however, u.c. burkely officials held a news conference yesterday questioning whether free speech week was ever even real. >> students had in their hands contracts for indoor venues five weeks ago. there's a number of things i'm sure you all seen reported in the press that raise serious questions about whether there was ever actually friends or intentions to hold these events or whether what we witnessed was a somewhat cynical effort to create a false narrative and score political points. >> cal officials say burkely patriot students did not sign the contracts and that an outside entity put out a press release promoting the speakers even though some including former white house strategist steve banon never publicly announced they were coming. >> hundreds took to streets yesterday afternoon as part of the rally in march. a group opposed racism, staffism and hate. they marginalized people and had been targeted. the organizers say the rally was planned as a statement and not in response. >> we can't le

u.c. berkeley, the birthplace of free speech. i'm so excited, i cannot wake. >> the group is the same group that canceled last month's rally at chrissy field at the last minute. >>> a victory march held yesterday to celebrate the cancellation of free speech week. the rally against white speakcy took place yesterday afternoon after a group that had been working with milo yiannopoulos called off their planned event which would have featured four days of right wing speakers. >> this type of white supremacy is being imposed, and i think we need much more civil disobedience and disruption in this country. >> these far left groups want to make a point, even though they've already won, they've shut down free speech. >> the demonstration was mostly peaceful. one person was arrested for wearing a mask on campus. >>> congressional republicans making last-minute efforts to repeal and replace the affordable care act. it looks like they're still short of the yes votes that they need. kelly wright has the latest from washington. >> serious blo

the poll is conducted by the u.c. berkeley institute of governmentle studies. it also looked for support for a bond measure to address the housing crisis. it passed the legislature last week, and could go before voters next year. 51% of voters said they would be inclined to vote yes, 27% would vote no. >> outspoken opposition to plans for a new a's stadium. why some businesses want the project to go elsewhere. >>> but up first, words of hate so-called on a truck at a bay area school. the hate crime investigation now underway. >>> and a chance for a sprinkle or two in the morning. we'll talk about that and this fall weather that looks like it's going to continue. (laughter) now halloween time is in dineyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> race it graffiti found on school property in alameda county is prompted a hate crimes investigation. >> reporter: these hateful words and images written on the back and side of this pickup truck were found by officials at canyon middle school in castro valley early monday morning. the truck is the property of the di

. >>> permits and payments are in question as u.c. berkeley gets ready for a free speech week planned by conservative speaker -- he released this video earlier today. >> steve sutton released a press statement over the weekend saying two free speech headline events are cancelled because the student group hosting it failed to file the paperwork on time. that isn't true. the patriot has been stone walled and ignored and side lined by the administration which has refused to answer questions and return known calls. >> u.c. berkeley sent out a press release today saying its committed to free speech on campus. events by the berkeley student group from wheeler auditorium will not take place, but the university is planning for the remaining events on the schedule including speeches starting at noon next sunday through wednesday. according to the berkeley patriot group -- anne colter and white house chief strategist steve bannon are slated to make appearances. >>> a search is underway for a man who struck two police officers with his car befor

news and world report released its latest college rankings today and ucla pulled even with u.c. berkeley the first time two california schools tied for the best university college in the country. along with columbia and princeton taking the top spot. the rankings were base odd graduation rates and class sizes and -- based on graduation and rates and class sizes. >>> they're were donation drops and it's back to school for more than 215,000 students. omar caught up with the teachers while welcoming them back. >> [indiscernible]. >>reporter: first year teacher, riley offered hugs to her returning students last week at kit sharp prep. >> [indiscernible]. >> just a group of first graders looking for a fresh start to their school year. >> welcome back, everybody. it has been a while since we have been here. >> how important is it coming to school and having something normal. >> it's parallel. >> we can't really roll with routine. i have to have my uniform on and ready to go, it's huge for them. it gives them something to latch onto. >> did anybody else lose power at their house. >> th

