he was ared on his way to work at uc berkeley.ince 1992, shortly after the attacks began. livter: that's right, larry. roy waller worked here at the building behind me on the uc berkeley campus for 26 years at a safety specialist. he is now on investigative leave. here in the uc berkeley environment health and safety department, he worked as a safety specialist since 1992. he managed the training use for use of equipment on campus, including forklifts, aerial lifts and res praters. dna evidence led to his arrest. >> it's an unfortunate situation. it had to be around a campus where there's a lot of, potential victims. >> reporter: some students say it was unnerving when they got a copy of the e-mail, emphasizing that none of the crimes he committed took place on or near campus. this is nonetheless deeply unsettling. >> disturbing. i'm glad he got caught. >> surprising that didn't get discovered until recently. >> reporter: uc berkeley pledged that ucpd will be reviewing any open sexual assault cases to determine if any might be rel

they put uc davis in field-goal range. castillo was picked off on two of the first three drives of the game. uc davis led 3-0 after the first quarter. moving onto the second quarter, the cardinal offense finally gets on track. costello lobs it to whiteside. that gives stanford a 7-3 late. later on, they try the other side of the end zone. it is the same result and stanford goes up a 17-3 at the half. in the fourth quarter, the cardinal up 20 7-3. the aggies were trying to get into the end zone, but it is thomas booker with the interception. stanford has allowed only two touchdowns in three games this season. they beat uc-davis 30-10. >> it wasn't perfect, but i told the guys we are not going to act like we lost because we didn't win by as much as we wanted to. we won. we are where we wanted to be record wise. >> they will be written -- the oregon ducks will be ready for the cardinal next saturday. the spartans were shut out by washington state last week and. so, some progress today when they found the end zone, josh all ov

stephanie gutierrez, uc berkeley student. "any person associated with sexual assault is troubling and i am glad he is gone. uc berkeley sent out an email to students and staff about the case. quote, we were shocked to learn about a campus employee was arrested in connection... we don't believe he is connected but we are opening up cases. melody passebani, student. "i am glad they are re-openning cases and looking into them. (estacio live) uc berkeley also said authorities say their investigation did not reveal any cases connected to the univerisity but nonetheless they will be looking into their files. te é (catherine) kron-4 sent a push alert when the arrest was announced today. make sure you download the kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (ryan) pain, disbelief and a plea for help, in the hunt for a hit and and run driver who struck and killed an elderly woman in the south bay. the fatal accident happened near the intersection of vista park drive and copperfield drive, off capitol expressway in

waller lives banesia and workedded at uc berkley for 25 years. police say he is the man responsible for a 15 year crime spree that spread across 6 counties. law enforcement age agencies have been looking for this man for 27 years. authorities say he is responsible for sexually assaulting 10 women throughout the bay area and sacramento valley. he started with an attack in 19 and moved to vellejo and martinez and davis and chico and woodland ending in sacramento in 2006. the district attorney says today is the result of science and law enforcement working together. >> for 27 years there has been one common thread, his dna. i have often said in my career that dna is the silent witness to the truth. for 27 years, that truth was not known until now. >> minutes ago, we received this statement from uc establishingly, we were shocked today to learn that a campus employee was arrested in connection with a series of rapes that occurred more than a decade ago in several northern california communities. a statement goes on to say, there is no indication that

he started working at uc berkeley in 1992. >> laura begins the coverage in woodland. laura? >> reporter: hi, larry. one of the alleged victims lived here in woodland. the attack happened here. another, just down the road in davis. these attacks go back to 1991, but today, investigators told us they actually cracked this case in a sacramento dna lab a week and a half ago. cold cases often become a journey for justice. >> reporter: after nearly three decades and at least ten cases spanning six counties, investigators say they finally got their man. the man they believe is the norcal rapist. 58-year-old roy charles waller was arrested thursday when he arrived at work at uc berkeley. >> an incredible partnership between science and passionate police work, the answer that many waited so long has come to us in the last ten days. >> reporter: investigators say they matched waller's dna with camp samples at various crime scenes like in chico. >> the dna in our case comes from her stabbing the defendant in the arm. >> reporter: in 2006, a victim from north sacramento went public in h

"abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley is at uc berkley with reactions. we will begin with eric thomas who spoke with his neighbors. >> reporter: we did indeed. he lives on k street in very nearby au. we went up to his door and knocked to see if someone is home. he is married but nobody answered. the people who live here, once they heard about what happened, the arrest, they displayed shock. wide-eyed shock. roy waller lives here behind the neatly-trimmed lawn and white pickett fence, a quiet guy in a quiet neighborhood. >> i walk up and down this road every single day. i've seen him. i have seen his wife. so -- but i have never really spoken to him that i can remember. >> reporter: but now these people must come to grips with news that their 58-year-old neighbor is behind bars accused of being the nor cal rapist. >> you would look at him and think he is a normal person. you would never, ever think that. >> you know, this is a nice neighborhood. you don't really imagine that somebody who's been accused and arrested of doing such a thing, or so many attack

we welcome david levine, professor at uc hastings college of the law. why did senator flake vote in favor of the nominee but also make the stipulation for the fbi investigation? >> a couple of days ago senator flake went to the floor of the senate before the hearings with doctor ford and judge kavanaugh showing he was clearly in anguish about this and about the doubts that were there. just really hurting. he is one of the moderates, republican, who everybody thought his butt was important kavanaugh was going to go through. he was clearly a doubt this morning. >> the why not vote no? >> he respects his republican colleagues. he is simply one who is in doubt. if we listened this morning several of the democratic senators said just give us a week. let the fbi investigate and let's see what there. we have not had a complete hearing of all of this. senator flake heard that. we were talking this morning about senator mccain and it seems that senator flake channeled a little bit of that spirit to compromise. it looks like senator murkowski's going to go along,

.>> reporter: here at uc san francisco these students may be future doctors nurses or pharmacists but once they pay whopping tuition and rent many students say there is little money left over to buy groceries.>> my name is haley.>> reporter: food stamps or calfresh comes in now, this second year medical student is signing up.>> i have to pay for rent just like anyone and amenities and transportation, on top of that school.>> reporter: haley is receiving $192 a month to buy groceries. >> it gives me an incentive to not eat out at restaurants because i know that i have that budget i can use e store. >> reporter: calfresh is a federally funded program card c used at most markets. the food bank is helping students get it. >> when you don't have much money for food you have to make tough choices about what you are going to eat. that way these students are able to invest in their health right now.>> reporter: university of california says a system statewide including uc berkeley almost all of undergraduates and a quarter of graduate students say they eat less than they should because of you

. >>> in the east bay, uc berkeley will open a brand-new locker room. >> this is very unique. larry beale has the details of what that means for students at uc berkeley >> reporter: touring a new addition into the uc berkeley sports facility, ben can recall his experience as a disabled student more than a decade ago. >> i went from being my disability that only my two best friends and my mother and father saw to 30 people on a dorm floor as i'm going to take a shower. >> reporter: then even changed clothes in his room before hitting the gym just to keep things simple. now, as manager of campus access services, he's celebrating the grand opening of a new facility. it offers seven private showers and 16 private changing rooms to start. the project manager said they benefit a wide range of students who might not feel comfortable in traditional settings. >> gender nonconforming or trans who may want privacy. >> reporter: people with body issues, strict religious beliefs were also on the list. cal students pushed for this facility and raised much of the $2.7 million to build it. be

patrick and ellis, client change scientist from uc berkeley. we appreciate your time. >>> a warming trend underway. we are going to continue this as we get into the next few days. i talked about height and fire danger as well. we have an advisory for some of our health. i will detail that in a moment. let's take a view of san francisco. you can see along the coastline, we do have the cloud cover that has remained for most of the day and on the west edge of san francisco, 57 right now. the mid to upper 80s over areas of the north bay. 69 in oakland. the inner east bay 90 degrees at livermore and 84 in san jose. temperatures up by several degrees in most areas away from the coast. along the coast we are fairly cool even a little cooler than yesterday and you can see it is widespread from the north bay all the way down into monterey at this point. the wind is offshore. if you take a look at the very light arrows under the numbers, coming from this direction over our hills and portions of the bay, you get closer to the coast and it is more of an on

