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davis to study the unique side effects of guns in america by frank zimring of u.c. berkeley says research about california could reveal truths about the nation so if you can get the answers in sacramento california you have answers that are probably going to apply for the rest of the country and the rest of the organized world perhaps it's the first step to truly understand the risks in a country that has more guns than people jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california . the body of a missing u.s. soldier has been found two days after an ambush of a military patrol in niger the soldier is one of four u.s. troops killed in an attack by suspected i saw linked fighters the attack happened two hundred kilometers north of the capital in the. al jazeera is demanding the release of its journalist mahmud hussein who's now been in prison in egypt for more than ten months is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny he was arrested in december while visiting his family south korea's capital seoul is scattered with skyscrapers tha

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davis to study the unique side effects of guns in america by frank zimring of u.c. berkeley says research about california could reveal truths about the nation so if you can get the answers in sacramento california you have answers that are probably going to apply for the rest of the country and the rest of the organized world perhaps it's the first step to truly understand the risks in a country that has more guns than people. jake aboard berkeley california three men have been arrested for allegedly plotting isola inspired attacks in new york city last year authorities say the plan included bombing times square and the subway system and shooting people at culture venues the suspects a u.s. citizen a canadian and a filipino could face life in prison if convicted. the u.n. is worried the growing violence in the democratic republic of congo is making the region's refugee crisis worse the sea is already host to more than four hundred seventy thousand refugees including hundreds of thousands who fled fighting in burundi in the past two years but even more people have f

davis to study the unique side effects of guns in america by frank zimring of u.c. berkeley says research about california could reveal truths about the nation so if you can get the answers in sacramento california you have answers that are probably going to apply for the rest of the country and the rest of the organized world perhaps it's the first step to truly understand the risks in a country that has more guns than people. jacob ord al-jazeera berkeley california . stay in the states millions of women in america may no longer have access to birth control through their insurance their health insurance under new rules brought in by president trump any company claiming to be morally opposed to contraception can now have the benefit removed from their employees cover it is one of a number of new religious freedoms which mr frum promised during the election campaign and estabrook has a story. it's a move that could impact millions of american women the trump administration is rolling back on obamacare mandate requiring insurance coverage for contraception the white

lore is a senior at u.c. davis he's a science student who decided to volunteer for the summer study if i remember. things. like the other subjects more had a previous scan start of the trial doctors captured the before image of his abdominal region this morning they'll get. it so it's quite as fair is. something i've never done before and i think through this two week i really don't know about myself. and this technology is being used to chart what happens to. internal organs when sugary drinks are consumed those results cannot be calculated by scales and are not visible to the naked eye that's where the m.r.i. comes in dr mcgann showed us exactly what he's looking for in the scan the key i don't know we're looking at in this study is this structure here sort of a little darker grayer structure which is the over what we're trying to do we do need different m.r.i. sequences and then later on we go ahead and we calculate the amount of fat with the livable pre and post study and why is liver fat porton here live

. >> harris ran u.c. green, an organization dedicated to planting trees and adding green spaces in the city. >>> today is the last day in pennsylvania if you want to vote in the november 7th elections. you have a few options for getting your applications in. you can fill out an application and take a hard copy to your county elections boards, or you can simply mail i in. voters in new jersey have more time to register. the state's deadline is next tuesday. there are no statewide elections in delaware this year. >>> in new jersey, two main candidates who could succeed chris christie will debate. democrat phil murphy will mute lieutenant governor kim guadagno at the new jersey performing arts center in new york. five other candidates from other parties will be on the november 7th ballot. however, they did not meet the $430,000 fund-raising threshold to participate. the debate starts at 7:00. >>> among the topics expected to be addressed is new jersey's six-day bear hunt. >> the hunt began yesterday for hunt

