uc berkeley is one of 90 for handling of sexual assault cases. it was prompted by a complaint last year saying they failed to protect students from assault. >>> the number of students reporting sex crimes at uc santa cruz has tripled since 2011. that is according to a collection of crime reports from police and the university. the campus has increased its sexual response and prevention this year. school says figures show that it's awareness programs are working and fewer students are afraid to come forward. >>> jury selection is expected to start in a discrimination case that is getting a lot of attention in silicon valley. ellen powell is suing for $16 million. she was a partner in the company and claims she was fired after complaining about sexual harassment. the company says she was fired for poor performance. her lawsuit put the focus on gender discrimination in the tech industry. powell is working as the interim ceo of redit a networking site. >>> he's now entered a a no contest plea that involved a fake campaign trial. his attorney is askin

uc berkeley is one of 90 colleges under investigation for the civil office. prompted by a complaint last year who say the college failed to adequately protect students from sexual assault. tomorrow some students are planning a protest they say uc berkeley should fix its own problems before presenting itself as a leader in the movement against campus rape. >>> today san francisco supervisor mark farrell will introduce a plan to ban tobacco products at baseball parks. it would apply to more than just at & t park. and it would include smokeless tobacco products as well. if approved it would be the first ban in baseball parks in the country. supporters say it will be good for the health of the players and set a good example for america's kids. >>> time is 6:11. it was a busy over night period for repairs after a deadly crash that occurred in the south bay. coming up at 6:30, the message cal train has this morning for drivers. >> but first a defiant former police sergeant sentenced to the maximum penalty in a corruption case. >> at the mac maze let's go right to i

. >>> tonight uc berkeley students plan to hold a protest on the final day of a conference on campus sexual assault. the protest will include offensive quotes that students say come from administrators after someone reported an attack. the students say uc berkeley needs to fix its own problems before presenting itself as a leader in the movement. they also say out of the 80 invited speakers, only a few are students that actually have been assaulted. a spokeswoman for uc berkeley says many students helped organize the conference and their input is welcome. >>> there is a developing story we are following in contra costa county. the search is happening right now for two suspects in martinez after a police chase and crash this morning. >> plus shipping snow. the efforts by one man to profit off his winter misery. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic is actually doing okay. highway 4 and the commute looks all right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. >>> we are following devel

uc berkeley student organized march and said police made the evening worse, not better with their actions. >> i think we don't need those weaponry to enforce control. >> the council of the city and faith based movement came to life will vote on resolution that's will put body cams on police officers and possibly regulate the use of tear gas and bot ones. >> the issue is how to make an approach to apprehend people in those arrests. >> it's a differ perspective dealing with situations that are unfolding in seconds, rather than months. >> that is just a little bit of the debate. more we'll hear tonight of one thing all parties agree is that this will be a long city council meeting. it is berkeley, after all. wayne freedman abc7 news. >> thank you wayne. a load of liquid nitrogen is spewing from a truck right now. emergency crews had to vent the gap when the tanker flip over. the onramp will remain closed until 9:00. >> police say a man entered a man's rest room and used a picture to of a cell phone. and saying it was a community center last summer. >>> a television sports anchor is alive aft

christie smith is at uc-berkeley with the details. >> reporter: yeah good evening. this is how they're doing it. tonight, there is a display of what some students say are insensitivera, told to assault survivors. students believe this is a real opportunity to make a statement because the conference is finally back on campus. >> a national conference on campus sexual assault didn't meet the expectations for uc-berkeley student megan warner. >> they didn't incorporate student voices. they say they did, but they of reached out to students who haven't been involved in this work before. >> she is a sexual assault survivor and activist who says she was only invited after another student asked. berkeley is one of dozens of colleges under federal investigation for its handling of sexual assault cases. >> i wasn't invited to speak. i just found out about it and paid the discounted student rate. >> so if i is also a survivor and among those who filed a complaint. >> here we are trying to organize on this issue and working on this issue for so long and feeling like we're being

new at 10:00 heather holmes is at uc berkeley where it hosted a cancer patient from san mateo who ishing for california's aid in dying bill. heather? >> reporter: frank as this woman fights for her life, she's also fighting for the right to die. on her own terms. and she's turning to college students for political support. as a university renowned for its bustling activism, welcoming an activist to wheeler hall. jennifer glass of san mateo has been living with advanced lung cancer for two years and has just a 5% chance of surviving five years. now more than ever, i think about quality of life. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: earlier this year, glass posted this video documenting her first year with cancer she posed daily showing her transformation during treatments. from an online video about her experiences to speaking publicly about them. >> get the word out. >> reporter: glass hopes it will help persuade california legislators to change state law and give position the legal rights to help dying people and their lives. >> i think it's very exciting, that it has come this far i feel very

