reporting live at uc berkeley, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> certainly unnerving.odi. >>> the second of three convicts in the infamous chowchilla kidnapping is a free man tonight and believed to be in the bay area. 63-year-old james schoenfeld was pa rolled today. he was in his 20s when he was convicted of killing two dozen school children and their bus driver. the victims were to be held for ransom but they escaped from their van, buried in livermore. schoenfeld is expected to join his brother, richard, who was paroled last year. that brother has been caring for their elderly mother at her home in mt. view. >>> it could cost foster city homeowners more to live in the houses they already live in. fema says much of the foster city's levee system is insufficient, that means the city has to find money to build something new or residents have to start caring expensive flood insurance. michelle roberts is there, along one of the levees. and michelle, what's the problem? >> reporter: essentially, it's too short. this spot is about three feet high, fema suggested be raise

. >> it's a day of new binges and long goodbyes as uc berkeley. this weekend students are moving into the campus housing for the start hoff the school year. cornell bernard is live in berkeley with how things are going. hi, cornell. >> reporter: i just talked to a uc berkeley police officer. he says the day, believe it or not, has gone very smoothlyby with few glitches, thousands of students are moving into this cluster. tomorrow dorms. their parents not far behind. this incoming freshman from santa rosa is moving into davidson hall, wheeling just about everything he will need for college in a big orange bin. mom is helping, to too, 7,000 students are move bog campus housing this weekend. so far, everything seem -- everyone seems to know where they're going, thanks to advisers stationed near the dorms answering questions. sebastian just found his dorm room, meeting his two room mates, mom is mel -- melancholy but she is excited. >> the adrenaline for this, there's a mix of nerves and excitement, but i am really looking forward to the year at cal.

uc berkeley police say armed robberies are not that common on campus, but people have been getting robbedbout once a week in the neighborhoods just south and west of campus. >> in the outskirts of berkeley it is more common or coming now on to campus more. >> with the semester about to begin and more students populating the campus, the crimes of opportunity will be on the rise. that's why they are recommending bear walk. bear walk is a free door-to-door night safety service for students. >> you know, these things don't happen that often and it feels like maybe i should talk to bear walk. >> police recommend waking -- walking in groups and putting away electronic devices. thisy are checking to see if surveillance cameras captured the robbers. on the uc berkeley campus, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, police in oakland are sorting out a wild crash involving three cars and a building. it happened around 6:30 on macarthur boulevard. there are a couple of sideshow skidmarks in the area, but so far no word on whether this was related to a sideshow. >>> a car was snarled. it was on the c

uc berkeley police say armed robberies are not that common on campus, but people have been getting robbed about once a week in the neighborhoods just south and west of campus. >> in the outskirts of berkeley it is more common or coming now on to campus more. >> with the semester about to begin and more students populating the campus, the crimes of opportunity will be on the rise. that's why they are recommending bear walk. bear walk is a free door-to-door night safety service for students. >> you know, these things don't happen that often and it feels like maybe i should talk to bear walk. >> police recommend waking -- walking in groups and putting away electronic devices. thisy are checking to see if surveillance cameras captured the robbers. on the uc berkeley campus, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, police in oakland are sorting out a wild crash involving three cars and a building. it happened around 6:30 on macarthur boulevard. there are a couple of sideshow skidmarks in the area, but so far no word on whether this was related to a sideshow. >>> a car was snarled. it was on the

at uc berkeley, it is completely off limits to the public. why the university has fenced it in. >> i'm michelle roberts outside levi stadium where they are getting ready for a big day on sunday. here are the changes that might make it easier to get to and from the stadium. >> i'm jeff ranieri. we will have the forecast coming up and check it out. we are beginning to move into the north bay. we are tracking the details on the weekend in a few minutes. bayd -nyme ofro ya fothamatr. ta >>> not in the chancellor's back yard or front yard for that matter. the area around uc berkeley is off limits after an open yard policy. access is barred from the pathway in front. the reason? the late night protests and unwanted protesters which is putting the chancellor the risk. nbc bay area joins us live from the university and jodi, what's the reaction from the students at this point? >> the chancellor's house is located in the middle of the uc berkeley campus. until a couple of weeks ago the area had a very open feel. not anymore. you can see the house is n