their depression typically goes untreated according to courtenay, who holds a doctorate degree from u.c the clinical faculties of harvard medical school and the university of california, san francisco. "too often these men don't get the help that they need. that's extremely detrimental not only for these men, but for their children during these critical first few years," says courtenay. "a father's depression has a long-term impact on the psychological, social, and behavioral development of his kids." he adds, "we see this in children as young as 2, all the way through adolescence, and into young adulthood."in his book dying to be men (routledge), courtenay talks about some of the ineffective ways men cope with depression, which often compounds their risks and worsens their depression. he says, "men's way of coping with depression often includes an increased use of alcohol or other drugs, or impulsiveness and taking risks - like reckless driving, gambling or extramarital sex." although testosterone supplements are tempting to consider, courtenay says they could end up making things wors

the 32-year old attended u.c. davis and most recently lived in los angeles.e was a new member of the l-a-x coastal chamber of commerce. the chamber made a statment saying they mourned her passing with great sadness. (mark) and this morning investigators are trying to figure out why stephen paddock decided to carry out the massacre at the country music festival.(mark) these are just some of the pictures of the victims. omar jiminez has more on the vigils that are being held across the country. popular landmarks across the world have gone dark to honor the victims of a deadly attack. but in las vegas -- candles shine bright against the night sky.the lights represent love for the lives lost during a country concert.among the dead -- rachael parker a records technician for a california police department.captain tim hageman/manhattan beach police dept.: "she was a true professional and just a truly nice person."sonny melton was a registered nurse from tennessee who died protecting his wife.autumn ratliff/friend: "he went out protecting heather and that shows his t

davis to study the unique side effects of guns in america frank zimring of u.c. berkeley says research about california could reveal truths about the nation so if you can get the answers in sacramento california you have answers that are probably going to apply for the rest of the country and the rest of the organized world perhaps it's the first step to truly understand the risks in a country that has more guns than people jake aboard al-jazeera berkeley california . more than three million mexicans were affected by last month's earthquake which hit the impoverished southern states of waka and posts ten days later another quake hit mexico city and its national attention shifted to the capital but they're also thousands of mexicans in the south whose houses have been destroyed and are still waiting for government assistance john holliman has been to us from where he filed this report. natalie's been homeless for a month now that's more than half her life the seven september earthquake in south mexico destroyed more than one hundred houses in her village including

lore is a senior at u.c. davis he's a science student who decided to volunteer for the summer study if i remember. it's. like the other subjects more had a previous scan start of the trial doctors captured the before image of his abdominal region this morning they'll get. it so it's quite it's very it's. something i've never done before and i think through this two week i really don't know about myself. and this took. knology is being used to chart what happens to internal organs when sugary drinks are consumed those results cannot be calculated by scales and are not visible to the naked eye that's where the m.r.i. comes in dr mcgann showed us exactly what he's looking for in the scan the key item that we're looking at in this study is this structure here sort of a little darker or greater structure which is the over what we're trying to do we do need different m.r.i. sequences and then later on we go ahead and we calculate the amount of fat with the livable pre and post study and why is liver fat porton here

. >> points say u.c. and csu. >> authorities say that a boat that caught fire near alameda today is a total loss. the scene is near he harbor bay parkway and doolittle drive. it broke out aboard the empty boat 1:00 this morning. a fire crew arrived shortly after but they couldn't save the boat. it ultimately sampg. the cause of the fire is being investigated. >>> depending on where you were, you may have heard they will. the blue angels took flight over san francisco today to survey the air space ahead of the start of the fleet week air show. several pilots in this year's flying squadron say they will be flying over their home towns. this pilot grew up in hayward. >> it is very up going to fleets a kid at moffitt air show, angels, experiencing them definitely inspired me to want to pursue a career in the military and serve my country. >> the fleet week air show takes place tomorrow, saturday and sunday from noon untild the blu the show each day. >> reporter: you might be able to hear it now. they're doing