waller began working at uc berkeley in 2002. uc berkeley told us they didn't start fingerprinting job applicants until 2004. >> it's an unfortunate irony, i mean, they hide in plain sight. you never know what someone is capable of. reporter: the university says although waller is not accused of committing crimes on campus, uc police are reviewing all of their open sexual assault cases to check for similarities. >>> turning now to our forecast. we are we are starting off with fog this morning. right now, your temperature bay area wide are in the 50s. we're at 52 in santa rosa, and 56 in concord. making our way through the day, we're going to see a few clouds along the coast, temperatures in the mid-60s there. sunny and mild around the bay. in the low to mid-70s, and then upper 80s for folks inland, sunny and warm but not as warm as we will see next week. we've got a warm up on the way. >>>an 11th hour extension, a bay area woman is getting more time to decide whether to testify against supreme christine blasey vanaugsaultehe the

as i mentioned, uc berkeley and the university of wisconsin madison are handling this study. in the past century they say average temperatures have gone up in the national parks at twice the rate and nearly rainfall at the same time has gone down. the causes they're saying are emissions. so we're talking about cars, power plants, deforestation, saying there's an increase in the wildfire areas that burned, the melting of glaciers at national parks as well as shifting vegetation. of course all this depends on how we move forward with the paris agreement. if we stay on our current path, the study says temperatures will change between 5 to 7 degrees celsius but if we abide by the agreement, it will only change between 1 to 3 degrees celsius. they're saying they expect a two-degree temperature change at national parks regardless. we're live at the golden gate bridge, pete surratos for "today in the bay." >> beautiful vista behind you too, pete, thanks. >> 6:07. >>> the park in san francisco got a fresh makeover. hundreds flocked to see it yesterday. the pacific heights located are

. >>> a uc berkeley professor retires following sexual harassment allegations. the scholar was suspended for three years without pay after being accused of putting his hand on a female student's lie and making sexual advances in 2013. those allegations prompted a walkout in 2016 and it was reported that the punishment handed down in august stands and he won't receive retirement benefits during the rest of his suspension. their professor denies the allegations. >>> as for florence, today, food, water and other supplies will be distributed in the hard hit city of wilmington, north carolina. one road has reopened into wilmington and more than 100 flooded roads are still closed and one half million businesses and homes don't have electricity. at least 30 to have been killed. virginia reports the first florence related death when a tornado knocked down a building near richmond. >>> our time is now 4:05 and the head of fema leading the trump administration florence relief effort is on the hot seat for possible ethics violations. and investigation of brock long, the fe

he was married and working at uc berkeley, had been there for the past 25 years. prosecutors said his first known victim was 21 when attacked in winter park, among the victims who showed up in court in sacramento yesterday seeking justice. >> i don't know if i can describe in words how much i have waited, waited this long. i want this much. there is no place on the planet i would rather be right now. >> wall has been charged with raping two women and sacramento county and prosecutors say he was identified after investigators had dna evidence entered into a genealogy website which narrow the search to his relatives and then authorities got his dna from a straw they pulled from his trash. police said it matched and he was arrested on thursday. >>> pope francis has acknowledged that the sex abuse scandals rocking the catholic church is driving people away. he said the church must change its ways to keep future generations and his statements came on the final day of the baltic pilgrimage, also on the heels of a new report that shows decades of sex abuse and coverups i

uc hastings professor. of law david levine thank you for joining us. >>> stay with us for the latest moment on the judge kavanaugh hearing. you can find updates on our website, ktvu.com as well as our social media pages. >>> there has been a major court ruling in a legal battle involving san francisco's leaning and thinking millennium tower. judge has rolled the trans bay joint powers authority, the public agency responsible building and maintaining the trans bay transit center, is responsible for the huge legal bills for the troubled tower next door. the tower is a two-year legal battle over who is responsible for fixing the high-rise. lawyers for the millennium tower have long complained that construction work as a translate transit center destabilized the millennium foundation. >> the dallas police department today fire the officer who fatally shot her neighbor inside his apartment three weeks ago. officer amber geiger's dismissal comes one week after she was charged with manslaughter and of the shooting

