on uc berkeley's campus. you can see them behind me on the picket line. they have their noise makers, signs and t-shirts. they're ready to walk off the job for two more days after today after what they say are pay disparities. contract negotiations have stalled with the largest union, the federation of state, county and municipal employees. that's the folks on the picket line right here. they're service workers, gardeners and other workers. in total about 50,000 uc workers across 10 campuses will be on strike over what they say is widening gender, racial and income -- 24,000 workers on strike are patient and service workers, 14,000 are nurses and 15,000 are health care research and technical workers. ucfs says it rescheduled 300 surgeries for cancer patients. we spoke to a woman out on the picket line this morning. she's been working at cal for two decades. she said wages aren't keeping up with the cost of living. >> no one wants to go on strike but it's needed because we need to send a message to the univers

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uc would not comment on accusations citing confidentiality laws. >>> uc berkeley has fired a long time member of the athletic department after an investigation found he violated the university's sexual violence and harassment policy. muhammad muktar was accused by seven women of assault over a 20-year period including former player lay shah clarendon. in mid january she filed a lawsuit against the board of regents and an investigation was launched. the university says muktar was terminated last friday. cal athletics called the findings you be acceptable and

the uc system says that's why they don't agree with the strike. they say it's putting patients at risk. they continue to be on strike at least through wednesday. live in berkeley, kpix 5. >>> jessica, thank you. police nab three shoplifting suspects who led them on a high- speed chase in the east bay. officers say their car was speeding more than 100 miles per hour before crashing into an electrical box in alamo. you can see the damage from chopper 5. the suspects are identified as kamoney gains and daniel hooper. and 31-year-old john williams. they're accused of stealing power tools from a home depot store in san ramon. >>> jeff sessions is headed to san diego this afternoon. part of a two-state swing to talk about immigration and enforceable. kpix 5 is in the news room with more. >>> he's traveling with the director of immigration and customs enforcement. and this morning, the attorney general spoke in arizona. >> the border is not open. the border is not open. don't come unlawfully. >> speaking at a conference of law enforcement officials the u

uc school of law.employee union in the cal system. 25,000 workers. more than 9000 are service workers. 15,000 of those are patient care technical workers. you might wonder who are they? service workers are security guards, ground keepers. the biggest will be the patient care technical workers, respiratory therapists, mri techs, etc. there is a task force in place to head off with emergencies to be sure that patients are taken care of. you can imagine the uncertainty that will be facing the five medical centers. this has to do with stalled contract negotiations and alleged racial and gender disparities. 97% of the union voted in favor of this strike. the president says "we've bargained in good faith for over a year to address widening income racial and gender disparities that front line low wage workers at. c are living every day. instead of joining us in the effort to arrest the trends uc has insisted on deepening them leaving workers no option but to strike ." this was their last offer that the union

this is finals week here at uc berkeley.t means no gardeners, no cooks, no custodians, a lot of cafeterias are closed because there is nobody to work them. commencement is saturday and that speaker, senator harris, no longer will be the speaker. we talked to a lot of students who say that is disappointing. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> a disturbing trend on bay area transit, apparent drug use while fellow travelers are feet away. the question on everyone's mind: what are officials doing about it, anne makovec joins us with answers. >> reporter: of course it is easy to find nasty scenes of open drug use on a lot of spots in the san francisco city streets of the downtown area. but when it comes to public transit, people are really starting to lose their patience. take a look at this photo. this was taken on saturday afternoon on an m-train in san francisco. you can see an uncapped surange filled with liquid-- syringe filled with liquid on this man's lap. a kpix 5 staffer took the photo and said three men appeared to be high and