. >> the east bay is abuzz as thousands of uc berkeley students return to campus for fall classes. cornell bernard is live with more. >> reporter: some call it move-in win week, others call it controlled chaos. we have seen a lot of new students moving into the dorms off college avenue, with their parents, not far behind. army of students are converging on their new home away from home, we'lling dorm and school supplies with them. an amazing 7,000 students are moving into campus housing this weekend, and thanks to advisers posted their in the dorms, everybody is being pointed in the right direction. traditionally it is a time to party and celebrate the college experience. campus cops say, have fun, but they warn no booze allowed in the dorms. >> it's college life so we can't say people aren't going to drink, but we would like to drink responsibly. >> i'm really excited for my first year at uc berkeley. going to be fun. i'm going to learn a lot of new stuff and going to meet a lot of new, interesting people. >> reporter: and lots of long goodbyes to parents, sons and daughters. we h

. >> the east bay is abuzz as thousands of uc berkeley students return to campus for fall classes. cornell bernard is live with more. >> reporter: some call it move-in win week, others call it controlled chaos. we have seen a lot of new students moving into the dorms off college avenue, with their parents, not far behind. army of students are converging on their new home away from home, we'lling dorm and school supplies with them. an amazing 7,000 students are moving into campus housing this weekend, and thanks to advisers posted their in the dorms, everybody is being pointed in the right direction. traditionally it is a time to party and celebrate the college experience. campus cops say, have fun, but they warn no booze allowed in the dorms. >> it's college life so we can't say people aren't going to drink, but we would like to drink responsibly. >> i'm really excited for my first year at uc berkeley. going to be fun. i'm going to learn a lot of new stuff and going to meet a lot of new, interesting people. >> reporter: and lots of long goodbyes to parents, sons and daughters. we h

here is our camera looking out towards blue -- uc berkeley. those high clouds, you will notice more of them as we head into be friday forecast. looking out towards the south bay, we have a storm out in the specific -- pacific. it looks like something that we would see in november or december, but the impact is not going to be a major rain event. it will possibly bring in a few rain showers out there. right now, we have mostly clear skies across the region. big story today, the heat. livermore right now 100 degrees , upper 90s out toward walnut creek and fairfield. we are expecting a big bump in those numbers. oakland 82, san francisco currently 71 degrees. you will find some 90s up in the north a. partly cloudy skies . here is our life camera looking out. we will begin to cool things off for your friday, still some 90s expected. still approaching midshipman 90s by friday afternoon. >> harley -- partly cloudy skies moving in from the west and southwest. here is an update on tropical storm erika, she will eventually become a hurricane. wins are

about 5:30 this morning near grizzly peak boulevard and south park drive up in berkeley near the uc-berkeley campus and the lawrence berkeley national lab. the fire burned about an acre before it was fully contained. no reports of evacuations or injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> as we continue to follow a developing story in the south bay. a wanted suspect still on the loose and sunnyvale police have not identified the man officers shot and killed yesterday afternoon. it started near the matilda exit of highway 101 near 4:00. when two men bolted from a car. police have not given out many details but a confrontation ensued and that's when an 18-year veteran officer fired his weapon striking a suspect. that suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. they found a handgun near his body and another in his backpack. we'll have more in a live report coming up in about 25 minutes. >>> and in vallejo a hit and run investigation has turned into a homicide investigation. police are still piecing together exactly what happened but here is what they do know. they say about 10:30

. >> reporter: but uc berkeley officials say chancellor nicholas diercks and his family had every reasonafe inside their on-campus home. >> there's been an attempted forced entry, at least two individuals who have gained unpermitted access. >> reporter: what they did to this housg6nd was an act of a terrorist. kcal's he wife ofcp previous chancellor, who back in 2009 shared her concerns with us after protesters armed with torches launched what she described as a mob attack on the house, while she was inside. >> we asked the police department to do a security assessment, and the fence is going up on the bases of their recommendation. >> reporter: so the university has put up a temporary wire fence around the púíkñ104-year- mansion, as they work on permanent fencing. forcing students to take other routes to class and leaving student activists steaming. >> he's on one side and students and workers on the other side. >> reporter: she and her friends brought their concerns about workers to the chancellor's doorstep in april. but claims they had every reason to. >> we've tried to talk to him.

