the east bay. several streets are shut down in berkeley right now as fire crews battle a house fire. that is happening at college avenue and stewart street which is right near the uc berkeley campus. we just got off the phone with the berkeley fire department. they gave us these details. the fire department received the first call just after 4:15 this morning. we know college avenue is shut down. that is between stuart and russell streets. and there are no reports of any injuries. we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will have a live report in the next 30 minutes. >>> time is 5:05. i want to show you this. a mountain lion captured after walking through a neighborhood in mountain view. it was tranquilized after trapping himself under a car in a parking garage. janine de la vega is outside that complex where the mountain lion was found. she has more on what the police told us about what was being done with that mountain lion. good morning, janine. >> reporter: this is quite the ordeal for this neighborhood. there is a lot of apartment complexes. it was fright thing for people who lived here because the mountain lion went into the parking garage here but this al

. >>> a man is found dead at a scenic spot above the uc berkeley campus. the mistake investigators think he made that may have cost him his life. >>> if you think last week was too hot, you will love this week. much cooler. maybe even rain and thundershowers. it will be close. >> reporter: we'll tell you how a plan for commuters to pay more to cross the bay bridge really isn't doing much to curb traffic jamtion. the reasons behind it. "mornings on 2" starts now >>> we're live in santa rosa this morning where parents and students are being informed about a mother who was arrested for attacking a student on campus. ktvu's alex savidge is there. coming up in minutes, he will tell us what police say the mother claims the boy did that made her so angry, she grabbed him by the throat. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> morning, tc. >> morning, dave. >>> i'm dave clarke. let's talk about weather and changes ahead. >> clouds, windy, breezy. maybe rain fall in. i think more towards the sierra nevada and the north. it will be close tomorr

seven things you needs for know, police are trying to identify the body of a man found above the uc berkeleyampus discovered in the woods yesterday. it is not clear if the man fell. this was in same spot where another man fell to his death in 2012. >> two, a 31-year-old man missing on friday is safe in reno, nevada. jason adam went to a home improvement for and did not come back. he has been found safe. >> breaking news: the obama administration will charge chinese government officials with cybercrimes later this morning. specifically, hacking united states business interests to gain unfair economic advantage. the extent of the hacking is compromising america's national security. >>> traffic is busy during rush hour although congestion pricing make it more expensive to cross the bay bridge. they started doing that four years ago, with tolls jumping by $2 at rush to get people to drive during other finals. there has been an increase in traffic because of the economy getting better. >>> five, thousands pounded the pavement yesterday at the 103rd running of the bay to breaker with 24 arrested f

the golden gate. more coming up. >>> we begin with this story at 4:30. a hiker makes a disturbing discovery. a body in the berkeley hills found above the uc berkeley campus. reporter brian webb shows us the area where that body was found. >> reporter: the trails along grizzly peak boulevard popular with hikers or people who want to take in a spectacular view. christopher has been coming here for years. >> my buddies like to backroad and we have wonderful viewing of all the bay area. >> reporter: on this day the view included a possible crime scene with police, firefighters and coroner's van after a hiker stumbled across the body beside a trail. >> she came upon the body, she realized the person was deceased. >> reporter: police say an unidentified man in his 20s found at the base of a graffiti-covered boulder, easy to climb up, easier to fall off. people have died here before. >> about a year ago. at the time there were witnesses, the individual climbed up the rock and fell down. this person was found in a similar area. >> reporter: fire crews snaked down the berkeley hills while investigators looked over the car probably left behind by t

the uc system. we will cover the one tomorrow at uc berkeley as well. classes resume for the first time since the attacks at three bay area high schools attended by the first three victims of the deadly rampage. hong and chen grew up together in san jose. they attended ucsb with their friend, david wong who graduated from fremont christian school where he is thought of fondly as a young man of character and of intelligence. >> it hits you, and that's when you well up with tears or other kinds of emotions. >> at fremont christian school he is remembered as an outstanding student who loved playing pick up basketball at lunch. the school says it will dedicated outdoor basketball court in his honor. >> at san jose's lynn brooke high a moment of silence for james hong. he graduated two years ago with honors. >> he is the kindest kid. so generous and always willing to help people out. >> he is an alum nighs from leland high school. they say he was a gentle soul who liked working with children. >> they said he is the kindest, sweetest young man with a brilliant

