos on their wedding day. >> we were hoping to get scenic views. >> reporter: one photo at city hall wearing the masks. >> reporter: as the masks go mainstream, shoppers are scarce. tough times for businesses at the usual started of the holiday season. >> normally 20 to 30 customers in an hour and today two or three. it's been really slow. >> reporter: for vendors little foot traffic at the foot

reporter: air quality surpassing the 200 mark in parts of the east bay, which right now, means the air at uc berkley is unhealthy. we with saw students and faculty wearing masks for protection. >> we have been waiting. sdploo waiting for administration to make a decision on cancelling classes. >> we decided to cancel the classes the rest of the day today and on friday. >> reporter: a decision that seemed obvious to some people. >> please, leave the building. >> reporter: students posting video of a smoke alarm going off in buildings. the campus officials are unable to confirm if that came from the smoke from the butte county fire. >> it's not nice to be breathing in the air that you no is bad. >> reporter: and there's the big game scheduled for saturday, no word yet on whether it will be played. >> those guys will be running for a long time with no masks oon. >> they are offering free service, the agency wants to give people a chance to catch a bus. bus schulhuttles will be replac open air shuttles. you can find a of the transportation on our website. and it will also have a running list of

doctor nicholas kenyon with uc davis says the smoke is particularly hazardous for people with asthma,art disease or weakened immune systems.but really anyone can see impacts.(dr. nicholas kenyon, chief of pulmonary care at uc davis)"health risks in the short term will be irritant effects. irritant eyes, runny nose, cough, scratchy throat, maybe a hoarse voice. the longer this goes on people get concerned with getting an illness like a cough or bronchitis."as far as the long term impacts thoughkenyon says that's unclear.(dr. nicholas kenyon, chief of pulmonary care at uc davis)"we're doing research in the area. we don't know the answer right now. most of the studies show there's not any longterm health risks."he says more research needs to be done. for now, he recommends staying in doors if you can and wearing an n-95 mask if you have to be outside.as for osterhoudt, she's praying the camp fire will stop burning. not just for our air quality, but for the victims who lost everything.(holly osterhoudt, grandmother)"i feel really bad for the folks up north who are sleep

while many universities in the bay area have told their students stay home because of bad air quality... uce classes today the school decided last night not to cancel classes like some other universities saying the air quality is definitely not good but not to the level where it calls for cancelling classeshowever they are advising students who donhave respiratory problems to stay at home or try to limit their time outside as much as possiblethey have also told their professors to be aware that some students might be late because of the air quality situation while many universities in the bay area have told their students stay home because of bad air quality... uc berkeley will have classes today the school decided last night not to cancel classes like some other universities saying the air quality is definitely not good but not to the level where it calls for cancelling classeshowever they are advising students who donhave respiratory problems to stay at home or try to limit their time outside as much as possiblethey have also told their professors to be aware that some students might be l

this same group blasted the president for the tweet blaming the state's wildfires on poor forest management. >>> new satellite images from uc berkeley provide a sense of the speed of the destruction there. they show how the fire had already burned halfway through the town of paradise just 4 hours after it started. kpix5 is live in chico where evacuees got an update tonight rts. building and ry joe? >> repr:d , and evacuees are so resilient. the fact remains a lot of them are sleeping under the stars. it is getting colder at night. the smoke is much thicker than it is back in the bay area there. and yet, you know, there is help on the ground, fema is here. they are not a quick fix as we know. >> reporter: at the paradise town hall they gathered to hear about recovery procedures. some filled out fema paperwork. jill was able to confirm the terrible news. her house was wiped out by the camp fire. she says she is feeling hopeful. >> i heard they were not going to put paradise back together it was a wash. it was good to hear we are going back. >> there are some in the community not feeling optimistic. >> reporter: hundreds of fi

the country. >> anderson is heading to uc berkeley in the fall. good for her and all those women.. >>> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, tracking a nor'easter just hours away. driving already turning deadly tonight. two dead, more than 40 injured in a major crash. heavy snow, sleet and rain falling at this hour. a dangerous commute home. winter warnings and watches are up right now. more than 100 million from the south all the way up through new york city and boston. rob marciano standing by with the new track tonight. >>> the new fire roaring to life tonight. the stunning images. the flames. communities already burned to the ground. and the dire warning tonight. authorities now fearing the death toll could reach 100 or more. >>> the horrific traffic stop. the deputy targeted when the suspect suddenly opens fire. the suspect jumping out without warning, taking aim, unloading

