a recent uc berkeley poll found bloomberg to be favored by 2% of the state's likely democratic voters. >>> we are following the latest on a deadly shootout in jersey city, new jersey. investigators are treating the attack at a kosher grocery store as an act of anti-semitism. the shootout happened yesterday afternoon. six people including a police officer were killed. two others were injured. detectives say it's still unclear exactly what sparked the chaos. officers say shots were initially fired after two gunmen ran and took cover in the grocery store. what came next is what you're seeing now, an hours-long battle turning the area into a war zone. >> shots, right there! >> every time any approach is attempted or anyone comes out of cover, he opens fire. >> one 13-year veteran was killed along with the two gunmen and three hostages inside the grocery store. dozens of schools in the area stayed done lockdown for several hours as this went on. the new jersey superintendent said he felt that decision gave police less interference. you can watch his interview on "good morning america" comi

times" and uc berkeley. zeroing in on responses from the bay area residents. 23% saying they would like to break the company up into co-ops each responsible for fixing their own problems in their own neck of the woods. 26.8% of people say they really don't know the answer to the problem. 23% say end pg&e as an investor-owned utility and convert it into a state agency with the state responsible for coming up with solutions to the problems. elected leaders are hoping that more californian also back a proposal that will make this a public-owned utility as that utility company is looking to pay 13$13.5 billion to people affected by the northern california wildfires. pg&e serves 5.4 million people across california. a public utility that large has never been created before. reporting live in san jose, julian glover, abc7 news. >>> at the live desk i'm looking ahead to a big hearing on capitol hill starting at 7:00. lawmakers will question the head of the federal aviation administration about the agency's relation

times" and uc berkeley. in it, 11.7% of people surveyed say they're in favor of maintaining the current structure of the company once it exits bankruptcy and have it develop a plan to fix its own problems that are subject to approval by the california public utilities commission. 13.7% of people said the company should be split into two separate companies. one for gas, one for electric, with each responsible for fixing its own problems. again, subject to approval by the state. one of the more popular solutions, 16.8% of people answered that pg&e should be a state agency, no longer owned by investors, and that the government should be responsible for developing a plan to move forward. san jose mayor sam liccardo are hoping more californians back a proposal to make it a public owned utility as the utility company looks to pay up that 13$13.7 billion in that settlement. now, keep in mind, pg&e serves about 5.4 million customers across the state of california and a public utility that large has never been create

. >>> this morning a uc berkeley student may be facing punishment after being caught on video using racist and homophobic slurs. kpix 5 jackie ward is live on campus with reaction.>>reporter: some students here are calling that video posted online a hate crime and they want a student featured in it to be severely disciplined.>> i hate them. is black people getting rights and they should be like a woman.>> that is all you need to hear to get the idea of what the video contains and thus due to on camera goes on to use a homophobic slur and someone on the red or website read it said that the two young men were not in the clearest of mines and they never met what they said, some students on campus said they want the student and the video to be kicked out of school.>> i will be blatantly honest this video was a hate crime and wanted to express hate on a group of individuals like myself and he marginalized women as well, it was a hate crime and i think you should be expelled and honestly he should have some sort of band from the campus because this is a scary matter and you never know what will

thank you so much for coming to the beautiful faculty class here at uc-berkeley for this event today. we're really excited for the discussion. the event is being filmed by c-span to be broadcast at a later date, so we'll make that available to you as soon as we have it. this event is co-hosted by the a.i. security initiative which is housed at the center for long-term cybersecurity and by the sector for human compatible a.i., a new hub for interdisciplinary research on global security and politics of artificial intelligence. we are work to understand the effects of misuse and unintended consequences, how a.i. is changing global power dynamicses and what governance molds are meaningful to -- models are meaningful. our work is oriented with a view over the horizon, and our goal is to help decision makers identify the steps they can take today that will have an outsized impact on the future trajectory of a.i. around the world. this work helps support the broader mission of the center for long-term cybersecurity which is to help individuals and organizations address tomorrow's information

we spoke with the poll director at uc berkeley as well as voters. >> reporter: a crowd packed the roomesidential candidate julio castro. some were loyal supporters. >> he's been the first choice from the beginning. the first one to come up with policies regarding immigration.>> reporter: others say they have supported multiple candidates in a democratic primary field with more than a dozen people running. >> i started with him because he looks like me.>> i have liked him as a candidate for many months. the other folks are elizabeth warren. >> i think probably bernie and elizabeth warren.>> a new poll by uc berkeley, of likely democratic voters shows some indecision. last month it showed bernie sanders taking the lead with 24%. joe biden also lost ground dropping to 14%. the poll showed pamela harris at 7%, that poll was taken before she dropped out of the race. >> when you look at harris only pulling 7%, you asked them for their second choice was. most of those voters were going to biden or warren. >> i have been really disappointed to see a lot of our candidates of color really far do