>>> this is the second day of a strike by uc workers. we will tell you how the strike is impacting the public. >>> more shocking video to show you from hawaii. cars and homes swallowed by molten lava. the urgency now to get people who have been evacuated out of the path of that lava. >>> thank you for waking up with us. it is tuesday, may 8. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. there is lots to talk about in our weather. steve paulson has what you need to know. sea yesterday there was nothing going on, but it was warmer. today it will be cooler for some if you're stuck in that fog. it has come back, not for everybody, but there is a lot more. it is not a retreat, but it is making its presence felt for some. we have 70s and 80s inland but more 60s and 70s coast and bay. it looks warmer even still on friday and saturday with another cool down sunday. low clouds are pretty shallow but some areas might get socked in. higher elevations might get stuck in some thick fog near the coast and the coastal hills. this system coming in will give us mor

about 50,000 workers across the uc system are walking off the job.ng service workers like custodians, cooks and gardeners, they want higher wages and they are protesting gender and racial pay disparities. the nurses union today says they will also join the service workers on the picket lines, they are going on sympathy strike. the service workers union has called for speakers to boycott commencement. yesterday, senator harris's office released a statement saying due to the ongoing labor dispute, senator harris regretfully cannot attend and speak at the commencement ceremony. harris later tweeted, if we are going to live up to our ideals as a nation, it is critical we focus on economic equality and justice. one key is making sure everyone has access to a good job with fair wages. we talked to many cal students that are disappointed that she will not be speaking at commencement. >> it is a bummer that she is unable to show up for us, everyone here as students support our strikers and workers for them to get paid well. >> reporter: the university says t

-davis saying besides more money, they want uc to outsource less. >> we are trying to let uc recognize our problems and not ignore them. >> reporter: senator harris is showing her support for the strike by boycotting cal's commencement in which she was expected to speak. she tweeted in part: . if we are going to live up to our ideals as a nation, it's critical we focus on economic equality and economic justice. one key is making sure everyone has access to a good job, with fair wages." officials from uc say that their workers are already paid at or above market rate and they just can't afford the almost 20% raise they are demanding. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:15. let's check traffic. >> we have been tracking this accident and we do have a correction to make. earlier we were getting reports that this crash involving the car fire that had shut down all lanes on 160 at the antioch bridge is actually at the three mile slough bridge so this is north of the antioch bridge before highway 12 in the southbound direction. there's delays building in both directions and chp has shut down

it was on display yesterday at a robotics event at uc berkeley. tech companies from around the world were there to demo the latest a.i. products. the company says they can do a lot more than just serve food. >> robots can understand the environment. it draws the map of the restaurant, understands the table number, and when the server asks to go to table one, it finds a safe route, detects the humans moving around, strollers, babies, stops, reroutes, and delivers the food to the table. >> developers say it won't be long before you can see these robots out in the community, your workplace, and even your home. >>> let's take a look at some new sky drone video i shot earlier this week. it was a beautiful day. this along the coast in half moon bay. i went out to the san mateo coast near half moon bay over the waters and delivers there. >> gorgeous video. >>> i think it's going to look like that today. going to head out with the drone? >> maybe. we'll see. >> maybe a taste of that video tomorrow. it is going to be a beautiful day. clear skies is what yo

. >>> day two of a massive uc workers strike. hundreds of surgeries, thousands of appointments canceled at uc medical centers this week. >> we saw hundreds walk off the job when the strike started yesterday morning. even more on the picket line today. abc 7 news reporter amy holyfield live. good morning, amy. >> good morning. take a look behind me. these workers tell me senator kamala harris's announcement giving them new energy. they feel enthusiasm knowing nurses will join them today. here is what day one looked like. this is front of ucsf. picket lines like this at ten campuses. they are expecting larger clouds because they plan to picket in support of workers asking for more pay and equal pay for women and people of color. senator kamala harris said she will not speak at this saturday's graduation ceremony in berkeley as originally planned, because she wants to support the strike. workers say they appreciate her gesture. it is the talk of the picket line this morning. >> they are all excited. it is nice to hear our leaders ar

. >>> thousands of uc workers are wrapping up their three- day strike today.ackie ward reports from ucsf where picketers are getting support from other hospital workers. >> reporter: these people got here early this morning starting at 6 a.m. for the third and final day of the strike. the crowd has grown. we have hundreds of people here right now. the workers hope to keep the momentum going until 6 p.m. these are just a few of the tens of thousands of uc workers who have been striking for their rights since monday. they say after a year of failed negotiation talks with uc, this is what it's come to. this is the union spokesman who says in the latest offer, uc raised healthcare premiums and the retirement age. >> for what? so the uc's highest paid elites can line their pockets at their expense create more secret slush funds at their expense and it's not okay. >> reporter: uc has proposed a 3% raise while the union wants a 20% raise over the next three years. but it's more than just money to these people. gender and racial inequality is a major concern, too. eri

