and some of the recent harassment of college republicans at uc berkley has been catch toured on video. -- captured on video. >> we have a wooden sign hand- painted. >> reporter: this is video taken by the berkley college republicans show what they say is a student destroying one of the group's wooden signs. and the young man they claim took the sign from the group's table that was set up, and cracked the sign into pieces and they threw it right in the compost bin. this happened on tuesday. the next day, the conservative group someone ripped apart one of their president trump signs. and the name and faces of many club members have within appearing on posters put up around campus with the heading knowing your baby farrists. they stay is unnerving. >> it happened last semester. and we were rushed by a group of 20 students. so this is a daily occurrence for us. >> reporter: and the flip side to all of this, the berkley college republicans said that the membership as of late has really been growing as a conservative voice on a mainly liberal campus. and the university officials said they c

it's become a serious sport, played by a serious team here at uc berkley. the college version is full contact and coed. and cal quidditch just learned they made it into the national tournament. cal has a growing culture of new and non-traditional sports. >> uc berkley has done it! they are your winners! >> reporter: these sports are becoming a huge deal. >> people are body painting themselves with their favorite team names, and confetti is everywhere. >> reporter: now they've been recognized by the university as a club sport. >> it is so satisfying to do. >> reporter: administrators say they're fraud they're proud to be offering new sports. meanwhile, they're offering new traditions. abc 7 news. >>> all right, stay with us. rain is on the way. meteorologist sandia patel has the forecast. and usefulness w it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slo

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. >> we have students that -- >> uc berkley stunts take a field trip to the state capitol. the message they had for lawmakers. >>> and carpools. >>> and a shocking sight >>> b.a.r.t. had its problems this morning when a downed power line delayed transbay trains that caused a huge delay. the first day for the system's new warm springs station in fremont had commuters smiling no t theless. dave is talking to riders. >> reporter: there is a lot to like about the new station, it's clean and 40 charging stations. >> it will be very convenient to go to the city especially since i got a new job in the city and it will help me go there for work. it's one of the last stops. >> reporter: a few people getting acquainted with the warm springs south fremont. what do you think about warm springs? >>ian. i have never been here before. >> reporter: the owner of this steakhouse has already seen a spike in business because it is the only nearby restaurant and added five employees. >> reporter: now a substitute teacher is now impressed. >> i just came from south hayward, first time coming dow

>> i teach at uc berkley right now and i have taught at nyu and princeton. very excellent students. i mean they're serious students and they tend to be liberal-minded students. so i'm not seeing a wide range of students like from kansas or oklahoma, you know. i'm really not seeing a cross section of american students. >> yeah. what does this book, this novel, this story say to us about what happens when we get wed to or -- either wed to or -- i'm trying to recall the world you used earlier, but we get brain -- >> brainwashed. >> thank you. we get wed to or brainwashed by a particular ideology which sends us in a certain direction, what does it say to us about being careful of ideology? >> well, it is a situation in this country that we have maybe a small percentage of the population has a lot of money, and because they have so much money and the corporations are mega wealthy, they have a lot of interests in paying less taxes than they do. so they sort of take these social issues like abortion, maybe it was gay rights at one point, and they kind of wave that

. >>> time is 7:46 new information from uc berkley police. they're searching for people who damaged property and the protests on campus. 29 new photos have been released from the night that milo yiannopoulos was due to speak on campus. the police want any photos are video of anyone acting violently during the protest. the berkley college republicans invited him to speak but protestors set fires and launched paint balls into the crowd. the speech was cancelled but more than $100,000 in damage was caused. more of the photos and videos and also a closer look at these 29 new photos on our fox two website at ktvu.com. >>> san francisco's new police chief spoke with members of san francisco's bay view community last night hoping to repair a relationship. the meeting was organized by a bay view man shot and killed by police more than a year ago. organizers are demanding the officers involved in his shooting be charged and there's an independent investigation of racial profiling. we also heard from mario's mother who talked about what she would like