this morning, police are looking into the discovery of a man's body near the uc berkeley campus. a woman discovered the body while hiking in the woods near grizzly peak boulevard yesterday. u.k. become police officers searched a white honda civic they may belong to the man and they say it is not clear if he fell to his death. >> from this side you can climb up there and everyone comes up from the view but on the other side it drops off about 100' so if someone fell off the rock it would be a traumatic injury. or death. >> police do not know if the man was a student but they say the area where he was found is the same spot where a man fell to his debt in november of 2012. >> new details in the search for a miss man in the east bay, the 31-year-old jason adam was found safe in reno, nevada and is in good health. his family reported him missing from san ramon on friday after he went to a home improvement store and never returned. the family tried unsuccessfully to reach him on the cell phone but, again, he was found safe overnight. >> through details on a registered sex offender that

the uc system. we will cover the one tomorrow at uc berkeley as well. classes resume for the first time since the attacks at three bay area high schools attended by the first three victims of the deadly rampage. hong and chen grew up together in san jose. they attended ucsb with their friend, david wong who graduated from fremont christian school where he is thought of fondly as a young man of character and of intelligence. >> it hits you, and that's when you well up with tears or other kinds of emotions. >> at fremont christian school he is remembered as an outstanding student who loved playing pick up basketball at lunch. the school says it will dedicated outdoor basketball court in his honor. >> at san jose's lynn brooke high a moment of silence for james hong. he graduated two years ago with honors. >> he is the kindest kid. so generous and always willing to help people out. >> he is an alum nighs from leland high school. they say he was a gentle soul who liked working with children. >> they said he is the kindest, sweetest young man with a brilliant

. >>> a man dies after falling from a steep rock at the uc berkeley campus and it is not the first time it happened. joining us live, it is the exact same spot a boy died, brian? >> reporter: there is a rock hikers have been drawn to because of its spectacular views but in less than two years two people have fallen off that rock. it appears he parked his car hiked down alone and then slipped. sidney was hiking that mid- afternoon when she found him. >> i am familiar with the rock here so i took the trail up the rock and i noticed a body lying in the bushes and was not responsive. >> he doesn't look like he has been there very long, no decomposition so... >> in november, he plunged from the same rock and died. although they have not released his identity, they have not ruled him out. we wills to -- we will toss it back to you. >>> a man is accused of robbing and shooting two hikers on a california hiking trail. it happened on the iron canyon trail. a massachusetts man died there at the scene and his 76-year- old friend is still in stable condition. detectives want anybody between that ti

the uc system. we will cover the one tomorrow at uc berkeley as well. classes resume for the first time since the attacks at three bay area high schools attended by the first three victims of the deadly rampage. hong and chen grew up together in san jose. they attended ucsb with their friend, david wong who graduated from fremont christian school where he is thought of fondly as a young man of character and of intelligence. >> it hits you, and that's when you well up with tears or other kinds of emotions. >> at fremont christian school he is remembered as an outstanding student who loved playing pick up basketball at lunch. the school says it will dedicated outdoor basketball court in his honor. >> at san jose's lynn brooke high a moment of silence for james hong. he graduated two years ago with honors. >> he is the kindest kid. so generous and always willing to help people out. >> he is an alum nighs from leland high school. they say he was a gentle soul who liked working with children. >> they said he is the kindest, sweetest young man with a brilliant

90 minutes from now, there's a paddle off the coast of isla vista and later a tribute to the victims at uc berkeley is planned. here is a preview of the service tonight. terry? >> reporter: i'm right here in the middle of the uc berkeley campus. you might not be familiar with memorial glade, which is right here, and this is where the memorial is going to take place at 8:00 tonight. take a look at video right now from isla vista last friday night and why there is a need for this event. interesting, a uc berkeley graduate student, who did her undergraduate work at uc santa barbara put this together. she happened to be near isla vista when the killings took place on friday night and on facebook she noticed that other uc campuses were doing memorials and she decided there needed to be a memorial at uc berkeley. >> because there are a lot of alumni and because there are people here that know people at ucsb, it was important for them to have a place to come and grieve over the people who died and support each other and ucsb. >> and there have been some complaints from students and others that the focus h

but it's also united all students from the uc campuses. at the uc-berkeley campus last night you saw more ucsb t- shirts and sweatshirts and pride. students united in a candlelight vigil. hundreds showed up writing messages of support on banners holding hands as friends and family of the victims came forward sharing their fondest memories of those killed. >> they were all smart. >> remembers she was speaking about three victims from the bay area. james hong, george chen and david wang. the four of them spent a lot of time in the engineering club and she said they bonded together over their love of science. students are back in classes with grief counselors available and students will be hosting more services over the next few days at uc-santa barbara. >> there is another memorial for one of the bay area victims. >> reporter: that's for 19-year- old george chen. he will be honored at his high school in san jose. chen graduated from leland high school in 2012. that candlelight vigil will start at 8:30 tonight in the campus main quad. we know that more than 1,0

