survivors of attacks at uc berkeley say nudging is being done so they have filed a federal complaint for second time in two years. laura? >> saying they can't get help they need here in campus or from the state office of education, a group of survivors gathered today to say they're taking their complaints to the next level, the federal government. >> i got angry, violated and confused. >> uc berkeley student iman stetson says it happened to her in her dorm, attacked by a man who also lived there. >> my case was open in april, 2013. it's almost march, 2014. nearly a year has gone by. nothing has been done. >> she is one of six current and former students who sat so-to-say they were sexual assaulted on, and camp campus >> i felt anxious all of the time because of the judgment passed on me by others and by myself. >> and they call claim cases were woe fully mishandle by the the system. >> our hearts go out to them. it's unimaginable this happened to them. >> uc spokesman says the new chancellor is committed to improving services for survivors of sexual assault. >> what i want to fell pe

a student here at uc berkeley. people who he had been hanging out with, i'm told, have been notifyed and uc berkeley will be offering the vaccine to any student who has not been vag sin yated. here are the symptoms you should be looking out for. >> early on its like a common cold people can get a high fever. and they can start giving and getting coughs, runny nose and very red eyes. key thing is the rash. it's classic and comes later. >> beside that's rash this could be more serious to some people. it could cause deafness and encephalitis and miscarriage in pregnant women. a lot of people asking tonight how did this person get the maesels? well, we're told by officials he got it during a recent trip abroad to asia. he was not vaccinateed so they're telling us tonight this is something that could have been prevented. i'm live at uc berkeley, abc7 news. >> goodness, thank you so much. u.s. health officials declared measles eradicated in year 2000 due to wide spread use of the me measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. we

that the investigation continues, we've added a position to help them go through a process. >> uc berkeley's chance put out a statement saying sexual assault has no place on a college campus or anywhere in civilized society. >> in berkeley, i'm john sasaki, channel 2 news. >>> tonight, a 25$25,000 award is being offered over the case of the poisonous meatballs. last summer, a dog died in a similar incident. the ceo of yelp contributed most of that reward money. >>> the video is remarkable. an armed gunman thrown to the ground during a convenience store heist in the bay area. we tracked that man down and it tell you why he's being called a hero. >> and not the kind of video justin bieber wants to be featured in. a look at the moments just after his arrest last month in miami and what police say this showed. he had countless photos. >> plus the beauty pageant queen talks about life turned upside down by a cyber stalker. he message today in san francisco. r message today in san francisco. >>> we are on storm watch tonight, and the storm continues to fall tonight. you can see there is more rain

a student here at uc berkeley.he had been hanging out with, i'm told, have been notifyed and uc berkeley will be offering the vaccine to any student who has not been vag sin yated. here are the symptoms you should be looking out for. >> early on its like a common cold people can get a high fever. and they can start giving and getting coughs, runny nose and very red eyes. key thing is the rash. it's classic and comes later. >> beside that's rash this could be more serious to some people. it could cause

uc berkeley health officials have stocked up on 300 doteses of the measles vaccine.rus thought he had a cold but wednesday the laboratory results were confirmed. people on the campus and the bart train were exposed to the virus between february 4-7. he took bart define downtown berkeley and el cerrito del norte. >> after the individuals left airspace others could be exposed. >> you bart has haven'tlation -- ventilation systems. >> the jot of those are immunized but those who are vulnerable could see classic sims by now including a skin ran. >> the flu is taking its toll in the bay area. san mateo is reporting another flu-ited -- flu-related death. the pay area is reporting 46 flu deaths this season. >> san francisco state university is telling students there is likely no health risk to people who used the science building. an inspection in december found asbestos, mercury, lead and other substances. tests showed the levels of below regulatory maximum with officials closing the building through the spring semester. 6,000 students have been relocated and 235 class sect

we talked to uc berkeley students tonight who are leading the protest. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is in the newsroom with more on what the students have planned. >> reporter: diane, tomorrow at noon those students are staging a demonstration on the golden gate bridge. they hope to draw enough supporters to create a human chain across it and by doing so raise awareness with what's happening in venezuela. >> it's hard for me to be far away and not know what to do to help them. the biggest thing we can do from here is spread the word. >> reporter: andrea perez left venezuela for a chance to study at uc berkeley but to escape the violence she says plagued the country for the last 15 years. >> young people are being killed. no one is doing anything. >> reporter: ten days ago the violence escalated as demonstrators took to the street clashing are police. the big issues, shortages of basic goods, high inflation and high crime levels across the country. according to a nongovernmental group that tracks violent crime in venezuela, almost 25,000 people were kill

so far no one else has come down with the measles but just in case uc berkeley health officials stocked 300 doses of the measles vaccine. the student who contracted the virus thought he had a simple cold but yesterday the lab results were confirmed. there's no telling how many people have been exposed to a uc berkeley student infected with the measles. >> measles very serious viral illness and very contagious. >>reporter: people on the campus here and the bart train were exposed to the air borne virus between february fourth and the seventh. >> after 1 to 2 hours after the individual has left the air space other people can be exposed. >>reporter: the student who contracted measles while traveling in asia was not immunized during most contagious period he tack the bart train between downtown berkeley and the el cerrito del north station. the other thing is bart cars have ventilation systems they do circulate air on regular basis. >>reporter: health officials say the majority of people are immunize but those vulnerable might be seeing classic symptoms now. they include runny nose. fever.