. >> uc-berkeley's chancellor takes action to protect his safety but now this has students fired up. >> that cool ocean breeze continues today. temperatures about 3 to 5 degrees cooler. it's refreshing if you are away from the water but chilly in the city of san francisco. we'll talk about how long the breeze sticks around and there is a chance of rainfall. that's coming up. >> and our first live pictures of a train collision that sent a truck flying into the water. cate caugiran is on scene ,,,,,, >>> back to our breaking story. a train collides with a pickup truck. cate caugiran reports from east contra costa county. >> reporter: once that train hit the pickup on the tracks, over here to my left it ended up down over here. we can show you right now in the water. two people inside were severely hurt. we are still waiting on confirmation on how they are doing but here's what we do know. just before 2:45 an amtrak train bound for oakland from bakersfield was coming through knightsen and hit a pickup truck. there were 145 people on the train. no injuries on the train. east contra costa

and a wake-up call for some out-of-town freshmen at uc berkeley. >> i never felt that kind of shock before. >> reporter: today's quake sprung from the hayward fault, which runs directly below where i'm standing, and cuts right through memorial stadium here at uc berkeley from goalpost to goalpost. and some seismologists predict a major quake along this fault could happen any day, david. >> thank you. we return to the race now for 2016. donald trump showing up for jury duty today. he was not selected but you imagine the scene in new york city. surrounded by the reporters and the seen. a new fox news show showing him firmly in the lead. and tonight, donald trump's first policy revealed about immigration. 11 million undongmented illegal immigrants and their children will be sent home. how do you do that? >> reporter: donald trump pulling up to new york court today in his shiny limo. swarmedy cameras and microphones. signing dollar bills, waving to the crowd, admitting hopes his time as a juror is short. >> do you hope you get picked for the jury? >> not particularly. >> and this photo, just y

it runs directly below where i'm standing and cuts right through memorial stadium here at uc berkeley from goal post to goal post and some seismologists predict a major earthquake along this fault could happen any day. aditi roy, abc news, berkeley, california. >>> prosecutors in south africa are calling for oscar pistorius to be convicted of murder in the death of his girlfriend. pistorious is due to be released from prison friday. the athlete served ten months of his five-year sentence for manslaughter. but prosecutors want his conviction upgraded to murder with a minimum sentence of 15 years. pistorious testified that he thought he was shooting at an intruder, not his girlfriend. >>> closing arguments set for today in the mon slaughter trial of a charlotte, north carolina police officer who shot an unarmed black man. defense attorneys say randall kerrick opened fire because jonathan ferrell was running toward him and he feared for his life. ferrell had gotten into a car accident when he knocked on a woman's door apparently seeking help. she called police. if convicted, kerrick coul

. >>> fed up with people invading his home uc-berkeley's chancellor takes action to protect his safety and now students are upset. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. you can email your nominations right here at coolschools@kpix.com and we might come and feature your school or that summer camp on the show. it's a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a final tribute for a contra costa county sheriff's deputy who drowned while trying to save a friend. the funeral procession for deputy carlos francies began yesterday in sacramento where he lived. the 30-year-old was paddle boarding on lake tahoe last week when a friend was struggling in the water. francies went after him and drowned. >> carlos was an honorable man working in an honorable profession as a deputy sheriff, and he died honorably doing exactly what he swore an oath to do, to care for the safety of others. >> and francies worked for the sheriff's department for four years. most recently, at the martinez detention facility. >>> 4:41. overtaxed

holding the '70s for highs today in oakland 76 uc- berkeley 70 richmond 59 and then have the jurors stillopping and that far east bay a lot of these covering friend would 86 and antioch 82 livermore plenty of seventies to be found for one country as he noticed and 70 forecasts somewhat of a steady state as a look at inland temperatures in the lower 80s the most part face of the merger is upper seventies of the coaster ride around 70-and alloys for offcast 247 kron-4- dot-com >> marty: the news this morning people in the west oakland apartment buildings shall now have a place to live. more than five days after their homes declared uninhabitable building's walkways came crashing down earlier this week and as kron 4 maureen kelly reports there is still no plans in place to fix the damage. >> reporter: from the fire chief filling we get the visa office and out here now. this attack on her apartment market 31st street for one afternoon when she got another of the construction. underside of the second-floor walkway 79 collapsed a close call don't hurt the failure exposed when a contractor later