arthur wrangled of the professor of it epidemiology at uc berkeley, he says, people should be wary of trying to diagnose themselves. >> because people talk about colds and the flu in one phrase, people have the sense that flows like just a bad cold. i think, that is the problem. >> reporter: typically, you will not be stuffed up and congested with the flu but you will have a high fever and strong body aches and be aware of those who stick around you. every year, we hear washing your hands is a good way to help prevent the spread of flu. and while that is good at vice, there maybe something even better. >> coughing and sneezing is the primary way of transmitting, we want people to cover their cups and sneezes. >> reporter: and look at for those most vulnerable including young children and elderly. >> much of the transmission of flu virus takes place among school-aged children to the younger siblings at home, to their parents, to their grandparents. >> reporter: the vaccine is the best defense and how experts say that this year's vaccine should help against the ministries of flu. report

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. >> reporter: the video shows a student here at uc berkeley using language that is racist as well as sexist. >> why do you think black people are so bad? [bleep] >> i don't think they should have rights at all. >> reporter: someone claiming to be the person who recorded the video apologized. saying the men were not in the clearest of mind. officials say they are aware of an offensive video but will not elaborate on consequences. quote, the campus is taking appropriate action. due to federal laws that protect student privacy we do not discuss this situation of individual students. >> it is just terrible. i am not sure what is going to happen. something like that should not be tolerated whatsoever. >> the stuff he said was not okay. >> it is definitely really messed up. i heard of lot of threats have been said against him and what not, i think that is extreme. >> do i need a reason? >> he is my color. we are the same color. it doesn't make sense. >> this video was a hate crime. he wanted to express hate on a group of individuals. and he marginalized women as well. i think he should be

that is a start to the app developed at uc berkeley and can get people a few second warning the magnitude four- point five quake or bigger. >>> take a look at that. new video coming in of the coast guard busting some alleged drug dealers at the california coldspring the pounds of cocaine worth about $300 million it was seized over the last few months. it was offloaded in san diego earlier today. california coast. >>> this is hard dangerous work for these crews to actually gain access and control of those vessels. and then there is a lot of hard labor. to get all of these narcotics off of those small boats that the narcotraffickers are using. >>> here is something you don't hear about every day. it teenage girl stealing an airplane. it happened last night at fresno yosemite international. the 17-year-old ran away from home and hopped into the fence and got into that plane and crashed it into that building. also the fence. when officers got there she was wearing the pilots headset. >>> the aircraft never became airborne. there was no fire. the aircraft did sustain substantial damage. >>> mo

a student at uc berkeley. another man got on the line asking for $10,000 in bail money. >> it sounded like him. it sounds just like your grandson. i said how are you and everything. i said it really doesn't sound like you, but he said i have a horrible cold. then he started crying. >> she went to the bank and a short time later, this guy showed up to collect. her grandson never called. that thief is still on the loose. >>> controversy over a film portraying jesus as a gay man. >> a petition to ban it from netflix has generated millions of signatures. andrea nakano with some reaction tonight. >> reporter: it is called the first temptation of christ and it is on netflix but there is a petition on change.org and it wants the parody removed from the streaming channel. an online petition wants them to take this film off. they are asking the film company to be held responsible for the crime of villainous faith. they want a public retraction saying this film has seriously offended christians portraying jesus as a gay

political poll on the democratic race in california and bernie sanders has moved to the top of the uc berkeley rankings, up five points, 24%. senator elizabeth warren has dropped seven points down to 22%. joe biden at 14% and pete buttigieg has 12% support. at the time that the poll was conducted california senator kamala harris had 70% -- or 7% but as you know, she dropped out of the race. >>> leon castro is still in the race and brought the campaign to the bay area and julian castro talked about the lack of equitable diversity despite the democratic field for candidate. >> the moment i heard kamala harris dropped out that was the first thing i thought about is if we are in a position again with an all white stage. >> i still need to hit the polling threshold. >> so far six presidential candidates have qualified for the next democratic debate on december 19. the recent polls showing julian castro only getting 1% of the support from democrats. >>> former sec. of state john kerry with joe biden on the campaign trail in iowa and picked up the key endorsement from john kerry and the two will head

but at uc berkeley, -- says roof top solar is less efficient and vastly more expensive than capturingat large off-site solar farms. so far the new mandate does not allow builders to employ that option. >> this tilts the business toward roof top solar, which is the least efficient way to do solar. i'm concerned we're going to raise the cost of going to a larger share of renewable energy by doing it in a more costly way. >> reporter: the best way to get the public to embrace renewable energy is to keep it affordsable. the legislature has decided it is time to press the issue and lead the nation. >> we're in this together. so california is doing something for everybody, basically. so, you know, we'll figure it out together. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> and that's just one of many new laws taking effect in the new year. coming up at 6:00, the changes that could affect everything from your ride to work to your online privacy rights. >>> there's a new listing in los gatos that is raising eyes. 274,000. and it's not a tear-down. it's this 1100 square foot townhouse. it's on the market for a fract

