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he says a man attacked him at u.c. berkeley because of his conservative views. fr for my o safety so i started to record at that moment. >> on fox news tonight, two days after being punched in the face on the u.c. berkeley campus, an event recorded on cell phones. he said he was working as a field representative helping a conservative group get their message out on the plaza when a political argument turned violent. >> i was invited to campus to help a conservative group turning point recruit new members. while i was there, some students took offense to our sign that we had. >> police issued an alert asking anyone who can identify the attacker to contact them. the incident is making national headlines. donald trump jr. tweeted the attack on a conservative isn't getting the same attenti as when a liberal is attacked. we tried to talk to williams about what happened after his appearance on fox. can yout happened? >> not now. sorry. have a good night. >> reporter: he told us we'd have to wait until tomorrow. >> there's a lot of political tension here. >> reporter:

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i'm christopher herring, faculty at u.c. berkeley and i'll be presenting part of the presentation on s.f.s coalition on housing and some of the alternatives. and just to give you an outline of our presentation, i'm going to begin talking about the policing and sanitation responses to homelessness, and this is drawing from research that i worked with from the coalition on homelessness in 2014 and 2015 in partnership with the u.c. berkeley center on human rights and to provide some of the statistics and information that supervisors ronen and haney were asking for of what these impacts are on homeless individuals and also the data about the citations and police response that weren't provided already by the department. then i'll briefly talk about some of the concerns about the healthy streets operations center and this is drawing from ongoing research that i'm doing with u.s. berkeley law school's advocacy clinic and then i'm going to turn it over to a few others to talk about resolving approaches and community encampments. so

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political science professor over at u.c. berkely. weather the big story as well. when will we dry out and the answer is. >> monday. we will wait until monday frankly. >>> in the meanwhile, a view here at a beautiful shot over the east bay where we have mostly cloudy skies in some spots. mostly clear in others. and a few scattered showers are falling. a little bit of fog has developed over the north bay. and here we go again. with just a mix of just about everything going on. even lowering snow levels once again with snow in our hills for today. here's the look at storm totalsthus far. areas pick up more than 8 1/2 inches. lake so momma more than 7. and 6 inches and.# 5. so some areas near almost 9 inches rainfall since it all began. here's the view of storm tracker 2 and we are fairly quiet picking up on few scattered showers along the pi nines lan into the south bay. palo alto and areas near los altos and sunnyvale and crossing into the south santa clara cupertino and milpitas a little wet on the roadway if you have a early morning drive. we have fog reported at

u.c. merced's forward thinking approach which has been increasing opportunity to improve the quality of education for california's san joaquin valley and the entire system of the university of california. u.c. merced prides itself on having the largest share of low-income first generation underrepresentative students among all university of california's campuses. it's the first minority-majority campus in california. over 8,000 students. it's been a pleasure to watch the university grow over the last 13 years to honor and to meet its educator, students, and alumni that make up a tight, close knit -- i want to yield the balance of my time but, mr. speaker, go, bobcats. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today. >> live to the house science meeting this morning looking at climate change and environmental policy. it's been with it for 50 minutes and we'll stay with it live until the house at noon. >> in particular i thi

u.c. davis' veterinarian jamie peyton agreed to treat the bobcat for free...sinplying tilapia fish skin to the burns. the bobcat was released into the wild after just 11 weeks of treatment... less than half the amount of time originally anticipated. taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... the rain is starting to fall-- but it's going to intensify overnight.. . lawrence karnow: it was a mostly cloudy day with a few light showers. rain will become heavy at times tonight and tomorrow morning. you can see the rain on doppler now. flash flooding is a possibility through thursday. high winds will also cause damage. more rain will move in on thursday. cold showers will return on friday and it will be wet throught the weekend. that wraps up kron4 news at 6. on your bay area's local news station. news station.area's local on your bay tonight at 8.... we'll see you 6.kron4 news at that wraps up that i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspi

. >> at the center of u.c. berkeley campus people paused. cameras clicking or captivated by the view. some value the view for the beauty and history. >> it's nice to sit with friends and look at the sunset. >> the people that planned this campus recognized looking at the golden gate was a defining feature. >> they appealed the approval that would change the view to this one allowing a building with 274 housing units to be built blocking the views. >> we'll loose this. it's an iconic view. it's on the national registrar. >> the room was packed. supporters of the project spoke of the need for the housing noting that it was next to bart. students and staff face long commutes. >> it's sad to see them spend a lot of hours commuting. they deserve more housing. >> business owners and construction workers say it will help the downtown community. >> others finding out the houses would be market rate with a $10 million donated. >> these 274 units are not affordable. it's a false choice. view or housing, not both. >> you can have it all. >> no housing

i'm currently a first year at u.c. berkeley and also in favor of hillary ronan. she is also -- she's also been a strong supporter of mission education projects incorporated and i think it is very important to speak on behalf of the community she shows and her support because coming as a minority to a prestigious school, it is hard to come to that place when you are surrounded by all these difficulties and having a place like mission education projects incorporated, it makes it possible for kids who don't have those same opportunities as others and she, as a supporter, has shown that she's strong with her community and that's why we continue to support her. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, and congratulations, new supervisors. my name is gabriel medina. i'm the co--pac chair for san francisco latino democratic cluck and latino democratic caucus and i'm here to speak in support of supervisor hillary ronan for board president. as many know, hillary's been a long-time champion for the latino community since

