we're live at uc berkeley where students are, once again, staging a protest. instead of tuition hikes, these students are taking a stand on climate change. ktvu tea brian flores is -- ktvu's brian flores is there and he will have more. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. i like how steve has given a brisk thursday morning. >> it's refreshing. >> yeah. >> on the cool side yesterday. today will be machine. there was higher clouds about, i should say, and some patchy fog, especially up towards the north bay, north of novato towards petaluma. once it lifts, it will be partly sunny. day baseball, looks good. upper 50s, low 60s. should top out at 64. these higher clouds most are staying to the south or far enough to the west where it doesn't make much of an impact. they are filtering over the area with 30s and 40s, not the critical minimums. dew points stayed up. that allowed dew points to get to 37. a lot of upper 30s, low 40s except for some maybe patchy fog. otherwise, it looks good. that system will stay

going to be tough. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, spending the night on the uc berkeley campus. the issue that has a group of students camping out right now. >> and a musician killed by a stray bull let after a performance in oakland. up next, the changes some community members are calling for at local nightclubs. . >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing wall on the bridge getting into the city. we're going to check out some of these fans, and also look at some of other commutes coming up. >> well, temperatures aren't that cold. lot of 40s. not the critical minimums. headed over to watch the as, looks good. mostly cloudy, 64. an update on your forecast. >>> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather, get you moving. steve paul son is here with your forecast. >> pretty quiet. hohhum. maybe tuesday. a little cool down here. next couple of days, we're going to have lot of surge. temperatures will be little bit -- not a lot. upper 6 0s, 7 0s. that starts today. calm out there. not much of

at uc berkeley a nepaly student association is springing into action to help. nbc bay area's christie smith is live on campus with that part of the story. christie? report good evening,terry. as you can imagine, people are in complete shock. after images of this earthquake one student told me he desperately tried to get in touch with family in nepal. finally he was able to find out they were safe. he moved from katmandu seven years ago. now members of a nepali student association are taking stock of what happened. some family members lost homes or have a tie to people that who did not survive. students and an adviser are doing what they can to help with clean water after a massive earthquake ripped through the himalayan nation. it was a rush to try and reach family. >> i tried to reach them and i was swor rid. i think around 4:00 a.m. i got a hold of them. that's when i was relieved. i knew that back home, did -- unfortunately, the day goes on. i realize here that many friends didn't make it. i have friends and neighbors of other friends who didn't make it. >>

now, the start of it uc berkeley's plaza, they are walking down shaddock avenue towards the mcdonald'sin berkeley where they will continue to rally. we'll follow the story throughout the evening. >>> here is some good news, gas prices have been he had steadily dropping over the last month, the average cost dipped 30 cents due to low crude oil prices plus state retine reese are back online after om i i wishes use. around the bay area an average gone is $3.06 in san jose san francisco it's $3.27 and a little lower in oakland where gas is selling for about $3.08. >>> apple ceo tim cook has more star power frn taylor swift. who knew? at least this an online charity auction. cook and swift are donating their time for the robert kennedy human rights center. the bidding for lunch with cook a s. at $80,000 that's by far the highest bid out of all the celebrity experiences being offered. as of this afternoon meet ups with taylor swift and robert downey, jr. hadn't even broken the $2,000 mark. >> amazing. >> i know. >>> speaking of amazing, 50 perfect little fingers and toes we're talking about

why some uc berkeley students are preparing for a sit-in at the chancellor already's office. >> a new report that's come out that shows there were more breaches here than in any other airport in the country. we'll tell you how airport officials will be responding later this morning. . >> we're looking at the north bay commute. that includes a nice-looking highway 101 all the way to the golden gate bridge. we'll tell you more about all the bay area commutes coming up. >> well one concern we had after a system left was that minimum lows can get down to about 32, 33. we're not seeing that. we'll talk about the forecast and temps today, see if they're warming up as well. my name is bret hembree. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and mo

this was done by the uc berkeley school of public health so i wanted to know if there is a number -- it says percentages but we don't have numbers of students that were surveyed, or is this -- >> we would be happy -- >> [inaudible] students so i am wondering about the sampling and how large it is. >> we are happy to follow up on that. >> and i have the same question for the 2013 survey on student perceptions of muni, and was this all grades? is it just high schools i guess and how many students participated, the actual number so what does it really represent? i think that would be helpful too and also were the surveys done in multiple languages or only in english so if you can get that information that would be great too. >> absolutely. the youth vote survey is not a transportation specific survey. it's a survey done by dcyf. >> right. >> and i believe they do have -- >> coleman started it. >> i believe it's multilingual and get a robust sample size but we're happy to follow up. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i just had a couple of follow up questions. when we were doing resea

