. >> reporter: sanders kept busy after the uc berkeley event. he went to cloverdale for another rally this afternoon. it's clear that sanders and clinton know there is a lot of stake come tuesday. >> what we are doing is unprecedented. >> reporter: during an event at uc berkeley, senator bernie sanders talked about the importance of cane campaigning in california. >> in a selfweek period we will have held some 30 rallies in every part of this state. >> reporter: bode sanders and hillary clinton will be in california leading up to tuesday's primary. sanders heading to san francisco monday for a rally and concert in the presidio. on sunday, bill clinton will be in los gatos for a fund-raiser. and hillary clinton will hold a fund-raising concert on monday in los angeles. >> usually, it means we really don't get a big say. >> reporter: political science professor david baguette says it's great to see california have a say, which typically isn't the case. when it comes to sanders, he expects to hear more of the same. >> they know that they really hav

this is the latest in the saga out of uc berkeley. graham fleming was found to have sexually harassed his assistant. fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. > he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today it's unlikely that high level administrator would be granted leave after having violated sexual harassment policy. >> the former dean of the law school is being reviewed by a second committee. the office

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

. >>: she is an oakland native and went to college locally graduating from uc-berkeley. in the wake of the oakland police sex scandal five oakland police officers talk had been placed on leave to of those officers have since resigned and removing the possibility of incriminating themselves during the investigation. >>haaziq madyun: when she was not haven't shown such it was sixth in the form she used facebook as the primary means of communicating with these officers and an exchange for said she said the officers it for protection. >>reporter: they're not happy with the scandal that express the anger at the police over the sex scandal the kind of cycle before the station and a large banner reading of pd is guilty of human traffic in. >>terisa estacio: that and become a public defender on the allegations that this officer sergeant mike gant had his girlfriend by the police report on the mayor and city and should release a statement saying that's the item in the county district attorney's office will be handling an investigation into alleged criminal misconduct by a member

the fence around the home oe ch nearly 700- >>> a hefty price tag for a new fence on the uc-berkeley campus. >> fence around the home of the chancellor cost nearly $700,000. kpix 5's john ramos explains why the project went way over budget. >> reporter: on a small hill on the uc-berkeley campus is the university house. the official residence of the school's chancellor. but it's what surrounds the house that has people talking. a brand-new iron fence that cost a whopping $700,000. >> i'm like what quality of metal is this? is it laced with gold? >> reporter: the original fence was approved at $240,000. but that figure ballooned as the design changed to make it taller and stronger with new added security cameras and motion detectors. but cal student dana king says, besides the price, there is another question here. >> um, first response was why? like, who is he trying to, like, keep out? because it's typically why you're trying to build a fence. >> reporter: university police recommended the fence after several recent protests on campus led demonstrators to the front door demanding an

the new confirmed about uc berkeley's edwards stadium, and a tragedy that motivated fans to ask the creators for a new character. >> it's been happening and is going to continue a stand. the judge has a responsibility to say rape is wrong. >>> tonight, dozens of victimsi louder to remove the judge who sentenced the former stanford swimmer to sexual assault. >>> ro many feel the sentence handed down by the judge was far too lenient. vic lee is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: it was sad, gut wrenching. their personal stories, they very much wanted to talk to the commission on judicial performance about efforts to remove the judge. outside of the state building an emotional gathering of rape survivors. >> the worst part is having to tell my father. >> i was abducted and raped by a stranger two years ago when i was walking home. >> over the course of high school career, i have known too many women who have been raped and my high school refused to do anything. >> the act yi activity group turned in a million signatures to the state commission on judicial performance. they want judge aaron pers

he chose uc berkeley so he could stay close to home.h was there to see ramon graduate and his mom, who had found other caretaker support so ramon can focus on his own life. >> she said nothing else matters, you know. all that matters is for you to focus on school. for you to create the life that you want for yourself. >> reporter: and he is interning now at a software company called net 5. and from now on, he is armed with that college degree in media studies. >> i feel like it opens a lot of doors and gives people a measure of who i am. >> reporter: and it proves once again ramon's ability to persevere. wendy tokuda, kpix 5. >> he says it took a big support system to get him through college. >>> a final check of our forecast this morning starting with a live look from our roof cam at the beautiful bay bridge. plenty of sunshine this morning. the few patchy clouds we see out there will be whisked away. san francisco, 67 degrees. livermore, 82. santa rosa, 75 degrees. you can see that warmup starting tomorrow continuing through the begin