he had 28% of support for registered voters in a survey conducted but the uc berkley institute of government studies. in the survey sand degree republican business man had 18% followed by former los angeles mayor with 11% and state treasurer john chung with 8%. >>> a pakistani doctor says his priorities are saving obamacare and fighting donald trump's hate, as he calls it. he announced his candidacy yesterday. he's seen the need to provide healthcare and wants obamacare protected and medicare expanded to cover everyone and he's calling for expanded education opportunities including free community college tuition in california. the democrat calls himself a proud muslim who loves america and california should lead the fight against president trump's intel rans. rons. >>> napolitano is focusing on research to join the nations between mexico and u.s.. >> we talked about students from mexico attending the university of california and the other way around, students from the university of california coming to mexico. >> under the university of california and mexico initiative the number of american

a uc berkley grad. a special screening of that fill was yesterday. >> yes, there was in san jose. the producer of the film actually did a q and a with movie goers. he was quite emotional invested in this film called "the promise ". >> we're going to make a stand. >> the promise charts the top of sales. it's a medical student play ed played by the man. the fair and impartial m was the brain child of an ar menin n philanthropist. sadly he died before the film was completed and he says it was really a challenge from the start to get this movie made. >> because of the denial of the armenian genocide for years, both political and i would say social reasons why the film has been defied and why the story was denied for so many years, i think that was already a barrier to getting it off the ground and also the fact that it's a historical drama and if you look at movies that come out in this day and age story dramas are not coming out in the fore films. >> it was the government extermination of 1.5 million armenians in 115. proceeds will be donated to nonprofits -- -- 1915. a social impact

what you had happened in middle barry and uc berkley, -- berkeley, who saw a form of registering disagreementcompletely out of bounds and has nothing to do with enlightened discourse. >> i think this called attention to a gigantic generation gap is not just the millennial -- gap. it's not just the millennials. if you look at terms like safe space, trigger warning, the only emerge around 2012, 2013. i think social media is absolutely central to this. facebook lowered its age. 2006,uld join at 13 in 2007. the first wave of kids growing up on social media, just graduated a year or two ago. emerge around 2012, 2013. it is the younger millennials. they've grown up totally linked to each other, always with her finger on the button, knowing anything i say, i cannot just be shamed in front of 7 people, but the entire planet. >> this generation also reflects the fact that when you curate your information the way you can with the internet, would you choose only certain twitter feeds to follow, when you like and share only certain things on facebook and let out a rhythm kick in, we are living in a time

the families in the audience many languages were spoken had a class president graduated from the uc berkley and first time i saw one multiple awards so ann has an incredible future in the department a great class go, go reflective of the future of the department and proud to see that put together and joked the chief was pleased to give a senior member of the police department it is a good place to be hearin comment is closed. >> item 3 discussion item regarding staff for motion proposed by supervisor yee action. >> colleagues in your packet is the measure proposed by supervisor yee regarding our staffing levels rather than me doing is long presentation on the issues we'll have supervisor yee come and talk about the measure. >> is within our packets. >> good evening commissioner president turman and other commissioners and also chief william scott. >> thank you for hearing this at the board of supervisors we spent a lot of time debating police staffing levels for the years the charters as you may know we should have one thousand plus police officers were pretty much quickly approaching that

the families in the audience many languages were spoken had a class president graduated from the uc berkley and first time i saw one multiple awards so ann has an incredible future in the department a great class go, go reflective of the future of the department and proud to see that put together and joked the chief was pleased to give a senior member of the police department it is a good place to be hearin comment is closed. >> item 3 discussion item regarding staff for motion proposed by supervisor yee action. >> colleagues in your packet is the measure proposed by supervisor yee regarding our staffing levels rather than me doing is long presentation on the issues we'll have supervisor yee come and talk about the measure. >> is within our packets. >> good evening commissioner president turman and other commissioners and also chief william scott. >> thank you for hearing this at the board of supervisors we spent a lot of time debating police staffing levels for the years the charters as you may know we should have one thousand plus police officers were pretty much quickly approaching that

lab you can see simultaneously the kind of love from the community i'm a educator and teach as uc berkley his general passion with the enjoy and curiosity is unmatched in education that i've seen especially at the elementary schools and second issue the teachers impact on teachers phil was the glue for media and infrastructure so, now the teachers have to commit the time and commit that time it disproportionately effects go students not with computer they come to school they don't have the reports done by the way, because the computer lab is done and now the leadership at public schools and what you guys represent to us and our stewardship of the public schools and we'll hope you'll exercise judgment the circumstances and contacts in which the decisions are made in january and february have changed we lien on the fundamental values as well as the city we ask you to consider those as you assess the situation and help us do everything you can to bring phillip back to grattan he is a seriously important part of all aspects we work and what public school is today take into considerati conside