protesters are in full rally mode right now in the plaza on the uc berkeley campus. they're planning to end their march at the mcdonald's on the corner of shattuck and university avenues. katy joins us now from berkeley. >> reporter: the rally started about an hour ago and in that time we watched hundreds of people pour in from various unions and labor activists here. i'll show you the scene behind me as they are rallying on the uc berkeley campus and as you mentioned the fight for 15 is an effort to get the minimum wage increase and typically when we talk about minimum wage stories we're talking restaurant workers, but this fight for 15 also includes child care workers, cashiers and many more low-wage workers. the other component of their fight is unionizing and i'm joined by one of the organizers, mary kay with sciu. what kind of difference would unionizing make for the folks behind me. >> workers need a seat at the table with multinational corporations like mcdonald's and walmart in order to make sure they have schedules and hours when they raise their wages and a

. >>> uc berkeley police arrested a man they say recorded students inside bathroom stalls and showers. 20-year-old alfred mendez is suspected of unlawful recording with an electronic device. investigators seized his phone, laptop and several discs and found images of people taking showers. police first got a tip about two weeks ago when a student noticed the cell phone extended underneath a partition. >>> a san pablo police officer faces felony drug charges. officer kenneth white was arrested last wednesday for buying heroin and cocaine in san francisco. while his 2-year-old daughter was in his car. police say this man timothy french is the one who sold white the drugs. officer white has pleaded not guilty. >>> today marches against police brutality happening all around the bay area and on the east coast. they come a few days after two deadly shootings were captured on video. kpix 5's kiet do joins us in san jose where one of those marches will happen in just a few hours. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. san jose is getting in on the action here. there's a protest that s

>>anny hong: uc-berkeley students are versing concerns about a student's second videos of the students and: bathroom and a residence hall the 20 year-old offenses charge of unlawful record with an electronic device the incident happened at the coed your one residence hall on the berkeley campus about two weeks ago the student in a dorm said she caught a man holding a cell from underneath the stall while she was using the rest from students say there are armed. >>: action needs to be taken this is one case we need to make sure that every think it solidified and their is something like this is not happen again is to matter to the person. >>anny hong: he no longer lives in the unit one residence hall and if he is living somewhere else on campus or if he is even still registered as a uc- berkeley student. >>mark: softball coach facing one of the council trout molestation--100 counts of child molestation >>mark: he is facing 94 counts of sexual abuse related charges petaluma resident said it track to report him to place before because of the harassment they suffered police have been in cont

i was just about to go to sleep and i felt my bed moving side to side. >> reporter: through the uc berkeley seismologist lab, the earthquake early warning system predicted the quake would hit berkeley a second and a half after hitting san ramon. >> someone can within a second stop, drop and hang on to protect themselves. >> reporter: when the earthquake hit napa, san francisco received a 10 second warning. that's because the epicenter was far away and that's enough time to stop a b.a.r.t. train. the early system measures the secondary waves of an earthquake from thousands of underground sensors. >> the earthquake early system is not an earthquake prediction. it's watching an earthquake begin and trying to send a signal out to people in the affected areas faster than the earthquake can get to them. >> reporter: many transportation agencies currently receive the alerts but seismologists are working to expanding to a statewide warning system. they're asking government and private partys to chip in. >> other parts of the state beside it is state area and basin have very sparse coverage. >> repo

there was no confusion at this store near uc berkeley. only gratitude and smiles. >> they're handling it pretty well so if anything, this will actually make customers like them more. >> reporter: in berkeley, cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >> all right. let's check in with anthony slaughter. now we both really want coffee now. >> i'm like, i love peats and bill's. >> local shop. >> and still starbucks. >> i don't discriminate. any coffee i'll take it. >> this morning it sounds really good. >> it's a gloomy morning. >> cloud cover is clearing out. if you are having your coffee this morning, quite fitting. even morning tea to warm you up. always chilly in the morning hours, especially in this building. keep the ac on all the time. >> they really do. >> look at the rainfall amounts. over a quarter inch in the north bay and even close to half an inch in san francisco. even in the south bay over a quarter inch in santa clara. menlo park over half an inch. belmont, three quarters of an inch there. santa cruz and even here at kntv nbc bay area,

first is at 11:30 this morning at uc berkeley.protesters expected to gather at 24th and mission street in san francisco. >>> a high speed police chase through marin county ends in a crash. >>> we're live at a high school in san francisco. a big mile stone talking about kids and breakfast. what the milestone means for district. we got some food for you, sal, what do you think in. >> i like it. >>> good morning everyone. east bay commute take a look at some of these that are still busy. we will take a look at this across the county, coming up. >>> tracking another cool breezy day before a big warm up comes our way. take a look at those winds and how long i expect they will last and when 80s will arrive, coming up. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there fo