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: commencement day uc-berkeley.on lacy wears a hat that says never on schedule but always on time. >> alumni is something that i have been dreaming about and never thought it would be a reality for so long. >> reporter: three out of five first generation college students don't get a degree within six years. remoan withdrew for a time lived home and went to a community college. >> remoan lacy. >> reporter: but he stuck with it becoming the first of his family to graduate from college. we go back seven years weather we first met him. a high school senior with major responsibilities caring for his younger brother. isaiah was born with cerebral palsy and epilepsy. raymon is more like a father than brother. >> best friend. >> reporter: their mom is the primary caretaker but raymon grew up helping her. they depend on government aid. caring for isaiah is a 24/7 job because he cannot feed himself or tell you if he is hungry. loud noises can set off a seizure. sometimes if his mother needs help raymon would have to miss scho

. >>> third student come forward accusing an assistant professor of sexual harassment at uc berkeley pitt undergrads do it filed a claim against the assistant professor. university of board of regents, two other graduate students filed complaints against the same professor back in april. university has faced multiple sexual harassment scandals in recent months including a case involving an assistant men's basketball coach and another involving a former law school being pickles west valley detectives are looking for a second thief who stole tens of thousands of dollars worth of copper wire pitt this is video from the roof of the mall in cupertino you can see the men loading down the wires involved -- broad daylight one was arrested and confessed to all thefts and anyone with information on the second suspect call police. >>> only on five, two city council members will go to the warriors game for free using tickets that will go for $10,000 each. mark kelly exposed this practice and now oakland ethics commission says they will take a look at what has been going on. >> full independent a

. >>> a uc berkeley student claimed she had several inappropriate encounters with her senior thesis adviser blake wentworth. two uc graduates have filed similar complaints against him as well. they're demanding change against the sexual harassment policy. they released a response saying it's aware of concern from students and others regarding the time it takes for the faculty discipline processes to be completed. we understand and share those concerns. for these and other reasons, we await with great interests the new and refined recommendations that come from the task force. >>> arrangement is set for 9:00 a.m. for a form eurostep 49ers and raiders star accused of rape. dana sexual assaulted a woman who went to his morgan hill home in 2014 to apply for a nanny job. she was developmentally disabled. he said it was consensual and accuses the woman of trying to extort money from him. >>> the school district is warning parents and students to be alert while a second student robbed while walking along the trails near campus. an armed man robbed a student of his cell phone while would being on t

two uc berkeley graduate students filed similar complaints against wentworth last year.entworth has declined too comment on the lawsuit or allegations. >>> a new report says san francisco police officers should stop fighting people sleeping on the streets. it's costing the city some $20 million plus every year. the san francisco examiner, which has seen the analysis, says the report recommends other city agencies, including the department of homeless, should respond to these incidents. it says police enforcement has increased 35%, but the number of people on the streets has held steady since the year 2013. >>> muni drivers say they are fed up with being mistreated or attacked by unruly passengers. especially incidences of passengers spitting on drivers. the union told drivers if they are assaulted to stop the bus and railcar and take it out of service right. now drivers are required to finish their route and report the incident. assaults went from 18 in 2013 to 58 last year. >>> whether it's a rider who won't give up their seat to an elderly person or one person taking u

what do you say to a graduate of the uc berkeley physics department? i'll have fries with that. (chuckles) because his education hasn't prepared him for a career in the sciences. are you all set for your trip? yeah, i think so. i just restocked the old prk. "prk"? public restroom kit. everything a boy needs for making pee pee in new and strange places. i don't see what's crazy about bringing a backpack with your own toilet paper and purell. keep going. and rubber gloves, uh, air freshener. um, noise-cancelling headphones. oh, danger whistle. um... pepper spray. ooh, a multi-language "occupied" sign. uh, let's see. we have seat protectors, uh, booties for my shoes,