>>pam moore: a man grown to several down growth and a swimming pool on the campus of uc-berkeley there the ages of 9 and 13. >>emily turner: it police said they're looking for an adult man and a thing about this it was such a hot day yesterday so many people were here at the pull out if it is almost unbelievable that with all those people three lochinvar's this is still able to happen this is the man they need your help locating they said he inappropriately touched several young girls the strawberry canyon pull yes today on the uc- berkeley campus his sexually battered nine to 13 your girls on the pull is swim to the victims and grab their legs and some time while the buttocks and swam away the one to find and so it does not happen again here suspect to one more time is described as a man with brown hair with facial stubble and a pot belly or reread some trunks description they said they're keeping a close eye out for today there when not available for this comment however in the press release they did add to the public's help in identifying that man if you recognize him and asked to c

he is a professor at uc berkeley, and we just saw david's report. we talked about desalination and how that is something that we absolutely have to consider, but you also talk about recapturing stormwater, so if we ever have rain again, that's one way to consider. >> sure, i mean, it seems like a tragedy that all this water that falls on our cities just runs into flood canals and back out into the ocean. so if we could capture that and make it part of our water supply, we'd be a lot better off. >> well, i heard reports that there might be rain eventually, so i was thinking about going and getting a big container and taking off my drain from the roof, and is that not a good idea? >> it would be a great idea if you lived in seattle, where it rains a little bit every day. but think about it -- we only had two big rainstorms last winter. your roof barrel would've filled up right away, and then the first week that you needed it for gardening, it would've been all gone. what we need to do is we need to build massive rainwater-capture systems and get that

police have this description and asking for their help the uc-berkeley please also asking for any ofhe victims and never occurred to come for the also ask if anyone knows this gentleman or this man that there will come forward and talk to police about that and oakland police officer who shot a man dead after he attacked and injured her yesterday has been released from hospital. >>pam moore: she is doing well police said a man attacked her with a metal chain what she was responding to an assault and housing complex on macarthur avenue thursday morning this issue then opened fire on the suspect killing him the name of the suspects also has not been released, the gun was stolen near a shopping plaza and for bill have enough just a few blocks away from the fruit and a bart station. two men accused of robbing and shooting a tourist on san francisco's russian hill near the famous lombard street had been charged with attempted murder the incident happened to take just a block away from the crowd the stress of lombard street this said the taurus was robbed of a camera he reportedly started r

. >> coming up in the next half- hour protecting the head of uc- berkeley. security measures to keep vandals away from his home in the middle of campus. >> i think if females continue to come to the course they can be encouraged by what we have accomplished. >> the army's first female rangers are speaking out. rangers are speaking out. why the way they ,,,,,,,,,, bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>> two people were critically injured when an amtrak train collided with a truck near knightsen in eat contra costa county. the high impact crash sent the truck flying into the water. the drive was flown to the hospital. the sec

. >> uc berkeley is her first choice for college. >> i am into social justice and kind of politics. >> the 18-year-old says she wanted to leave orange county and spread her wings and vast in the idealism of youth. >> it made sense. everyone was like, berkeley is perfect and i can see you there. berkeley is so you. >> exciting for sabrina but hard on mom. >> i cry every time i think about it. i made it through today so far. >> just a few blocks away, benjamin is also from southern california returns for his sophomore year. >> i know what it is like to be a student. this 19-year-old says he now has more confidence. >> i can see more fun and some where accemaed. >> it is a challenge finding a new place to live in this housing market. $3000 for a two bedrooms and bath apartment that he shares with a roommate. >> we were looking nearly months now and we had nothing. >> back at the dorm, sabrina will be walking around campus to familiarize herself and get comfortable in her new home. >> my mom is ruining my life and constantly reminding me what i need to do. >> on monday, uc berkeley will w

they look at how uc berkeley researchers developing early detection system to warn us all about earthquakes. >> pam:a hot stretch of days through the weekend and another day in the 90's ahead is expected for that things will begin to cool down after that. >> dianne: moral another day in the '90s to hide in the valley locations. and the colonial feel run wednesday later on in the week. peg interest right now in the upper 80s and for much of this inland cities and. the applicant in livermore. east bay shoreline san francisco in the '60s for you. here's what we're dealing the he tomorrow. today already seeing in the '70s east bay shoreline areas. the orange indicating the '80s. and livermore area fairfield any jumps to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. much of inland valley already in the '80s. daytime highs right around two to 3:00. the see the red areas indicating they're all the '90s. so once again house tomorrow. this not the chewable digits. we have the '90s in the forecast in the fort shoreline in the '80s in the '70s. will have the cool down in place for the week. talk about when you feel th