that is twice what other uc employees have received.stify to taxpayers the excessive raise, no matter how much we appreciate our service workers. >> because of the strike, senator kamala harris is canceling plans to speak at uc berkeley's graduation ceremony. student organizer said she was quote, fearless and vocal in march. yesterday, senator harris tweeted quote, if we are going to live up to our ideals as a nation, it is critical we focus on economic equality and economic justice. instead of senator harris, the uc berkeley chancellor will deliver the keynote address. >>> a new poll in the san francisco mayor's race show that one third of the voters are undecided. mark leno is one of the leaders followed by jane kim. london breed is another leader. some groups show mark leno has the slight lead in the race. >>> election systems are way behind schedule. the department of homeland security has only completed about half of the security reviews in states that have asked for them so far. the nation's intelligence chiefs warned earlier this

their studies in light of the tragedy.sot: frank worrell, professor of school psychology, uc berkeley// "this incident is going to certainly have an impact on their ability to be successful in those endeavors so we may need to create more space for them to do those kinds of things either at a different school site, at home, but recognizing that there is trauma and this is not just malingering."dr. worrell suggests teaching social and emotional strength as part of general education to serve as a coping mechanism for struggling teens rather than converting schools into prison-like environments with metal detectors as we've seen in response to these shootings. sot: frank worrell, professor of school psychology, uc berkeley// "this is less an issue about making the school a fortress but deciding that guns in fact have a certain place in society that it's way too prominent in our society and showing that there are other ways an individual deals with one he has conflict with." dr. worrell says these horrifying events can have long term impacts for those affected so it's important for counse

of uc santa cruz we are told demonstrators blocked entrances to the campus. because of that, officials canceled all classes that were not online at that campus. we will have more on the story coming up. back to you guys. >>> breaking news in san lorenzo. this is the scene at his berrien and llewellyn i would like to bring in from the chp air -- chp to help us understand what happened. >> this is stan. what we have going on right now is a collision that occurred involving an ambulance and a white audi. from what we know so far, the paramedics plus the ambulance was traveling southbound and the audi was driving east. again, this is still developing. we are getting information. there was a collision that occurred in the intersection the ambulance turned onto its side and at the time of the collision the ambulance was occupied by a patient as well as several personnel. from what i'm being told right now, the patient sustained major injuries as a result of this collision and is being transported to the hospital. the personnel inside, i am told they are not injured

it was on the uc berkeley campus. in a separate sexual assault on april 19, in the city of berkeley. surveillance video, you can see the man believed to be mcinnis with a gun and struggling with a female victim at the campus residence hall. she is able to break free from the man falling backwards into the doorway of the dorm. >> there is always means to negotiate or complain in a rational manner. but taking a life, i don't think it is worth it. >> mcinnis faces felony charges in connection with both incidents. >>> the cities of oakland and fremont are joining a lawsuit against the trump administration over the fences. they plan to include a question about whether the respondent is a us citizen. in addition to oakland and fremont, los angeles, stockton, and long beach have joined the suit. california's attorney general says immigrants may decide not to participate in the census, which could rob cities of federal funding based on population numbers. >>> the state attorney general filed a motion seeking to dismiss a laws

. >> reporter: the largest uc employee union is saying that this is the biggest strike in uc history. don't be fooled. it may be quiet now. but the strike is still ready to go and very much alive. so so far, tens of thousands of workers have been striking this week including registered nurses at uc's five major medical structures including here on parnassus plus 10 student health centers. they will picket again this morning. that's about 29,000 nurses, pharmacists and radiologies from across the uc system. they say they are out here after a year of stalled contract talks and are supporting other contract workers, too. this strike is being led by service workers of all kinds including food services. one cook from a dining hall at uc-davis says besides more money, he and his colleagues say there are gender and race inequality issues going on and they want uc to outsource less. >> we are trying to let the uc recognize some of the problems. >> reporter: senator harris is showing her support for the strike by boycotting cal's commencement in which she was expected to speak. she tweeted ear

all three unions have been involved in lengthy negotiations with the uc. afscme the patient care and service workers union is leading the charge. the office of the president's spokesperson says they strongly disagree with this strike which "negatively will impact students and the uc community." >>> it is do or die for the sharks tonight. they are down three games to two as they head into game six against the golden vegas knights. we are live from the tank where we spent the day with some hungry fans. hi, kit. >> >> pick your cliche, do or die, win or go home. the mood is what you can expect from the home team that is down in the series in game six. as one fan told me, they have no choice but to be optimistic. [ indiscernible ] if all goes well tonight, this #may finally get some much-needed -- hashtag may finally get the much need oomph. >> not effective if they don't win. >> the mood outside at the pregame street party was just as loud inside the tank knowing this could be it for 2018. >> this could be the last street party for season. >> no, i don't beli