the friends, it's wonderful you're here and most of all, i want to say, congratulations to the uc berkeley class of 2016. fantastic! [applause] congratulations, you did it. no more late nights at dough or maset libraries. no more last minute cramming for your last polly sigh finals. it is over, folks. no more. today you can finally celebrate. right now only one thing standing between you and your hard-earned diploma and that's me. so i get it. and despite being a united states senator i promise you not to filibuster. because this is your day. you earned it. you studied, yes? let's do a little bit of -- yeah. you focused. >> yes. >> you learned. >> yes. >> you worked. >> yes. >> and you managed to do all that and live your lives. you started relationships. you started relationships and you ended relationships. somebody is really happy about that break-up. i could tell that. [applause] you missed your family, but you enjoyed being away from your family. you ate healthy and you exercised. and -- [laughter]. well, that's debatable. but then you squandered all of that good work at top dog and k

he held a joint news conference at uc berkeley with the former secretary of labor. >>> donald trump taking a swipe at san jose's mayor two days after protesters turned violent after the presidential's south bay rally. in a tweet trump said the mayor did a terrible job ordering the protection of innocent people. violence erupted when protesters and supporters clashed outside the center on thursday. yesterday the mayor condemned all the acts of violence and added it is regrettable that violence has become a pattern for cities hosting mr. trump across the nation. >>> you look at bernie sanders yesterday so very hot triple digits and backing off today. >>> we're cooling by five to seven degrees but if you're going from 105 down to 100 it's all relative but it's a good trend. the trend is what you want to see and we're starting to see that now. as we go through the weekend you see the fog spilling across the bay. the sign of the ocean air conditioning trying to make a comeback over san francisco. at least it's not near 100 degrees. it's closer to 90 after earlier going up to 91 degrees. we had

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. >> preparing for the next big one lifesaving technology tested at uc berkeley. >> good morning, fromeck out the temperatures, they are going back up after yesterday's one and done cooling trend. i expect cooler weather this weekend. i will tell you when it will be here. >> the academy flips the scripts on the oscar so white controversy and what the people behind the awards show are doing to increase >> sang that clear, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> the project to give you an early morning on a major earthquake is getting $10 million boost from the new state budget. >> earthquake. duck. cover. hold. ayou know the drill: duck. cover. hold. >> a laboratory is using sensors to detect an earthquake and sends alerts on the phone. you is 20 seconds to take cover. the system is being tested in the bay area and los angeles. there are 528 sensors right now, and thousands more are needed to take the program around the state. >> google is putting more information at your fingertips on how big an earthquake is and where it hit instantly. if you feel an eart

. >> officials at uc berkeley have plans to fix crumbling edward stadium, the track and field stadium opened in 1932 and it could use a makeover especially for earthquake retrofitting. concrete has been falling from the pillars that held up the bleachers. it is used at cal and rented out to whiles and nonprofits. i know it is a stately stadium and beautiful facility and probably does need repairs but...we would hate to lose that place. >> the university has spent $500 million in improvements across the campus. >> the project to give you early warning on an earthquake is getting $10 belt boost from the state budget. >> earthquakes... [ inaudible ] >> we have seen the drill. duck. cover. hold. law is an early warn system that uses sensors and sends an alert on the phone. you have 20 seconds to take cover. the system is tested in the bay area and in los angeles. there are 528 sensors but thousands more are needed to take the program statewide. >> a sheriff's helicopter was in the right place at the right time to rescue an injured hiker. you can see where the climber fell at boy scott roc

violent clashes between white supremacists and counter protestors by the capitol building have the uc-berkeley in a security scare. a teacher from martin luther king, jr. middle school was there to protest the group and someone threatened violence at her workplace because of her involvement. but she says she did the right thing defying the group. >> we will not accept or allow racist genocide organizing to take place in the front steps of a capital of california. >> what we know about the threat was in email saying the school should fire the teacher or there may be violence. >> we are taking precautions. the police will patrol our schools to have a presence. >> besides the boost in police patrols, two summer programs at the middle school have been moved to a different school district site. >>> more fallout from "brexit." standard & poor's cut england's credit rating from the top score. several u.s. banks may pull out of london. the city was a financial hub for u.s. investment firms and banks to reach all the eu countries without regulations in each country. >>> donald trump is planning to deli