live at uc berkeley., ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we're tracking a couple of -- one tropical storm and one hurricane. erika is in the atlantic and will cause problems for florida as we get toward the end of the weekend. we'll come in a little closer and check the track on it. what you can see here is it kind of moves up as a weak tropical storm right up the eastern seaboard here. the eastern -- pardon me the western side of florida. so it appears that it's not going to be a hurricane. looks like it's going to be a strong tropical storm which means a lot of rain. this is a hurricane. ignacio and it's headed toward the hawaii islands. they've had a doze of these this year. maui has a shot. it's some heavy rain. the system stays north of the island chain which will be helpful. but they'll still get some big surf and wet weather. for us a little bit of wet weather to the north. that's a nice looking weather system for this time of year don't expect it to look like this. this is a fall system. this system is

uc berkeley is now working on a similar system. yesterday, that was put to the test and we found out it actually worked well when it came to b.a.r.t. train and notifying them successfully. what many b.a.r.t. riders didn't realize is when the earthquake hit monday among, a high-tech early washing system called shake alert sent a message to automatically slow down all the trains. >> takes the trains and put them into 27 miles per hour. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. officials say they are part of a test group partnering with uc berkeley and the usgs on an early warning system. >> it detected the earthquake, pushed out a warning in a little over 4 secs. >> the sensors detected all movement even before shockwaves were felt. >> they have the technology in japan for a number of years. we've demonstrating that the technology works here in california. >> but official says that the systems can alert computers before people are even aware of the system. with trains often moving at speeds before 50 miles per hour. >> reducing the train speeds prevents

. >>> uc berkeley and stanford are on a list of colleges that promotes public service.hey ranked 30 schools based on three cat boys. recruiting and graduating low income students producing cutting edge research and encouraging students to give back. uc san diego ranked number one for the sixth year in a row. followed by uc river side, texas a & m. , uc berkeley and stanford university. 16 schools in california made the top 30 including mills college in oakland. >>> there are big changes for students at san jose state this fall. all tobacco products and e- cigarettes have been banned from practice. a college wants to get out the word to remind students not to light up. they have been said to be having the greatest impact on students. e-cigarette use skyrocketed. although smoking was banned on all campuses, a small fraction of california state university. >>> doctors say nearly 1-5 new dancer cases in the u.s. involve someone who has had it before. the study also found that about 19% of cancers in the u.s. are second or more cases in the 9170s was only 9%. researches say

when the country saw the plea for help following hurricane katrina uc berkeley was one of the first universities to respond. jeffrey mitchell spent his summer there in 2006. >> there were houses in the middle of the road, cars on top of houses, houses on top of cars. >> we were on our hands and knees. >> reporter: all part of the magnolia project, one of many public service programs. among the hardest areas hit by katrina was the lower ninth ward, an under served community in new orleans. mitchell says volunteering there helped him understand the economic disparity that still exist. >> such as the french quarter which was rebuilt almost immediately and then you look at the ninth ward and it looks like katrina hit yesterday. >> reporter: rosa says after katrina many residents vowed to change their past. calstudents have been there to support them. >> really just empowering voices, how to support people and having their voice heard. >> reporter: these are all lessons not necessarily taught in the classroom. ilana banks is now an activist in the community she lives in teaching neighbors what to do

. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a burglary free at uc berkeley. campus police say someone broke into nine offices on the ninth floor of evans hall yesterday and got away with nine computers. investigators say there's been a major up tick in burglaries. the last one two weeks ago when someone broke into 20 offices there. >>> san francisco police call them the rainbow crew. they've struck again. it's surveillance video of seven women and two men ransacking a store. the mob got away with $11,000 worth of merchandise. mostly cologne and perfume. happened north of university san francisco campus last week. the crew known for their rainbow colored hair is suspected in more than a dozen crimes over the past year. police think they know the identity of at least three of the suspects. at this point, they haven't made any arrests though. >>> tech companies are often known for perks. a tech giant is highlighting changes in its maternity leave policy. this is the second one this week. microsoft announced that new mothers get 20 weeks paid leave instead of 12