that vigil is from 7:00 to 9:00 wednesday at uc berkeley. and they are expecting quite a few people to attend. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. >>> we have new video tonight for pup elite search and rescue team from southern california on its way it help earthquake victims in nepal. the 57-member team and six dogs departing the air force base in riverside county today. that team is trained to use a variety of equipment. to locate and rescue people trapped in collapsed structures and confined spacees. they are expected to arrive in katmandu tomorrow. >> good news. the earthquake is hitting home here in the bay area. friends and family are mourning the loss of google's dan fredinburg. he wanted to climb everest to promote savetheice.org. his father's sherpas died on the mountain last year while guiding fred and his group. he had so much more he wanted to do. >> he was in his early 30s. talk about lives affected. if he was able to live a full complete life and we could be talking a billion lives. co

professor edward morris from uc berkeley joins us as well. professor morris, a lot of the scenes about limiting the number and the output of the centrifuges of iran but also possibly increasing that. talk about what this means, the number of centrifuges. professor morris: the real issue is whether or not they have the ability of breaking out it within a short period of time in taking that material to weapons grade and a time that is so short that we cannot really do anything about it. cory: which is supposedly less than three months. professor morse: i have heard less than seven months. cory: if that is the case, why haven't they done the thing thing? professor morse: that is the thing -- there has never been any evidence that they want to make a bomb, and it has been this way for a long time. when the shah was there, we give them a reactor that was equipped with enriched uranium, which was weapon grade material. we had trust in them at that point. they did not try to do a thing then, but since then, there really have not been any serious eff

. >>> new at noon word of a big power outage at the uc-berkeley campus. uc officials say 25 buildings lost power just a few minutes ago. no word yet on how long until that power will be restored. the cause of the outage unknown at this time. >>> "airbnb" is a factor in evictions in san francisco. 145 eviction notices during 12 months specifically mention "airbnb" for violations linked to short term rentals in general. attorneys believe many more such evictions go unreported. evictions can be for illegal use. >>> thousands of armenians gathered in the country's capital today to commemorate 100 years since the genocide carried out by the ottoman turks. 1.5million armenians were taken from their homes and killed by the the government. and to this day, turkey denies this act of genocide. let's take a live look at the march happening in los angeles. you can see all of those people down there thousands of people joined today's six mile walk carrying flags and signs. today the bay area armenian also come together at san francisco city hall as it's lit up in red,

morning, police believe the same man may be behind two strongarm robberies, minutes apart, near the uc berkeleympus. berkeley police say two men were mugged within a six-minute period before 1:00 a.m. yesterday. the first attack happened on parker and college avenue. the second on warring and parker. in one case the victim was punched in the face. police say four men were involved in the attack. >>> a college aims to fight sexual assault on camp us. any student found responsible of sexuality assault by the university will be expelled by the school. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live on the stanford campus this morning. bob, many people are applauding the change but many students say they're surprised this was not already a fact. >> reporter: yes, some students are surprised to hear that stanford university, kris, didn't have this expulsion policy in place for students who commit a sexual assault. it just hasn't. you might recall a case of leah francis, a stanford student who said another student sexually assaulted her last year while both were home other break. there were protests when the

. >>> in sports the swinging skirts goes to >>> a team of current and former uc berkeley students have developed a program to bring sustainable energy to rural africa. >> they created a one of a kind solar grid that will provide power to a fishing island in uganda. it's being shipped there right now and in june the team will head there to set it up. right now, locals only have a few hours of day of power using expensive diesel gas or kerosene lamps. the solar grid will run around the clock. to help fund the project visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >>> baseball fans are teaming up to help our troops overseas. abc 7 news was at san jose's municipal stadium where the san jose giants hosted operation care and comfort. dozens of volunteers boxed up care packages with food and cloeting. >> just a way to give back. i remember i never got the collapse to get deployed, but i have a lot of friends who are deployed. they look forward to these packages. >> among the treats they're getting, girl scout cookies packaged by the girls themselves. >>> drew, what more sun and heat? >> like we didn

uc berkeley students held in a sit in this morning in front of the chancellor's office about fossil fuel. the group wants to hold a meeting with the chons ler to get the university to diverse from fossil fuel. the goal is to speak out against fossil fuel. no decisions was made so now fossil-- >> so what we are looking at is their entire portfolio of $90 billion totaled. $10 billion is that is the management sector. we are calling for an investigation of the two billions. part of the reasons of that is this is a national movement. >> organizers say fossil fuels investment campaign has spread over to 500 colleges across the united states and around the world. other youth groups have passed fossil fuels. there was outraged last month after this video surfaced showing a berkeley ambassador beating a homeless man. the two had a confrontation earlier in the day. it was operated outside the company from the city sto provide safety patrols and street cleaning. one city commission calls for the program to be cancelled is now calling on the city council to help the homeless find a place to live. >