hundreds of uc berkeley students gathered at spro plaza for a lunchtime vigil. they shared their reflections on the mass shooting with an emphasis on healing. grief counters were made available to students and staff. the story continues in san jose. healing and prevention. how can we keep our communities safe. tonight a rally at city hall. let's bring in nbc bay area's marianne favro from city hall with more. >> reporter: about 1,000 people are expected at 6:00 tonight. they will be mourning the victims from the orlando shooting but they will also be uniting to talk about ways to keep this community safe. as the pride flag was lowered to half-staff in san jose, the napes of the victims of the orlando shooting pierced the silence. today, about 200 gathered to mourn those killed in the massacre. >> it's just very, very hard for me to know that a lot of our brothers and sisters back in orlando who were involved in this terrible tragedy. >> reporter: santa clara county's first openly gay supervisor ken jagr organized the gathering. >> all of us are proud of the adva

. >>> happening today a white house cyber security commission meeting at uc berkeley. the full day conference includes presentations from researchers and cyber security experts. the meeting is designed to encourage dialogue about privacy, encryption and other high tech issues. the white house commission includes a former national security advisor. the former ceo of ibm and the current president of master card. >>> time is 4:25. a british man arrested at a donald trump rally in las vegas said he tried to grab a police officer's gun so he could kill the pretty candidate. police took michael sanford into -- the presidential candidate. police took my knowledge sanford into custody. at the rally sanford told police he wanted an autograph from trump before grabbing the handle of an officer's gun. sanford told police he had been planning an assassination on trump for about a year. the secret service has charged sanford with violating two federal laws including assault. and he could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. in the meantime, donald trump is dealing with a maj

. >>> in the east bay three students are choosing a as president uc berkeley of sexual harassment the most recent complaint, smart. the student complaints the professor use his position to pursue a personal relationship with her. two other students also filed complaints in april. the university fate several harassment allegations including a case involving an assistant men's basketball coach and another case involving the team -- a former dean of the law school. >>> as former stanford university swimmer is sensed the six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus last year. brock turner was convicted of rape in march. this all happened in january of last year . two men saw turner on top of a woman and they chased him, then pinned him to the ground and held him until the police arrived. he told police he had been drinking heavily and thought the sex was consensual. >>> and boxing great muhammad ali is in the hospital this morning with a respiratory issue . people say this may be more serious than his previous hospital stays. he is fighting issues that are com

uc berkeley. four different colleges, right?nd we're all doing fine. >> i think we're fine. [ laughs ] >> i think so. we hope so. but it is important to note, though, that the pressure isn't just coming from the parents. the students seem to be putting more pressure than ever on themselves, and sometimes we're seeing tragic results, right? we've had that spate of suicides in palo alto. that's just one sharp example. but what is happening that the children really put that much pressure on themselves? >> well, again, i think a lot of it comes from the families. i think parents need to really reassure their kids that they love them unconditionally and they're going to love them wherever they go to college. i think there is a lot of emphasis on getting into college as the ultimate goal, not valuing the high-school experience. and what people need to realize is, once you get into college, you also need to be able to graduate from that college and that they're still developing throughout college. so i think making getting into college

. >>> well, more sexual harassment allegations coming out of uc berkeley. in minutes details about the lawsuit against a cal berkeley professor. >>> and we continue to stay on top of that breaking news situation in fremont. hasn't this picture changed dramatically? the fire that was just tearing through the home where a standoff suspect was holed up is out. the scene so calmer, but so many peoplecannot go inside their own homes. we will have an update in just minutes. hotel. that's why we have public transportation. ♪ to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. therbut, you don't have tongs youdo any of them.on. ♪ . >>> today is national gun violence awareness day. in the bay area it's being recognize about a march on th

uc berkeley. four different colleges, right? and we're all doing fine. >> i think we're fine. [ laughs ] >> i think so. we hope so. but it is important to note, though, that the pressure isn't just coming from the parents. the students seem to be putting more pressure than ever on themselves, and sometimes we're seeing tragic results, right? we've had that spate of suicides in palo alto. that's just one sharp example. but what is happening that the children really put that much pressure on themselves? >> well, again, i think a lot of it comes from the families. i think parents need to really reassure their kids that they love them unconditionally and they're going to love them wherever they go to college. i think there is a lot of emphasis on getting into college as the ultimate goal, not valuing the high-school experience. and what people need to realize is, once you get into college, you also need to be able to graduate from that college and that they're still developing throughout college. so i think making getting into colle