. >> uc berkeley police chief is knew crime victim. someone broke into her unmarked police car on friday when she went for a run in richmond. east bay regional park district police confirmed an officer's loaded gun and bags were stolen from an officer's vehicle but not confirmed if bennett was the victim. >>> a disturbing discovery during ang ocean expedition. coming up at 5:00, trash mapping in the pacific ocean. researchers stop in san francisco today to reveal what they found. >>> and then the technique zookeepers are using to help a new born pair of panda bears to survive. ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >>> scientist are one step closer to cleaning up the great pacific garbage patch where tons of plastics pollute the water. we were at pier 32 in san francisco where crews returned from a 30-day expedition. they mapped the patch. >> has been a tremendous success. the mother ship has been able to

reporting at uc berkeley. kate cagle. >> pam: this morning's earthquake has many asking. what are schools in the area doing to keep kids safe in the event of a quake. a principal at one san francisco school says, she has already experienced the worst- case scenario. gina ferrante says, her school in los angeles, was not prepared for the whittier earthquake in 19-87. and she promised then, to be prepared, if ever she was in charge. now. the san francisco unified school district has ferrante teaching other principals in the area about preparations. go> > ; stop the drop to cover--dtop, --stop, drop, cover, close your eyes pamferrante has gone so far as to invest in a shed. away from the school allowing for easy access to emergency supplies. this year she will be investing in several new things among them specially made nutrition bars. for more coverage of today's earthquake. just head to our website. there, we have more videos of the quake. as well as full interviews with experts. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. it was another hot and hazy day here in the bay area. wildfires bu

>>darya: the uc-berkeley football player is sowing the aggressive california for medical malpracticem players about long-term brain diseases associated with a concussion this according to the daily californian with and in a newspaper for uc-berkeley according to a lawsuit he played for cal from 2004 to 2008 and suffered multiple concussions a loss assessing as permanent brain injury from those concussions a tough cause depression suicidal thoughts business and memory loss. >>mark: made even more progress on the mass of jerusalem fire this morning to an 4,000 a. have burned and they said and not rich 50 percent containment they were busy as supporting a several small fire broke out about 50 mi. east to look like the jules and fire not burn in early far away from homes the firefighters were about hot and windy weather expected this weekend. >>mark: that has weathered the pending early this week the jerusalem fire merge with a much larger work rocket fire still holding at just under 70,000 a. and 95 percent contained we have big news recovering this morning in the murder of a eight year

. >>> coming up, uc-berkeley is beefing up security but not for students.nges meant to protect the top man on campus. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, a former 49er says the nfl is too destructive and the giants make a trade to boost their offense. too bad he didn't join the team last night. we're coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. wrong! we love yoga and sunshine and stuff. well foster farm's chicken has no added hormones. well i wish you didn't have any added negativity! ha! high five! yeah! he's not going far. they're local. introducing fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. >>> good morning. the pittsburgh pirates are 16-3 against the n.l. west there season that's not good news for the giants fighting for their play-off lives. and they have resorted to praying to score runs these days. but the real god last night, that man! charlie morton struck out 8 pitching 6 2/3 inni

. >>> uc berkeley and stanford are on a -- they ranked 30 schools based on if -- uc san diego ranked number one in those categories. it is follow bid uc river side, texas a & m. >>> there are big changes for students at san jose state this fall. all tobacco products and e- cigarettes have been banned from campus. the college wants to get out the word not to light up on campus. last year e-cigarette use skyrocketed and all the smoking was banned on all university of california campuses in 2014. a small fraction of campuses have prohibited tobacco products. >>> doctors say nearly 1-5 new cancer cases in the u.s. involves someone who has had the disease before. the study focused on poem who -- in the 1970s it was only 9%. researchers say that is partly because more people are surviving cancer and living long enough to get it again. >>> time is 4:56. coming up next in our 5:00 hour. controversy surrounding the wine train. >> it's been one year since the devastating earthquake in napa. we'll take a look at the work still under way to repair buildings that were destroyed or damaged. >> goo

uc berkeley scientists say this could be a preview of bigger things to come on the fault line. >> we know when we have something like this, the chances of another earthquake somewhat big never the next week is about 5%. and that's much higher than average. >> the last major earthquake on the hay worth fault line was in 1868. studies estimate a massive quake on this fault could cost 32 billion in damage and leave thousands injured. >>> all of them were older cast ooin pipes. the district says this is a remind over what could happen if we get hit with a much larger quake. the district advises people a c days of water in your home in case of an emergency. >>> anderson reservoir in morgan hill is closed to all boats because of water levels. the closure is in effect indefinitely. >> boating, vishing, anything that would bring your internal temperature down is a good idea. >> it would cool off. summer is hanging on. we're still in the thick of it, kari. >> i thought, it could be a little bit better. today in los gatos it will be 89 degrees. redwood city, 86 degree degrees. in oakland, 76.