the uc berkeley campus was exposed. a student traveled overseas, got sick with the measles and took bart. thousands could be affected. >> early on it is like a common cold but can you get a high fever and get coughs and runny nose and red eyes. those are the initial symptoms. the key thing is a rash that is classic and not always present but sometimes comes later if some individuals. >> the vaccine will be offered to any student experiencing symptoms. it takes 7 to 21 days for symptoms to surface. if you were exposed you are not in the clear. if you have had the measles or vaccinated, you should be fine. >> the measles outbreaks are rare because of the vaccine since the 1970's but that is not the case around the world. officials declared it eradicate ed in 2000 in the united states but without vaccination in developing countries it is highly contagious. if one person has it 90 percent of unvaccinated people will get it in the area. >>> san francisco police are investigating a possible pot grow operation in sunny side ne

so far no one else has come down with the measles but just in case uc berkeley health officials stocked up on 300 doses of the measles vaccine. the student who contracted the virus thought he had a simple cold but yesterday the lab results were confirmed. there's no telling how many people have been exposed to a uc berkeley student infected with the measles. >> measles very serious viral illness and very contagious. >>reporter: people on the campus here and the bart train were exposed to the air borne virus between february fourth and the seventh. >> after 1 to 2 hours after the individual has left the air space other people can be exposed. >>reporter: the student who contracted measles while traveling in asia was not immunized during most contagious period he tack the bart train between downtown berkeley and the el cerrito del north station. the other thing is bart cars have ventilation systems they do circulate air on regular basis. >>reporter: health officials say the majority of people are immunize but those vulnerable might be seeing classic symptoms now. they include runny nose. f

. >>> tragedy struck at uc berkeley today when a cal football player died after taking part in a team workout. >> 21-year-old ted agoo collapsed after going on a run with his teammates. avenues backup defensive end. abc7 news reporter nick smith live from uc berkly more on what happened there today. nick? >> reporter: larry, you know the team doctor says that agoo started having trouble in the parking lot, but by the time they got to the stadium, agoo was unresponsive. this is what we know. 21-year-old ted agoo was a

no one else has measles and no reports of that but uc berkeley officials have stocked up on 300 doses of the vaccine. the student thought he had a simple cold but the laboratory results confirmed measles. people on the campus and the bart train were exposed to the virus between february 4-7. he took the bart 2009 berkeley and el cerrito del norte. >> after the individuals left the airspace other people could be exposed for one or two cars. >> bart cars speculate the air. >> the majority of people or immunized. if you are vulnerable had could be classic symptoms including runny nose, fever, red eyes and skin rash. >>> the flu is taking a toll in the bay area. san mateo county is reporting another flu-related death know a total number of deaths to six. bay area is reporting 46 flu deaths so far this season. >> oakland police are investigating a shooting involving a private security guard hired by homeowners to patrol a neighborhood. the guard shot and wounded a burglary suspect. it happened when the guard from a san jose firm saw what he believed burglars breaking into a home in the una

now these uc berkeley students from venezuela say it is time for a change. they are hoping the united nations and political leaders will help step in to end the blood shed. >> it's hard for me to be far away and not know what to do to help them. i think the biggest thing we can do from here is spread the word. young people are being killed and no one is paying attention, no one is doing anything. >> the protests will be held at the golden gate bridge at noon where students are hoping to form a human chain across the bridge. they're inviting anyone interested to come. it is one of more than 100 protests to take place this weekend tlouz the u.s. >>> also in san francisco someone is serving up poisoned meatballs. the same kind of poisoned-laced meat that killed a dog last summer. animal control officers have found 21 meatballs like these in the twin peaks neighborhood. they tell nbc bay area most of them were along crest line drive. so far they have not heard of any pets of being sick or being killed by the meatballs. >>> and here is one of our last looks at th