thing. >> catherine: is vigil's the the uc-berkeley as kron4 tracy and asked us to report students say is a way to shows a lot thereto. >> reporter: the candlelight vigil will be held here on the uc-berkeley campus students are using facebook to spread the word about the big play in this evening starting at 8 hunters are expected this woman says she would definitely will be there. >> i talked to her years and that she was then how hard the family is taking it. or a >> reporter: nasa said they wanted to put together something to honor those lost their lives like james honk a san jose resident and former roommate of schubert elliott roger. in addition to students committee members are welcome as well as local alumni from uc santa barbara. >> reporter: also here at uc berkeley besides the vigil plans all flags are flying at half staff. the uc president ordered all flags be lower throughout the uc system as everyone reflects on this sad situation. >> reporter: new at 5. the donald sterling stock has taken yet another ugly turn. starling's lawyer now says the l.a. clippers owner is not inte

. >>> plans to explan the uc berkeley lab. e fears some have over how this will effect the community. >> a u.s. military team due in nigeria today to help find hundreds of girls kidnapped by a terror group. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is 6:24. in a few hours the napa mother charged in last year's brutal killing of her three-year-old daughter is said to return to court. she will ask a judge to release her on $1 million bail. prosecutors will be in court to fight that motion. they are accused of killing three-year-old kailey in their napa apartment and hiding the little girl's body in a freezer. >>> the united states sending help now to nigeria to find more than 300 girls kiddalled by a -- kidnapped by a terrorist growl. the search will be hard because it's believed the kidnappers have broken the girls into small groups. however a few girls did escape the mass kidnappings. cnn obtained vell phone video. the escaped girls say the militants rounded them up and told them nothing is wrong. >> we talked t

. >> police are investigating a shocking discovery in the woods above the uc berkeley campus >> the police officer searched the white honda civic believed belonging to the man who was at the base of this mountain. the hiker realized he was dead. >> there are no ones, we do not know what happened. we are treat it like a crime scene with investigators processing the scene. >> this is the same spot where a man fell to his death in november of 2012. he was in his 20's. around the same age as the man discovered but if this case it is unclear if he fell. if he did, the large rock where the body was found is deceptive. >> you can climb up there and obviously everyone comes up there for the view but on the other side it drops off about 100' so if someone fell off it would be traumatic injury. >> in word on whether the man was a student at uc berkeley. police have yet to release the identity. >> a man missing from a san ramon construction site has been found safe. the 31-year-old jason adams was found in reno good health. he was missing on friday after heading to a home improvement store. his famil

the deadly rampage at uc-santa barbara. kpix 5's betty yu on the vigil at uc-berkeley. >> reporter: on the uc-berkeley campus a sea of uc-santa barbara sweatshirts and gaucho pride. hundreds of alumni and students from both schools wrote messages on a banner, lit candles and held hands during a moment of silence. >> it's comforting to know that we all have each other's backs. >> reporter: victoria knew four of the sick victims killed during elliot rodger's rampage. she lived with katie cooper, shot to death across the street from a sorority house. >> katie was exactly the type of girl that he maybe thought he was talking about when he took her. she was not that type of girl at all. >> reporter: elliott's first victives, david wang, james hong, george chen, were students there last spring. >> i thought they were all smart of but they were just the nicest people. >> reporter: the four spent a lot of time together in the engineering club. she said they bonded because they were quiet science types. >> and were not the type to say things when we're hurt and were not the type to say things when we see things that are wrong. i felt

people all across california and it was no different tonight here in berkeley where students came together as one uc community. on the uc berkeley campus tonight, a sea of uc santa barbara sweatshirts and pride. hundreds of alumni from both schools held banners, lit candles and held hands in a moment of silence. >> it is comforting to know we have each other's backs. >> reporter: victoria knew four of the victims killed in elliott rodger's rampage. she lived with katie cooper killed across from the sorority house. >> katie was not that type of girl he was talking about autodial. >> reporter: elliott rodger's first victims were victoria's students last spring. >> they were very goofy. they were very, very smart. i thought they were all smart. but they were just the nicest people. >> reporter: the four of them spent a lot of time together in the engineering club. she says they bonded because they were quiet science types. >> they were not the type to say things. they were not the type of say things when we see things that are wrong. and i felt like i had to stand up here in front of everyone today on behalf of all of t