. >>> a uc berkeley administrator is able to save his salary. >> according to the university, retaining the salary is one more discovery involving a number of university >> lyanne? >> critics are saying janet napolitano should have known what is going on. she didn't. this is the latest in the saga out of graham fleming was found to have sexually harassed his assistant. fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. >> he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today

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the new confirmed about uc berkeley's edwards stadium, and a tragedy that motivated fans to ask the creators for a new character. >> it's been happening and is going to continue a stand. the judge has a responsibility to say rape is wrong. >>> tonight, dozens of victims joined the calls now growing louder to remove the judge who sentenced the former stanford swimmer to sexual assault. >>> ro many feel the sentence handed down by the judge was far too lenient. vic lee is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: it was sad, gut wrenching. their personal stories, they very much wanted to talk to the commission on judicial performance about efforts to remove the judge. outside of the state building an emotional gathering of rape survivors. >> the worst part is having to tell my >> i was abducted and raped by a stranger two years ago when i was walking home. >> over the course of high school career, i have known too

at uc berkeley, abc7 news. >> abc7 news is joining forces with more than 70 bay area news agencies foromething called san francisco homeless project. it's shining a light on the homeless and pushing for action. as part of the abc7 coverage we're highlighting a center off 8 north, homeless families. the agency helped find stable housing and job training. >> a lot of young moms with new babies had been living with their family and there is no room. so they were asked to leave. >> it helps about 6,000 people per year, half are children. the compass is most proud of more than 90% of the families that completed the program that remain in stable homes. >> part of our reporting world, we're taking a look at the causes of homelessness in the bay area, statistics show preconceptions may be wrong. >> these are san francisco's homeless. how they got here goes beyond facts and figures but numbers do explain the stories. but the bay aarea three biggest cities, oakland has 251 homeless people per 100,000 residents. san jose, 246, san francisco, by far, the most. 700 in 95. according to the research,

. >>> uc-berkeley this morning is dealing with a new controversy surrounding a staff member and accusationsstory you can find in our twitter feed. >>> a former member in the hit series "glee" is expected to surrender to authorities accused in a child pornography page. link to the update on our home page under entertainment headlines. >>> the morning off to a pretty comfortable start. our valleys will be soaring well into the 90s by the south bay. 80s down the peninsula, closer to 90 in palo alto. for the north bay, numbers in the 90s. tri-valley upper 90s to near 100 degrees. for the weekend we'll see increasing clouds. weather system moving up from the south. we also hope to knock down our temperatures. not by a whole lot. at least away from 100 degrees for the tri-valley. 90s inland for the weekend and 70s near san francisco and coasts with high clouds. now your morning drive with mike. >> it's a lighter flow of traffic. we had some trouble spots. in san jose we had a fire on the side of the road that's been put out. the fire truck. no problems, no harm no foul for the roadways. we have s

. >>> the iconic edwards stadium at uc berkeley is crumbling. you can see the cracks on the stadium. now it's in need of serious repairs. abc7 has more from cal. >> my biggest concern is if there's an earthquake. >> this is one of several university gardeners. there universities are located at the stadium. when they complained a structural engineer was sent out. >> they sent someone out on a boom arm lift with a hammer. he chiselled away the concrete. you could see it. it was flaking. >> reporter: last year the university's seismic action plan for facilities enhancement and renewal gave edwards a poor seismic rating. it's used by the soccer teams and rented out to high schools and nonprofit. >> sometimes the track has people buying t shirts and hats and they go in and out of the stands. and when they're cheering and jumping up and down, it could loosen more chunks of concrete. >> reporter: we obtained the e-mail sent out expressing some concern about an upcoming track meet called the tommy smith youth track invitational. we found one of the orga