the country. >>> meanwhile, uc davis administrators have learned that the campus may be the target of that suspectorities say that there's evidence that he did online research about the university. >> that's nuts. like, i don't feel like in danger when i'm on campus but that's really weird. i wouldn't think that that would ever happen here. >> uc davis was warned about potential iog th security but nothing turned up in the mail there. >>> if you have any big home improvement projects on your to- do list you're going to want to get them done before the end of >>kpix 5 don lynn explains why president trump's trade war with china may be about to get home. >> ken and his daughter-in-law pam ordered their kitchen cabinets. now they want to sign on a new -- decide on a new countertop soon before the price goes up. >> that means 25% more for materials and we're hearing the same thing from all vendors. fortunately, we're shopping right now. >> reporter: at sincere hardware i found this landlord loading up his truck with thousands of dollars worth of cabinets. >> i do my framing but i buy cabinets right no

she is calling for more lgbt inclusiveness on the part of christians. at uc berkeley, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 11:00, a break from reality they desperately needed. special show of support for a young fire victim at tonight's 49ers game. >>> the mayor promised a cleaner san francisco within three months of her taking office. we're walking the streets to find out if she made good on that plan. our investigation, next. >>> i'll have another look at the smoke forecast and when some rain could help us out. that's in seven minutes. was run promised a cleaner san francisco within 3 months. she made that pled >>> when mayor london breed was running for office, she promised a cleaner san francisco, and she said it would happen within three months. >> she made that pledge after our diseased streets investigation went viral earlier this year. our reporting revealed the dangerous mix of trash, needles and human feces in much of downtown. it's been 90 days, and senior investigative reporter bigad shaban is back on the streets of san francisco to

that includes san francisco state, san jose state, the university of cisco, home of the don. uc berkeley and stanford and cal state east bay will be closed through november 18th. >> it's just really irritating. it's hard to breathe. you wake up with a runny nose every time. >>> and we're still waiting to see if the university games are canceled for tomorrow. >>> pet -- pets can also be affected by bad air quality. you should limit the time your pet spends outdoors and limit their walks. pets should take short walks in the morning or evening when there's more isture in to get a handle on the campfire. the campfire has now burned through an area 222 square foot. the number of confirmed deaths remains at 53. there's 230 people still listed as missing. >>> to the south where firefighters in southern california are making progress on two wildfires burning there. we'll start with the woolsey fire it's burned through 153 square miles and now 53% contained. these people have died in the fire. three firefighters have been hurt. governor jerry brown and the interior secretary got a firsth

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returns to the awn itsn it-‘uc—z (“urlt returns to the cabinet to amber rudd returns to the cabinet toe work and pensions secretary. michael gove says he won't resign, after speculation that he would be the third cabinet minister to quipped at the brexit meal. the number of people missing in the california wildfires double store almost 630. let's have a look at what else is coming up this evening. at seven o'clock we will be looking back on it —— and an extraordinary week in politics and the perils facing theresa may. we will be speaking to a resident of the californian town of paradise, who has lost his home but managed to save a horse that had survived the getting into a gym and pool. you will also be seeing what the papers make of the brexit developments with john stapleton and kip proctor. that is all a head—on bbc news. now, the sport. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up on tonight's show: a captain's innings —joe root puts england on top in kandy. but is it his best century ever? he thinks it might be! racing up the leaderboard in

by the way, uc berkeley, if you're a cal bear, you have class today. the chancellor says we have decided the cancellation of classes is not at this point warranted or necessary due to air quality index levels in berkeley. however, campus medical staff are advising all of us limit our time outside and refrain from heavy exertion while outdoors. the chancellor says they will reconsider if the bay area air quality management district levels go above 200. there are different sites that measure, but that's the official site for them. at santa clara valley medical center, doctors are seeing an uptick in asthma-related hospitalizations and seeing an uptick in doctors who are telling their patients to stay longer. >> in 20 years you've never seen before, some physicians afraid to discharge some of these patients because the outside air was more dangerous than the air inside the hospital. >> reporter: we found families who were on the hunt for masks yesterday and coming up empty. a lot of store shelves are bare at this point. if you're going to buy a mask, it ha