(pam) u.c. berkeley police are now seeking a felony arrest warrant ...g for an assault that occured on campus last week. this video... captured by a student... shows the attack... an argument that turns violent.a man in a black t-shirt is seen shoving and yanking another person and grabbing at their cellphone. after a brief face to face confrontation, the man is seen pulling back his arm and punching the victim in the face... campus police say, they have identified the suspect and are asking the district attorney to evaluate the case and issue an arrest warrant. coming up.... road closures and travel warnings.. this major storm bringing heavy snowfall to the sierra... we're not talking inches we are talking feet of new snow .. details next. if you're watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on -dot-tv to subscribe. here's your buick sir. actually, that's my buick. your buick doesn't have a roof rack! this is my buick. how are we gonna fit in your mom's buick? easy. i like that new buick. me to

. >> this is just a picture of the collaborative, u.c. berkeley school of public health, others, all people in the collaborative, and really, people top of their field. i was blessed to work with and learn from the super smart scientists and advocates. chief joanne hayes-white was one of our participants, and quick results is that we detected multiple p foss chemicals in everyone we tested. they are in you, prevalent throughout the population but that firefighters, our women firefighters were really high in the chemicals. so, and our firefighters that had been using firefighter foam, they were even higher. so, we really recognize that on the job chemical exposure, you know, are happening. we know that that's happening. we have the science now to lend evidence to that. but in the meantime, as we were kind of waiting for these results, and this is something i also learned, results took three years. we did all the recruitment and the sample collection in a year and it takes a long time to analyze all those results. so, during that time we, a

when i first ran for my election at u.c.avis and he helped create a way to kind of visualize the information which was super helpful. but since then, chris has been on the elections commission, really working hard to make sure that reporting is done well. one of the best things i can say about chris is his ability, or give him praise for his ability to listen carefully and analyze like make himself available. and you can tell that through his work. so, it's my honor to support him here today. thank you so much. >> i am a volunteer with california clean money, and you know, i don't know personally christopher jerdonek, but i know california clean money really stands for him and that he, and i just want

he grew up in san jose, graduated from cupertino high, and then u.c. berkeley. he moved to south lake tahoe in 1974. that's where investigators say he killed a 27-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl. investigators found his dna on both victims, and then used ged match, the same voluntary public dna database that led to joseph deangelo, the rape suspect. >> tesla c.e.o. in trouble again pduce of a tweet. aew weeks earlier the company told investors it would make 400,000 cars. now, the securities and exchange commission has asked a federal judge to hold musk in contempt. officials say he violated the rules of a settlement to which he agreed to seek legal approval before tweeting anything that could impact the company. >> well, two of steph curry's biggest fans on the planet showed up court side to watch him play tonight. we'll show you who next. were al steph cu >>> okay, you had his mom, dad, younger sister all there for steph curry at his hometown in charlotte. >> when he left charlotte years ago, he was a local kid with some talent. now he comes back as a meg

along with supervisor walton, we have requested that ucsf, and u.c. independent team to review the procedures for the retesting of parcel a and g. [cheers and applause] >> these are trusted institutions. they will provide an independent analysis so the public can feel confident in the results. we also have to break the gridlock that is on our streets and create a more functioni

when i first ran for my election at u.c.avis and he helped create a way to kind of visualize the information which was super helpful. but since then, chris has been on the elections commission, really working hard to make sure that reporting is done well. one of the best things i can say about chris is his ability, or give him praise for his ability to listen carefully and analyze like make himself available. and you can tell that through his work. so, it's my honor to support him here today. thank you so much. >> i am a volunteer with california clean money, and you know, i don't know personally christopher jerdonek, but i know california clean money really stands for him and that he, and i just want to say open source paper ballot, like san francisco an innovative place and it's, this is the perfect -- and corporations shouldn't have any place in our voting in my opinion, and i think it would just be great to get this going and maybe publicly funded elections at some point, and ensuring democracy and i want to thank you, r

how to soften as a researcher at u.c. davis policy institute for energy environment and the economy she says the report highlights the need to take action on climate change that's very much in line with recent news that we've seen showing that the pace and magnitude of climate change is even greater than scientists have said even as recently as in the past five or ten years in october there was a big report from the united nations international governmental panel on climate change that showed that greenhouse gas emissions are warming much faster than we expect we've also seen a recent report showing that sea level rises accelerating so again very much in line with recent reports showing that actually is needed and needed now with this report shows is that it's critical to take action because if we don't take action and then we could see a loss of the glaciers in the region double so if something bad is going to happen but we can take steps to limit it from being much worse at the same time we can't fool ourselves and thin