uc berkeley student organized march and said police made the evening worse, not better with their actions. >> i think we don't need those weaponry to enforce control. >> the council of the city and faith based movement came to life will vote on resolution that's will put body cams on police officers and possibly regulate the use of tear gas and bot ones. >> the issue is how to make an approach to apprehend people in those arrests. >> it's a differ perspective dealing with situations that are unfolding in seconds, rather than months. >> that is just a little bit of the debate. more we'll hear tonight of one thing all parties agree is that this will be a long city council meeting. it is berkeley, after all. wayne freedman abc7 news. >> thank you wayne. a load of liquid nitrogen is spewing from a truck right now. emergency crews had to vent the gap when the tanker flip over. the onramp will remain closed until 9:00. >> police say a man entered a man's rest room and used a picture to of a cell phone. and saying it was a community center last summer. >>> a television sports anchor is alive aft

she took her message to a class at uc berkeley.jennifer glass has been fighting lung cancer for two years and urged them to tell california lawmakers to pass and aid in dying law. oregon and four other states allow doctors to help terminally ill people end their lives on their own terms. she's hoping sharing her story will motivate people to support that bill. >> i think it's very exciting that it's come this far. i feel very optimistic about the level of support that we've seen. >> the bill is expected to come up for a vote in the state senate in the next couple months. >>> despite objections from republicans, recreational marijuana use is now legal in washington, d.c. anyone who's 21 years or older can now smoke pot and have up to 2 ounces and grow up to 3 plants. this is the first place east of the mississippi river to legalize marijuana. >> it is a huge deal. it's a fight that's been in progress for a while. >> i want to help and make sure people are legally allowed to do what they can do. >> republican lawmakers threatened to

proceeds tonight will go to the school of uc berkeley. he told me plans were made before investigators searched mike peevey's home. he called him a distinguished member of the school advisory board saying the allegations have not been proved and loyalty and decency adds we go forward adding i just want tonight to be older. he's a graduate of uc berkeley. >> i'm disappointed they would go forward under a cloud of difficulty that would continue. >> tonight's dinner was organized by a former commissioner who until last night was a consultant to pg&e. don solemn is co-chair. >> he's retired, out of office, so there's no implication of decision-making or anything that would cause troubles and there was a lot of interest in people doing something. >> we are just now waiting for people to show up at this dinner. we have not seen mike peevey or susan kennedy, nor henry brady for that matter but we'll stick around having pictures of the folks walking in. mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> thank you. our investigative unit has been digging into et

there's about 80 to 100 protesters marching from the western end of the uc berkeley campus. i touched base with one of the people in @ crowd and he said that the protesters were just now starting to leave their starting point at center in downtown berkeley. their plan is to end up here at berk berkeley and convince the city council to make changes to police department policy, particularly when it comes to use of force and dealing with large demonstrations. police using tear gas

. >>> still ahead at 6:00 police are called out to the uc-berkeley campus. the crime a fraternity member is accused of. >>> the outbreak is raising concerns about a common medical device. also -- >> it's society that needs to change. >> a huge response for representative mike honda shares something very personal about his family. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we'll have the time line and some startling numbers when it comes to the sierra snowpack in about six minutes. >>> chp motorcycle officer recovering after crashing his bake on the bay bridge. it shut down two eastbound lanes for about an hour. the officer's bike slid into another motorcyclist. the officer suffered minor cuts and bruises. >> just in to our newsroom a uc-berkeley fraternity is at the center of a sexual assault investigation. police say the attack happened last week at the alpha epsilon pi fraternity a few blocks from campus. officers arrest add student who lives there for sexual assault. police say the victim is one of had his housemates. the suspect is free on bai

>>> new at 10:00, a centennial celebration for a landmark on the uc berkeley campus. the campenili turns 100 years old this year. today tribute kicks off a full year. the tribute included music and fireworks. people are celebrating the history of the campenili, amber lee has the story. >> reporter: we're right by the campenili and tonight, students past and present, staff and teachers came out to celebrate its presence. a special musical composition created for the 100th anniversary of the majestic campenili emanating from the clock tower some 300 plus feet tall. >> sort of like star bursts of notes coming at you. live music, from a piano like instrument up on the tower simulated with sounds of bells. a composition called natural frequency. the campus is located along the hayward fault. >> it's just a rapid fire, something that goes beyond human comprehension. >> reporter: music that accompanies a light show up two calls of the campeneli. >> people will hear music on the tower that is driven by data on the earth's movement. >> reporter: surreal and subterranean adject