. >>> we're going to explain the big cost associated with the 20 minutes on u.c. berkeley campus. mornings to 2 starts now. >>> this is ktvu mornings on two. >>> thank you for joining us, it's monday morning, september 25 i'm cook could go. >> and good morning, i'm -- >>> i'm dave clark. a week of warm temps and maybe changes later. nothing too crazy. a few high clouds everything and everything is coming down of the north. a nice fall day and in fact the nights kwool off. 80s could be a few flirting, if youly. the off shore direction of the clouds yesterday, you can see that. 40s in the north, 50s for some. the breeze is mainly off shore and not that strong and absolutely sgrer delta breeze. -- . >> reporter: yo delta -- 0 delta breeze. we have a pretty decent drive so far. traffic is moving along very nicely on 580 and 2 # 05. -- 205. if you go early, dublin looks great. interstate 580 looks good. no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. let's go back to the desk. >> pret signed a proclamation of a new travel ban adding more countries to the list. h

earlier this month, u.c. president, janet napolitano announced she and the system filed a federal lawsuit against the trump administration challenging the ability to rescind daca. we have information on our website. >>> in developing news, british police made an apparent breakthrough in the london subway bombing with what they called a very significant arrest. still, the country remains on a critical alert meaning anothe attack is judged to be imminent. abc news reporter has the latest from london. >> reporter: 24 hours after an improvised explosive device detonated on a london subway, a breakthrough for police in one of the main port towns connecting britain to europe. >> reporter: police have made good progress. they arrested after 17-year-old man in dover where he is being kept in custody and later today he will be moved to london. >> this afternoon, a second rate on an address just 12 miles from parsons green. residents in the vicinity evacuated as a precaution. >> it's scary. my boys were all out, fright

. >>> it was a massive police presence at u.c. berkeley this afternoon for a 20-minute event. conservative speaker milo yiannopoulos showed up at the plaza, spoke briefly, signed a few autographs, and left. his appearance is part of a now canceled free speech week. it drew both protesters and supporters along with several law enforcement agencies to secure the campus. the event ended up costing more than $800,000. milo yiannopoulos released a statement saying he was denied the, use of a microphone, so no one could hear anything her had to say. >>> berkeley police say they arrived 11 people today during the demonstration. monstration. police are asking members of the public to send them videos of today's event. >>> a police stand-up at the scene of a domestic dispute in san francisco ended with the deaths of the suspect. early this morning, police say the situation began just before midnight in an apartment on salmon street near pacific. police say they heard yelling and a gunshot from inside an apartment when they arrived on the eastern scene. they learned that the suspect was

u.c. berkeley reportedly spent almost 600-thousand dolars on security big trouble at google this morning. the company is now facing a class action lawsuit-- accusing it of gender discrimination. the three female plaintiffs say they were placed in lower level jobs and denied promotions despite excellent performance reviews. a lawyer for the current and former employees have come forward with similar claims. a google spokeswoman said the company would review the lawsuit but denied the plaintiffs' allegations and we continue to cover that breaking news in london. an update on a blast reported inside a train station.. coming up. when your t-shirt smells more appoinlike a t-bone...house? that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy with odor protect for 24-hour odor protection. downy and it's done. ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a

he says u.c.erkeley often waives the provision for invited speakers, but they tend to be radicals or speaking out against israel. >>> former cal football star aaron rodgers took part in the ceremony before the game last night. he is a quarterback. he linked arms with his fellow players during the national anthem. rogers says this was to show unity. if you were on the field, what would you do? stand with your hand over your heart, link arms or take a knee. let us know. we also appreciate it when you leave comments for us on the ktvu facebook page. >>> dr. harry edwards was honored last night. he received an award. he is a pioneer of fighting racism in sports and is considered the architect of the 1968 olympic project for human rights where athletes raised their fists. edwards says today's athletes are fighting the same struggle he fought back in the 60s. he also talked about the currents controversy between the white house and athletes who protest during the national anthem. >>> our time is now 7:4

u.c. berkeley is ready to spend one million dollars on security... any possible violence. good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the event -- which starts sunday -- is supposed to feature some high profile right - wing speakers. but it appears some big names are already dropping out... despite that -- u-c berkeley is not taking any chances.. that's because... it was back in february when a planned milo yiannopoulos speech on campus ... had to be canceled... left- wing protests turned violent outside the event.(pam) kron4's spencer blake joins us live at u-c berkeley... spencer -- what to we know for sure about this planned event tonight? . here's what we do know:milo is addressing the media tomorrow about free speech week.right now, u-c berkeley is going forward like the planned events áare happening.