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that vaccine is mmr vaccine the person is in his 20s, a student at uc berkeley. people he came into contact with here at university have been, or being notified the symptoms are a fever, coughing, and later on a rash on your face, neck, and then, the rest of the body. now, the reason why health officials are concerned is because it can turn out to be serious for some people. >> it's severe to groups of people, those people are infants who are too young to be immunized, pregnant women whose immunity can decrease during pregnancy and people whose immune systems are comprised. >> uc berkeley will be offering vaccine to students who request it. if you're experiencing the symptoms call your doctor right away. here in berkeley, according to health officials it takes between 7 and 21 days to show up after a person has been exposed. >> the flu continues to take a toll. san mateo county reported another flu fatality bringing total to 46 so far this season. >> oakland police investigating an incident in which a private security guard shot and wounded a suspect in the oakla

. >>> the charges of some school, stay tuned. . >>> some uc berkeley students say they have been victims and filed a complaint. they say cal does not take sexual assaults seriously and they say they have heard many excuses. >> they said you don't have a case because there is nobody to corroborate what you are saying and oh, he is such a nice guy. >> the school was taking action even before it was filed. those included adding a staff member to help survivors as they are investigated. >>> and in marin county it has led to a flash of weapons. ammunition was seized from people prohibit he had by law and they are the subject of a rescraping order or termed mentally unstable. they made couldn't be tact with 29 people during last week's operation including a novato man with a history of mental illness. >> we learned he had been released from a mental facility and with that he was cooperative with us and we found numerous weapons. >> the california department of justice said there are more than 21,000 in position of guns illegally. >>> the video surfaced and they released this of justin bieber w

. >> reporter: uc berkeley mourns the death of a student athlete. and inside a plane during a highjack attempt. >> reporter: and the showers and the rain to come after the break. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. . >> reporter: we are on storm watch coverage tonight as the largest storm of the season hits the bay area. here's a look at the conditions right now along with a live look at the evening commute. traffic has been tough starting from the afternoon well into the evening tonight. bill martin has the timeline for a weekend rain coming up in five minutes. >>> two people unloading slabs of granite today when the stones

that vaccine is mmr vaccine the person is in his 20s, a student at uc berkeley. people he came into contact with here at university have been, or being notified the symptoms are a fever, coughing, and later on a rash on your face, neck, and then, the rest of the body. now, the reason why health officials are concerned is because it n turn out to be serious for some people. >> it's severe to groups of people, those people are infants who are too young to be immunized, pregnant women whose immunity can decrease during pregnancy and people whose immune systems are comprised. >> uc berkeley will be offering vaccine to students who request it. if you're experiencing the symptoms call your doctor right away. here in berkeley, according to health officials it takes between 7 and 21 days to show up after a person has been exposed. >> the flu continues to take a toll. san mateo county reported another flu fatality bringing total to 46 so far this season. >> oakland police investigating an incident in which a private security guard shot and wounded a suspect in the oakland

students taking complaints about uc berkeley to the federal government. >> look at.coming down z boy, do we need it. we're happy to see the rain, but it did cause, problems >> mer rain is on the way. crews have a big job in los altos, moving a pine tree that fell this morning only did the tree block a lane of an avenue but took down a power line knocking down service to customers. you can see them clearing storm drains let's get to abc7 news >> n dan, wind is kicking up, in case the hair didn't give it away. we have pockets of heavy rain here, it's wide spread. and some street level rain, so the evening commute is getting off to a little bit of a rough start. rain approaching pacifica and san bruno is lighter out towards inland east bay. and here you can see off nine the coastline here, watching lightning strikes there is a possibility this evening. 50 miles per hour until 1:00 a.m . take a look at winds here, 33 in sfo.

line we are here in uc berkeley at the health services clinic. vaccine due to privacy matters. we have been told that health officials are ready to help a faculty member or worker deal with this situation. health-care workers explained that is very important. health officials stay >> health officials stated that they have 300 doses available and that they could get more if necessary. it is not how clear how many people will come in for the vaccine. the students do not need to be euthanize to attend. >> we have learned that their own surveillance mode and they're waiting to see what happens next. whether or not they have other cases to deal with. uc-berkeley, terisa estacio kron 4 news. >> a valentine's day quarrel led to a crash at lake merced that injured a couple. the man and woman. in their early twenties. admitted to police that they were arguing and driving too fast. in foggy and wet conditions on the great highway. just after midnight. they drove past a stop sign at skyline boulevard. flew off a steep embankment. and nearly landed in lake m