. >>> a uc berkeley professor says he can take eco-friendly to a new level with bricks that can replaceair conditioning. this is ronald rail's innovation. it is called 3-d cool bricks. the daily californian reports that it can absorb water vapor like giant sponges and when warm air passes through the micropores, the watery evaporates to lower the indoor temperature. >> that's wild. i feel like i should pour maple syrup on it. >> can they make it any prettier? >> phase one. >> yes yes. in sports this is what you call bouncing back. the warriors get clobbered in cleveland and then they go all >>> good evening. the warriors had every reason to be dragging. they were smoked in cleveland and they didn't get into toronto until 3:00 a.m. but they went out and crushed the raptors. ♪ o canada ♪ dan, you are not the only one who can sing, bud. they made one of 19 shots in the first quarter. green and company are up 23 at the half. clay scores 11 points in two minutes and finishes with 25.

uc berkeley is under investigation by the federal office of civil rights for their handling of sexual assault cases and says they are making changes to improve including hiring an advocate for victims and giving victims nor rights in the investigation process. >> a map facing child molestation charges in a case police say spokesmans seven years. the man from los gatos is held on five counts including charges involving a child under ten. police say he knew the victim and had been molesting her since july of 2007. >> the man accused of kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager is going before a judge today. a hearing to set a trial for torres is scheduled for 1:30 this afternoon. sierra lamar vanished in march of 1212. her body was never found despite weekly searches. the prosecution claim they have of discovered her hair and d.n.a. inside the suspect's car and his d.n.a. was detected on her clothing which was discarded in a field. >> police want to you look at this video showing a passenger attacking a taxi driver on february 15 in san francisco. the man hailed a cab at sutter and gr

fewer injuries. >> uc berkeley cal tech and the california office of emergency services are all looking for money to get the system on solid ground. >> this is a test. >> nbc bay area news. >> there are cracks in the coalition against isis. one key partner has pulled out and there's a complaint that the u.s. is not doing enough to stop them. and now, we're also hearing from a man whose likely about to take over the campaign for the u.s. tracie potts on capitol hill with the latest. >> we need partners on the ground to beat isis. >> some of those partners are leaving senior defense and military officials now confirm the united arab emirates has pulled its pilots against the fight against isis because they want more u.s. search and rescue teams closer to syria in case their pilots go down. jordan is asking for more weapons. >> a lot of this requires important coordination. not just in terms of the work we have to do with congress but also in terms of work we'll do with the jordanians to insure we're providing the actual assistance that they are requesting and that they need. >> anger is b

brought awareness to sexual harassment issues spoke up about the talking- -topic again last night at uc berkeley she came to national dominance when she testified the supreme court nominee clarence thomas who harassed her when he was her father. she said it was difficult to speak out in public but she felt she had no choice. >> listening to the testimony and hearing other people testify and working to get heard, i decided that i had to absolutely say what this could be. >> they have come under criticism for hosting the conference, one of 90 schools under investigation for how sexual assault is handled. this is their commitment to finding a solution. >>> after 25 years, silence has a news set of wheels. our reporter went along as firefighters got to train on state-of-the-art ladder trucks. >> reporter: this is part of the daily routine. a call comes in. wheels and hoses rollout. but there is nothing routine about this job. >> go down all of the way, we will go ahead and raise this latter writeup. >> reporter: when this lieutenant goes to work, this is his view. >> i can hear. - -i can see well fr

. >> and on rachel ray elizabeth hasselbeck shows >> coming up, uc berkeley solution for overcrowding. could this east bay site be the home of a brand new campus? "consumer reports" releases their top cars of 20 fern -- 2015 and fence will have the list. >> we are nearly time for a brand new season of "dancing with the stars" and the cast was revealed on "good morning america" this morning. >> give it up for patti labelle and her partner. >> so thrilled to welcome her susan somers. >> charlotte mckinney. >> come on out willow shields and mark ballas two time champion. rumor willis with her partner. >> galoway. kill -- kim johnson. >> my goodness and last but not least, michael sam. what do you anyone of the cast? any early favorites? >> i like them all. >> a lost promising candidates but i have to root for patty lapel because she came up to me in philadelphia and she was a fan of 6 abc and i love her and show knew my name. >> you will have to root for her. >> charge you for joining us. >> we leave you with a gorgeous shot of lake tahoe. it could not be prettier. we have more snow. [dr