. >>> 6:06, uc berkeley named in a sexual harassment suit against an assistant law professor. a former graduate student and two graduate students filed that suit. they name blake wentworth as well as the university and board of regents. the lawsuit asks for a change in policy to better protect students and faculty against harassment. cal and the uc system have come under intense criticism by students claiming sexual harassment. >>> it was a show of unity on the ucla campus where thousands of students, faculty and staff came together. they were there in vigil for professor klug who was killed by the gunman this story stretches from the bay area to west los angeles to the shooter's home in st. paul, minnesota, where a grisly discovery was made yesterday. they found a kill list with three names on it including the man's wife, whose body was found 20 miles away inside her home. on that list, a second ucla professor not on campus at the time of the shooting. that professor is okay. investigators say sarkar accused professor klug stealing computer codes from him. >> he was a married

>>pam moore: she went to school and credit from uc-berkeley. >>reporter: also to days off in the open police station they gathered to protest the rich and the part of a scandal to men climbed flagpoles from the station the community and have stayed well to the quiet until now members of the anti-clinton reported seeing here of all flows of is involved in the record a quotation of a minor to be held accountable. >>pam moore: this time due to possible criminal wrongdoings involving a high rank. >>pam moore: those cases are under scrutiny the co-defendant says his office is now looking into all cases he has been involved with the additions in the cave 50 at his girlfriend ride a police force and high profile cases thickly,. and this latest scandal to hit the police department came out late thursday reported on a with the mayor and city administrator released a statement saying on a limited competition attorney's office will be handling an investigation into alleged criminal misconduct by a member of opec the. >>reporter: with the first reported ea

and director of the food labor research center at uc berkeley, [inaudible] thank you all and i will let anna holmes take it from here. >> hi everyone. thrilled it be here and thank you for the invitation and thrilled to be able to talk to our panel about women in the workforce. i think i want to start with having each explain what you do for the audience and also explain how your work intersects with gender equity and why you thichck it is important. >> my name is [inaudible] and i cofounded a organization just after 911 called the restaurant opportunity united for workers who lost [inaudible] we have grown to a national oreshz included strong presence in the bay area of restaurant wurbers, employ oars about 200 owners and several thousand consumers fighting for better wage squz working conditions in the industry which is the second largest and fastest growing economy mpt i also am a academic and teach at uc burgly and run a research center and written books on the industry. most recently called [inaudible] we have been leading a campaign to eliminate the lower wage for tipped workers w

he also received his bachelor's degree in mass communications from uc berkeley. i would like to again welcome mr. alden to the office of citizen complaints. we know that the police commission indicated that a very strong priority for the occ is to have additional policy work assistance since before john's employment with the occ we had 1 policy attorney sam ramerian who has been stretched thin and thinner still with the use of force work she's working onment we're very happy to have john. thank you. >> thank you mr. alden. thank you director hicks . >> you are welcome. other hiring is in process in the occ i will address that during my budget presentation. in the other areas the area of out reach prior to the passage of proposition d authored by supervisor cohan i was interviewed keow and kqo on the measure of the measure d the occ with passage we will have investigate all officer involved shootings instead of just cases complaint to occ -- after proposition d passes to discuss the proposition of the occ based on past practices we anticipate the officer involved

>>reporter: sabrina landis, she locally went to uc berkeley. >> with the appointment of the city administrator, now the fourth person in just over a week, is in charge of the oakland police.>> stephanie waldman is here now.>>reporter: they have, and they have gone, now there is no interim chief at the oakland police department. here's a look at the's been in the role in the past. three men in charge of the oakland police department this month, the first sean went, after joining the department 22 years ago he was rind tonight -- resigned june 9. over allegations that police officers had sex with an underage call girl. a story we broke on kron 4.>> the chiefs recognition was personal, i respect it.>>reporter: mayor schaaf offered a worn welcome to bend pharaoh -- n pharaoh -- he once worked at opd.>> after a week on the job, the mayor says she received information that led her to lose confidence in his ability it was our questions here kron 4 that broke this part of the scandal wide open.>>reporter: you had a relationship with the subordinate that was it a fair that resulted in a child? can you