. >>> hundreds of people gathered at uc berkeley for an emotional vigil for the football player who died last friday. the medical examiner has not yet announced the cause of death. jana katsuyama was there where they honored him tonight. jana. >> reporter: julie, it was a somber, but hopeful ceremony. ted poured the heart into the sport he loved and tonight, his friends and family did the same for him at uc berkeley. grace, a gentle soul, a smile that lit up a room and made others smile. those were the others used to describe ted. so deeply missed as hundreds came to grief and pulled together for the cal junior. >> he was always lifting someone up and so caring and we learned that from ted and we're going to be able to and together and he's pushed all of us to become a better person outside of football. >> photos and videos show the student athlete known as pre med ted who dreamed of becoming a doctor and helping the world. a lead who are passed away after a training run last friday. a shock to teammates, family and friends who gather tonight to share stories. >> he was my best friend, h

. >>> hundreds of people gathered at uc berkeley for an emotional vigil for the football player who died last friday. the medical examiner has not yet announced the cause of death. jana katsuyama was there where they honored him tonight. jana. >> reporter: julie, it was a somber, but hopeful ceremony. ted poured the heart into the sport he loved and tonight, his friends and family did the same for him at uc berkeley. grace, a gentle soul, a smile that lit up a room and made others smile. those were the others used to describe ted. so deeply missed as hundreds came to grief and pulled together for the cal junior. >> he was always lifting someone up and so caring and we learned that from ted and we're going to be able to and together and he's pushed all of us to become a better person outside of football. >> photos and videos show the student athlete known as pre med ted who dreamed of becoming a doctor and helping the world. a lead who are passed away after a training run last friday. a shock to teammates, family and friends who gather tonight to share stories. >> he was my best friend, h

. >> uc-berkeley students sending a message to president obama, just say no to the keystone pipeline project. students and staff will gather for a protest strijle this evening, 6:00 p.m. calling on president obama to reject the pipeline after the state department's final environmental review opened the way for approval of that project. the controversial project would take oil from canada south to the gulf coast. protesters argue the pipe line would substantially worse cashen solution. >> the town's new bag ban ordinance was approved in august of last year. it bans all retailers except dry-cleaners, restaurants and thrift stores from providing free plastic bags. grocery stores may only use paper and those will be sold for 10 cents. >> what about the football game. you watch it? >> i watched up to the third quarter. then i called it a night. >> seahawks fans probably sleeping in a little bit this morning. after a definite long night of celebration. >> fireworks erupting. look at that from the top of the space needle moments after the team won its first super bowl title ever. trouncing

with his teammates call earlier today. >> : our student-athletes have lost a brother. >> : uc-berkeley athletic director sandy fighting back tears after number emotional news conference announcing the death of a line back in. >> : true. >> : are incredibly bright and passionate young people far too soon he was lost. >> : he is trading near cal's football stadium. if so that he was struggling about 150 yds from the field they made him stop running. he was this was then talking as a precaution he was placed in a card on his way to the serbs unsettle center. on the way to the center he became unresponsive. it is carried out until the medical emergency medical staff arrived. at says that emergency medical staff is it a figure later but he died shortly after being taken to the emergency room. he majored in public health. >> : he earned a football scholarship because he says that you the special kid. >> : he had passionate for life we to civilian miss him. our players loved him dearly. >> : uc-berkeley will take 68 weeks for the alameda corners burrow to determine the exact cause of death. i

so far no one else has come down with the measles but just in case uc berkeley health officials stocked up on 300 doses of the measles vaccine. the student who contracted the virus thought he had a simple cold but yesterday the lab results were confirmed. there's no telling how many people have been exposed to a uc berkeley student infected with the measles. >> measles very serious viral illness and very contagious. >>reporter: people on the campus here and the bart train were exposed to the air borne virus between february fourth and the seventh. >> after 1 to 2 hours after the individual has left the air space other people can be exposed. >>reporter: the student who contracted measles while traveling in asia was not immunized during most contagious period he tack the bart train between downto andeyl north station. the other thing is bart cars have ventilation systems they do circulate air on regular basis. >>reporter: health officials say the majority of people are immunize but those vulnerable might be seeing classic symptoms now. they include runny nose. fever. red eyes later later

. >> reporter: this goes back to a uc-berkeley constitution diagnosed with the mealsles. he lives off campus but took bart to classes several times from his home in contra costa county and that's the trouble. student travel between the downtown berkeley bart stations and el cerrito del norte last tuesday through friday. measles is very, very contagious. it's transmitted through the air and can live for two hours in the air. so potentially hundreds of people who came into contact with the student on bart could have been exposed. >> measles is a very serious viral illness and it is very contagious. so as i said up to one to two hours after the individual left the area, others are exposed. most people are immune. but if you have symptoms, let your healthcare provider know that it could be measles. >> the student recently studied abroad and likely came in contact with the disease while he was traveling. he was not vaccinated. so people who have not been vaccinated should be on the lookout especially if they were on bart in the east bay. the systems can include rashes, fever,