the golden gate. more coming up. >>> we begin with this story at 4:30. a hiker makes a disturbing discovery. a body in the berkeley hills found above the uceporter brian webb shows us the area where that body was found. >> reporter: the trails along grizzly peak boulevard popular with hikers or people who want to take in a spectacular view. christopher has been coming here for years. >> my buddies like to backroad and we have wonderful viewing of all the bay area. >> reporter: on this day the view included a possible crime scene with police, firefighters and coroner's van after

a show of support for the victims in the attack is set to take place in about one hour on the uc berkeley campus. the isla vista rampage is further fueling the debate over gun control mental health assistance. the investigation found that in a series of mass shootings, the gunmen were identified with mental illness but did not get effective treatment. national alliance on mental illness says that's the biggest problem they get on their help line. >> don't know where to go. the main thing is people feel completely alone. >> a bill proposed in congress would reform the nation's mental health system. it calls for training on law enforcement how to better identify mental illness. >>> now to the east bay where gun violence is an issue in one city. 90% of the killings involve a firearm. paul chambers live in richmond where you've learned what officererize doing to get guns off the streets. >> officers say they can get as many as 400 firearms off the streets in richmond. they believe the more off the street, the safer the community. >> reporter: for eight years now sergeant eric smith worked in

home with people all across california but it's also united students from all over the uc campuses. at the uc-berkeleypus last night, you saw more uc-santa barbara sweatshirts, t-shirts and gaucho pride. students and alum from both schools united in a candlelight vigil. hundreds of people showed up writing messages of support on banners and holding hands as friends and family of the victims came forward sharing their fondest memories of those killed. >> they were very smart. but i thought they were all smart. but they were just the nicest people. >> reporter: that woman victoria was speaking about the three victims from the bay area, james hong, george chen and david wang. now, the four of them spent a lot of time in the engineering club and she said they bonded together over their love of science. now, the memorial also continue throughout the week. in santa barbara students are back in classes with grief counselors available. students will be hosting more services over the next few days. >> cate, we know there will be another memorial for one of the victims from the bay area. >> reporter: yes. that'

tomorrow, the uc berkeley community is honoring the victims and there will be a vigil at memorial glade at 8:00 p.m. open to the berkeley community and alumni. >> we will have continuing coverage on rampage and you can get the latest on the story any time on abc7news.com and for breaking news alerts, follow us on twitter@abcnews. >> a drive by shooting left a 15-year-old girl hurt that happened in south sunset. sky 7 was over the seen and the victim told police that someone fired a gun from the car shortly before 5:00 this morning and took off. the teen was treated at scene for minor injuries. so far, there have been no arrests. >> jury election begins in a civil lawsuit filed by bryan stow a paramedic who suffered brain injuries that left him permanently disabled after he was attacked in the parking lot following the season opener between the skyants and -- giants and dodgers in 2011 and suing the former owner claiming negligence in stadium security. the trial is expected to last 40 days. bryan stow will attend at some point but he will not testify. >>> president obama has decided how

who live near the site. uc berkeley wants to double its space. they want to add 133 acres to the lawrence berkeley lab there. >> something that our children can prepare for right now in school they can have the right education, tools, and jobs to be able to work there one day. >> but there are concerns how the project will benefit the community. >>> we want to remind you that starting this weekend drivers in san francisco who usually take the last exit before the golden gate bridge you will want to pay close attention. on sunday the northbound highway 101 exit is being moved. it's just temporary. you can see from this animation drivers traveling northbound on highway 101 will encounter the exit 1,000 feet sooner than they are used to. if drivers miss the exit you have to cross the bridge. this temporary alignment will last for about a month. that is going to make people mad so pay attention. >>> coming up slapped over a math problem. >> grabbed me by my chin and slapped me two time this is in my face. >> what is happeni

the week at uc santa barbara. and tomorrow night a memorial on the uc berkeley campus starting at 8:00. >> thank you, terry. that memorial continues to grow outside the apartment house where people say mass murderer stabbed his roommate to death. one of the victims from san jose left a pot of yellow roses and that card there which reads, quote, the sweetest son, grandson, the most loving brother. we love you forever. >> now san jose state has postponed a training exercise simulating a gunman on campus because of the shooting rampage. california university mandate was scheduled for this friday. staging a takeover by an active gunman would be too upsetting at this time. however, they say it is more important than ever and it will be rescheduled for sometime later this summer. >> if you want to see anything on the latest updates of the shooting, good to nbcbayarea.com. >> one neighborhood in mountain view is choosing it fight back against technology. they say a cell phone antenna a few blocks away is too loud and too dangerous. you see it here in this neighborhood. another complaint, the antenna is too close s