. >> news of the arrest came as a shock to students and staff at uc berkeley where waller worked for decades. kpix5 reporter da lin continues or coverage with reaction from campus. da? >> reporter: liz, a big surprise indeed. the campus sent out this e-mail to everyone on campus alerting them about the arrest. for years waller worked on the third floor of this building here. his job title? safety specialist in charge of keeping people safe, yet he's accused of attacking a number of women. >> so it's really an unfortunate irony, i mean they laid in plain sight. you never know what someone is capable of. >> reporter: for 26 years roy waller worked for uc berkeley's environment, health and safety office. sacramento police arrested him yesterday as he arrived for work. it appears the university has already removed his nameplate from his office. his middle name is charles. that's him? >> i used to see him walk around. i'm almost positive he drove the truck. he was very quiet, very quiet. he didn't i mean talk to us ever. >> reporter: waller's co- workers and many university employees were

. >>> a group of demonstrators showed their support for christine ford on the uc berkeley campus. the group by any means necessary organized the rally. the protesters said the delay of the vote in order to hear more testimony is a victory in and of itself. >>> a deputy was shot and killed this afternoon and another deputy was wounded during an exchange of gunfire with the suspect. it happened at a pep boys auto parts show in rancho cordova about 30 minutes east of sacramento. investigators say two deputies were responding to a call about a fight inside the store between an employee and a customer. investigators say when the deputies arrived, the suspect started shooting. the deputy who was killed has been identified as 27-year-old mark stasyuk. >> it's incredibly difficult for all of us, myself included. i'm fortunate enough to find strength at the right moments to do things like this and address my troops but it doesn't get easier. obviously i've had a 30-year career and i've gone through this a lot. it's an incredible hole that never quite gets filled in the hearts of our depart

he was arrested thursday as he arrived at his job at uc berkeley. >> the suspect is married and has had the same job for the last 25 years. >> all those victims, huge relief, i'm sure that if he is the man that's done it, he's no longer on the streets. >> uc berkeley officials releasing a statement confirming his employment at berkeley's office of environmental health. they say campus police will review any open sexual assault cases on campus to see if he could be connected in any way. >>> a shooting on the bay area freeway forced lanes to shut down for almost three hours. it happened on 980. someone opened fire on a car driving west of 580. the driver was the only person inside. he was hurt by broken glass and was taken to the hospital. the chp believes bullets only hit that one car. >>> now to a scary commute over the richmond bridge, this school bus caught fire on westbound 580 just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. there were 11 students on board. you see there video of them being escorted away by firefighters. no one was hurt. investigators blocked off the westbound lanes of the brid

another rally is scheduled for tonight, this one at uc berkeley. we are in palo alto last night, hundreds behind the streets all showing support for blasey ford. we are expecting to hear from her for the very first time on thursday. again, that is when the palo alto university professor is scheduled to testify in washington. >> knowing her i think she will do just great. i just really hope the court listens to her because she has a lot to say and i know she's telling the truth. >> supporters are expected to gather again tonight, that rally at uc berkeley scheduled to begin at 5:00. abc 7 news is following all developments as they happen. you can get alerts right on your phone, just download the abc 7 news app. >>> new at 11:00, authorties in the east bay are investigating a crash involving a chp officer. the officer was on a motorcycle that collided with a car just before 9:00, sky 7 was over the scene in richmond and this is ularbound hospital as a precaution. that officer is expected to be okay. the other driver remained on the scene. >>> develop

live at uc berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix5. we'll hear from one man who captured a valuable piece of >> stay with kpix and kpix.com for continuing coverage. coming up at 6:30 we will hear from one man who captured a valuable piece of evidence on camera more than a decade ago. >>> a deadline is looming at this hour for the bay area woman who says supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the '80s. a key senator says christine blasey ford has until 7 p.m. our time to agree to testify. >> as that back and forth continues, ford is also dealing with some serious security challenges. she has been the target of harassment and threats according to her attorney. >> kpix5 political reporter melissa caen is here with that part of the story. >> the story just keeps unfolding. today professor christine blasey ford met with fbi agents from the san francisco district office. there she discussed threats that she has received since going public with allegations that judge brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her decades ago.