. >> : uc-berkeley director. >> : please ask for your help what for ask for your help for looking for odd person with a phony police badge who insulted a white woman. >> : begun we begin to with the news tonight at a woman found dead tonight bound and gagged. it happened in the home at 1800 block at 44th avenue in the fruit bail district of oakland. police say that there were signs of forced entry. a reporter at the scene and will bring a latest just a moment. the what stormy weekend ahead we have lie 15 coverage across the bay area tonight preferred ally in the east bay. that also in the north bay. with just don't. >> : we need this rain a boy or get get quite a bit of it. a nonstop tracker the seat plenty of places with moderate fall. sentence is police pot sought heavier spot have heading in the spirit to the space east bay as we had on the peninsula of the lighter showers over said retail the right ball if you're just a hundredth of an inch of rain per hour. real light drizzle. napa sonoma all this yellow on the screen again representing rain fall anywhere from half an inch rain t

a uc-berkeley student infected with measles commuted on the train for nearly a week.oins us with the details. a lot of people could be alarmed. >> right. so many ride b.a.r.t. f. you are one between the stations that this student was using this is pretty unwelcome news. that's because the measles virus is extremely contagious. if you were one of those on one of those b.a.r.t. trains the virus can hang in the air up to two hours after the rider gets off so this is alarming for b.a.r.t. which provides 400,000 ride as day. any one that rode b.a.r.t. between february 4 and february 7 during the morning or late in the evening could have been exposed the student commuted on b.a.r.t. specifically from the elser rita station to downtown berkeley. the student also attended classes last week tuesday through friday, having no idea he was infected. >> we had learned that during the period in which he was infectious or contagious the student spent time on campus and in the berkeley community. >> measles is spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. one of th

that prompted a health warning for bart riders and uc berkeley students. but so far there are no reports of anyone else getting sick. >>> san jose one step closer to having an official fire works show again. the supervisors are considering putting up half the money for the show. the county would also help pay for an ad campaign about the dangers of illegal fire works. they have asked local government to help solve the problem. last year firefighters responded to eight incidents of people using illegal fire works that caused injuries or fires. >>> a police warning after a string of burglaries on the peninsula. the clever disguises the thieves used to get the trust of their patients. >> whatever this person is, stop it. don't be such a killer. >> nervous pet owners in san francisco reacting to the discovery of more poisonous meat balls. why spotting the deadly treat is becoming more difficult. >> we are looking at 101 san francisco. we see traffic there moving along pretty well in advance of what the rain is coming in. we will tell you when traffic times sta

that student road bart to the uc berkeley campus.t prompted concerns people may have been exposed this dangerous, highly contagious disease at cal and on bart trains. however ktvu news checked with both uc berkeley and the county health department yesterday. they are reporting no new cases of measles. >>> the board of trustees at san francisco city college may soon return to power. california lawmakers are considering legislation that would bar the state from taking power away from an elected school board. now the bill comes in response to the growing dissatisfaction over the state's decision to take criminal of the university last year. since then, the ccsf trustees have been mostly sidelined. one member even resigned. financially troubled college is fighting to keep its accreditation. >>> warriors fans will face tougher security at the next game. the warriors implemented new security measures last night. sheriffs deputies will now patrol all home games with dogs that sniff out explosive devices. >> we are just here as precautionary

the line >> : uc-berkeley vaccines have been brought in just in case. ed is the best defense about the to not contract measles. >> : berkeley officials say they have talked with state health officials about this one case but right now they are in surveillance mode waiting and watching to see if any other cases develop. in san francisco federal lawsuit has been filed alleging excessive force. the defendant a chp officer and once again there is video. in this case and the chp-camera video. those filing the suit to force their allegations. incident happens during a vehicle stopped last november. she alleges chp officer at j. phillips silently it forced her to the ground causing serious injury. after she caught tried to come to aid of her partner. the officer doesn't comment on pending litigation. >> : residents charged with selling drugs and sexual abuse. 53 year old mario was arrested thursday by officers with the state department justice task force. 20 year veteran firefighter was accused of selling methamphetamine to an undercover officer and a legend se

a disturbing incident at uc berkeley. coming up for you at 7:30, why campus police are asking for your help. >>> and a prisoner convicted of four deaths breaks free in michigan. the frightening crime he's allegedly committed right of a he busted out. >>> we have some delays on muni as well as a traffic hazard but first here is 101 in san jose. >>> much-needed rain yesterday. a good rain. we'll show you some totals. see if there's more on the way. not only rain but some very cold temperatures on the way. they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. it took a little time to get it just right. [ timer dings ] at first, it wasn't the perfect amount of tomatoes. not ready. [ male announcer ] later it wouldn't be the perfect amount of spinach. not ready. [ male announcer ] then, the sausage and pasta. ♪ not ready. [ male announcer ] but finally, it happened. perfection. yes! [ female announcer ] this week at safeway, buy one progresso rich & hearty soup and get on