the cases. at uc berkeley, the victim survivor told me that she was never interviewed.he files the complaint. there's some action taken against the assailant but no one ever interviewed her so how can you really have a comprehensive investigation if you don't even actually interview the victim? >> is it complicated by the fact that these things are happening on campus? and that the campus and university are responsible as opposed to the local police department or should the local police department be brought in? where does the responsibility begin and end? >> that's a good question. if it is, in fact, a violent felony that's been committed, it's not something that the university should handle exclusive ily but certainly the university has a responsibility to do a investigation and take action against the assailant and appropriately refer these cases to local law enforcement. >> is there some sort of pressure, do you think, that might prevent a school or discourage a school from taking the appropriate steps? >> young historically, there have been an unwillingness to nece

over the weekend in albany and walnut creek and another is held tomorrow from noon to 2:00 at the uc berkeley shared services building on 4th street. joining the registry is easy and painless. all you have to do is have your cheek swabbed. >> it is time to check with meteorologist mike nicco and talk how long the heat wave could last. mike? >> good morning, everyone, the longer it lasts the more money you are paying and the hot other your house will be and the worst it will be sleeping at night without air conditioning. it is going to tax your body if you are working outside. we want to see an end to this but we still have a couple of day left. let me show you the microclimates to the left at the ferry building, the flags are not moving. however, toward downtown there is a bay breeze at 65. at the financial district, it is already 81. 61 degrees warmer a couple of blocks so you know what a little breeze can do. now we will look at the winds on live doppler 7 hd and you can see they are light and variable and pointing toward the ocean and they will do more of that as we head into the afternoon

. >> found above the uc berkeley boulevard. this happened in fairly rugged terrain, right? >> reporter: it can be. the hiker came across the body 200 feet below where i am now. the trails can be tricky and every now and then people who go down there never make it back up. >> reporter: the trails along the boulevard, popular with hikers and people who want to take in spectacular views. christopher has been coming here for years. >> my buddies like to back road. wonderful viewing of all of the bay area. >> reporter: but on this day, the view included a possible crime scene with the police, firefighters and a coroner's van after a hiker stumbled across a body the side of a trail. >> she came upon the body and tried to administer first aid but realized the person was deceased. >> reporter: found at the base of a tkra feety-colored bolder. easy to climb up and fall off. people died here before. >> a year ago. we did have the witnesses an individual climbed up the rock and fell down. this person was found in a similar area. >> reporter: firecrews snaked down the berkeley hills to

the suburb -- on suburb -- uc santa victims. >> a student has organized the vigil to be held here on the uc berkeley campus a day after there wasbara which happened last night, a crowd of mostly students packed the campus stadium. they are supposed to be getting ready for final exams but yesterday they paused to mourn. one student said he could not believe the turnout. >> the entire graduate school, everyone was there, the entire stadium has never been that full even for the national championship soccer games. it was awesome to see. classes were canceled at uc santa barbara yesterday so the student could take time to mourn. many were wearing black ribbons volunteers made for the memorial service. they filled the bleachers and sat on the grass and all just came together. they do have classes today. some say they think it will help to

glade at uc berkeley where they held the vigil. are alumni and others are berkeley student whose feel a kinship with uc santa barbara students. >> the deli where christopher martinez was shot and killed will set up a scholarship in the the name of the since victims with a collect already at $1,000. our reporting continues on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> happening today, the owners of casino matrix could their licenses pulled. the casino matrix is accused of taking profits to the shell companies to avoid taxes the casino own senior accused of underreporting income and dishonesty. the gambling license expired on saturday account commission is being asked what to review it. >> a state senator could try to get enough support to pass a measure to reform the ellis act before the deadline after narrow ing rejecting the bill to slow down the number of evictions by landlords saying they must own a building governor five years before evicting. opponents say the city needs more affordable housing and should not punish the landlords. tomorrow i

>> >> good morning, my name is laura and i am a recent graduate from the uc berkeley, and a research assistant with dr. cocoa on the we count, california a project for improving the count of homeless youth and with we ask how many, the answer depends on whether you ask the homeless out reach and the homeless and housing programs who serve thousands of young people every year are the schools that insure that 2,000 homeless young experience littles disruption in the education as possible and if you consider a young person homeless when they have landed a couch to crash on for tonight last year, marked the first time that community required to count 18 to 24-year-olds or transitional youth as a separate population and despite the challenges of counting the young people who hide and identifies the homeless and san francisco made the significant advances to conduct and the first dedicated youth count and using practices to improve the accuracy of the numbers. youth numbers should not be marginalized from the conversations but acknowledged as a blind spot in homeless counts that is correcte