a team from uc-davis developed the technique. it has been used successfully on several other burned bears. >>> still to come mass confusion on the streets of san jose. why so many drivers are suddenly blocking the bike lane. >>> plus, living off the grid in the center of the city. we will take you inside a one- of-a-kind complex in san francisco. >>> this baby jackrabbit is so small, she fits in a cupcake wrapper. the rescuers who are now filling in as their -- as her foster mom's. parking spot in downtown san jose. kpix 5's maria medina shows us: the problem isn't congestion. it's confusion. ((britta >>> it is getting a lot tougher to find a parking spot in downtown san jose. maria medina shows us the problem is not congestion, it is confusion. >> it is very confusing. >> reporter: her confusion was caught by our camera as she pulls in to park her car. she pauses wondering if where she is parking is legal. >> there is a parked car in the middle of the street. that was weird. >> reporter: she decides it did not look right and par

the uc berkeley employee accused of terrifying women for years as the norcal rapist, bay area and -- investigators making a move to preserve the evidence. 58-year-old roy waller is accused in at least 10 attacks over the course of 15 years. kristin explains how investigators say his own family tree finally gave him away. >> reporter: by all accounts, roy waller seemed like a regular guy living a peaceful life in a quiet neighborhood behind a white picket fence. authorities say he was a predator who spent years raping and terrorizing women all over northern california. authorities say this is the face of a statistic serial rapist who has alluded justice for nearly 3 decades. roy waller is the norcal rapist. the man who has a sexually assaulted 10 women in six counties starting in 1991. >> the suspect in this case was a real life bogeyman. he crept into his victims homes under the cover of darkness and attacked them when they were most verbal. >> reporter: there were clues about the suspect identity over the years. a sketch released in 2006 after victim glimpsed his face. his car seen

they say that he has eluded the law for 27 years, working at uc berkeley for 25 years. investigators believe that he is the man behind at least 10 rapes and assaults that is victim say sometimes lasted for hours. authorities believe that she was his first victim. her case falls beyond the statute of limitation, but she is hoping that she can help the prosecution in some way. >> whatever that looks like. if it is testified to show a pattern. if it is a victim's impact station -- see me, going to demand to get my day in the room with him. >> reporter: the sketch was released in 2006 after victim got a glimpse of his face. his car was seen on the surveillance camera. in this other one, his face was covered with a mask. but he left dna evidence on the scenes. >> that is disturbing. what time will he be arraigned? or mac at 1:30. >>> the time now is 5:09. the man once known as america's database spend the rest of his life behind bars. we will have more on that the bill cosby sentencing hearing, which will start a few hours. >>> some changes with the weather. we're looking at

we are joined now by a housing research analyst at uc berkeley. thank you for being here today.udy paints a dire picture of the housing situation in our state. what troubles you the most about what you found? >> what we found is 54% of renters in california are over burdened by housing costs. which means they are spending more than 30% of their on housing. and that is equivalent to 9.5 million tenants. and the impacts are not just what we can see right now but what will last a long time into the future. >> you say the effects of this affordable housing crisis are far reaching. how so? how is everybody impacted when certain people are finding it tough to find affordable housing? >> they are the individual effects. when it comes to a family and a person's mental and physical health. when you are faced with housing instability and homelessness, that folks are three times more likely to be under frequent mental distress. with so many people impacted all this adds up to harm societily. we see -- >> more people on the roads. traveling further -- >> as people get pushed away from their

she's now recovering at uc-davis medical center. in antioch, a tenth grader at antioch high school was hit by a toyota 4 runner. that driver did not stop. two more students were hit in the same crosswalk an hour later. this time the driver stopped and helped. an e-mail was sent to parents, asking them to talk to their kids about street safety. >> as a parent telling your child to make sure that you look both ways, that you -- that you get the attention of the driver before you cross the street. >> antioch students were taken to the hospital and released. police are still serving for the hit-and-run driver. the suspect vehicle license plate is on your screen. anyone with information is asked to call antioch police. >>> tornadoes and flooding aftermath of florence. the storm is blamed for 32 deaths. anna rivera from our sister station has a report from wilmington, north carolina. >> reporter: more than 60,000 people in the wilmington, north carolina, area are still without power but many residents very happy because they're getting ba