about 200 people attended for the event in uc berkeley. >> we don't have enough resources. our government is not able to help the people right now. >> yesterday, silent march with candles. >> nepal needs help to recover from such a devastated earthquake. >> they don't have food or anything to cook with. >> a prayer circle was held at saint mary's college at morroco. >> one student returned and she says even before earthquake the country needs necessities like food and water and now, the need is even greater. >>> a candlelight vigil is being held tonight in fremont to show support for earthquake victims. it will take place at the fremont hindu temple at delaware drive from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.. it is organized by the federation of indonesia at the north temple. we posted information onto victims of nepal. >>> wesley burton car was hit when he was driving home from work on april 18th. the crash happened in oakland. investigators say the driver of a dodge charger was speeding and ran from the scene. burton worked as a radio host. burton was married with three children and his frie

. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >>> bay area baseball fans are teaming up to help the troops overseas. abc7 was at san jose's municipality stadium where the san jose giants host evidence operation care and comfort. dozen of volunteers box up packages with food and clothing, many volunteers are veterans or in the military. >> a way to give back. i remember i never got the chance to get deployed but i have a lot of friends deployed, and they look forward to these packages. >> among the treats they're getting, girl sco

. >> a uc berkeley team gets creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africans, join us at 6:too much time on his hand. >> a lot of puns is in story. mocha is okay but created a big scare after eating three of her owner's watches. >> there's the x-ray. a time-consuming snack for sure. he said painfully. >> mocha's owners say they have no further dog proofed their home. keep those watches on a high shelf. >> a little painful. >> that is going to do it for us here on abc7 news at 5. >> sorry about that. we'll see you >>> welcome to "world news tonight." aftershocks. earth-cracking tremors rock nepal after that massive earthquake. rescuers pulling out survivors. more than 2,000 dead. and new images of the moment an avalanche strikes mt. everest. a wall of snow, the rush for cover. now, the treacherous mission to rescue climbers trapped on the mountainside. >>> mourning and mayhem. violence overtakes a protest in baltimore. an entire baseball stadium held hostage by the looting and vandalism. all of this just hours before mourners gather at the wake for the man whose death in poli

. >>> thousands of people came out today for uc berkeley's big tradition cal day. students and their families check out the campus and look at the dorms. today was also a big day for the university bell tower. it is celebrating its 100th birthday. >>> getting up close and personal a webcam went live at the local blue heron colony. they spend six months here and it allows nature lovers to see the birds in their natural habitat. biologists are hoping that the group will be seen hatching and hopefully catching the birds' first flight. >>> one size fits all is a thing of the past especially when it comes to fighting disease. nowadays it's all about personalized medicine. so what is it and what can it do? >> reporter: while most medical treatments are made for the average patient, precision medicine is specific for you. a treatment designed for your body, your genes. >> this institution, the whole country has talked about position medicine. >> reporter: doctors do this by taking into account the different in a person's genes, lifestyles and environment and debate the pa

only kaiser permanente, the city and county of san francisco and uc berkeley and ucfs emmy more people than uber according to the company they say their workers are independent contractors and not employees. that means they do not receive benefits such as hen overtime or paid vacation. >> still to come a warning for anyone who likes to paint their nails at home. the accident that sent a woman to the hospital and how it could happen in your home. >> billions on the line for google the charges the mountain view company is facing in charge. meteorologist mike nicco has the >> this is something to consider if you like to burn candles while painting nails, you have to change that habit. this is why: a 20-year old next woman is recovering from third-degree buns on more than 50 percent of her body. her nail polish remover caught fire. officials say she left the container near a candle and the fews from the polish ignited and caused a flash fire. >> fumes actually caught on fire in the air around her and her clothing caught on fire. here are tips make sure you are in a well ventilated area. ke

moved from vietnam and thanks to [inaudible] community comage in free mont was able to transfer to uc berkeley as well and that is where we met. as you can see we are a better family. as you can see community college runs deep in our family and we wouldn't have the life now without a community college education. but our story isn't unique. there are over 80 thousand students every day at city college that dependent on the education and access to public education to improve their life and a better future. i take this appointment very seriously and personal. these student desirfb to have the same fime of fluent a better life that i did not so many years ago. i know what it is like to navigate the complex and often times over weming brurocracy of community college system. insureing access to high quality serveess and counseling is one of my priorities on the bord. for the past 80 years city college played a important role for many famentlies that tried to have a better life. like the mayor said, nothing grows or economy better than public education. community colleges are the lanch path for great

. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you what got >>> bay area baseball fans are teaming up to help the troops overseas. abc7 was at san jose's municipality stadium where the san jose giants host evidence operation care and comfort. dozen of volunteers box up packages with food and clothing, many volunteers are veterans or in the military. >> a way to give back. i remember i never got the chance to get deployed but i have a lot of friends deployed, and they look forward to these packages. >> among the treats they're getting, girl scout cookies packaged and donated be the girls. >> a team of current and former u.k. c berkeley has created a one of a kind microsolar grid that will provide low-cost power to a uganda. in june they team will head there to set it up. right now they're forced to use expensive diesel generators and dirty kerosene lamps. the solar grid wil

uc berkeley scientists have proven that the hayward fault in the east bay is a branch of the calaveras fault that is running east of san jose. they say if a earthquake happens sigh mull tain jous we could -- sigh mull tain jous we could have a shaker higher than we have ever had. and there is a 7% chance that a large earthquake will hit on either of the faultlines in the next 30 years. >>> and a plane crash killed a pilot in the north bay. a pilot operating an ultra light plane in petaluma. this happened near the adobe creek golf club. the ntsb is looking into the crash, and the pilot has not been identified. >> and now, she is called a miracle patient. a young girl has been dismissed from the hospital after a three-month bout with the flu. >> and the doctors say it is a highly unusual case, and ian kole with the story. >> reporter: it has been a very bu busy day at the benioff children's hospital, because it is an opportunity to get a picture with 8-year-old patient lydia ledford. >> she is a star in the hospital. >> reporter: you see on christmas day, lydia got a cough, and it would

various studies by uc berkeley and hud and aarp demonstrated these units are more affordable. as with the other legislation and cast row and seismic ret row fit in law legislation, this ledgeilation requires new units be created within the existing envoleopef the buildsing because the building can't beat expanded or made taller or wider for the new unit so whether that is a garage or basement above ground or large storage area, it has to be within the existing envolep oaf the building. colleagues this is a good piece of lechblg slaigz and it will build upon work that we already been doing. i hope that it expands into areas of the city outside district 8 and invite anyone colleagues to have a conversation with us about that. we got very strong support in every naird we raised this. in fact, after i introduced the cast row legislation i golt ininquiry from [inaudible] saying why are you not doing this in [inaudible] and now we are and other nairblds as well. i look forward to the legislation blt this. i introduce a legislation today along with supervisor yee to commemorate and h

. >>> and former vice president al gore will be at uc berkeley to talk about climate change, he is scheduled to give a presentation starting at 12:30. the event is sold out but streamed live on youtube. gore is chairman of the climate reality project, a nonprofit that works to find solutions to global climate crisis. >>> today home depot is holding a job fair looking for thousands of new workers for its bay area stores, it needs 2,000 seasonal or part time workers, it will be held at its store on old county road, workers are needed for 10 local stores, college students military veterans and people who speak two or more languages are strongly encouraged to apply. the event starts at 11:00, runs until 7:00 tonight. i know why they need seasonal workers, i'm looking at all the things around my house for work that needs to be done. >> 4:56 here, almost 8:00 in baltimore up next we'll check in on how well the city wide work there following the damaging riots. >>> the warriors arena in san francisco, the one step one is making from going to the neighborhood. >>> we're looking at a bridge community

uc berkeley police are investigating a sexual assault on campus from last month when a female was taked in her dom by a co-worker by a company where she worked. >> less than two hours from now the san francisco police chief is expected to hand doubt 9 latest round of discipline against a group of officers accused sending racist text memorials to each other. the chief suhr told abc that three officers will be suspended with a recommendation to the police commission they be fired. another officer has resigned and the ts were released during the bail hearing for a former officer who was convicted on corruption charges who began serving his sentence today. >> a scandalous chapter could come to an end for one man involved former county supervisor george shirakawa is sentenced for illegal campaign mailers. matt keller is at the courthouse with that report. >> the judge called a recess after a lengthy discussion about george mason shirakawa's sentencing after the former county supervisor expressed remorse in court for the crime and also apologized to the court and the voters and to the santa c

we didn't see any traffic and it looks mighty good t t >>> out of uc berkeley seismologists have proven the hayward and calaves faults are connected. a minor earthquake did hit the area early today and a 3.6 quake that didn't leave damage. >>> a radio station plane was forced to land after someone flashed a laser pointer at the pilot's eyes. it was a kcbs traffic reporter. a green laser hit the pilot in the face. i remember hearing this on the radio because the pilot said something is wrong with my eyes and they had to land the green pointers are 20 times stronger than red ones. they can cause blood vessels in the eyes to burst. >> he said do i see a mark? i said no. he said it's tingly in the back of my eye. >> wow. the pilot did have his eyes checked out and now, the fbi is investigating the incident and launched a plan to find the laser's origin. it's dangerous and a crime. good news from the point of oakland. a dock worker forced cargo ships to wait before they can unload. officials said they warn there could be temporary back ups. >> and just ahead a nuke deal. could it be a turnin