. >> we learned u.c. police are cracking down on unlicensed street vendors. officers has been instructed to seize their money as evidence. the video has gone viral with thousands of clips. >> i did not think it would get testify attention. >> the man who took the video set up a go fund me page and raised nearly $50,000 for he and other vendors. he says he knows what he'll do with his share. >> i'm going to use the money to get a permit and help the other vendors. >> the legal battle centering around a monkey's selfie has come to a close. great picture. the camera's owner had a different take. all is good. >> wow. all is good. that smile said it all. i can't believe. >> i'm glad you said that with a straight face. let's talk about our forecast. well to the north of us seeing the remnants of the storm system that roared through your area. it woke a lot of people up. yes, it looks beautiful. we're seeing the marine layer, much of the fog. the fog should return tomorrow. the storm system caused a lot of instability out in the skies. giving you an idea where the s

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with a series of right wing commentators set to speak next week at u.c. berkeley, the far left has put the university on notice. they plan to be heard next spring with the appearance of bob, the chairman of the revolutionary communist party. >> he's going to come and speak on communist revolution and freedom of expression and as part of this he's going to refute and expose and set straight the lies that are being told about the free speech movement. >> reporter: in the meantime, right wing provocateur milo yiannopoulos is sending his own message with two new youtube videos. one showing splitive laden signs going up on campus. a second showing an unidentified man tearing them down. they come just as yiannopoulos claims he, steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak during free speech week at berkeley. >> if most of your events have to be outside, will milo, bannon and coulter really show up? >> again, from our end we can tell you what they've confirmed with us. as for now they have confirmed to be here september 24th through september 27th. from our end

we are at u.c. berkeley with more. >> reporter: ben shapiro will be speaking on campus tomorrow but today, so much computer is in place around campus and on campus. >> we are all concerned about thursday. >> reporter: that concern has prompted security prep on and around the campus where ben shapiro will be speaking. >> we made changes with different strategy and tactics tomorrow and more officers and tools at their proposal. >> reporter: one of the tools? pepper spray backed by the mayor and city council as a line of defense. the unexpected means relying on what has happened in the past. protests now are different. anarchists turn peaceful protests into problems. >> we will stop anyone wearing a mask. we will be confronting anybody who wants to engage in unlawful behavior. >> reporter: berkeley's police she -- chief said they will be coordinating for the rest of free speech week. >> you have free speech week up here, so you have another provocative event held to generate a response and those respon

prior to becoming president of u.c., she served as the third secretary of homeland security during the first time of president obama and a little bit into his second term. priors you that she served as attorney general of arizona and the governor of arizona. ,o the left, carlos gemara previously at the national raza.l of la previously he served in the obama administration from 2014 to 2017, where he focused on developing an intimate team immigration policy for the administration. least, the senior fellow and director of the u.s. immigration policy program at the migration policy institute. from 1993 to 2000 she served as the commissioner of immigration national -- nationalization service. she has served under five presidents. i would have to think our panelists for joining us and what will be, hopefully, and engaging conversation. i will spark -- start with my first question to president napolitano. recently you joined a lawsuit over the president's decision to rescind daca as president of the university of california. the president's decision to repeal this in a six-month window with

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she's a cognitive scientist at u.c. berkeley who studies the language of populists and fake news stories. veiling investigates health fake news lodges in our brains and what emotions it triggers. especially well are very concrete images or very simple sentences words and ideas. this is typical for fake news stories and certain corners of the internet this very simple imagery and these very simple concepts are what gets stuck in our brain. the more concrete the image the longer the message lodges in our memory and the easier it manipulates our thought processes. we go back to munich and. he and his team have evaluated the data on how the fake news story spread via social media. does a. story this graph shows the development of our rumored epidemic of knife attacks supposedly ten stabbings a day in germany and the home when it's going to. and now we can find out when the story spread faster and the day the story was posted on the internet was also the day it's spread fastest. but the knife attack story wasn't shared by on