yesterday she stopped at u.c. davis in california.ate was asked about future candidates. elizabeth warren and kamala harris. she warned if they threw their hats in the:ring, they would need a high pain threshold because it's a higher standard for women. what does crying sexism do for hillary clinton and what does it do for us as a grieving nation? >> if i'm a democrat i have to be wondering why does hillary clinton keep reef litigating the 2016 campaigns over and over in the news. i get for a lot of democrats it's an emotional thing. they believe the he liks election was invalid and the only way she could have lost is she lost because people were sexist. it temperatures frustrating to me base want to see more women in politics. and i believe sexism is a real thing. but this message of you are a victim and you are never going to be able to succeed. is she the best person to be giving advice to people? >> she is like the friend that's been divorced four times that's telling you how to handle your marriage. she is packing up her stuff an

and we cannot forget that conservatives have been essentially blocked from speaking at u.c. berkeley. the left doesn't care about this country's history, its culture. just look at these videos from earlier today. all the columbus day protests. liberals, no problem supporting people defacing, vandalizing our history and statues. what about what other people think? what about tolerance? it's what we saw when leftists were tearing down confederate monuments. the one thing that the left does not seem to care about is the nfl, when they disrespect our flag, our country and the thousands and thousands of americans that fought and died for that flag. vice president mike pence walked out of an nfl game following protests. after a handful of 49ers refused to honor the flag, pence and his wife, rightly, headed for the exits. "i left today's colts' game because @potus and i will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our flag and our national anthem." and president trump took to twitter, "i asked vice president pence to leave the stadium if any players kneeled, disrespect

(catherine) police are investigating an attack on a u.c. berkeley student...who was beaten unconscious on campus by three men... he says they were strangers.. pictures of the scene were captured on surveillance cameras. police say the victim was walking home early yesterday morning...when he was attackedunprovoked by three men outside unit threea residence hall. the men beat the student unconscious he was taken to the hospitaland is back home tonight. a friend of the victim says he was badly bruised...and hit in the back. police have made no arrests.. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o. (catherine)kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now with the forecast dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay forecastwith the is here now brittney shipp meteorologist kron-4's chief (catherine)o. outside at s-f-live look taking a forecast.four zone now to our (steve) arrests..made no police have hit in the back. police have

it happened yesterday on the fire trails above the u.c. berkeley campus. the suspect is described as a white man in his 50's... wth a medium build...gray hair , gray beard. ( jr stone ) an update on a story we first told you about last night on kron 4 news. a 10-year-old oakland girl remains in critical condition tonight following a hit-and-run crash. the collision happened on 15th street and 8th avenue at about 1-30 yesterday afternoon... the driver was arrested a short time later. her name has not been released... but we are told she is 35 years old and from oakland. investigators say alcohol appears to be a factor in the collision. (justine) police are looking for two men who robbed a store clerk at gunpoint in el cerrito. this happenend last night at a liquor store on san pablo avenue and blake street....near the safeway there. police say one of the suspects shot the clerk in the leg. the clerk was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. the two robbers got away with an undisclosed amount of money. police have not yet released a detailed desc

three lanes of northbound 880 to be blocked and a sig-alert to be issued. ( justine ) a male student at u.c berkeley is out of the hospital tonight...after he was beaten into unconsciousness... by three men at a residence hall. it happened around 12 this morning at unit three residance hall on durant avenue. police say the victim got into an fight with three other men. the suspects beat the student...who lost consciousness and was taken to the hospital. the suspects were last seen walking away on durant avenue... and have not been caught. ( jr stone ) staying in the east bay tonight: police are looking for the driver who hit a 10-year-old on a bicycle. the collision happened saturday afternoon in antioch.... investigators say the driver struck the child from behind. he has a concussion and today police paid him a visit and brought him a new bike. you can see the pictures here of the reunion. the vehicle that hit the boy is described as an older gray sedan... possible a honda accord. (j.r.)tonight president trump is again making headlines for his twitter comments when refering to north korea