>> a student has organized the vigil to be held here on the uc berkeley campus a day after there was a vigil at uc santa barbara which happened last night, a crowd of mostly students packed the campus stadium. they are supposed to be getting ready for final exams but yesterday they paused to mourn. one student said he could not believe the turnout. >> the entire graduate school, everyone was there, the entire stadium has never been that full even for the national championship soccer games. it was awesome to see. classes were canceled at uc santa barbara yesterday so the student could take time to mourn. many were wearing black ribbons volunteers made for the memorial service. they filled the bleachers and sat on the grass and all just came together. they do have classes today. some say they think it will help to get back into the routine and to see their friends and to get back into their studies. there will be a vigil here at berkeley campus tonight. >> a training exerts at san jose state on friday has been canceled out of respect for the six students killed in isla vista which would

hikers found his body yesterday afternoon on the base of a 100- foot cliff at the uc berkeley campus. it is a popular spot for hikers. >>> construction crews are digging massive trench. a silicon valley extension project. traffic will be stopped every two minutes between 10:00 and 3:00 so trucks can leave that site. >>> san francisco's muni bus trying a new car. during a 10-day test, muni will cantone and survey. they report 200 new trains. >>> it is a bay area icon. people come from all over the world to dave this crooked street. the-- drive this crooked street. the new plan. >>> a stow away kitten caused traffic on a bay area freeway. the awe lettered driver who stopped to help save it. >>> look at the radar over my shoulder lighting up like a christmas tree up toward redding and chico. >>> busted in her cap and gown. a college dropout's elaborate stunt to keep her secret hidden from mom and dad. ,,,,,, francisco every year to see it's "the crookedest streetn the world" part of lombard - between hyde and leavenwort kpix 5's mike sugerman on wt is gonna be a big disappoint to some to

at the uc berkeley school of public health, dr. e riley says exposure to antibiotics and drug resistant bacteria is part of our modern world. >> the globalization, you know, of tourism, food trade, as well as what's called medical tourism. >> reporter: the w.h.o. says superbugs threatens the achievement of modern medicine. pushing us toward a post-antibiotic era. riley says simple infections can now be deadly. >> many of the, you know, infections, very common infection, right, that almost all women get at some point in their life are beginning to be caused by these drug resistant e. coli. >> reporter: if the infection reaches the bloodstream, patients can die. while health organizations warn to use antibiotics sparingly, many patients say day will rely on doctors' advice. >> i always like to consult my doctor. >> reporter: others are looking for alternatives. >> it's an essential oil blend so that the moment that you start to feel the first little bit of some tickle in your science or throat, you dilute it in water and drink it and

it is almost the same spot where a man died a year and a half ago. uc berkeley police officers searched this white honda civic looking for clues. they believe it belongs to the man found at the base of the rock below grizzly peak boulevard. a hiker who discovered him started first-aid, but then realized he was dead. >> we don't know what happened. we are treating it like a crime scene. we had the crime scene investigators come in and process the scene. >> this is the same spot where a man fell to his death in 2012. around the same age as the man discovered today. in this case it is unclear if he actually fell. although if he had police say the large rock where his body was found is deceptive. >> from this side you can climb up there and everybody goes there for the view. on the other side it drops off and drops about a hundred feet. if somebody were to fall off the rock it would be a tram tech injury or death. >> no word on whether the man was a student at uc berkeley. police have yet to release his identity. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, deputies say

much painting on it, it's slippery. >> reporter: still no identity released on the young victim and whether he is a uc berkeley student. police do tell me he most likely fell from the rock before overway found him. reporting live in berkeley, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> governor jerry brown warned this is going to be a tough and unprecedented fire season. >> we're a very serious fire season, more serious than we've seen before. so, we have to watch and be very careful. >>> the bay area has already seen several fires pop up. just two days ago crews were battling this fire near morgan hill. and now a new threat is looming that's lightning. we have team coverage tonight, azmith smith is live but we start with mark tamayo. >> reporter: right now in the satellite we have mostly clear skies but the most recent imagine we see clouds to the north and west. that's our next system moving in. it will be approaching by tomorrow. there's a look at the next two days approaching the bay area, approaching the sierra on track to approach novato over the next few days. close enough to the bay area there's a possib