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. >> nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us live from uc berkeley. lot of people are fired up when it comes to this supreme court nomination. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. no doubt about it. folks are fired up when it comes to the specific issue that we're talking about, you talk about the historic hearings and as expected, of course, you can hear a lot of opinions here at uc berkeley, the home of free speech. students weighing in on both sides of this issue, but first i want to start off with a rally that took place in palo alto that took place earlier in the day yesterday. of course that is where dr. ford once lived before she had to move out due to threats. now supporters there say that she gave up too much to be considered or to be at least painted as a political operative and are telling her she should come back home. back to what took place here at uc berkeley, that rally taking place on campus. you had supporters of dr. ford there, you can hear them chanting, holding up signs as they march through the campus yesterday. in

waller was arrested on thursday at uc berkeley where he worked for the last 26 years. waller's court appointed attorney expects this case to go to trial. >> we haven't seen the dna analysis. we're way too early in that stage. >> reporter: for the alleged victims, they say justice is on the horizon. waller will be in court next month where he is expected to enter a plea on october 30th. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >>> lawmakers in berkeley may be stepping in to protect protesters from a practice they say could put them in danger. ka lsohas more. >> reporter: protesters took on members of the alt-right next month, but they didn't know they have to face them again, online. but that's what happened after berkeley police arrested 21 people and tweeted out their booking photos and personal information. several, like jason, said the information was then used by alt-right sympathizers to harass them on line, a tactic known as doxing. >> my business reviews were slammed by white supremists, lowering the rating. >> so many were doxed by the at right, many of them

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police arrested waller yesterday as he arrived at his safety specialist job at uc berkeley. investigators tied the nor cal rapist to at least ten attacks. one in 1993 in rohnert park. three more between that year in 1996. there were also attacks in chico and the sacramento area. cornell barnard spoke with one of the victims. >> a north bay victim is coming forward and sharing her survivor story because she wants the world to know the nor cal rapist did not destroy her life. >> crying -- i don't normally cry a lot about this, but i have been waiting a long, long time. >> nicole earnest-payte said she felt so many emotions when she learned the man who raped her 27 years ago had been caught. >> it is interesting that when i saw his face i felt nothing. i felt completely numb. >> reporter: police say 58-year-old roy waller broke into her home when nicole was just 21 years old. >> i woke up to a masked man with his arm around me from behind like this and a gun at my head. >> reporter: she says back then police didn't buy her story. >> bottom line is they just didn't believe me. >

this is not something you do on the uc berkeley campus in public, it makes sense to me. this guy goes to work and at night his mental sickness comes out and he terrorizes the public. >>> we will move along here, two men accused of killing a restaurant owner were in court today in oakland, they did not enter pleas, they are accused of attacking and killing cindy lee back in april during an attempted robbery outside of her vietnamese restaurant on webster street. police say that they are the men seen on surveillance video here beating her and her daughter's boyfriend who survived. today lawyers asked for more time to review discovery evidence. >> we need an opportunity to review the surveillance videos, interviews, photos, all the things i need to properly prepare for the case, we need more time.>> the judge ordered them to return to court on october 19.>>> a bailout for pg&e, consumer groups are wanting to your utility bill is going to go up. >>> the senate judiciary committee looking to strike a deal with the accuser of kavanaugh and hopes that she will offer her testimo

that's according to a new uc berkeley study.ix major cities where bumps in pay started four years ago. the raises were working as intended, putting more money in workers' pockets without causing jobs to disappear. the findings are count to a study last year by the university of washington that said seattle's minimum wage increase was hurti. seattle was also included in this study. >>> happening now, if you like seafood, pittsburg is the place to be this weekend. ♪ that is bay area music leejd sheila e rocking out today at the 34th pittsburg seafood music festival. there were a few delicacies you can sample with the live music. >> it's a great opportunity taste some alligator, frog legs. >> it's held by the pittsburg chamber of commerce. the festival continues tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. haven't had alligator in a while? >> what about frog at.let'sck ty should be on the arm siupper 80. current numbers comfortable in the bay area, upper 50s, some of the cooler locations to the north and novato. warm day today and north w

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stan hopi to staywe, as they play uc davis down on the farm. the cardinals have a problem the key offense of weapon is sidelined with an undisclosed injury. we'll be right back. last saturday against usc and heads to oregon next saturday... for another pac 12 matchup. but today... a possible trap game... >>> stanford had a convincing win and hedged organ next week. today a possible track game as the base uc davis. and underclothes injury the aggies leading 3-0. a seven to three lead. later, costello tries the other side of the end zone and it comes up with the same result, 8-yard td pass. they go on terrine 37-10. improving to 3-0. fourth-quarter the ducks up going on a 4th and nine. johnny johnson the third, the second touchdown of the gain and oregon wins 35-22. san jose is 0 and 3. chase garber is in his second career he rolls out and he finds jordan duncan for 28-yard touchdown. cal leads 14-0. less than two minutes later after bengals field goal, action davis takes the kickoff takes the tackle at the 30, gets to the sideline and he is gone