. >> a uc berkeley student faces charges of using a cell phone to record a female student in a dormitory bathroom extending the phone under the stall. victim live stall and waited for the suspect to lebanon. when he did she recognized him and alerted police. police confiscate his phone, laptop cds and dvds and found additional victims. >> inspectors of north bay are on alert ready to do battle with the sharpshooter insect threatening the wipe industry -- wine industry. we have details. >> they use a bait to attract the bugs. >> it may not be the centerpiece of the vineyard but this bug trap is doing serious work save, his livelihood from ruin. >> in a year or two years, you will have a dead vine. >> the sharpshooter is small .5", but can kill plants ask signs by spreading a disease which cuts off the water splay. >> thing of it as mosquitoes or malaria, the same. >> we have $huff million $600 million wine industry to protect. warm weather and early spring increased the threat. these traps are a common sight and all shipments arriving from the southland is inexpected. eggs from a sharpsho

. >> reporter: she honed her writing school at uc berkeley's school of journalism. ed arnold was her teach therapy. >> she was feisty, she was in your face. she was fun. and she also wrote very, very well. >> reporter: her skills and her rolodex of famous contacts led her to an associate producer job at kpix5's show, evening magazine. but not everyone was impressed. former producer bob cline says she took credit for stories that came from a press release. >> she wasn't forthcoming and she was self-promoting. >> she told me right away, my father was a gangster, my mother was a show girl. they are both dead now. it was that kind of straight- forward, but she was shrewd. >> reporter: but producer margarita liked burman and her fast life. >> she would have party ins this big mansion in pacific heights that she owned. and they would be rock stars, and journalists, and all kinds of interesting people. >> reporter: no one remembers meeting her college friend and now suspected killer robert.edu rst except for hinkle. >> he was kind of weird. i was not scared, but wary of hi

uc berkeley scientists say they proved the hayward fault in the east bay is connected with another fault, connected underground and on the surface. nbc bay area's ian cull is on the cal campus this evening. what does it mean for us? >> reporter: raj, researchers know that an earthquake along the hayward fault that runs through campus could cause a lot of destruction. but this new discovery shows that that earthquake could be much larger, much stronger, the destruction much more widespread. >> right now i'm standing on the pacific plate, which is moving this way. and on this side over here i'm on the north american plate that is moving this way. >> reporter: the hayward fault has been slipping for years, its path visible from richmond to fremont. people see cracks in their homes and sidewalks. but what they didn't know until now is that fault is connected to the calaveras fault to the east. >> we finally show that we have both direct surface and deep. basically hayward, which pass through berkeley, is just a branch of the calaveras fault.

sky 7hd was overhead as hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. it was a peaceful rally. deem upon stations were held in 200 cities nationwide. organizers say it is the biggest protest bi-lo wage workers in u.s. history. >>> new details tonight. a scheduled auction of items from internment camps that outrage many bay area japanese americans is now canceled. the idea was met with sharp criticism from japanese families who felt it commercial liesed personal mementos collected by people forced into world war ii internment camps. the new jersey auction house is looking to place those items in a museum instead. >>> there is still no official cause of death for the sperm whale that washed up in pacifica. the 48-foot whale was found yesterday at morrey point beach. they say it died a week before it washed up on the beach. the necropsy found there were no broken bones so it was not killed by a ship strike. the animal was emaciated about you had been eating. tissue samples were taken, but not fresh enough to determine the exact cause of death. >>> a big loss for east bay little le

and looking at the bay area, a protest is already underway at uc berkeley and demonstrations just got started in san francisco at city hall and in the mission. other events are just beginning at mills college in oakland and in san jose. and in about an hour a demonstration is planned at frank ogawa plaza in oakland. >>> the police body camera debate will be heard by the san jose city council today. they'll be discussing a possible pilot program for san jose police officers. if approved, san jose would be one of the largest bay area agencies to give its officers body cameras. the pilot program could start as soon as next year. >>> a suspected car thief has been arrested after a police chase and crash. it started in west marin around 10:40 last night. police say that's where the suspect crashed his car and stole a car from a woman who stopped to try to help. the suspect then took police on a wild chase speeding through fairfax before crashing outside a home just after midnight. the suspect tried to run away but search dogs were able to find him nearby. and police arrested him. >>> the 2