. >>> the uc berkeley grad who beheaded an exotic bird during a drunken escapade says he's very sorry. justin sesera has already spent six months at a boot camp and will do his community service at an animal shelter. in 2012, security video at the flamingo hotel caught him and two other men leaving the hotel's wildlife area holding the body and head of an exotic bird which had been on display. >>> palo alto officials will listen to another day of testimony as residents try to save the city's only mobile home park. at the buena vista mobile home park, residents pay about $700 a month for rent. the owners have run the park for nearly three decades, but now a developer has offered more than $30 million for that property to make room for luxury apartments. if this goes through, the families will have to leave. >> i'm going to start crying, just to think about that feeling. i mean, it's our home. it's where i grew up. i have so many memories. >> she says she wants to stay here because of the kids and because she wants them to come to these schools, because they are good schools. >> the own

berkeley this afternoon. a hiker found a body at the base of a large rock overlooking the uc berkeley campus. anta rosa woman is facing felony child abuse charges after police say she went too far confronting her daughter's bully. she was arrested on friday after the saw sonoma county deputies say she grabbed an 11-year-old boy's throat. >>> and an east bay mother is asking for help to find her son, 31-year-old jason adams. he was last seen friday in a large 1972 harvester truck. you can see it there. police tried to ping his phone and check his text messages, but there has been no trace of him. >>> beta breakers, a race like no other where partying is the only goal for thousands of attendees. san francisco police say 24 people were arrested for being drunk in public. there was a strict no alcohol policy this year. >> from sky 7hd you can see the first wave of beta breakers. they were 25 minutes late leaving because of a scaffolding problem. but thousands of runners in crazy costumes were unphased. katie was running in a tutu. >> it is the only time i can wear it while running and not be stair

in san jose, most of the slowing is at 101 between the 280 and 680 split and the nimitz. >> the uc berkeley campus is planning a vigil for the victims of uc santa barbara, three of whom are from the bay area. the cool is making a request for anyone planning on attending. amy hollyfield is on the campus with details. amy hollyfield? >> yes, there will be an open mike at vigil but they are asking students to not make political comments. they want people to only talk about the victims and the vigil yesterday, hour, did turn political. the father of one of victims had the crowd chant "not one more." he encouraged everyone to fight for tougher gun control laws. classes were canceled yesterday so student could have a day of mourning and they gathered in the university constitutional to -- crust stadium. richard martinez pushed them to take action. >> are you with me? >> yes! >> one more time, are you with me? >> yes! >> not one more. not one more. not one more. >> the stadium was full mostly students. the stadium holds 20,000. one said he never saw the stadium that full. many of the students wore

and this is above the uc berkeley campus. >>> a mother is brought up on charges, what she did to a boy> and the commute is looking good and here is more. >> it is going to be an interesting week coming up. . >>> she attacked a student at this elementary school, we will tell you why she said she did it. >>> and a new fire threat, the dangerous weather phenomenon replacing all of those wet temperatures this week. the ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news. >>> good morning, we are live at the school in santa rosa

the berkeley police year-old fruit punch in and several times and kicked a man 20 upon dr. russell terrier girls vacation tuesday afternoon on bay and prostrate across the street from the uc- berkeley campus. the victim and drew were attending a fund-raising event were sort strange and things turn violent. he reported during the event it got into a verbal altercation with the suspect at one point porter the suspect kicked the victims dog and also reported that the suspect punched the victim several times. airline attorney says the fight might have been started because of the dog >> : what to tell you is that when people of their animals like people do dogs in particular and if elected dog has been harmed than i can see where that would of been a verbal altercation my guy had been prelate attack by the dog >> : that also led to some emotional escalation on his part as well. >> : a hearing is unbelievable team anymore is there any reaction to that. that's always house starts off a can't obviously corp. back from and rejoin the team but i believe and at some point is gonna be 02 get through this process and to the will to have the coach in school reconsider having an can't joi

the intended target. he's expected to be ok. >>> developing news in berkeley where a man's body was found off a popular hiking trail. ucare trying to figure out how it got there. mark kelly joins from us the berkeley hills with the very latest. mark? >> reporter: a hiker spotted the body shortly after 2:00 yesterday, it was about 100 feet below a popular overlook here off the grizzly peak boulevard. hikers tell us the trails here are scenic, they are beautiful, come with a great view of the bay but they can also be tricky. for hikers the views near grizzly peak boulevard are unforgettable. >> some buddies like to backroad and there are wonderful viewing of the bay area. >> reporter: sunday one hiker saw something no one wants to find. the body of a man alongside a trail. >> i have attempted and it's slippery. if your not careful you can fall and hurt yourself. >> reporter: police say it's an unidentified man in his 20s found debase of a graffiti-covered boulder. another person died falling off the same rock in 2012. no identification on the man but police say do say it's a hispanic male in his mid-20s. they don't suspe