we showed you how bernie sanders is speaking at uc berkeley.e will listen. >> i think that what has happened in recent years and i credit the pope. pope francis that has talked about the environment and some people that say that climate change is a hoax. their voices are becoming more mute because it is going to the evidence that the people that see with the droughts and the numbers are warmer and that people -- in my state, we can see changes. i would say that more and more people and especially younger people overwhelmingly believe that climate change is real. we do need to impose a tax on this. i know that donald trump lives in his own world but i think that fewer americans think it is a hoax. >> you have been listening to bernie sanders taking reporter questions on the cal campus tom vacar was there. and he joins us like. tom. >> and for a switch, he actually arrived a littlbit early that is somewhat unusual for him. no one allowed other than people authorized. a lot of people didn't know that bernie sanders was coming here. because it was

. >>> a white house cyber security commission meeting at uc berkeley, a full day conference including presentation by researchers and cybersecurity experts. the meeting is designed to help but -- dialogue about privacy and encryption and other high- tech issues. the commission includes a former national security advisor, former ceo of ibm and current president of master card. >>> 5:26 am, a fire in san francisco bernal heights leaves dozens out of their homes. several businesses burned in a full-scale investigation underway.joe: janine de la vega in san jose, what is happening there? >> reporter: and emotional day for the san jose police department. they lay down one of their officers to rest. we will tell you about the public memorial service for officer tran 10 happening later this morning. >>> good morning, we're looking at the east bay commute is still looks good for you can tell, getting more crowded. >>> at separate a few high clouds were said to go for another sunny and warm day, but what about getting warmer or staying the same? what differences we will see. >>>'s (upbeat musi

. >>> a third student has now accused a uc berkeley asus substantial professor of sexual assault. in april two women filed a sexual assault complaint against blake wentworth, and now a third student has filed a complaint. she said he implied they could have a sexual relationship once she graduated. the university says they have other instructors now teaching his classes. >>> this morning an antioch high school is warning its students to avoid a popular trail after students were robbed at gun point. at least two robberies have happened since may 21st. most recently a student was robbed at gunpoint of his cellphone and cash. a female student was robbed last month. >>> happening right now the news conference getting around way at ft. hood in the search for soldiers. >> filet's watch this for a moment. >> we'll get back to that. >>> let's go to amy right now, of course, tracking that historic win. warriors fans feeling pretty good about it. amy, what are they telling you today? >> reporter: hi, natasha. fans saying they're happy with what they see. they were delighted with what they g

i was going to uc berkeley. i was actually building relationships with people.nd i could start telling them things. >> it is a shocking story. >> josh downer met minh at a support group for adult survivors of abuse. he says little by little the friendship she developed empowered her to start saying no. >> they said jump and she was trained so brutally to say how high that it kind of continued even after they stopped, you know, literally physically forcing her to do things. >> by her sophomore year after a year of therapy, minh wrote her parents a e-mail warning them never to contact her again. she wrote, i will call the district attorney and you can explain why it is okay to rape, beat and enslave your daughter. to collaborate the story, msnbc spoke with her therapist, a well respected therapist and specialist who counsels victims and treated minh for more than five years and says she's completely credible. to date, minh has decided not bring charges against her parents. but our producer decided to seek them both out to get their side of the story. >> so do you

. >>> meanwhile, a third uc berkeley student has come forward accusing an assistant professor of sexual harassment. a former undergrad filed a complaint against the assistant professor, the university, and the board of regents. two other students filed complaints against the same professor back in april. the university has faced several sexual harassment scandals in recent months including an assistant men's basketball coach and another involving a former law school dean. >>> one man is under arrest tonight after an argument erupted in deadly gunfire in san leandro. one victim was shot to death about 2:00 in the morning outside a bar at 150th avenue and robin street. a second was badly wounded. they took the wounded man on a stretcher. minute's earlier, the gunman had gotten into a confrontation with a group of people. when the dispute escalated, he shot a man in the head killing him and chased the other man down the street. >> he targeted a second victim who ran for about two blocks. he encountered our victim. severely wounding him. we had a quick response and we literally landed on sc