at uc berkeley the nepali student association is bringing into action to help they're bringing others to help. mens are take -- members are taking stock of what happened. many lost their homes or have a tie with people who simply didn't make it. the students and an advisor are trying to do what they can to help with the immediate need for clean water and sanitation. after the massive earthquake that ripped across the himalayan nation it's believed that more than 2500 people have been killed thousands more injured. students say they want to help but first they want to try and reach their families. >> i tried to reach them and i was so worried. i think at around 4:00 a.m. i got hold of them. that's when i was relieved. i knew that they were all safe back home. but unfortunately as days goes on, i realize, i hear that many friends didn't make it. i have friends and members of other friends who didn't make it. >> we believe this is the most critical situation right now, which is water. we're going to buy walterter filters or purifiers for people in nepal. we're currently working toting or

sky 7hd was overhead as hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. it was a peaceful rally. deem upon stations were held in 200 cities nationwide. organizers say it is the biggest protest bi-lo wage workers in u.s. history. >>> new details tonight. a scheduled auction of items from internment camps that outrage many bay area japanese americans is now canceled. the idea was met with sharp criticism from japanese families who felt it commercial liesed personal mementos collected by people forced into world war ii internment camps. the new jersey auction house is looking to place those items in a museum instead. >>> there is still no official cause of death for the sperm whale that washed up in pacifica. the 48-foot whale was found yesterday at morrey point beach. they say it died a week before it washed up on the beach. the necropsy found there were no broken bones so it was not killed by a ship strike. the animal was emaciated about you had been eating. tissue samples were taken, but not fresh enough to determine the exact cause of death. >>> a big loss for east bay little le

. >>> uc berkeley is holding a candlelight vigil for nepal, the event starts at 7:00. >>> a group of california firefighters and search docs heading to nepal in hopes of finding more survivors. a dog trainer at sundowners kennels in gilroy tells the six of the k-9 handlers and five labradors were trained insert and rest you at their facilities several years ago. while most of the talks are based in southern california one of them is through a south bay animal rescue group. >> you trained by teaching a dog with energy, focus and retrieve to find a specific item which is a large human and park when they find sand. >> this is video of the team leaving from southern california sunday. these dogs have a difficult task ahead of them. especially because of rainy weather. but the dogs can cover 4 to 5 times the amount of space that people can in the same amount of time. >> those are amazing dogs. >>> the time now is 4:12. coming up, a distinctive sign that could become the bay area's newest landmark. >> i love silicon valley. i think we deserve something like this, don't we? >> we will see.

the marches planned at sproul plaza in uc berkeley, outside of city hall in san francisco, outside san jose. all of them trying to bring attention to police killings of unarmed people. >>> san jose police are planning another pilot program for officer body cameras. this afternoon the city council will review a report from the police department on the progress of the body camera program. the police chief says he's still working with the police union to address officers' privacy concerns. in the meantime, the city may adopt a new rule banning tobacco companies from handing out free cigarette samples and coupons at local bars. today the meeting starts at 1:30. >>> the palo alto city council is going to vote this evening on whether to allow the city's last mobile home park to close the. last night they heard from rest departments of the buono vista mobile home park. they say they couldn't afford to livni where else in the city. the owners of buono vista have been trying to close it for years. the owners have also offered to compensate residents for moving out. council members will hear arg

today uc berkeley announced ingram has been put on administrative leave. in a statement his lawyer told us despite the arrest there was no exchange of money or physical interaction. mr. ingram is extremely sorry for the embarrassment this event has caused his family and the school. >> i don't know that cal really has to double down on punishment. >> i think sexual violence and assault has been such a prevalent issue on campus these past semesters and months and i think that just suspending a coach isn't going to be enough right now. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >>> tonight san francisco sheriff ross's record has been wiped clean. he grabbed his wife's arm during an argument leaving her bruised. he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years' probation. >> this is not a fancy footwork tactic. in fact, it would be ill advised of me or anyone in this position not to seek a 1203.4. it's quite commonplace in our criminal justice system. >> the sheriff's department is dealing with a number of scandals right now. >>> no, it's not the fog rolling in. it

over in the east bay at 3:00, there's rally at uc berkeley's strauss hall. >>> and pittsburgh policeare on the lookout for a gunman who shot special killed a man at a gas station near highway 4 around 1 p.m. at a chevron on california avenue near the highway 4 and the love ridge exit. a 20-year-old man was pumping gas talking with friends when a man confronted him shot him once and took off. police haven't determined a motive and they don't know if the victim and shooter knew each other. police say it's unclear if the shooting was gang related. the victim's identity hasn't been released. >>> and it's tax day. you have filed? have you haven't, you need to file. and if you need more time you can file for an extension tax form 4868, with an extra six months. you'll be hit with smaller fees for not filing. it's still due today. about $330 billion worth of refunds last year, and the average refund was about $2,800. failure to file all together can cost you between 5% and 25% of what you owe. and president obama using tax day to some tax friendly proposals he'll deal with. he'll be in nort