. >> reporter: these striking uc service workers are getting a lot of support today from uc nurses and medical technicians who have joined them on the picket lines today here at the ucsf campus as well as other uc facilities across the state. this is part of a sympathy strike. the union wants to draw attention to what they say is the university of california's unfair treatment of its low wage workforce. yesterday about 25,000 service workers walked off the job at uc facilities across california, including medical technicians, custodians, food service workers and shuttle drivers. they're represented by the american federation of state, county and municipal employees, local 3299. now, the union says the average striking worker makes about $40,000 a year. this is a planned three-day strike that was called after negotiations broke down. of the big sticking point during those negotiations, job security for these workers, wages, and retirement benefits. >> this is a moral issue. this isn't just about dollars and cents. it is a moral issue. does the university of california stand for social m

this at uc this played at ten uc campuses across the state yesterday and is expected again today. workers are fighting for higher pay and pay equality saying women and people of color get paid less than white men for the same jobs at uc. senator harris said she would not speak at the graduation ceremony saturday as planned, because, she says, we instead need to focus on economic justice. campus chancellor chancellor chl will >> lieutenant governor of california will be coming here to visit with these workers at some point it week. we've had a lot of expressions of solidarity, a movement built. it doesn't happen in an instant, it builds. the university of california is going to one way or another get the message. >>> today nurses are expected to picket in solidarity with the workers on strike. ucsf canceled appointments and elective surgeries also hired replacement nurses for patients who do need urgent care. the union is asking for more money than uc can spend and the strike doesn't change the university's fox situation. this strike is set to last through tomorrow. reporting live

>> a massive uc worker's strike puts surgeries and thousands of appointments on hold at uc medical centers. >> tomorrow even more workers are set to walk. i'm dan ashley. >> abc 7 newings's kate larson spoke to those on strike and to patients. >> hundreds of uc. ies pictured into the evening hours. >> what are do we want? >> they are going for higher wages and better benefits. they worked at the campus for 37 years. >> back in the day, we have better care. they care about the workers and treat the workers right. now they are just outsourcing or job. >> they were picketing in solidarity with the service workers and nurses are joining the strike. they trained replacement workers and had to cancel 300 surgeries >> he was relieved to get a text that the mri was still on the schedule. >> were there any signs of a strike in the hospital? >> no. everything is normal. >> she has been living in the bay since her daughter had open heart surgery and said the care is as goo as weeks prior. >> there is nothing here that has changed. the floor that my daughter on is well taken care of. the housekeeping

>> reporter: the news came hours into a three-day uc worker strike. senator, harris would not deliver the keynote address to nearly 6000 uc berkeley graduates on saturday, instead, carol christ will. senator harris regretfully cannot attend and speak at this year's commencement ceremony due to the ongoing labor dispute. she later tweeted that if we are going to live up to ideals as a nation it is critical that we focus on economic equality and justice, one key is making sure that everyone has access to a good job with fair wages, uc berkeley students could not mask their disappointment. >> that sucks, i am disappointed, she is a role model that i wanted to see. >> it is a bummer that she's not able to show up, we supported our strikers and workers. >> reporter: for strikers like this campus custodian, the news was a welcome bloom. >> gives us hope that the university might listen to them because they do not listen to us. >> reporter: she says her family struggles to survive and she makes $900 every two weeks cleaning dorms with negotiations deadlocked