know of at least one california school with a vending machine that sells the emergency contraceptive u.c. davis. here at stanford, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> more teachers are suffering from mental health issues. a new study obtained in advance by usa today indicates nearly six in ten teachers say their mental health has been an issue over at least some of the past 30 days. two years ago the number was closer to three in ten teachers. some of the anxieties contributed to their mental health include school budget cuts, bullying and issues of hate that are now becoming embedded in political dialogue. >> a look outside at the bay bridge this morning as the commute gets under way and you know starting wednesday, it will cost those drivers and anyone who drives considerably more to fill up their tank. on november 1st, a 12 cent increase in the gasoline exice tax goes into effect statewide. diesel up 20 cents a gallon. it will raise $52 billion in the next decade to help pay for road improvement and other prpgs projects. opponents are trying to get a repeal measure on the ballot in 201

she now a junior at u.c. davis. we've actually hired him to do i.t.ining of our students, so you see this wonderful pay pac that comes around from that. >> are you still looking for more good companies to raise their hand and say i'm take a few of those interns? >> all the time. the biggest barrier is not the students. the students and schools love it, they want it. it's the businesses. it's convincing them that a 17- year-old really can do this kind of meaningful work, and to do it for a full year. this program is not about a summer internship. there's not muffle time to have meaningful work, to -- not enough time to see meaningful work, so we love it when companies camecom to us and say we actually embrace this idea and we want to help. >> there are many such companies here in the bay area. i have all of the information you need for the application window and the internship program on ktvu.com. you can look for it in the web links six on the mornings on -- links section on the mornings on 2 section.. he's brought us to the brink of nuclear war. obst

. >> with other threats made against, you know, other targets at u.c., 24, 48 hours go by before someonecaptured. the fact years have gone by, students forgot that the threats -- forgot about this case. i thin that it took so long. >> reporter: an fbi agent on the witness stand today explained that it takes a long time for a forensic analysis of encrypted data when you're trying to prove a federal criminal case. at the u.s. courthouse in alexandria, virginia, chris gordon, news 4. >> we are heading into the final month of the virginia governor's race. a new washington post poll suggests democrat ralph northam has a healthy lead over republican ed gillespie. right now, 53% of likely voters say they prefer northam. 40% are going for gillespie, and 4% support libertarian cliff hyra. pollsters note the race is still fluid with one in four likely voters saying they could change their minds before november 7th. >>> something big is happening in the district. one week from today. >> it's been a long road and a long wait. but finally next thursday, the wharf is opening on the news 4's meagan fit

the shooting of coeds at u.c. santa barbara and the workplace mas massacre in san bernardino. information from relatives or co-workers about their state of mind. that's not the case with stephen paddock who from what law enforcement told us so far had no social media profile. he either took measures to scrub it or never had any in the first place. the only information we have are his age, 64, he seemed to be well off, owned more than one property, one home and owned a lot of guns. the only people to come forward so far have been his brother, who expressed complete consten nation and the local owner of a starbucks would berate his girlfriend in front of them but again, nothing so far in terms of a motive for the mass shooting. at this point, we actually know more about paddock's father, a bank robber that spent time on the fbi's most wanted list than we do about the person whose committed the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. joining us now is nbc news intelligence and national -- actually, we'll hold off just a little bit. that press conference is beginning a

students at u.c.rkeley gathered for a candle light vigil to remember those who were killed in the las vegas massacre. they sang songs by the campanile tower on campus. some spoke of what they were going through and others wrote their condolences on white paper on the ground which was lit up by candles. ( mark ) and this morning... we are hearing from friends of a bay area woman killed in the las vegas shooting. stacee etcheber was at the music festival with her husband vinny, who's a san francisco police officer. kron 4 sat down with three people who knew the novato mother very well.

through committee, dea pulled back any objections they had, doj didn't have any objections, it passed by u.c., we moved on. >> no such thing as a perfect law and when you find them, when you have identified a problem some place go back and fix them. don't hide from them. walk back in and look at it and say where did we make a mistake, what else is in it that should be corrected and move forward. >> you're on board with changing this law repealing it as some democrats are pushing a bill right now? >> i think what you do is take a look at it and you will allow it to go through committee process, you get the testimony on it, then you make a decision based upon what you learned. but you don't simply walk on in and say, gee, we have a news report here that something is wrong on it we will totally stop in the middle. do it through a regular process. and that's the way it should be with the vast majority of the laws we've got here. there is no such thing up here as a law which is perfect and if we made a mistake, we go back in and we fix it. same thing we should be doing in health care, same thing