. >>> a uc berkeley professor says he can take eco-friendly to a new level with bricks that can replace air conditioning. this is ronald rail's innovation. it is called 3-d cool bricks. the daily californian reports that it can absorb water vapor like giant sponges and when warm air passes through the micropores, the watery evaporates to lower the indoor temperature. >> that's wild. i feel like i should pour maple syrup on it. >> can they make it any prettier? >> phase one. >> yes yes. in sports this is what you call bouncing back. the warriors get clobbered in cleveland and then they go all lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you did this deck yourself. well me, lowe's and zeus and apollo. now get 10% off in-stock composite decking at lowe's. >>> good evening. the warriors had every reason to be dragging. they were smoked in cleveland and they didn't get into toronto until 3:00 a.m. but they went out and crushed the raptors. ♪ o canada ♪ dan, you are not the only one who can sing, bud. they made one of 19 shots in the first quarter. gree

. >>> a warning for uc berkeley women. a man is going around grabbing women. a woman says a young man walked up to her and grabbed the breasts. she reported the grab right away, but a search turned up no one. >> first, there was an arrest of two men who ran away from park rangers on the marin side of the golden gate bring. they went down the cliff, and got stuck. now you can see they had to call in a helicopter to rescue the pair. they were arrested for suspicion of vandalizing historic military property. >>> if you ask google they run mountain view, and they are about to announce the plans for the google plex. it is big and kon e trover shall. and peggy is what isissue? >> well, the issue is that google continues to expand, and where are all of the new e employees going to live and how do they get there? they are going to hand over the plans to expand and reportedly the plan is going to expand on a green and environmentally new campus to use housing as way to cutback on the traffic. >> reporter: new expansion plans for google has mountain view in a tough loca

. >>> a warning for students at uc berkeley. woman says a man sexually assaulted her while she was walking on campus. victims say the man walked up, grabbed her breast and took off. the suspect was wearing green pants, no shirt and a darked backwards cap. >>> new details on the measles outbreak. health officials in berkeley say someone infected with the measles ate dinner at a popular restaurant last week. according to the "contra costa times" they visited la mediterraneanie. last friday, exposing hundreds to that disease. it's not clear if it's the same person with measles who rode a b.a.r.t. train to the mill bray station to san francisco's civic center station. in both cases, the infected person is described as a san mateo county resident. health officials say if you've been vaccinated you're at low risk of getting sick. >>> there's a high risk you're going to get wet this weekend but that's a good thing. we so need the rain. checking that microclimate forecast, taking a live look outside at the south bay right now. rob is in

. >> uc berkeley will hold other events to celebrate the tower for the year. for six weeks. >>> don mason looked to buy tickets, and he bought two power ball numbers instead. he won the number of numbers. he matched everything, but the power ball number. this is ticket is worse $1.4 million. not too bad. he said he's going to buy a house, start a college fund for his kids. tonight's power ball jackpot is up to $317 million. >> that's a lot of money. >> it's a lot of money. >> the time now is 4:40, new developments of the body parts found in the suitcase in san francisco. the reason why the suspect was released from jail late last night. >> next, hear from a mother she and her baby was kicked off a plane after she made a sarcastic remark to a flight attendant. >>> we're off to the commute if you're looking for a good start. northbound 101 looks good to the downtown area. >> the weather looks good right now except for fog. we have thick fog before we talk about what looks to be northbound rain. but, that's not until tomorrow. more on that. our vision for partner

. >>> a uc berkeley professor says he can take eco-friendly to a new level with bricks that can replaceditioning. this is ronald rail's innovation. it is called 3-d cool bricks. the daily californian reports that it can absorb water vapor like giant sponges and when warm air passes through the micropores, the watery evaporates to lower the indoor temperature. >> that's wild. i feel like i should pour maple syrup on it. >> can they make it any prettier? >> phase one. >> yes yes. in sports this is what you call bouncing back. the warriors get clobbered in cleveland and then they go all ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait

. >> bart and uc berkeley teaming up to develop that system. officials hope to have it tested and up and running before the end of 2017. >>> 4:35. the city council is considering adding new traffic lights to one of the most dangerous intersections of the city. last year a 32-year-old man was hit and killed while crossing the street. cal tran says there have been at least 50 other collisions there since 2002. officials say cars just go too fast, but some people say it will divert more traffic entotheir neighborhood. the meeting about the traffic lights will take place tonight. >>> the obama administration says it will appeal a texas judge's decision to block the president's immigration reforms from beginning today. more than 150 people filled saint mary's church hoping to learn more about the last- minute legal move that leaves thousands of undocumented workers in limbo. they were ready to ply for a new work permit he signed last november. >> i want to go to school to do my ged and you i can't do it. >>> they have the third highest number of und