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ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. ks at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. tell your doctor if you have an infection experience frequent infections or have flu-like symptoms, or sores. liver problems can occur with entyvio®. if your uc or crohn's treatment isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio®. entyvio®. relief and remission within reach. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> authorities say a police officer and a doctor were killed at a local hospital y

the gas tax funds are being wasted. misused and not spent appropriately. polls conducted by uc berkeley and stanford showed likely voters rejecting the repeal effort by 13 to 16 percentage points. the public policy institute of california completed a survey that suggests prop 6 will fail in a fairly close vote, and a fourth from usc indicates the race is a dead heat. reporting live along 680 in walnut creek, abc 7 news. >>> we still have weather to talk about. >> we do indeed. spencer christian is back with that. >> you may have heard it's sunny and bright. looking at live doppler 7. a nice mild day overnight. we'll have clear skies and cool conditions generally. chilly in the north bay valleys where lows drop into the low 40s. tomorrow looking for highs under sunny skies for mid 60s at the coast, upper 70s and near 80 inland. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have more mild dry days coming our way, although there will be minor cooling beginning on thursday and continuing through the weekend. temperatures bounce back a little bit on monday as we observe veterans da

one of the universities is uc berkeley. al has decided to cancel classes because of the air quality. i know they had classes yesterday but they decided to cancel it. officials are going to closely monitor the conditions leading up to the big game tomorrow between cal and stanford to see if they're still going to play that game. for now, the game is going to go on. we had a chance to speak to students about the air quality there. here's what they had to say. >> i feel a bit uncomfortable, because it's not nice to the outside breathing in the air that is bad. >> those guys will be running around for a presumably long time with no masks on. you have to factor in their health. >> reporter: how about this video, posted by cal students of smoke alarms going off in the campus building. it's unclear if that was triggered by the smoke coming from the camp fire. we're still working to confirm that information. but as you guys mentioned, several school districts are closed as a result of this air quality issue. of course, we'll monitor

the scho >>> developing out of uc- berkeley this morning, the school's elite law school is pulling the plug on a troubling name. the school is set to drop the name of its famed bolt hall after more than a century because its namesake honors john henry th 1800s who was known for a racist past against chinese immigration. the campus building committee is expected to hold a public hearing in the coming months. a final decision is set for next spring. >>> a new twist this morning in the ongoing saga of a golf course in marin county. county supervisors have voted to rescind an agreement that authorized the county to buy san geronimo golf course. it's currently owned by a nonprofit that was supposed to sell it to the county so it could close the course and protect the land. that sale was by residents who want to keep the course. >>> 6:14. a new york-based burger company has big plans. i'm very excited about this. no reporter: shake shack has plans for its first bay area location. >> i'm excited, too. it's so good. shake shack is opening its first store in palo alto on november 29th and its m

ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. io® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. tell your doctor if you have an infection experience frequent infections or have flu-like symptoms, or sores. liver problems can occur with entyvio®. if your uc or crohn's treatment isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio®. entyvio®. >>> august 1968, anna chennault touches down in saigon. south vietnam's wartime capital. mrs. chennault feared that south vietnam would be the next domino to fall to the communists. unless america held the line against communist north vietnam. and now anna had come to join the struggle as richard nixon's secret agent. >> i went with her on one of her trips to sa

that is holly cooper, codirector of the immigration law clinic at uc davis. thank you very much for your time. >>> for more on the caravan arriving at the border, and of course, the clashes that took place there over the weekend, we will have the latest for you online, at ktvu.com. >>> back here at home, we are following developing news right now in san francisco. take a look at these pictures from sky fox. a car has crashed into a building in the city's sunset district. these are like my pictures from sky fox. firefighters say it happened just a short time ago at this building located near 24th. now, emergency crews were able to rescue the two people who were inside that small, dark colored sedan, and the extent of their injuries is not known at this time. firefighters do tell us that no one inside the building was hurt. again, these are live pictures of a car that crashed into a building in the city's sunset district. stay tuned to ktvu for updates. >>> a political donation leads to calls for a boycott of the giants. how a co-owner of the team is explaining

. >> in the east bay, police at uc berkeley are searching for these men. they are suspected of stealing laptops on the two campus buildings. they have not said how many laptops are taken but they have all been recovered. police are asking anyone who knows information to contact their department. >>> it is your voice, e jerry brown in the bay area on prop 6. up until now the governor remained silent? this upcoming election >> president trump is stepping up his handling of his hard-line immigration rhetoric. for the first time he said u.s. troops could open fire on migrants at the border if rocks are thrown. here's abc news reporter alana zach. >> reporter: good morning. president trump will deny asylum claims to anyone entering legally. they need to appear at a port oven try. president trump is campaigning hard against a group of migrants seeing asylum and illegal immigrants. he may deploy 15,000 troops to the border, the same number to fight the taliban in the troops at the border are only supposed to offer low gist cal support for border patrol, but the pr