. >>> the uc berkeley is preparing for a vigil in on of the six victims at uc santa barbara with thousandsacked into the stadium to remember the dead yesterday, and our reporter, amy hollyfield, is in berkeley with more. >>> there will be an open mike at the event tonight but the comments are asked not to be political and everyone focus on the victims. the vigil we at uc santa barbara turned political. the father of one of the victims had the crowd chanting "now one more." he encouraged everyone to fight for tougher gun control laws. classes were canceled yesterday so students could have a day mourning. though geared in the university stadium to remember the victims. richard hard tin necessary pushed them to take action. >> how many more people have to die in this situation before the problem is solveed? it is almost normal for us to accept this. that is not normal. >> the stadium was full of most i students and holds 20,000 people, one student told us he never had seen it that full. >> many of the students were wearing black ribbons for the six students killed. at berkeley students gather

the peninsula. >>> breaking news from the berkeley hills. uc berkeley campus police say they have found a body at the bottom of a large rock off grizzly peak road. officers say it looks like a hiker may have fallen off a rock. we'll update you when we get more information into the news room. >>> across the state, there's a last-minute push to get voters registered. tomorrow is the last day voters can register to vote in the upcoming primary election. you can do that online or in person. workers were out at a cultural festival today signing up last-minute voters. >> people are interested in the elections and when is the deadline. we have quite a few people registered to vote today. >> alameda county is also trying to hire more poll workers, especially bilingual speakers. there's no deadline to sign up to help out at the polls. >>> the bay area maker fair has just wrapped up. more than 100,000 people, including diane dwyer, gathered -- >> and my son. it was fabulous. >> fantastic. the two-day event promoted do-it-yourself culture. it featured eng

the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents ,,,, >>> a hiker stumbled across the berkeley hills over the weekend, above -- across the body of a hiker over the weekend, above the ucley camping pu -- campus. >> jerry brown says this could be the worst wildfire season ever. four wildfires are still burning near san diego as firefighters get a handle on the situation. >> whoa! look at all these people. it's crazy. >> the 103rd be aual bay tobreakers a huge hit despite a false start. there are safety concerns so there were huge delays. a kenyan man was the first to cross the finish line. >>> time to check on the roads. >> we've got a bit of a backup all the way to the maze at this point. slow and go through there. squeezing through the incline as well. a little sluggish in that area. windy conditions also around the bay area affecting your drive on some of the bay area bridges. so far the speeds are moving pretty nicely ben

. >> more vigils are being planned we'll see how the uc berkeley community is coming together to honorvictims >> brian stow was in a los angeles courtroom today as jury selection began in a civil case filed over his attack that took place outside dodger stadium three years ago. stow, from santa cruz watched from his wheelchair as perspective jurors received instructions he suffered disabling brain damage during a beating by two dodger fans outside of the stadium in april, 2011. the suit seeks millions in damages from the dodgers and team former owner. >> two kaiser permanente buildings reopened after a criminal threat forced them to close this morning. the closure mainly affected patients who had morning appointments or needed to pick upper skripgss this afternoon. oakland police have not specified what is included in the threat. >> checking on the accu-weather forecast, we'll go to spencer christian. >> sunny skies, and light breezes where i am. it's cooler than it was yesterday. here is live doppler 7 hd. you can see clear skies, no hint of clouds around. taking a look at the tempera

since school is out, many gravitated to the vigil held on memorial glade. >> from one uc to another our hearts are are you. >> the grieving process at uc berkeley drew about 500 people. many were uc santa barbara students and alumni living in the bay area. >> i can't even imagine what it is like to be a parent who lost their child this last weekend. >> victoria shu, a roommate of katie cooper said they were polar opposites. sh awe reserved engineering assistant and cooper an athlete and sorority sister. >> we got along and she was great. for everything i did, she always loved me. >> our sorority motto is let us stedfastly love one another and i know katie would want us to do that. she had a a thousand watt smile and a water polo player. >> she was a student engineering student. >> those guys were the best guys. they were super goofy. >> they were -- it was organized to remember the victims, but it was equally important to confront the pain and feel a sense of community. in berkeley, alan wang, abc7 news. >> another student from the bay area is coming forward to talk about the harrowing moments. he was with his friend from danville and both were