she did her research at a number of places but most recently before her passing, u.c. berkeley, she maintained a lab for years. my first job was cleaning pipets in her lab. i was awful. she fired me but there you go. and being from california we take a certain level of pride perhaps in please forgive any bravado but google's search engine, its foundational tool came from federally funded research at stanford. the nicotine patch that has helped millions of people quit smoking came from federally funded research at ucla. augmented reality military training from usc. the hepatitis b vaccine from federally funded research at ucsf and image sensory technology which is in our cell phones from federally funded research at cal tech. so i add that list to the list of those discoveries that you, dr. cunningham have outlined. and my question then is as we recognize all of that, can you also talk a bit about the concern that many of us have that were it not for federally funded research, the research that would be conducted would be motivated by what is profitable and not necessar

. >> winnie harris ran u.c.an organization dedicated to planting trees and adding green spaces to the city. >>> 6:36. in bucks county, prosecutors have charged a sheriff's deputy with indecent exposure and disorderly conduct. court documents reveal deputy steven springfield was off duty when a woman claimed he exposed himself at silver lake park in bristol. the woman reported springfield to police after seeing him in the same red pickup truck on two other occasions. nbc10 is not identifying the woman, but she talked to us by phone yesterday. >> had himself exposed and was asking me if i wanted to come in his truck with him and watch porn. i said no and left. >> he admitted to watching pornography on his phone at the park. authorities placed him on leave while the investigation continues. >>> 6:37. a state prison in delaware remains on lockdown after two inmates tried to escape sunday night. state officials tell nbc10 the inmates managed to get to the roof of the howard young correctional institution in wilmingto

about the time it took to track this person down, with other threats made against other targets at u.c., 24, 48 hours go by before someone is captured. that two years went by and they forgot about the case, it's interesting it took so long. yeah, i'm happy that the fbi was able to capture him. >> reporter: today here in federal court, the defense attorney asked that exact question, why did this take two years. and the single witness who was called to the stand, an fbi special agent, said this is a forensic analysis of encrypted data. it takes a long time, especially when you're making a federal criminal case. that's the latest live at the u.s. courthouse in alexandria. pat and leon, back to you. >> all right, chris gordon. >> thanks. >> a local football player referred to using a racial slur, who he is accusing and the nfl's response. that's at 4:00. >> plus, consumer reporter susan hogan has a warning about a new scam that could be lurking in your e-mail. >> here is a look outside. we are helping you plan the weekend and a tropical system sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyc

." >> winfrey: craig haney is a psychology professor at u.c.e studies of pelican bay shu inmates have become central to arguments against the widespread use of solitary confinement. so what was the most striking result of your findings in 1992 after that first study? >> haney: that vast numbers of prisoners were traumatized by the experience. they were suffering, they were living in pain, and many of them were being psychologically damaged by the conditions of their confinement. and-- and at-- at much higher levels than even i anticipated. >> jackson: your mind becomes diseased, and you start to accept the abnormal as normal. >> winfrey: you must know that there are a lot of people who do not care that you're in isolation five years, ten years, 24 years. what does it matter that conditions are bad, because you've got it coming? >> jackson: well, there's prison and then there's prison, right? the judge sentenced me to prison. he didn't sent me-- he didn't sentence me to an underground prison. >> winfrey: but wasn't the logic, that it was a serio

and what has happened over time is u.c.hink tanks developing in washington and they are more , concerned with the policy and real-world issues. there are exceptions to this but the departments of political science, they are talking about methodological debates that are less directly connected to real life policy issues. so in some sense, that is a horrible thing because people with tenure are the ones that can really speak truth to power. people in think tanks don't have that same freedom. because they can be fired. so, i would like to see departments of political science back in the fray, debating policy issues. thatse they have something the rest of the chattering classes don't have, which is tenure. and tenure means cannot be fired. that is a big thing in washington. i mean, i have seen it myself. when i have testified before congress. that this is an acuity brands asset. -- that this is an enormous asset that i can speak the truth, and no one can take away my livelihood. that makes me feel like i have a moral obligation