. >> uc berkeley has come under criticism for hosting the 2 day . >> this conference. >> the former colorado police chief who led the investigation into the death of john benay ramsey is acknowledging they botched the initial handling 0 f the crime scene. he was found dead in the basement of her family's home back on december 26th 1996 after her mother called 911 to say her daughter was missing and ran some note had been found. in an ask me anything session. when he crashed on monday. he was not wearing a helmet. investigators would not release details on the crash but according to denver post he was a senior at the university of colorado in boulder beehives originally from alameda. >> well, authorities say they may never know what caused a massive 75 vehicle pile up in maine. check this out, it happened yesterday morning on the busy snowy interstate 95. northbound lanes were shutdown for nearly 4 hours while officials looked for anyone with injuries and cleared the area. >> they were walking across the top of the vehicle to try to determine, so we had vehicles that were literally just wedge

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and uc berkeley are teaming up to develop the system. officials hope to have it tested and up and running before the end of 2017. >>> the san jose airport's released video of its staff responding to the latest security preach. this is video from the airport on january 29th. it shows workers driving to apprehend a man who scaled a fence and walking on a vehicle service road. staff held him until police arrived. an airport spokeswoman would not say what section of the fence the man was able to climb over but did point out he did not access the runways or aircraft. since the incident, the airport has increased inspections. >> i think somebody needs done done here locally, whether we need somebody patrolling the fences. i don't know. i don't have the answer. technology should be key. >> the airport is working with the national safe skies alliance to work for ways on what technology it should invest in for security purposes but airport officials say they are still working on ways to secure funding for that. >>> a missing runner was found safe

. >> and the uc-berkeley officials will continue to come up with an implement issue to help. i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >>> and popping pilling at school, and students in the east bay are recovering. five girls were rushed from albany middle school to the hospital. they believe that the girls took the pills. no words on what pills may have been taken. >> not the usual laundromat. officers busted this laundromat for gambling. they seized five slot machines, and surveillance equipment. they say each one can generate $4,000 per week. this is the second raid for illegal gambling. >>> murder and dui charges against a man wanted in the events when he struck two cars and two pe des tridestrians saturday. then he crash into another car on mount pleasant highway. and then he took off, and hit another car and dragged the person 30 feet. i want to he is you the damage. he was convicted of dui last year, and driving on the suspended license. >>> and the e wheels of justice are turning slowly in the high murder profile case of david sioux zuniga. the defense wants another six week

. >> uc berkeley law school program that fights war crimes around the world is getting a $1 million grant. the human right centers is one of. [ inaudible answer ] profits to receive the prestigious reward from the mcarthur foundation in chicago researching war crimes and human rights violations around the world and works to help victims. the human rights center work as the news to prosecute war criminals in the international criminal court by the u.n. to help refugees. >> this is it for candlestick in california demolition work on the former home of the 49ers and giants is underway and sky 7 was overhead showing some of what is going on and the remaining orange and red seats that were not snatched up are loaded on the back of dump trucks for scans and the steel bleachers are being torn apart. >> it will be a different landscape when we finish demolishing candlestick. >> it will take another week to get the rest of the wrecking equipment on site. the demolition company expects the stadium to be reyesed in drazeed in these months. >> a gopro camera attached to a helmet captureed snow giving

law enforcement and the uc berkeley bomb squad removed more than 90 explosives from a car on arthur street and a home on pacheco avenue after getting calls about explosions in the area. they say the explosives were the type used in commercial fireworks. there was also suspected methamphetamine in the home. the couple who lived there, 43- year-old pl. orraine mason and robert speier were taken into custody. >>> danish police have arrested two men suspected of helping the gam who carried out the -- gunman who carry odd ut shooting attacks in komen hagan. he was killed in a shootout with the s.w.a.t. team. he opened fire at a cultural seminar with a swedish karn toonist known for his depictions of prophet mohammed. the documentary filmmaker was killed in the attack. the gunman went to a synagogue and killed a security guard. hundreds of people attended the candlelight vigil in paris honoring the victims of the two attacks. the memorial was held outside of the danish embassy and the ambassador came out and thanked everyone for their solidarity. 17 people were killed in terror attacks in france

. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor says entire sectors of the economy are feeling the pinch. in a way we haven't quite seen before. food producers to auto makers are taking a hit. >> it isn't simply that you don't have the part or the goods you're seeking to sell. it is you don't know how long it's going to take either to export or to import. >> reporter: a situation so dire that the president is sending the u.s. secretary of labor to san francisco tomorrow. to help broker an agreement. >> i'm hoping that he won't leave until we have an agreement. >> reporter: now even if the secretary of labor is able to help broker an agreement, experts say it could take weeks or even months for operations to get back normal. reporting live from the port of oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks jodi. >>> this east bay golf coarseurse is back open after a plane landed on it yesterday afternoon. the pilot crash landed near the 10th hole at sky west golf course. a wing clipped a tree before hitting the ground. no injuries on the golf course. and the pilot walked away withou