. >> 31 current and former uc berkeley filed complaints against the university. hey say little was done when they reported being sexual assaulted. the controversy over how uc responds to these and today, six came forward. >> he was a leader in an organization. >> i'm a survivor of a sexual assault occurring less than a year ago. >> in january, 2012 during junior year i was assaulted by a friend and a fellow student. >> one after another, six former and current students told their stories of being sexual assaulted on or around campus. >> i felt angry, emotional, violated. >> she says it happened in her dorm, when she was attacked by a man who also lived there. >> my case is open in april, 2013. it's now almost march, 2014. nearly a year has gone by. nothing has been done. >> this week, new chancellor released a statement saying i am fully committed to ensuring we strengthen our protocols in place. and roll out in place. >> this happened to them. >> this would dedicate ab an officer to survivors. >> kind of a one stop shop for the person to be able to go get informa

. >> 31 current and former uc berkeley filed complaints against the university. ay little was done when they reported being sexual assaulted. the controversy over how uc responds to these and today, came forward. >> he was a leader in an organization. >> i'm a survivor of a sexual assault occurring less than a year ago. >> in january, 2012 during junior year i was assaulted by a friend and a fellow student. >> one after another, six former and current students told their stories of being sexual assaulted on or around campus. >> i felt angry, emotional, violated. >> she says it happened in her dorm, when she was attacked by a man who also lived there. >> my case is open in april, 2013. it's now almost march, 2014. nearly a year has gone by. nothing has been done. >> this week, new chancellor released a statement saying i am fully committed to ensuring we strengthen our protocols in place. and roll out in place. >> this happened to them. >> this would dedicate ab an officer to survivors. >> kind of a one stop shop for the person to be able to go get information they

. >>> a public health alert from uc berkeley. how students and b.a.r.t. riders may be at risk for measles and what the university is doing about it. >>> an all-night protest. why these cal students are still camped out on campus. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." live pictures from la fayette. this is one of more than a dozen drivers getting a really rude awakening this morning during their commute, flat tires. we'll tell you what caused the problem coming up in a live report. we drove through that area this morning. >> oh, yeah. wow. >> welcome. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's also talk about your weather as well as traffic. steve is right over there. >> thank you. a lot of fog around. low clouds. kind of misty, drizzly for some. i know there's reports coming in san francisco. a lot of kind of wet streets around. our recent rain has set the stage under calm conditions. mostly clear skies above. you get the temperature, dew point coming together and that radiation fog can be thick, thick, thick. it w

that's a claim filed by women at uc berkeley.ook is in the newsroom now to tell us about the fight to keep students safe. >> 31 women filing a federal complaint that states uc berkeley has violated their rights and is not doing enough to stop sexual assaults on campus. former and current students say they have been and continue to be victims because of some dangerous people on campus. they say the university does not take sexual assaults seriously. one student says she and three other women were assaulted by the same male student on different occasions and that nothing has been done about it. >> there was no attention that was paid whatsoever to the fact that he might assault someone again that he might assault me again. >> our hearts go out to them for the unimaginable trauma that they've been through. >> now, the school says it was taking action even before this complaint was filed. those include adding a staff member to help sexual assault survivors as the case is investigated. now, in our next hour of "mornings on 2," the sho

also went to class at uc- berkeley. the student wasn't vaccinated and was likely infected with measles during a recent trip to a. >> if this individual had been vaccinated and was exposed to measles abroad, wouldn't have been infected and would not have brought the disease to the united states and all this would not have been happening. >> if you or a loved one might have been exposed, here are the symptoms, a blotchy rash that starts on the face or neck and moves down, fever, cough, runny nose, red and watery eyes and tiny white spots with bluish white centers inside the mouth. so the question, how deadly are the measles if you happen to contract that virus? not very. the cdc says one or two out of every 1,000 children that contracts measles will end up dying. live at the el cerrito del norte station, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> back in 2000, the cdc declared measles eliminated from the united states. that means there aren't seasonal outbreaks. but it is still widespread in other countries. 189 americans were infected las

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a uc-berkeley student may have exposed hundreds of thousands of people to the measles. cerrito del norte station to downtown berkeley february 4 through 7. anyone showing symptoms should contact a doctor immediately. >>> a benicia elementary school teacher is due in court today on charges she served pot at a potluck. teresa badger hosted a dinner in november and some people there said they got sick or high. badger remains on administrative leave. >>> president obama will be in fresno today to talk about california's drought. he and governor jerry brown will outline strategies on how to help the recovery. the president will also visit farms to get a firsthand look at the devastation. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning. checking one of our slowest drive times right now, it's through the livermore valley. there was a much earlier accident, it's long since cleared but the drive time is in that heavy red category. nearly a half hour right now between the altamont pass and 680. a lot of places are seeing "friday light" traffic co