police are invesitgating the attack on a u.c.berkeley student...who was beaten unconscious on campus by three men...he say's he didn't know. these are pictures of the scene...captured on surveillance cameras. police say the victim was walking home early yesterday morning...when he was attackedunprovoked by three men outside unit threea residence hall. the suspects beat the student unconscioushe was taken to the hospitaland is back home tonight. a friend of the victim says he was badly bruised...and hit in the back. police have made no arrests tonight. (grant) to the south bay-- the 74-year-old man that died... after being hit by a san mateo patrol car over the weekend... has been identified as vicente marquez. it happened saturday night on highway one in half moon bay. it was pitch black... when the man was leaving a resturant... after attending a wedding party. the victim was trying to cross the road to get to his car. c-h-p officials say marquez died at the scene. highway one was closed in both directions for about four hours a

a professor at u.c.he disagrees with the results of this particular study. 59% of the police departments nationwide now use body cameras, including most departments here in the bay area. >>> gun shot locater devices have been placed around the campus of one local university. campus police say the devices provide an extra layer of security on campus. surveillance cameras are also being installed at all campus parking garages. provides say there has not been any significant increase in crime on campus, but they want to prevent crime whenever possible. >>> today at 9:00, the sonoma county board of supervisors addresses,000 help the thousands of people left homeless following the north bay fires. >>> plus, a special ceremony held for the first officer killed on duty in alameda county 150 years ago. >>> and as breast cancer awareness month continues, what women and men should look out for. how to get help, and the products you can buy to support the cause. >>> they do say that october has some of the best wea

more than 100 people are still in the morning. ( mark ) students at u.c.rkeley gathered for a candle light vigil to remember those who were killed in the las vegas massacre. they sang songs by the campanile tower on campus. some spoke of what they were going through and others wrote their condolences on white paper on the ground which was lit up by candles. ( darya ) in novato... friends of stacee etcheber who was killed sunday in las vegas want the world to know how special she was. stacee who's husband vinny is a san francisco police officer, is being remembered as a devoted mother, cowgirl who loved horses and a skilled hair stylist. all wearing buttons showcasing her big, infectious smile they shared some of their favorite memories.<> <> ( darya ) the three also shared laughs about stacee's love of country music. they say she really had looked forward to seeing jason aldean perform last sunday. ( mark ) the family of a british climber who was injured last week during a rock fall in yosemite says she is recovering. her husband was killed in that rockfal

michelle would go on to graduate from u.c. davis and before moving to eagle rock to work as an insurance agent. my heart goes out to michelle and her family and friends and the other victims of the las vegas shooting. i'm heart broken and angry about the events in las vegas. these incidents are far too common and it is my hope that congress takes action to lessen these types of tragic events. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> the nation stands in mourning over the tragedy in las vegas. no one ever wants to be in that situation. but it once again reminds us that when there is danger, our law enforcement officers run to it, not away from it. mr. harris: we are going to hear many stories from that tragedy in las vegas, but many of them will concern those brave law enforcement officers who at the risk of their own lives protected and saved t

the turner center at u.c.rkeley put out detail prod posal for something like this that they called fair tax like that is ing an interesting idea, yeah, great point. homeowners that are low and middle income has definitely been shrinking. patrick in new york city, line for all others, go ahead. caller: hi. yeah, i'm my name is patrick atthew, i would like to know whether your guest this morning progress and poverty by henry george. mr. salviati? guest: i have not read that one. ask, patrick?you caller: well, i ask because i substantial s a argument that the problem is between capital and labor, wealth labor produces and the person that you're talking about who has a house land.ed the who owns the land? recreated as t be produce and reate wealth. host: all right, mr. salviati, pick up anything on that? guest: sure. i think i'm not sure exactly how that relates to the discussion having right now, but will say that it does sort of seem to feed into the point i was making before that we do make sure that we're dist