host: daniel sargent, professor of history at uc berkeley and the book is titled "a superpower transformed." a key player secretary of state , henry kissinger. what new have you learned about his role, his influence, and his tenure under two republican administrations? >> a great deal, during the research that ultimately resulted in this book, i was able to read thousands of new documents, memorandums, meetings, telephone conversations, and this is still an enormous amount -- there is still an enormous amount to learn. there are familiar critiques of kissinger, but when we engage him through the new documentation that has emerged, a mark obligated into mellon -- compelling portrait comes out. labeling a different begins tonce and that i emerge. >> when did he come to the united states and how did he rise to power in the u.s.? kissinger is an immigrant. he was born in germany. he comes to the united states as a refugee from the holocaust in the late 1930's. the his experience of the united states is a very dynamic one. when kissinger first came to the united states, his family was strugglin

jobs at uc benefits that should be uc jobs with uc benefits.impacting all 10 campuses, and this was the scene today at uc berkeley. uc santa cruz campus also has picketers there as well, demonstrators have blocked both entrances earlier this morning. again, the immediate impact to patients here at ucsf in san francisco, about 12,000 procedures and treatments, surgeries had to be rescheduled because of the strike and a little later from now, we are supposed to be speaking with a representative from the ucsf to talk into directly to them about the impact of this strike. we are going to be talking to some of the workers in the picket line as well, will have more coming up in the next hour. back to you guys. >>> happening today, please will hold a news conference reveal more information on officer shooting in downtown san jose. this happened about 7:00 yesterday morning near east william, and south ninth street. not far from san jose state university. investigators the officers opened fire on an armed home invasion suspect before taking him into cu

all three unions have been involved in lengthy negotiations with the uc. but afscm easeledding the -- afscme is leading the charge. they strongly disagree with this strike saying it will negatively affect the uc community. in berkeley, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> about 150 california law enforcement officers are on the east coast tonight for a good cause. they left sfo today bound for new jersey, where they will bike 250 miles to honor fallen officers killed in the line of duty. four-day police unity tour will end at the law enforcement officers memorial in washington, d.c. two bay area officers killed last year will be honored at the memorial next weekend. >>> still to come, is it too late for gun control in america? >> it is too easy. i could get out right now if i have $500 right now and get me a gun just like that. >> easy. >> yeah. that's crazy. >>> our allen martin goes inside the walls of san quentin to ask men convicted of gun violence what they would do to stop it. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled r

daniel sargent, professor of history at uc berkeley. the book is titled "a superpower transformed: the remaking of american foreign relations in the 1970's." a key player, secretary of state henry kissinger. what new have you learned about his role, his influence, and his tenure under two republican administrations? daniel: a great deal. during the research that ultimately resulted in this book -- i was able to read thousands of new documents, memoranda of telephone conversations -- i think there is an enormous amount kissinger for historians to learn. too long historians have been occupied with making the case or against kissinger. there are familiar screeds, familiar critiques of kissinger, but when we engage kissinger through the new documentation that has emerged, a more complicated and emerging portrait of the historical actor laboring under difficult challenging circumstance begins to emerge. host: we know him with his sick german accent. where was he born? -- thick german accent. how did he come to power in the u.s.? daniel: kiss

standards changed since the transfer of parcel a, d-2, uc-1 or uc-2 which would make you reconsider that those parcels were safe for transfer? and again, i'm asking, has there been any information because it's been a long period of time that we've been cleaning up the shipyard? have the standards changed? >> there is nothing in the changes in standards that would cause us any concern. >> supervisor cohen: what standards have changed? which ones? >> no standards have changed? >> supervisor cohen: is it safe for the navy to make the parcel safe for future developments? >> we have. >> supervisor cohen: and will you? >> we will. >> supervisor cohen: okay. that's concerning that the navy doesn't know or realize that. supervisor kim, i just want to give you a chance to chime in here. >> supervisor kim: thank you. i appreciate many of the questions that were already asked in regards to the shipyard. i'm just going to shift to treasure island which is part of the district that i represent. we know about the falsification of the data as it related to hunters point. can you describe the scope of w