. >>> and students in showing at uc bloomberg -- shock at uc berkeley how they are honoring a student who collapsed in practice. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> you are taking a live look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza this morning where as you can see, it is quite wet. you can see the rain drops there on the camera. rain is pouring down across much of the bay area. causing problems on the roadways. we'll have more on what you can expect if you're getting ready to head out the door. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday february 8 i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. and lots of green behind you. >> you said it. wet and breezy for the entire weekend. heaviest over the north base. parts of the east bay and south bay getting a break. let's head to the north bay first, where we have moderate pockets in and around santa rosa. you can see moderate rain falling in between windsor and highway 28. perhaps shifting just a little bit east over the next 10 to 15 minutes. if i get into and along the peninsula, we have steady rain falling here. san jose, light showers, but s

update on the measles concern in the east bay after a uc-berkeley student a good that comes in 25 flavorsatural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding. >> welcome back. the opening bell on wall street. will let you know how elastase went for ben bernanke. the nasdaq will pull back. we will fall more with rob black in 15 minutes. >> erica this fall when the forecast. we're halfway through the week. we will go with a drizzle. >> we have a few spots, mostly this system is almost out of here. i do want to zoom in because 880 corridor is short areas a light rain. as we turn the attention to the south, just minor rained just west of cupertino. we're seeing light rain for portions of interstate 280. we have a lot of cloud cover to deal with and the temperatures are mainly in the '50s. plenty of 60's, oakland will hit a high of 66. >> here is a look at some of the headlines, we are talking the possibility of windy weather later this afternoon. another round of morning fog on thursday. dry and war

she is on a listening tour of the uc system. >>> uc berkeley is responding to a health alert directly tied to a cal student. they have alerted 100 students with another student who was exposed to measles. >> for people who are not immune and may have been exposed it's important for them to recognize the symptoms, cough watery eyes and a rash. and contact the health providessers immediately. >>> if anyone road bart between he will norte and bay stations last week february 4-7th during the early morning or evening commute may have been exposed. >>> rancho's feeding corporation is on suspicion of slaughtering diseased cows. they have processed millions of pounds of meet in the last year. they are recalling their beef in 2013. the west coast grass fed company contracted with rancho to process meat last fall. >>> the flu -- the snow has claimed 21 deaths. two feet has fallen in virginia, maryland, parts of washington, d.c., philadelphia and new york. then there are the power outages. half a million homes and businesses have no electricity right now, because of that storm. still, new york c

earlier this month the uc berkeley student tested positive for measles. commuters may have been exposed. >>> state health officials are confirming 35 new flu deaths in california. that raises the death toll to 278 statewide this flu season. here in the bay area, we have counted 48 flu related deaths so far. here's a look at numbers divided by county. santa clara county still has the lightningest -- still has the highest number of the bay area county. >>> a santa rosa mall is apologizing to a woman after security guards insisted she remove her t-shirt. nicole glares says she was wearing a t-shirt that paid tribute to andy lopez. she says this is cell phone video of the guard's demanding that she remove the t-shirt while in the mall. juarez says her son grew up with lopez. >> they said you need to remove your shirt. it's not allowed in the mall or you need to leave. that was so embarrassing, so humiliating and so frustrating. >> reporter: juarez said that she got a letter from the mall saying we are deeply disappointed that the actions of the security offic

earlier this month the uc berkeley student tested positive for measles. other commuters may have been exposed. >>> state health officials are confirming 35 new flu deaths in california. that raises the death toll to 278 statewide this flu season. here in the bay area, we have counted 48 flu related deaths so far. here's a look at numbers divided by county. santa clara county still has the lightningest -- still has the highest number of the bay area county. >>> a santa rosa mall is apologizing to a woman after security guards insisted she remove her t-shirt. nicole glares says she was wearing a t-shirt that paid tribute to andy lopez. she says this is cell phone video of the guard's demanding that she remove the t-shirt while in the mall. juarez says her son grew up with lopez. >> they said you need to remove your shirt. it's not allowed in the mall or you need to leave. that was so embarrassing, so humiliating and so frustrating. >> reporter: juarez said that she got a letter from the mall saying we are deeply disappointed that the actions of the security