>> reporter: he is also a second year law student at uc berkeley. he goes by the stage name jeremy long. >> i want to be a public defender. i want to go into criminal defense. >> reporter: but you also right now are going to school anyway, you have another gig. >> yeah, so another thing i'm very passionate about is representing adult films in the media. it is one of the most important things to work on. >> reporter: he has made 18 movies so far and has fans around the world including some fellow students. >> what do they say when you recognize you? >> it is that porn star guy. >> reporter: he got his undergraduate degree at cal and his masters at cambridge in england. he says many of his friends know what he does for a living. >> reporter: do you worry about them trying to shame you? >> i don't see shame in what i have done. so i wouldn't recognize that as anything valid. but i hope i don't have to face anything like that. >> reporter: how is your family receiving this? do they know? >> uh, no. my family is outside of this media circle. so they don'

. >> a group of uc berkeley students will roast -- protest issues involving roll police. three city council members pushing for berkeley officers to wear body cameras within six months and put dash cameras on berkeley police vehicles and temporarily banning tear gas and other nonlethal weapons. students will protest "military-style policing," and berkeley police face criticism over handling after demonstration in december. >>> the oakland city council public safety committee will vote on recommendations to protect residents' privacy rights involving the scaled back port filming awareness center a $10 million project serving as a hub for surveillance video at the port of oakland funded by homeland security and run by the oakland police department. >> a man be trusted to keep drink water safe is if hot water after being accused of using a reservoir as his own personal rest rome. >> martin sanchez is in big trouble for definition of "restroom." san francisco puc officials got combines that he urinated into a reservoir last month which is being drained for maintenance. >> alt

>>reporter: the uc berkeley school of public health suspects it is widespread. >> if it's true with thegeneral is claiming this represents just a mike koz m of what's happening nationally. that is, this represents what's happening with supplements throughout the united states. >>reporter: so what is in the pills americans are popping? . >> the data is reported suggested that an awful lot of fillers in there. >>reporter: fillers like asparagus and house plants that could be dangerous to people who have allergies. that's not his only concern about -- dar lick extravagant claims that don't hold up. >> human beings are extremely susceptible to hope and what these products offer to the population is hope. unfortunately, it's hope based upon no good science. >>reporter: but for now, new york's attorney general is trying to hold the stores that sell them accountable. >> the companies we've written to are ultimately responsible for the frukt products they place on their shelvess. >> i have to say it seeps to easy to -- it seems to easy, to good to be true. >>reporter: store brand herbal supplem

was the featured speaker at a national conference on sexual assault on college campuses held at uc berkeley. now, hill came to national prominence when she testified that then clarence thomas sexually harassed her when he was her boss. hill told the audience it was hard to speak out in public but she felt she had no choice. >> listening to the testimony and hearing the other people testify and then up mamly working -- ultimately working to get heard that i decided that i absolutely had to say what had happened to me. >> uc berkeley's has been under criticism for hosting this two- day conference. it's one of 90 schools being investigated for the way they handle sexual assault on campuses. now, the school says this conference is part of its commitment to finding solutions to the problem. >> well, we have new information on that high-speed chase and crash in martinez. we were tolding you about it -- telling but it yesterday on "mornings on 2." five people were in the car and scattered into a neighborhood near interstate 680. all five were arrested. the chase started early yesterday morning in

on a friday night, we hung out with the east port club at uc berkeley. >> oh, got it. >> my favorite game is starcraft. >> reporter: conan lu is one of the biggest players in the industry. he took a year off school to play it professionally. >> i didn't do as well as expecting. >> reporter: he is back studying to be a doctor and playing come pettively on the side. >> i think moderation is the key to success in anything. >> reporter: still, he is given rise to the sports craze. >> a few years ago, you would have been kidding somebody. i think it could be the next football in ten years. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix5. >>> back in december, a video game tournament was held at the sap center in san jose and it drew thousands of fans. >>> well, be glad you live in the bay area. tonight is the coldest night of the year for tens of millions of people in the eastern half of the country. the windchills are already shattering records from the midwest to the deep south. bitter colds to blame for at least 19 deaths since the weekend. check out these icy imprints in north carolina. what does that l