. >>> an investigation is under way at uc berkeley after someone broke into nine offices. police responded to a report of a burglary on tuesday. they found nine had been broken into. come? computers on the ninth wynn toy. if if >>> dozens of io ran residents tombing be if room. and the city is asking for about 100 people to relocate by september. they were given a choice move to a treasure island apartment or accept a cash offer to leave. residents say they want relocation and be want to change. >>> the new rules would keep an existing band on large outdoor marijuana operations but they would set limits on indoor cultivation. growers would have to be qualified medical marijuana patients and they would also have to limit their growth to only one room indoors or 12 plants outdoors that are hidden and out of sight. supporters say the new rules could reduce criminal activity and limit fire risks. >>> it is the largest solar project ever proposed by a digit and coming to the bay area. they are planning to add an $8 million shadow critics. the plan could power as many as -- >>>

are looking for this man accused of inappropriately touching several girls while swimming at a uc berkeley swimming pool. the man swam up to each of his victims at the strawberry canyon pool and grabbed their legs and buttucks. police believe there may be more victims. >>> deputies assigned as jail guards are on administrative leave after the death of an inpate. deputies performing welfare checks found the inmate unconscious at the main jail in downtown san jose. paramedicsparamedics were called and they pronounced him dead. the sheriff's office didn't explain why they were placed on leave. >> prison life is not known for comfort, but it is even less so at quintin. they are dealing with legionnaire's disease. sergio is there live with the story. sergio? >> and today's heat made for an especially miserable day. the air conditioning was also shut off. that's because the suspect bacteria can actually travel in condensation and the air ducts and not having air conditioning was part of the misery. from sky 7hd you can see the line of inmates waiting to use porta potties. most of the water has b

there has been a won't spike in window smashing burglaries on the uc berkeley campus. >>> donald trump continues to dominate the talk about the 2016 race. hannah daniels the attention has shifted to trump's comments about women. >> reporter: donald trump took to the sunday shows defending himself against claims he is disrespectful to women. >> i will be phenomenal to the women. i want to help. but. >> reporter: he attacked carly fiorina directly on twitter saying the only female gop candidate had zero chance at winning the nomination after she said in. >> as crazy as this presidental campaign process is, it does in fact give voters a window into how people respond under pressure over time. >> reporter: fiorina was referring to remarks trump made about "fox news" host megyn kelly who he claims questioned him unfairly during last week's gop debate. >> there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> reporter: fellow republican con continueders are worried the latest comment could hurt the party's chances with women. >> a florida woman lost part of an arm after

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he graduated from uc-berkeley with a degree in molecular and cell biology.t that's where he was told by teachers and advisers his education would likely end because he is an undocumented immigrant. >> medical school is one of the worst pathways you can take because there is a maximum number of barriers in terms of immigration status. fortunately, i think, i'm a little bit stubborn and i want to do here -- i have been able to channel it with motivation to really keep going. >> reporter: in his last semester of his senior year at cal, he started a nonprofit called "pre-health dreamers." >> i didn't know if it was possible to go to med school. my peers didn't know if it was possible to pursue a ph.d. in nursing. why a ph.d.? there was no one out there that was talking about it. >> reporter: while controversial, the group helps over undocumented students pursue higher degrees in the medical field. >> our mission here seeks to alleviate those barriers. >> reporter: david hernandez whose parents are farm workers is getting his masters in stem cell research. he say

late summer, the first of two move-in days at uc berkeley here. that was the students choosing to live in the residents hall on campus there. remember? it's still there. that's where i hung out. >> i brut a skateboard. some pillows. flag. t-shirts. pants. >> i never forgot my rolling stones posters. always had mick jagger with me. classes start on wednesday. >> good look to all of the incoming freshman. also happening now, two things that don't normally go together. marathons and beer. the beer mile classic has been going on all day in treasure island. this is a marathon with a twist. runners chug a beer before running a mile, then do it three more times. this is how it goes. >> it sounded like a good idea when we rej registered. >> we talked to a bunch of experienced beer milers. they said how horrible it is, terrible. then five minutes later, you feel great. which of course is the beer. >> it is not all about the beer. there is lots of specialty music that people not joy and most people say it is a real experience. people need the beer to keep g