a bunch of at uc berkeley was run out of the country and the petition of the federal police in the case. and now it turns out free-lance photographers on a roof top accused of planting evidence. >> should we open up to questions from you all? yes. i think this mic is over here. if you want to go over to the mic that would be great otherwise we cannot hear. >> hi, thank you all for being here and thank you for the work you have done. i just want to touch on an issue alluded to this in the introduction. a brief comment about alluding to the fact if we look in our own country you can see those things happening. there is a book i read called ghetto side which is very much like reading oscar's work. it is about murders in los angeles on the south side. the points she came to were completely the opposite of the current understanding of what is the problem in the ghettos. so this woman wrote a book that came out about a year ago and completely destroyed all of the operating principles about how the police and justice system should work in the policing of criminal behavior in the criminal ghett

. >> reporter: that small package has a full ride to uc-berkeley this fall. tokuda, kpix 5. >> you can help students like cynthia go to college. to find out how, go to our website, cbssf.com/sra. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, output by the warriors bench last night... ...to be fair, cleveland doesn't go very dp with its bench...only 9 p . >>> nba finals up top. 45 points. the output by the warriors bench last night. to be fair cleveland doesn't go very deep on its bench only 9 points. warriors stars klay thompson and steph curry, 20 points total. lowest output in two years and the cavalry won this one. >> truly strength in numbers. that's why we go by strength in numbers. >> strength in numbers. that motto was certainly proven. andre iguodala and leandro barbosa scored double figures. and shaun livingston led the team with 20! the whole strength in numbers slow began was created last season by head coach steve kerr. >> what was your inspiration when you coin the phrase, strength in numbers? >> well, the inspiration was not financially motivated o

. >>> a uc berkeley administrator was able to continue receiving his high salary even after violatingies. according to university offic l officials, it's actually standard practice. it's one more discovery involving a number of university professors add cal. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez has more. >> reporter: on one hand we have the former dean of the law school filing a grievance letter with the university and we'll tell you more about that case coming up at 6:00. in the meantime, the salary of one administrator even after he was booted for sexual harassment is getting a lot of attention from this office. as vice chancellor in 2014, graham was found to have sexually harass theed his assistant. denied the allegations. >> he admits that he one or two times touched this person and kidd kissed her on the neck once. that's not sexual harassment. >> fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $434,000 salary for ten months. which at the time was completely within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. it's when a high-level administrator takes up to 12 mo

. >> white house cyber security commission waiting -- meeting at uc berkeley. presentations by researchers at and cybersecurity, designed to encourage dialogue about privacy , encryption and other high- tech issues. the white house commission includes the former nationals 30 advisor, the former ceo of ibm and the president of mastercard. >>> santa clara county board of supervisors will consider attacks to help pay for building affordable housing for the homeless. a poll commissioned by the county shows two thirds of homeowners support the idea. it needs a 70% for approval and opponents say california are pay too much in taxes but the supporters of the measure say the money to help people like kristi burton, who spoke out about her life during the 7 years she lived here. >> i was frozen, i didn't know what to do for myself. it is impossible to think of a plan to better yourself when you're in such a situation.>> the measure would add $68 a year in taxes to home valued at half $1 million and $140 to million dollar home. if the supervisors approve it goes on the n

but uc-berkeley environmental protection specialist tim pine says it isn't biological, isn't a biohazard and in this case isn't even bad. >> it's the result of some work we're doing to try to figure out what pipes go where. >> reporter: very old pipes. some more than 100 years old. they added a non-toxic green dye to learn the pipe's path. now they know. sort of. what did you find? >> well, actually don't have the results of the testing yet. it's still ongoing. >> reporter: now the creek is crystal clear flowing normally and looks fine. retired public works director and consultant bob gillette says the use of a fluorescent dye isn't unusual. >> standard practice in the industry for plumbers and cities, maintenance crews all over the country. >> reporter: the university says they may need to use the dye again as work continues upstream. the good news is the dye quickly fades away. >> it should be back to normal by now. >> reporter: in berkeley, don ford, kpix 5. >> the construction will continue throughout the summer. >>> coming up in our next half- hour the push to recall the judge in th