>> a massive uc worker's strike puts surgeries and thousands of appointments on hold at uc medical centersorrow even more workers are set to walk. i'm dan ashley. >> abc 7 newings's kate larson spoke to those on strike and to patients. >> hundreds of uc. ies pictured into the evening hours. >> what are do we want? >> they are going for higher wages and better benefits. they worked at the campus for 37 years. >> back in the day, we have better care. they care about the workers and treat the workers right. now they are just outsourcing or job. >> they were picketing in solidarity with the service workers and nurses are joining the strike. they trained replacement workers and had to cancel 300 surgeries and 1200 surgeries. >> he was relieved to get a text that the mri was still on the schedule. >> were there any signs of a strike in the hospital? >> no. everything is normal. >> she has been living in the bay since her daughter had open heart surgery and said the care is as good as weeks prior. >> there is nothing here that has changed. the floor that my daughter on is well taken care of. the

want to stay there of all places at people's park because they feel unsafe. >> reporter: last year, ucired a social worker to begin talking with the people who hang out here, a possible precursor to the housing plan. >> they want the city to -- >> reporter: a uc spokesman wouldn't confirm any plans for this park. but he says they could have an announcement by the end of the month. in berkeley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> students across the country walked out of their classrooms again this morning to show support of the second amendment. this was the view from chopper 5 at california high school in san ramon. a few dozen students participated in the protest of stand for the 2nd. they stood outside the school waving signs and the american flag. the 16-minute pro gun rally is in response to the gun control walkouts that have been staged in the wake of the parkland, florida school shooting. >> we want to show at least people that support the second amendment and you don't have to be afraid to -- if you don't support the second amendment. >> other schools include montgomery high in santa ros

members of uc's largest union went on a three-day strike on monday. families took note. >> i would rather the people who work at the university have a decent contract. >> reporter: some people told us, yes, they were disappointed they wouldn't hear senator harris today, but not everyone felt that way. >> my own political views. yeah. they are not aligned with hers. >> i understand her decision not to attend this ceremony. as the university of california continues important contract negotiations. >> reporter: chancellor delivered the address as some students stood up with their backs turned in solidarity with the workers. crist said the staff the union represents are essential and that she hoped negotiations could be fruitful. in berkeley. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> we are following developing news in paris where isis has claimed responsibility for a deadly knife attack. one person is dead and four others are wounded after a man shouted allahu akbar and then attacked with a knife. it happened in the center of the city in an area popular with

ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. this condition has not been reported with entyvio. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections or have flu-like symptoms or sores. liver problems can occur with entyvio. if your uc or crohn's treatment isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. >>> welcome back. 15 minutes past the hour. classes resume at santa fe high school in texas today. less than two weeks after ten people died in the mass shooting. some students feel since the end of the school year is so close, returning to the building is not worth the pain. g

guys of what other uc employees have received. they cannot justify to taxpayers that such an excessive raise. a disruptive demonstration will change neither uc's economic situation, nor the university's position on affcme's demands. >> i wish i could be up there helping with my patients. but t making it difficult for us to go and staying. >> reporter: and we're back live. uc did call in 1,000ly placement workers. the strike continues through wednesday. tomorrow and wednesday the nurses plan to join the picket line so these lines will be looking a lot larger. andre. >> rob, they are getting a lot of attention now that so many patients are effected. thank you for that live report. >>> an ambulance transporting a patient collided with another car and then flipped on its side in san leandro. >> several people were hurt. we go now to rob malcolm for an update on what happened. >> reporter: i just want to give you a look at what is going on behind me here in san lorenzo at his parian boulevard. any confirmation they told us will come la

we're talking 14 years ago -- since the transfer of parcel a, uc-1 or uc-2, specifically, would it make you reconsider that those parcels are safe for transfer. >> there's always a risk of e.p.a. risk modelling and sort. of course, if that happens we take another look at that either through a five year review process or things change in between there, we look at that. >> supervisor cohen: so, have we looked at the change? first of all, can you confirm that there is a change that has occurred in terms of e.p.a. standards? >> there are -- i'm going to ask my colleague, john chestnut to answer that. i think there's some changes to how e.p.a. does risk modelling and things of that sort that have been updated. we have the criteria that are in the record of decision for the site. those criteria, at least to date in my view, remain protective. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you. mr. chestnut. >> yes. so he's reity rating some risk models have changed, but we're always evaluating them on a continuous basis. >> supervisor cohen: so has the shipyard transfer, again, not exclusively to parc