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a uc berkeley professor suspended after accusations of sexual harassment decided to retire. the paper says the decision was announced in an e-mail to the dean of the college. the professor was initially suspended for three years without pay, starting august 13th. he's accused of harassing a graduate student between 2012 and 2014. >>> still to come, local search and rescue. up next, first responders tell us what's different about hurricane florence than other disasters they've seen. >>> a popular ferry operator gets some powerful support. so it's full speed ahead for captain maggie. >>> the president announces new tariffs and one bay area company breathes a high of relief. >>> apple's new plan. if you're clumsy with your iphone, added piece of mind will not come cheap. >>> i'm at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi be

. >>> another big rally scheduled for tonight at uc berkeley. it comes a day after supporters line the streets of palo alto. abc 7 news reporter amanda dell castillo is live with details. amanda? >> reporter: matt, jess cashes this intersection of el camino real and embarcadero road is just starting to pick up with early morning traffic. last night it was much busier with christine blasey ford supporters echoing a message we have heard for the last week. a lot of them staying we have your bace'ear fr blay fo foth very first time palo to testify in washington. since being named the accuser last sunday, her lawyersay vicious harassment and even death threats have forced placy ford and her family to move from their palo alto home. we are hearing from both sides this morning from a former co-worker, tpreubld and supporters of placy ford. and others critical of her decision to come forward. >>> knowing her, i think she will do just great. i just really hope the court license to her. she has a lot to say. i know she's telling the truth. i really want

. >>> students around uc berkeley said it is an ongoing problem. laptop thefts at coffee shops. a new effort to crack down on this. >>> could more homes come to cupertino? the debate surrounding what to do with the outdated vallco shopping mall. >>> alameda county sheriff's deputies conducted a marijuana raid this morning and seized more than 400 marijuana plants, two guns and arrested two people. detectives and a tactical team executed the warrant at a rural property. officials said there was an illegal marijuana grow set up and some nurseries. detectives had been working the case for several weeks and thought the threat assessment was high because the suspects were armed. >> weapons were involved and it could have been a recipe for a confrontects may have come in r special. these are soft targets, ive tar guys to take them out. >> the two arrested are accused of trafficking marijuana, not having the proper paperwork to cultivate pot and weapons charges. >>> stockton police are looking for suspects. they said the men ran into a t- mobile store just after 7:30 last night and wit

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. >>> the ground breaking blood test for autism that uc progress is being made on a massive project to fight gun violence on local freeways. the highway tested its gunshot detection system which many say is not only helpful in solving crimes but also in preventing them. chris nguyen is live with the story. >> reporter: hi, kristen, the program has been in the works for the past year with multiple cities coming together, all with the goal of keeping drivers and residents safe. for a period of time residents in the east bay were being alerted about a freeway shooting nearby and what seemed like a weekly basis. vince collins says the stress can be tough. >> you don't know that you might be the target that day. i have daughters, and they drive on this freeway. >> reporter: but progress is being made on what's called the freeway security network project all aimed at reducing gun violence on sections of highway 4 and interstates 80 and 680 in contra costa county. officials conducted a calibration test which allows strategically placed microphones to pick up the sounds of gunfire, alerting la

credits object. >>> the president of uc san francisco unified is leaving her post. she announced she was leaving her job and will be the new york city department of education deputy chancellor. tonight will be the last board meeting and mendoza was first elected to the board of education in 2006 and was the first filipino elected to san francisco. mayor london breed will select an interim board member to serve until the new memberct in became instagram. they sold it to facebook in 2012 for $1 bid not give a specific reason for stepping down, but posted a statement saying they were ready for the next chapter. >>> starbucks plans to reorganize. that could mean layoffs according to kevin johnson. there will be significant changes to leadership roles and how functional groups are structured. job cuts won't include retail staff. the restructuring comes as starbucks turns its focus to china. u.s. sales have slowed and they plan to close 150 stores here next year. >>> 1400 marijuana plants in the east bay hills. up next, the investigation with an estimated value of $700,00