this summer, uc berkeley is offering a class based on the show. the class's professor says he stard lobbying for permission to teach it back in season one. >>> it says here that the boys might do better at "the game of thrones" class than -- >> hey. i think that might be fair to say. i know my husband would certainly would do better than me. >> let's see. l let's talking about the weather today. it will be warm. >> it will be a little humid but very similar to yesterday. plenty of sunshine. highs warm into the 90s across the area. here's a live look outside right now. you can see our flag there, our front circle here in northwest washington. not moving at all. so nice calmness outside. the bugs and the birds very loud when i was outside on the storm team 4 weather deck. i think i got three mosquito bites. that might be the biggest annoyance if you're out and about today but overall the weather having a low impact on your day. looking good for travel, exercise. either go now or wait until later this evening when the sun starts to set, because it wi

the uc berkeley graduate is accused of leaking inside information on tech deals to friends. the department of justice says the group netted nearly $700,000 from illegal trades. >>> police in san leandro need your help finding a well-dressed bank robber who targeted a bank of the west branch last wednesday. he demanded money from the teller at the washington avenue location right after it opened for business. the teller complied. police searched the area, but were not able to find this bandit. >>> oakland school district is considering a plan to use a available piece of city land for affordable teacher housing. the plot is spawler than an acre at 12th street and second avenue near lake lake merritt. they wanted to sell it for lux rowhousing of the they protested the decision. the deal eventually fell through because it violated state law by not offering enough affordable housing. the school district board will consider the new plan in support of teachers and decide if they should pitch it to the city. >> we hear this all the time and not just about our teachers, but people wa

uc berkeley scientists climbed dozen of trees and installed sensors that detected moisture and temperaturend found the trees were stressed but holding on. they require up to 800 gallons of water a day each. they aren't getting it bit the scientist say they are amazingly resilient and that's why they live thousands of years. >>> up next at 6:00, an update on the traffic nightmare that is finally coming to an end on the peninsula. >>> plus, reason to cheer for the stanford football team. one week before the season kicks off. >>> we see the treasure drop over the -- the temperature drop over the last 24? the forecast is up next. >> san jose and jacksonville batting for the arena football title and a run for the season-ending title tomorrow at sonoma ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. it's a good looking car. ? this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about

uc berkeley scientists climbed dozen of trees and installed sensors that detected moisture and temperaturend found the trees were stressed but holding on. they require up to 800 gallons of water a day each. they aren't getting it bit the scientist say they are amazingly resilient and that's why they live thousands of years. >>> up next at 6:00, an update on the traffic nightmare that is finally coming to an end on the peninsula. >>> plus, reason to cheer for the stanford football team. one week before the season kicks off. >>> we see the treasure drop over the -- the temperature drop over the last 24? the forecast is up next. >> san jose and jacksonville batting for the arena football title and a run for the season-ending title tomorrow at sonoma racewa i know blowdrying fries my hair, but i'm never gonna stop because now, i've got pantene shampoo and conditioner. pantene's got the pro-v formula to make my hair so strong the damage of 100 blowdries is gone. strong is beautiful.™ pantene. nas every blade adjustst swirto your curves. venus swirl, with contour blades that have six times more

classes begin for all uc- berkeley students this coming wednesday. >>> we have smartphones and smartow there's something new that some say is about to take off smart bulbs. kenneth craig says they can do more than light up a room. >> reporter: before he gets home, jeff can use his phone to customize the lighting in his apartment. >> it's really unlike any other light bulb i have ever had. >> reporter: his lights have multiple color settings and moods. >> the relax setting i usually use in the morning. >> this is relaxing. this is what you do every morning? >> yeah. it's very nice way to wake up. >> reporter: other smart bulbs can do more than just change colors. the $129 twist bulb also has a speaker built in. >> fully capable of wireless streaming audio systems with the push of a button. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: right from your phone? >> or anyone else's phone. >> reporter: the $400 bean bulb can project images from a smart device on to a flat surface. >> it's a growing market. >> reporter: cnet says that's just the beginning. >> you also have lights that can double as wi-fi extender

. >>> uc berkeley is -- chancellor nicholas dirks asked for security review after protesters made itto the property. around the clock security monitors. police say it will reduce the number of officers needed to patrol the site. construction is set to be finished at the end of the month. >>> google says four lightning strikes in belgium permanently wiped out customer data stored. google issued an statement the stoerge is our highest priority. we apologize to customers afecked. it is not known what clients were affected. >>> the district says its customers reduced water use in july by 40% for the second straight month. the goal is 28%. water officials say the 40% cut is the greatest savings they have seen in the last two years of drought. >> 40%. >> congratulations. >>> stay with us. coming up who likes egg plant? >> coming up next the united states of emoji. >> and the most popular form of expressions state by state. aa chance to try somethinglook. different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get th