uc health staff is on strike. >>> live at the scene in san lorenzo wheroads are still clos >>> the biggest groups of home buyers in the state are among the youngest. "7 on your side" michael finney looks at what it takes to buy in the bay area. >>> tens of thousands of uc health care workers on strike. and it is going to last until wednesday. thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley, the disruption is noticeable. >> the uc health system continues to outsource jobs. >> lyanne melendez is live with the story. >> reporter: ucsf had several days, weeks to prepare for the strike, calling in temporary workers. tomorrow is a different challenge as the powerful nurses union joins this strike. more than 12,000 procedures and appointments alone had to be canceled and rescheduled because of the three-day strike. >> we actually had an overabundance of staff. some staff worked in other areas. and some staff went home. and so we are now preparing for tomorrow. >> reporter: tomorrow, the nurses will join those on the picket lines. those on strike are custodians, cooks, security guards

uc berkeley currently has about 8,000 student beds on campus. this is all part of a plan to double that. but the homeless are concerned that the real aim is to get rid of them. >> you can say that it's a bad park all you want but then if you be around long enough kids come. college students come. all type of peoples come. >> time line to completion, four years. and they have the mayor's full support. in berkeley, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> for the fourth year in a row president trump spoke at the national rifle association annual convention. >> you have an administration fighting to protect your second amendment. >> what else he told the crowd and why he thanked rapper kanye west. >> part of the b.a.r.t. extension to the south bay could be delayed, the reason the san jose sharks are susan. >>> may the 4th be with you. we visit uc if sf children he is hospital as the start of the movie made the patient's tame. >> "7 on your side" michael finney taking questions on facebook and twitter. just post them with the hashtag ask michael finney and he w

you are a student at uc berkley. can you give me a picture of what you are doing. >> first and foremost, i am a student at uc berkley. i am working on research right now regarding ulysis. beyond that i write, edit, do social media for catholic organizations, speak to youth groups, college centers. i am kind of all over the place. i write blog posts for various companies. i advise people on how to use instagram and pinterest. >> you consult on social media with people but i notice also you are an excellent writer. looking at your web page it says hi, i'm sam. i write edit and do social media for catholics from foggy san francisco. you have links to various networks of artists, writers. as i click through i am discovering a world that's not known to me too well which is young catholic professional art son writers, and so on on the internet doing what they do in the service of catholic faith. >> yes. >> you seem to be involved with all the people. everyone i mentioned, you are already working for. >> yeah. it's very int

uc would not comment on accusations citing confidentiality laws. >>> uc berkeley has fired a long timember of the athletic department after an investigation found he violated the university's sexual violence and harassment policy. muhammad muktar was accused by seven women of assault over a 20-year period including former player lay shah clarendon. in mid january she filed a lawsuit against the board of regents and an investigation was launched. the university says muktar was terminated last friday. cal athletics called the findings you be acceptable and such misconduct has no place on campus. >> look at this video. a pedestrian is crossing the street and nearly hit by a car. watch this now. so close. this happened in san ramon. it happened yesterday just after 9:00 a.m. at al costa boulevard and ironhorse trail. watch again now. the driver crashed into the car with the dashcam and a light pole. we are told no one was hurt or arrested but very close. >>> a driver will appear in court tomorrow to answer charges of being high on marijuana in a crash that killed a woman and two young sist

. >>> thousands of uc working walking off the job across uc medical facilities over contract negotiationss have been canceled. the strike expected to of the la through wednesday. >>> attorney general jeff sessions is expected in california today. he'll visit the san diego border to talk about immigration enforcement. >>> number five, you can already see conditions are different this morning. look at that lack of cloud cover on the exploratorium camera. temperatures anywhere from two to seven degrees warmer than avera average. >>> number six, looking good for the monday morning commute. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights will be on very soon. >> i was away for the weekend. when i came home, i came in and saw the wind had broken the bloom off and that's when i got a whiff of it. >> it smells like decays meat. the famous conservator only has two corpse flowers, he has seven. how does this even happen? >> now, how is the neighbor doing? has he not told the neighbor? we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the start of early voting for the june 5th p