. >>> uc berkeley is responded to a health alert tied to a cal student. they've identified 100 students, he had measles. they'll have a vaccine on hand for the highly respiratory disease. >> it's important for people to recognize the system of fever cough watery eyes and a rash and contact health care professionals immediately. >> they also put a warning to bart riders. anyone riding on bart between february 4-7th during the evening and late evening commute may have been exposed. >>> time is now 6:10 there's been a fire for one of tesla's electric car. one happened in toronto, that's where an s was parked in a garage. three teslas call the fire in a six week period. they released a statement, no car is completely fireproof. >>> happening now a winter blast that killed 21 people is dumping more in the northeast. 12 to 20 inches is expected to fall on the new england coast tonight. there is already half a foot to a foot on the ground. in new york and philadelphia they have a lot of snow. 550,000 homes and businesses also do not have any power. but, despite

riders and uc berkeley students. so far there are no reports of anyone else getting sick. >>> san jose is a step closer to having an official 4th of july fireworks show again. santa clara county supervisors are considering putting up half of the money for the show with the city paying the rest. the county would pay for an ad campaign about the dangers of the fireworks. they've asked the local government to help solve the problem. last year, firefighters responded to eight incidents of people using illegal fireworks that cautioned injuries or fires. >>> 7:11. a high-end chocolate business is pulling out of san francisco and heading east. cho chocolate is moving their entire operation to the marchant boulevard on san pablo avenue in southwest berkeley. the company signed a 12-year lease. they will move in -- they will be moving in april. tcho said it needed more space as it continues to grow quickly. >> a lot of chocolate for everybody. >>> the bay bridge going hollywood. a local palm tree may join those planted. >>> p

this morning a health warning is in effect after a uc-berkeley student has been diagnosed with measles. the student was not immunized and likely exposed during a trip aprude. that student has attended class at cal and traveled on b.a.r.t. >> happening today president obama will be in the central valley to see damage from the drought first-hand. the president plans to visit a fresno farm that's been withering without water. he'll meet with area farmers and local leaders where he will announce significant new efforts to help those dealing with the drought. this is the president's first trip to nez no. earlier this week the senate in dootsed a water bill that gives certain water districts more leeway with the water. >> certainly has been a dry winter but there's rain in the forecast. you won't get soaked on valentine's day but you could see light rain. >> if it's raining here it's usually good skiing. let's check in with christina. >> and right on time too because we need it for ski week. good morning to you. happy valentine's day to you at home. today we are going to stay dry. temperatur

uc berkeley offering the vaccine to students who request it. if you experience these symptoms call your doctor. take between 7 to 21 days for the symptoms to show up after you have been exposed. so who should get the vaccine. cdc says children should get 2 dos doses of the mmr vaccine 1 at 12 months second dose between 4 and 6th you should also get vaccinated clem student hospital employee internationally. or take a cruise. perhaps if you are a woman child bearing age good idea to get the vaccine. you don't need a vaccine if you are immune to measles. if you are a man born before 1957. woman born before 1957 who will not have children. most experts believe that adults born between 1957 or before 1957 were exposed to muse else and are now therefore immune. and financially, you don't need another vaccine if you already had one. it stays with you for life. >> well another concern. health concern to talk b.flu continues to take its toll in the bay area. san mateo county reported another flu fatality with total number of death in the county to 6 and

she is the former uc berkeley economist and former president of the san francisco federal reserve bank. >> in seattle the celebrations for the seahawks first ever super bowl continue late into the night and in some cases turn rowdy. >> fans set several fires in the city last night following the team's dominating win over the denver broncos. seattle police used smoke bombs to disperse the crowd. officers responded but police report that there were few arrests and the part wiped down before 2:00 a.m. >> in new jersey, seahawks coach sell brighted the win with, what else, a gatorade bath dumped by russell wilson, the quaterback. he led to the most lopsided win in 24 years. >> bronco fans are probably not having a good morning. look at the denver post from this morning, peyton manning says it all "seahawks rout russell wilson was on the front of the seattle times "seattle dominates for first super bowl title." seattle is selling post are-sized print outs of the front page. >> the bay area is now two years away from hosting its very own super bowl, and the preparations are under way. the ch

a former graduate student instructor at uc berkeley is under arrest. timothy rodriquez met a female student as a bar near campus. she said she left her drink unattended and became ill. rodriquez assaulted her. he's charged with possession of controlled substances. >>> the man charged in the sierra lamar case is due in court tomorrow after the indictment. the victim's missing body is a looming concern for everyone involved in the case. >> the sierra lamar center coordinateds searches for the missing teenager. volunteer coordinator roger nelson says searchers gather every saturday. it been difficult watching the court proceeding against garcia torres move so slowly after his arrest in 2012. >> it's been frustrating. it been over 21 months. >> the grand jury charges had a jolts of course. >> it was elevating. >> the sheriff agrees and the first comment since the indictment. >> we believe that we have enough evidence to successfully prosecute. the sheriff said dna evidence in torres car is strong but believes torres has the answer. a total lack of cooperat