>> reporter: he is a second year law student at uc- berkeley. he goes by the stage name jeremy long. >> career wise i want to be a public defender criminal defense. that's one of my passions. >> reporter: but you also right now are going through school you have another gig? >> yeah. so another thing i'm very passionate about is, you know, representing asian males in media and, um, i think adult films is one of the most important areas for us to work on. >> reporter: he has made 18 movies so far and has fans around the world including some fellow students! what do they say when they recognize you? >> oh, that's that the porn star guy. >> reporter: jeremy got his undergraduate degree here at cal and his masters at cambridge in england. he was from the bay area and says many of his friends know what he does for a living. do you worry later in your career someone will point back at that and try and shame you? >> i don't see shame in what i've done so i wouldn't recognize that as any sort of -- i hope i don't have to face anything like that. >> repor

getting into the program side this is some data that is collected by uc berkeley for all schools in san francisco. the walking rate at the highest ever. this is the highest since it was started in 2010. the vast majority of schools with the highest rate of walkers have 75% or more on the reduced or free lunch program and there is a connection to that. biking is happening but more work to there. the walking drops dramatically when we get to sixth grade and 4% when we get to ninth grade. and then this is a survey that's done just of the schools that participate last year in the safe routes to school program so we saw walk trips increase at nine of the 15 schools. that is 60% and bike trips increased at% -- 40% of the schools and this is (paused) . and just to introduce our crossing guard program which has been very popular. this is application based. any school can request it. some of the criteria needs to be the k-8. a corner must be designated as a crossing and have the yellow crosswalk and a minimum of 300 vehicles an hour and 10 pedestrians every 10 minutes. we offer free training for

she'll tell her story storm at uc berkeley but lyanne melendez was there today to hear her tell it first. >> from be-boxing to the flight of the bumblebee. to the more classical inspirations. vivyawna's love for music solidified on this hospital gurney. >> they flipped me over on the hospital gurney where i lived i could play the piano. >> she was born in chile with dislocated hips. >> the doctor said she's the worst case we have ever seen. take her abroad. >> her parents brought her to stanford hospital and later houston to undergo the first of many surgeries. >> after i got out of the body cast, i had to relrn how to walk so it meant i was in a wheelchair, and then the crutches, and then the canes and finally i was walking and then the doctor would say we have to do it again. >> and once again she had her music. thanks to her talent and discipline, she eventually attended juliard, focusing on the flute. she has performed around the world, and in 2014 received a grammy nomination. she's lived in the half moon bay area for 20 years. today, she is pain free and doesn't limp. >> the challe

there's about 80 to 100 protesters marching from the western end of the uc berkeley campus. i touched base with one of the people in @ crowd and he said that the protesters were just now starting to leave their starting point at center in downtown berkeley. their plan is to end up here at berk berkeley and convince the city council to make changes to police department policy, particularly when it comes to use of force and dealing with large demonstrations. police using tear gas and rubber bullets. protesters smashing windows. this was the scene in berkeley two months ago when a peaceful protest unraveled into a violent confrontation. berkeley resident and attorney was one of the demonstrators in the crowd that night. you can see her in this video. she says she was trying to stop another protester from breaking windows, but she believes the police response that night escalated the situation. >> my back is turnedded and an officer punched me in the back with his baton. i turned around and looked at him and i said i see you, officer number -- i'm going to report you. >> now beca

one year ago to the day, a uc- berkeley student with measles exposed the virus to bart riders. >> there were no follow-up people infected from that case. so that is comforting to know. >> reporter: health officials call it an advisory. >> measles is contagious. but we have a highly immunized population here. but measles is circulating throughout the bay area as you can see from cases in other bay area regions. >> reporter: linkedin did tell me in an email that none of their other employees has come in with symptoms but they are encouraging anybody in a high risk category to talk to their doctors. ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> today's case is contra costa county's first measles diagnosis and that brings the total number of measles cases in the bay area up to 15. we have had many viewers ask whether adults need to get revaccinated. that answer can be complicated. we put some answers on our website, kpix.com/measles. >>> a bay area father is defending his teenaged son who is charged with raping a pizza delivery driver. the 17-year-old was arrested sunday afternoon. he made his first court ap

guzman will tell her story tomorrow night at uc berkeley. >> still to come a federal government shutn looming now, the last minute efforts to keep the department of homeland security operational. >> video of a bombing shows the danger while bushing for peace >> he lives long and prospered a look at the life and legacy of lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. >>> today the white house announced the president of afghanistan was -- and cheryl is here now to talk about what has been a remarkable series of reports and a great trip. >> it's been an extraordinary trip the founders are working with the new president of afghanistan on an agricultural program, but they're targets of the taliban because they're westerners. next month marks the one-year anniversary of a deadly attack on one of the buildings. >> we have video of the attack. >> this is a cell phone video of a suicide bomb attack in a building in kabul

getting into the program side this is some data that is collected by uc berkeley for all schools in san francisco. the walking rate at the highest