sot: frank worrell, professor of school psychology, uc berkeley// "this is less an issue about making the school a fortress but deciding that guns in fact have a certain place in society that it's way too prominent in our society and showing that there are other ways an individual deals with one he has conflict with." ella sogomonia kron 4 news ( marty ) in fremont, a 25-year-old bicyclist is fighting for his life after after being hit in a bike lane. and investigators are asking for helping finding the driver responsible. the collision happened early tuesday morning along the stevenson boulevard 8-80 overpass. police say the cyclist was hit from behind ... and the driver kept going after the crash one cyclist we spoke with says he was almost hit using same the bike lane. <"i almost got hit the other day as well, and i just, uh, you just gotta, you know, watch out for the, you gotta be defensive.">( marty ) police describe the car involved as a dark colored 2003 to 2007 toyota highlander ... with significant damage to the front passenger side headlight and fog lamp. ( marty )(ááávidbo

. >> hundreds of uc. ies pictured into the evening hours. >> what are do we want? >> they are going for higher wages and better benefits. they worked at the campus for 37 years. >> back in the day, we have better care. they care about the workers and treat the workers right. now they are just outsourcing or job. >> they were picketing in solidarity with the service workers and nurses are joining the strike. they trained replacement workers and had to cancel 300 surgeries and 1200 surgeries. >> he was relieved to get a text that the mri was still on the schedule. >> were there any signs of a strike in the hospital? >> no. everything is normal.

uc would not comment on accusations citing confidentiality laws. >>> uc berkeley has fired a long time member of the athletic department after an investigation found he violated the university's sexual violence and harassment policy. muhammad muktar was accused by seven women of assault over a 20-year period including former player lay shah clarendon. in mid january she filed a lawsuit against the board of regents and an investigation was launched. the university says muktar was terminated last friday. cal athletics called the findings you be acceptable and such misconduct has no place on campus. >> look at this video. a pedestrian is crossing the street and nearly hit by a car. watch this now. so close. this happened in san ramon. it happened yesterday just after 9:00 a.m. at al costa boulevard and ironhorse trail. watch again now. the driver crashed into the car with the dashcam and a light pole. we are told no one was hurt or arrested but very close. >>> a driver will appear in court tomorrow to answer charges of being high on marijuana in a crash that killed a woman and two young s

uc berkeley workers here sending a message to speakers invited to campus.don't cross the picket line. senator palmer harris was scheduled as the commencement speaker this saturday. but she is now boycotting in support of the strike. harris tweeted in part, if we are going to live up to our ideals as a nation, it is critical we focus on economic equality and economic justice. >> this is affecting students. >> we banked on that heavily. we give her much praise for that. definitely. >> reporter: though some seniors are expressing disappointment, workers say senator harris's move is an important step in their fight. service workers, such as custodians and cooks, asking for higher wages, and are protesting what they cite as racial and gender disparities. >> she is supporting woman of color, and that is really motivating us, more, to keep fighting for equality. >> reporter: universe of california says its offer is fair. a 3% raise. but the union representing service workers once more. >> the folks house here -- out here to be here tomorrow, this continues through

sot: frank worrell, professor of school psychology, uc berkeley// "but often times people have a sense of hopelessness, they're not necessarily depressed. but they dont think that there is hope in the future or that there is a chance to turn things around then tehy are more likely to choose a solution that is final. also, i think people who are hurting, you know the old saying about that their boss yells at them at work and they go home and kick the dog, this idea that lashing out creates a sense of release, and again that comes back to how do you actively engage with a problem how do you actively engage with anger?" dr. worrell suggests teaching social and emotional strength as part of general education to serve as a coping mechanism for struggling teens rather than converting schools into fortresses as we've seen in response to these shootings. tonight at 10 we'll hear from dr. worrell on how to move forward...from such a scarring event...as we're seen it isn't just the santa fe high

shuttle buses for students were not running at uc berkeley or uc santa cruz and morning classes were canceled at santa cruz. >>> an emergency call ends with a deadly crash. an ambulance flips over on its way to the hospital. how the injured crew still tried to save the patient's life. >> and a stolen van crashes into a home. the woman inside describes the moment it came plowing into her living room. >> we test out the machine that's changing how the 49ers play. how athletes can find out in seconds if they're at risk of an injury. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. it happe >>> a woman being rushed to the hospital died after her ambulance was broadsided. this happened at the intersection of all, ew -- at the intersection of lewellin and hesperian. both suffered injuries when the ambulance flipped over. but they still tried to help their patient