the eagle was taken to u.c.nd the initial response was promising, it was suffering from lead poisoning, the humane way to do it was to euthanize the eagle. there's a reward for information of the person who shot the eagle. >>> the warriors had to come from behind tonight. >>> a deadly disaster that's all but forgotten. >> it's a story of courage, standing up for what's right and right in our backyard. >> the port of chicago explosion. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. (music throughout) . >>> it's black history month and we have stories of people making a difference. >> tomorrow the treasure island museum will open an exhibit of the port chicago explosion. african sailors millioned, happened spark

one thing that struck me is the partnership with the university system, both the cal state and the u.c. system. they're -- thornton thomasetti state of adult -- the state of adult daycare services in california, that's a quite complicated system. it was a victim of the 2011 recession, and they pointed out that 25% of millennials have caregiver responsibilities, so millennials are very interested in this topic. and there's -- it takes about two years to start-up a new center, and new york university is doing a pilot study on the effects of nutrition on hospitalization, and it'll be interesting to watch, and ucla is doing a study on mental health. we had an update on the older californiians act, and cal state university bakersfield has identified a group of students who would like to help with updating that legislation. this'll be discussed at our meeting at the end of this month. they're discussing that point -- there was a post election update. there was discussion of a long-term care -- long-term support and services, just figuring out where it would fit in. and then also, again, the

the century with people in india pakistan and china worst affected how to suffer as a researcher at u.c. davis policy institute for energy environment and the economy she joins us now via skype from davis california what do you make of this report. well that's very much in line with recent news that we've seen showing that the pace and magnitude of climate change is even greater than scientists and said even as recently as in the past five or ten years in october there was a big report from the united nations international governmental panel on climate change that showed that greenhouse gas emissions are warming much faster than we expect we've also seen a recent report showing that sea level rises and accelerating so again very much in line with recent reports showing that actually is needed and needed now so even if . looking at this report even if. we manage to limit global warming to one point five celsius thirty six percent of the glasses along the hindu kush in himalaya range will have gone by the twenty one hundred. and if we don't do it anything about climate change of emissions

i also served as the chair of the u.c. service related toe bass owe disease research program which was administered $200 million in research revenue over the past three years. as a medical student and surgery resident as ucsf, i already never participated in an operation for a patient for obesity, but between 1998 and 2004, the national rate of stomach stapling soared by 800%, and the procedure became one of the most common that i performed at the end of my residency. by the end of 2015, nearly 1 million patients under went surgery for obesity. my understanding of potential prevention strategies are derived from a health care fellowship at ucsf where i learned the purpose of tobacco research from san francisco. my interest in serving upon the committee is to ensure that the intent of the voters in the passage of prop v is ensured. i would like to bring my personal experiences from clinical surgery, ucsf, and the office of the president to ensure that my experience can be applied to reduce the dual epidemic. i have attended

this speaker is the dean of education from u.c. davis, lauren linstrom, and a panel of parents, educators, and student. there will be multiple workshops and a full college career fair of post secondary institutions, city organizations, and support agencies. i'm excited to aunited statnno for our district's graduating seenors, the superintendent's award is now accepting applications. six seniors excelling in the graduate profile will receive a $2,000 cash prize. this is available to all students regardless of citizenship status. you need to apply on-line by march 8 at www.sfusd.edu/studentaward. president cook, that concludes my announcements for this evening. >> president cook: thank you, dr. matthews. number three, student del gat report. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. last night, the student leaders participated in the presentation for alliance for girls which addressed issues facing girls of color in the sfusd. our goal is to provide input on designing proto-types of how security guards interact with girls of color. thank

along with supervisor walton, we have requested that ucsf, and u.c. independent team to review the procedures for the retesting of parcel a and g. [cheers and applause] >> these are trusted institutions. they will provide an independent analysis so the public can feel confident in the results. we also have to break the gridlock that is on our streets and create a more functioning transportation system. people may continue to choose to drive in san francisco, but that can't be their only choice. i will work with supervisor peskin on a measure that will charge our ride hail companies to relieve congestion on our streets. [applause] >> we have to keep pushing forward street facing invasion zero projects, including building protected bike lanes on high injury corridors, like the one we are building by upside on valencia street that made it so hard for you to get here. [applause] >> we will also continue investing in helping our transgender residents with housing and services, and to those in washington, d.c. who continue to try and erase transgender peopl

i graduated from mission high school, transferred to city college in san francisco and now attend u.c. berkeley. over the years i have witnessed firsthand the displacement of friends and family. we feel that my family and i will be next. we believed the marvel, no to the monster. >> thank you. next speaker, please. next speaker, please. >> sorry, he is losing it. thank you so much. i will be quick. i am in support of the monster in the mission. >> please keep it down. folks,. >> if you are confident in your arguments, you don't have to try -- >> if folks could keep it down and be respectful, i would really appreciate it. start again. >> thank you. this is a good project. it is a huge amount of housing. thirty 6% affordable is a lot. it is a very great -- great deal to build 100% affordable at the axis site and at the rob tillman site. without this project, it is not obvious that those two projects would become 100% affordable housing. so if this project goes forward to 200 affordable housing projects would also go forward. the less housing we have, the last displacement. displacement