lab you can see simultaneously the kind of love from the community i'm a educator and teach as uc berkley his general passion with the enjoy and curiosity is unmatched in education that i've seen especially at the elementary schools and second issue the teachers impact on teachers phil was the glue for media and infrastructure so, now the teachers have to commit the time and commit that time it disproportionately effects go students not with computer they come to school they don't have the reports done by the way, because the computer lab is done and now the leadership at public schools and what you guys represent to us and our stewardship of the public schools and we'll hope you'll exercise judgment the circumstances and contacts in which the decisions are made in january and february have changed we lien on the fundamental values as well as the city we ask you to consider those as you assess the situation and help us do everything you can to bring phillip back to grattan he is a seriously important part of all aspects we work and what public school is today take into considerati conside

the families in the audience many languages were spoken had a class president graduated from the uc berkley and first time i saw one multiple awards so ann has an incredible future in the department a great class go, go reflective of the future of the department and proud to see that put together and joked the chief was pleased to give a senior member of the police department it is a good place to be hearin comment is closed. >> item 3 discussion item regarding staff for motion proposed by supervisor yee action. >> colleagues in your packet is the measure proposed by supervisor yee regarding our staffing levels rather than me doing is long presentation on the issues we'll have supervisor yee come and talk about the measure. >> is within our packets. >> good evening commissioner president turman and other commissioners and also chief william scott. >> thank you for hearing this at the board of supervisors we spent a lot of time debating police staffing levels for the years the charters as you may know we should have one thousand plus police officers were pretty much quickly approaching that

the families in the audience many languages were spoken had a class president graduated from the uc berkley and first time i saw one multiple awards so ann has an incredible future in the department a great class go, go reflective of the future of the department and proud to see that put together and joked the chief was pleased to give a senior member of the police department it is a good place to be hearin comment is closed. >> item 3 discussion item regarding staff for motion proposed by supervisor yee action. >> colleagues in your packet is the measure proposed by supervisor yee regarding our staffing levels rather than me doing is long presentation on the issues we'll have supervisor yee come and talk about the measure. >> is within our packets. >> good evening commissioner president turman and other commissioners and also chief william scott. >> thank you for hearing this at the board of supervisors we spent a lot of time debating police staffing levels for the years the charters as you may know we should have one thousand plus police officers were pretty much quickly approaching that

the families in the audience many languages were spoken had a class president graduated from the uc berkley and first time i saw one multiple awards so ann has an incredible future in the department a great class go, go reflective of the future of the department and proud to see that put together and joked the chief was pleased to give a senior member of the police department it is a good place to be hearin comment is closed. >> item 3 discussion item regarding staff for motion proposed by supervisor yee action. >> colleagues in your packet is the measure proposed by supervisor yee regarding our staffing levels rather than me doing is long presentation on the issues we'll have supervisor yee come and talk about the measure. >> is within our packets. >> good evening commissioner president turman and other commissioners and also chief william scott. >> thank you for hearing this at the board of supervisors we spent a lot of time debating police staffing levels for the years the charters as you may know we should have one thousand plus police officers were pretty much quickly approaching that

lab you can see simultaneously the kind of love from the community i'm a educator and teach as uc berkley his general passion with the enjoy and curiosity is unmatched in education that i've seen especially at the elementary schools and second issue the teachers impact on teachers phil was the glue for media and infrastructure so, now the teachers have to commit the time and commit that time it disproportionately effects go students not with computer they come to school they don't have the reports done by the way, because the computer lab is done and now the leadership at public schools and what you guys represent to us and our stewardship of the public schools and we'll hope you'll exercise judgment the circumstances and contacts in which the decisions are made in january and february have changed we lien on the fundamental values as well as the city we ask you to consider those as you assess the situation and help us do everything you can to bring phillip back to grattan he is a seriously important part of all aspects we work and what public school is today take into considerati conside