. >>> a uc-berkeley football coach is on administrative leave after he was arrested during a prostitution sting in oakland. pierre ingram is a recruiting coordinator and wide receiver's coach. police say he solicited an undercover officer online then showed up last week at an oakland motel. an attorney released a statement that says there was no exchange of money or physical interaction. and ingram is sorry for the embarrassment to his family and university. >> it doesn't look good for cal and i wouldn't rather have a coach that did this. >> ingram is accused of solicitation a misdemeanor. he is scheduled to appear in court next month. >>> the sheriff of san francisco now has a clean record. yesterday, a judge agreed to expunge ross mirkarimi's misdemeanor conviction. he was sheriff elect in 2011 when he grabbed his wife's arm during an argument leaving a bruise. he pled to guilty to false imprisonment. he just finished his three years' probation. mirkarimi is running for re- election in november. >>> marijuana smoke is finally cleared in san francisco's golden gate park after this year's

. >>> uc-berkeley has fired a top football coach busted in a prostitution sting. receivers coach and recruiting coordinator pierre ingrams had been on administrative leave since last week. his contract won't be renewed. he arranged to meet with a prostitute in oakland. she was an undercover police officer. >>> more than two dozen bills on the cal campus lost power today but students didn't get to skip class. this is a picture from the daily californian. professor reich taught his wealth and poverty class outside. he wasn't the only professor to adjust. other teachers took advantage of the weather and moved outdoors. many students say it was kind of a nice change. >> during the outage i have a 700-person lecture class and so we actually just went outside and we had you know, the professor, you know, lecture to a big circle of probably about, you know, couple of hundred of us and it actually was a much better all-around experience. >> how many times have you asked and they wouldn't do it? right? according to the campus website the outage happened after a contractor

>>anny hong: a new study out of uc-berkeley finds that when people make lower wages because of the taxpayershow much and why the vaccine debate continues on our state capital where senate committee is considering a bill that prevents parents from seeking vaccination exemptions the supporters and critics are saying about this is the official east bay mud customers and expects a major water restrictions in the coming months will take a look at the changes the board approves. >>james: take a look at this beautiful shot we have free from outside this is outside the studios along the embarcadero and san francisco looking out over the bay the horizon began and to get towards sunrise at half- hour sold it for cool conditions around the bay handsomely by this afternoon. >>james: not so much really bad in the heart of the bay is out in solano county at fairfield travers airport based to 20 mi. an hour sustained winds will talk more about that brought the morning temperatures right now in the 40 tear in concord in pleasanton for the to their mid- 40s in a box of 54 san francisco and the san mateo. >>j

. >>> out of uc berkeley seismologists have proven the hayward and calaves faults are connected. a minor earthquake did hit the area early today and a 3.6 quake that didn't leave damage. >>> a radio station plane was forced to land after someone flashed a laser pointer at the pilot's eyes. it was a kcbs traffic reporter. a green laser hit the pilot in the face. i remember hearing this on the radio because the pilot said something is wrong with my eyes and they had to land the green pointers are 20 times stronger than red ones. they can cause blood vessels in the eyes to burst. >> he said do i see a mark? i said no. he said it's tingly in the back of my eye. >> wow. the pilot did have his eyes checked out and now, the fbi is investigating the incident and launched a plan to find the laser's origin. it's dangerous and a crime. good news from the point of oakland. a dock worker forced cargo ships to wait before they can unload. officials said they warn there could be temporary back ups. >> and just ahead a nuke deal. could it be a turning point? >> tonight an extremist group takes d

hundreds of people rallied at uc berkeley. organizers are calling it the biggest protest in history. >> they're now starting to move towards city hall. it all started as people gathered and marched here and at sometime, that crowd stretched over two city blocks they arrived to find mcdonalds closed. one marcher >> they needed to come to the table and talk to us about having unity. >> the fight is for a $15 minimum wage and ability to unionize. so many are out in the city today. you can see they're moving that truck which has workers whether in restaurant industry. so today, they're calling this success because of the amount of people that showed up and as i said they're heading to city hall, now. >> a fire burned this house to the ground. firefighters arrived around 5:00. officials tell us the fire started in a tree next to a shed, then winds blew it throughout the house the roof collapsed as firefighters were battling flames. no one was hurt at either location. >> a split second decision cost a construction worker his life to