meantime california voters are calling climate change a top priority according to a new poll from uc berkeley's school of government studies. it was chosen as the highest priority for the next president. 32 percent chose health care reform. 14 percent immigration and just 3 percent criminal justice. >>> flu season has started a bit earlier than usual this year. the california department of public health says that now is the time to get that flu shot. 16 flu related deaths have already been recorded since the start of flu season in september and doctors say getting vaccinated is the best defense. it takes a couple of weeks for the flu shot to take effect in the body. so the advice, don't delay. >>> back to our storm watch for a moment. another storm is getting ready to slam the sierra this weekend. while skies were clear earlier today, the skiers enjoyed all the fresh powder on the slopes, but not for long. reporter rachel wolf is live in placer county with how businesses are trying to stay ahead of this story. >> reporter: that's right, this time of year everybody wants to get up here. traffic

. >>> the ucs berkeley students racist and sexist tirade caught on tape. spinning why do you think black people are so bad? do you think they should have the same rights? >> i do not think they should have rights at all. >> the video contained homophobic slur and later on reddit claimed to be the person recording the video apologizing at the two young men were not in the clearest of mines and they never met the words they express and university officials issued a statement saying the campus is taking appropriate action in response to this video being posted on social media and you to federal laws and use policy that protects your privacy we do not discuss the situation of individual students.>> to me this was a hate crime i will be blatantly honest and he wanted to express hate on a group of people like myself and the marginalized women as well and it was a hate crime and i think he should be expelled and he should be banned from the cal campus, it is a really scary matter and you never know what will happen next. >> the university did not elaborate on con

uc berkeley has publicly criticized the use of the tests and is approving the dropping of the standardized test scores. not that far from campus, we found a test prep center wihere the directors say it's time to drop these tests. >> i have a really big s.a.t. book. >> reporter: like homecoming and prom, studying for the s.a.t. or a.c.t. is a right of

the my shake app was developed at uc berkeley and it was released you might remember back in october.lapse video of the snow squall that swept through new york city today. a snow qual is a sudden intense burst of snow with strong winds. snow squalls move much faster than blizzards. this one was over the city for just 30 minutes. central park got 0.04 of an inch of snow. look how quickly it just swept over. >> i know that wasn't realtime but still. nothing extreme here but we do have some more rain. >> meteorologist sandhya patel tracking what we can have. >> i think you're going to get a bit of break for the next couple of days and weekend will bring more rain. let's take a look at the time lapse. i do want to show you what you're going to be facing. look at the fluctuating visibility from our roof camera. fog has been developing tonight, and as a result you are going to have to deal with this for the morning commute. here's a live look and you can see the visibility is poor. so dense fog tomorrow morning if you're driving. here's your morning commute planner. murky skies if you're ta

and they heard from a student at uc berkeley.rvived a school shooting in parkland, florida that killed 17 people. >> it was definitely an experience i never would wish on anyone. i had a couple friends trying to commit suicide after that. i had a couple friends depend on antidepressants and fall into deep depression. >> buffy wicks hosted this forum to discuss the problem of gun violence and look for solutions. >> when we see gun violence in our community, that has a long- term impact on the children that experience that violence. so we have to address that. >> reporter: recent research shows in the past ten years there has been 180 school shootings nationwide. and discussions included talk about community based gun violence protection prevention programs and youth organizations. >>> our time is 7:46. a very strong report this morning about jobs taking stocks up this morning. as more jobs than expected were added last month. >> reporter: good morning, again. the u.s. labor department reports nonform pay or surged by 266,000. that

it is believed uc berkeley space sciences lab made the instruments.o the sun than a previous nasa spacecraft. scientists are hoping it can teach us more about how it works and what happens in space after the weather changes here on earth, specifically what causes things like heat waves and drought. >> hmm. >> we need to know about that. >>> 4:52 right now. on "today in the bay" nbc bay area responds. >> she asked us to open doors when she spots problems with hers. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds >>> first, happening now, emergency warnings issued for half a dozen wildfires burning across australia. a team of firemen specialists arrived in sydney from canada to help tackle the crewsid houf, because of the smoke from the fire, sydney is rated as hazard for air pollution today. ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness- causing bacteria detergent leaves behind. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> nbc bay area responds, a san francisco woman's fridge was running just fine until she spotte