. >> reporter: and uc berkeley and cal-tech and the office of emergency management services are looking for money to get the system on solid ground. as more money continues to move in, the testing is going to be panded and that is when this tool is going to be available to you and me. >>> i felt it. just seconds. the building was going down. >> next at 11:00, decades after a southern california hospital collapsed, the investigative unit is look ging at why some of our own hospitals are at risk of collapsing sfwloochlt collapsing. >> it is a app that connecting to your phone that could save lives. >>> and it is a delicacy that is a fight over foie gras that is far from over. >> tonight, vin diesel and carl rhine reiner, and "saved by the bell" with jimmy fallon tonight. >>> this is a list that you don't want to be on, the investigative unit has found hospitals across the state are not ready for the earthquake. >> in fact some have not made changes for decades. jenna has details. >> some of the state documents have revealed a third of the acute care units have not been updated in a decade

. >> wonderful guzman will tell her story tomorrow night at uc berkeley. >> still to come a federal governmentt down looming now, the last minute efforts to keep the department of homeland security operational. >> video of a bombing shows the danger while bushing for peace >> he lives long and prospered a look at the life and legacy of leonard lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. >>> today the white house announced the president of afghanistan was -- and cheryl is here now to talk about what has been a remarkable series of reports and a great trip. >> it's been an extraordinary trip the founders are working with the new president of afghanistan on an agricultural program, but they're targets of the taliban because they're westerners. next month marks the one-year anniversary of a deadly attack on one of the buildings. >> we have video of the attack. >> this is a cell phone video of a suicide bomb attack in a buil

his son graduated from stanford and attends uc berkeley he wants to provide job opportunities throughoutstan. admiring lessons taught and wants to see it expand. >> we have inherited a million unemployed jobs john jobs, that is it. this is creating a job is a friend of mine. >> thank you. >> he was so charming. tomorrow night here on abc7 news you're going to meet brave young women working for roots of peace in afghanistan. helping widows learn how to support their families. i'm going to post as a preview of the story. >> just amazing. >> incredible opportunities. >> thank you. >> we'll move on. back to owe breaking news now, one person has now died from a horrible cal train crash in menlo park. >> david louie just arrived and is live there now. david what have you been been able to learn? >> we're standing in the middle of ravenswood avenue. police say they're about to open the street so we're going to have to step out of the lane of traffic. you can see this area is still filled with investigators from other agencies trying to still figure out what happened we know this, that a car was

his son graduated from stanford and attends uc berkeley he wants to provide job opportunities throughoutstan. admiring lessons taught and wants to see it expand. >> we have inherited a million unemployed jobs john jobs, that is it. this is creating a job is a friend of mine. >> thank you. >> he was so charming. tomorrow night here on abc7 news you're going to meet brave young women working for roots of peace in afghanistan. helping widows learn how to support their families. i'm going to post as a preview of the story. >> just amazing. >> incredible opportunities. >> thank you. >> we'll move on. back to owe breaking news now, one person has now died from a horrible cal train crash in menlo park. >> david louie just arrived and is live there now. david what have you been been able to learn? >> we're standing in the middle of ravenswood avenue. police say they're about to open the street so we're going to have to step out of the lane of traffic. you can see this area is still filled with investigators from other agencies trying to still figure out what happened we know this, that a car was

>>reporter: professor michael not is a terrorism expert here at uc-berkeley is goldman school for public policy. from the headings now to burning a man alive. in stomach churning but he says it is the strategic and frighteningly effective. he disagrees with the fox network for showing isis propaganda village video but agrees that the orchestrated or isis uses is also dealt galvanizing some previously passive players. >>reporter: professor not also added that the accurate arm we will be increasingly faced with pressures of how much personal privacy we intend to give up to maintain security against homeland airstrikes. >>pam: ahead tonight a incredible images of that deadly plane crash in taiwan. what we have learned about the final moments before the plane went down. they end of an era is underway. the demolition of candlestick park. but first more to medicine about how they wanted change vaccinations law because of the measles outbreak in our area. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home?

professor of labor relations at uc berkeley.oming up, less than 10 minutes until we get the january jobs report. economists estimate employers added 230000 jobs for the month of january. and, professional networking sites thinking of adam -- adding jobs. the forecast lincoln gave after adjourning yesterday. shares are surging. in the premarket. we will give you the full story. ♪ matt: you are watching in the loop. i am matt miller in fort betty liu on this jobs day. here is a look at our top company news. shares of linkedin up almost 10%. the networking service came out with a full-year forecast that beat estimates. it's push into china and the products geared towards advertisers and salespeople, not just about getting a job or finding a worker. those are starting to pay off. a takeout at sony pictures. amy paschal will be leaving. she became embroiled in a sand -- scandal. when e-mails were made public including racial remarks about president obama's taste in movies. she will get a production deal at sony instead. shares of go