for now he says "free speech week" at u.c. berkeley will take place as planned -- starting tomorrow. back in february when a planned yiannopoulos speech on campus ... had to be canceled... left- wing counter protests turned violent. extra police presence and security comes at a cost -- and kron4's spencer blake has more on just how much this week could cost the university. "there's a dissenting opinion, right? and you're not letting someone say a dissenting opinion. it's literally that simple."as some people disagreed civilly on the u-c berekely campus friday, the rumors have been swirling about what will and won't happen when it comes to free speech week.university spokesman dan mogulof is aware of those rumors, but says cal hasn't gotten any new confirmed information from the organizers of free speech week in the past couople of days. "that lack of confirmation isn't going to stand in the way of these events but it's a little confusing because we like speakers to confirm and be in touch with us so we can make sure and coordi

taking money from the wallet of an unlicensed hot dog vendor at u.c. berkeley. today: his supporters refilled his wallet >>> a police officer was seen taking money from the wallet of an unlicensed hot dog vendor at uc berkeley. today the vendor supporters refilled his wallet with a check for more than $87,000, but they tell jackie ward they want to do even more. >> we must humanize our vendors, not criminalize them. >> reporter: it's been two weeks since he witnessed the man getting cited by a uc berkeley police officer. in addition to getting a ticket, the video also shows the officers taking money from his wallet. martin said he posted the video out of frustration, hoping cal's administration would do something about what he called an injustice. >> jaywalking? we're okay with that. people drinking? we're okay with that. pra iding for his ng to pick on family. >> reporter: the video have been viewed online tmomo12 tha 5,000 people chipped in to the go fund me page to get the man a food truck. through martin, he says as the officers was taking his money he felt

have some songs of folk with a headache yes these were collected on some very foggy nights here at u.c. santa cruz i wanted to show you simple tests that we could do and that is ph and so what i have here is just a small amount of the fog water toggle i just came out of the air and will compare that to some tap water and this is the kind of really the most basic test that you'd want to do if you were to determine if the water was safe for drinking or for your geisha. and so for the tap water we would hope that the tap water is close to neutral p. eight so that's a good test that one first was to stick this little ph strip in there and we compare it against our scale and it looks like it's there we go and it's about six and maybe slightly more than six so neutral ph is seven tap water is about six so that's that's good now will test the fog water and if we were collecting this fogs in a very polluted location near maybe some coal fired power plants that the sulfur released from those and nations would create sulphuric acid and this would be very acidic but fortunately here in santa cruz

ast: protests are costly janet napolitano, the president of u.c. has noted. million has been spent on past protests, and the current event could have cost of two another $1 million. you mentioned -- up to another $1 million. who should encourage the cost of that? guest: people who create property damage should pay for that. host: it is not just property damage. it is police and security. guest: security should be a shared aspect. ben shapiro is very conservative. more conservative than i am, but a reasonable intellectual guy. blocksocked off six city and had to spend a lot of money to keep them protected. that was probably overdone. the organization that brought him, they ponied up $65,000 to contribute to that safety. i think that might be on the steep side. when it comes to actually stopping people from committing violence against each other, that is what police forces are for. if i have the right to go out and speak and a police officer is supposed to stop violence, we have a public responsibility to protect people from trying to commit violence on other p

and just one day after chaos erupted at u.c. berkeley controversy is now surrounding harvard after the university's school of government rescinded a visiting fellow ship to chelsea manning argues natasha sweet explains it all stems from the cia director's reaction to her invite harvard's kennedy school of government back pedals on their visiting fellowship to tell three man team this morning harvard dean douglas elmendorf insisted the university did not intend to honor her in any way or in-doors her words or deeds as we do not honor or endorse any fellow he said in a statement he admits quote i now think that that the navy and healthy men as a visiting fellow was a mistake in the statement elmendorf confirms the university's withdrawal of the visiting fellow invitation and the perceived honor it implies to some people he did however extend the invitation for manning to spend the day at the kennedy school and also speak in the forums and many were spotted to the dean's statement in a tweet saying quote honored to be the first dis

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(vicki) once again u.c. berkeley is bracing for another controversial event on campus.am moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki... next sunday kicks off free speech week on campus... conservatives speakers such as.. steve bannon, ann coulter and milo yiannopoulous said they are coming to cal ... but a dispute over a contract ... may prevent some of them from taking part. despite that dispute though ... berkeley is getting ready to handle what could be contentious series of gatherings.gatherings.series of contentious what could be contentious series of gatherings. we will tell you how ... tonight on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. (vicki) we're only a couple weeks into the n-f-l season...but we're starting to see a trend with the bay's two teams.(grant) the raiders are winning...the niners are losing. kron4 sports director gary radnich is here. the raiders and 49ers are heading in two different directions following week two. we start with the niners -- the biggest positive for the team on offense was carlos hyde he

prior to becoming president of u.c. she served as the third secretary of the department of homeland security during the first term of president obama and a little bit into his second term. prior to that she served as the attorney general of arizona, and then the governor of arizona. immediately to her left is carlos guevara, senior policy advisor, previously larasa. he leads the advocacy. previously he served in the obama administration from 2014 to 2017 where he focused on developing and implementing immigration policy for the administration. and last but not least on the end, doris misner, senior fellow and director of the u.s. immigration policy program at the migration policy institute. from 1993 to 2000 she served as commissioner of the immigration and naturalization service. and throughout a storeyed career she served under five presidents. i'd like to thank our panelists for what i hope will be an engaging conversation. i'm going to start with my first question to president napolitano. recently you joined a lawsu

and does the u.c. system have any rights here? >> reporter: she adds all president trump wants to do is return to the status quo. abc 7 news. afrmn >>> a ground breaking effort is taking place with a show. >> entrepreneurs and celebrties are hoeching to change the way america learns and teaches. >> one group of inovators is already getting accolades. >> reporter: summit shasta high school in daly city looks pretty ordinary but what you can't see from the outside is an intense expeer yermnt to create what some call a super school. >> i don't know how to explain it. you feel something different when you come to the school. skblr skblr >> reporter: saerv student works at his or her own space. the secret sauce is in the laptop that every student gets free. >> i sign a piece of paper and she gets a laptop and that's it. that's all her books. she can do her homework everywhere. >> reporter: instruction is personalized. students take tests when they feel ready. >> students are really what we call self directed in their work. they essenti

lou: an appearance by ben shapiro at u.c.ests during a protest by the out of it mind left wing. berkeley said it spent $600,000 in security, leaving shapiro to tweet this. free speech isn't free. it costs $600,000 thanks to antifa. shapiro also shutting down a student at the event. watch this and see if you don't agree with measha pirro should be talking on left-wing campuses across the country. listen as this student pressed him on the issue of abortion. >> i believe that in the necessarily being a human alone. >> so when you are asleep can i stab you? >> i'm still considered centian. >> if you are in coma from which you may awake can i staub. >> no. >> i'm glad you answered that because i'm i have no interest in murdering you. lou: perhaps berkeley should make shapiro a visiting professor. probably in the course of one school year he would roll back the left-wing movement at berkeley and eliminate it all together. joining me to discuss what has become the lunacy of the left in this country, president trump's battle against

the wallet of an unlicensed hot dog vendor at u.c. berkeley. today: his supporters >>> a police officer one -- money from the wallet from a vendor. the supporters refilled his wallet with a check with more than $87,000. that is not all they want to do for him.>> the culture here is when they are cracking down on who does not have a license. he has the community rallying behind him.>> we must humanize them and did not criminalize them. >> it has been two weeks since he was cited by the police officer. the video shows the officer taking money from his wallet.>> he said he is post the video out of frustration.>> if i was jaywalking, we are okay with that. people are drinking and we are okay with that. why will we pick on a young man who is fighting for his family it >> the video was viewed more than 12,000 time. the officer was taking his money and he felt humidity -- humiliated.>> students at the event told us this is not the first time the officer has done something like this. they removed him from the position.>> a bunch of students and faculty

she attended u.c. berkeley to study biollie and -- biology and sociology. she was given to work in a hospital driven by a family member who was diagnosed with cancer. denise worked as a waitress, commuting an hour each way to classes because asia couldn't afford to -- because she couldn't afford to live on campus. she volunteered at san francisco general hospital. today she is in new york at mount sinai medical school, one of the country's top programs. she's on track to earn her degree in 2019. you can see her in the middle this photo in her medical scrubs and how proud she is. to help other students navigate the admission process, denise cofounded a national nonprofit organization called prehealth dreamers. through prehealth dreamers, denise helped many other students together as they worked toward their goals. after graduation, she intends to specialize in emergency medicine and work in low-income communities to provide health care to families like her own that too often go without needed treatment. parts of california, particularly our rural counties, a

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