. >> a new poll by uc berkeley shows bernie sanders at 24%, elizabeth warren at 22%, followed by joeete buttigieg. but, on the right are numbers with harris out of the race, joe biden benefit the most picking up three points. john ramose says interest among bay area voters may be picking up. >> reporter: with kamala harris's campaign sputtering to an end, who among the reigning candidates may spark some interest with the voters. a saint mary's college is not surprising a lot of the young voters would be supporting the more liberal candidates. >> bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. i feel like we are the ones who want more change to happen. >> reporter: the politics professors say the democrats are also struggling to decide who has the best chance in taking on president trump. >> and where they disagree is whether it needs to be someone who will appeal to the base of the democratic party, which is diverse and far left or, the undecided middle of the road voters in the swing states that trump won. >> reporter: blake singleton likes bernie sanders but is concerned if he did not win the

a uc berkeley survey finds that the wheels most liberal candidates are in a statistical type but senator bernie sanders has a slight edge but meanwhile former vice president joe biden has seen his support slip from 22% in june to 14%. >>> we are getting a look at the biggest initial public offering in history. diane king hall has that story and much more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street moves slightly higher on thursday. the dow rose 28 points and both the nasdaq and s&p 500 dentist up four points. oil giant saudi aramco -- will be the biggest in history. the state owned company price it ipo at about eight and half dollars per share and the high end of the targeted range. that will give saudi -- a $1.7 trillion valuation . reports that the company will start trading on the stock market next week. >>> a break from the chicken sandwich wars. kentucky fried chicken is back with its fire log. it smells like it's famous 11 herbs and spices. the popular holiday item can make your whole house smell like fried chicken. it sold out and listen three hours last year, and it's

. >>> and a change on how uc berkeley is admitting students.day, december 11th. we'll get to all those stories in a minute. we want to check in with you, we know the weather is probably having an impact on the drive times. a lot of slick pspots out there. showers overnight and keeping everything slippery and damp. the best returns are in the east bay, from the san mateo bridge southward, and they're moving southwest to northeast. they'll continue climbing over most of our neighborhoods. temperatures are in the low to mid 50s. during the afternoon s will tap. we'll look at tonight's forecast and the showers coming up. here is jobina. >> good morning. >> we have a traffic alert here. i want to start with this video of a jackknifed big rig. this is at the 880 transition there. i understand that this is blocking all of that. we do not have an eta from the chp as to when this will reopen. coming back out here live, down to the bay bridge toll plaza. we can see the cash lanes are stacked up. the metering lights are not on yet. it's 4:28 in the mornin

almost all cafes are located within one mile of uc berkeley. most victims, students.lice worry it is just a matter of time. this is footage of a theft victim, hanging onto a suspects getaway car. after a couple of locks, the victim fell off. police said they made arrests

times told us this week with uc berkeley saying that the democratic race in californ is still very fluidit did show warren losing some first place. ie sanders now in buttigieg really doubling his support over the last pole. biden still in the mid teens what is itgoing to take for something to happen in this race and for someone to break out? it feels it is so up in the air still so late. >> my account, bernie sanders is the fourth person to now primary poll which just goes to show the leaderboard really f. trading i think to the point of what is it going to take? i think there are a cofale of ors here. the first is, as much as we have been following this obsessively for the last year, it is still early. people have not started voting yet, i think there will be a of the year. after i think for california as we keep reminding voters all the time our primary is meearlier this of round, we can make our voices heard earlier . an 20 i think you might get people firming up a little more of their preferences there. i think the othefactor is when campaigns really start to flex muscle here in the

. >> reporter: now a student at uc berkeley, he's hoping to spread a more holistic approach in schoolsntal health. student gregory hampton says schools are not as safe as they used to. to be. >> nobody should have to feel threatened at school. >> reporter: in the past ten years, there have been 180 school shootings nationwide. >> he was in the middle trying to be the peace mamaker. and the gun was pulled and my son lost his life. >> reporter: she was able to get help for her family, but that's not always available to everyone. some of the solutions the panel talked about included making sure the victim fund is full. investing in community-based gun violence prevention programs and youth organizations. and >> i do see changes. we need more and we need it now. >> reporter: a week from this saturday, there will be a gun buy-back event happening in san francisco. organizers say last year they collected almost 250 firearms. it is a no questions asked policy here. they want to get as many guns as they can off the streets and out of home homes. >>> still no word what was on some mysterious co

is a research lab base at uc berkeley aiming to re-ordinance the field of a.i. toward beneficial systems. through technical safety research. the faculty researchers keep the students pioneering technical research on puppets that include cooperative reinforcement lighting, misspecified, human robot corporation, value preference alignment, multi agent systems, and theories of rationality among other topics. researchers use insight from computer science, machine learning, game theory, statistics and social science. we are thrilled to have the founder and director here with us to talk about his new book. artificial intelligence and the problem of control. this book has been called the most important book on a.i. so far. the most important book i've read in quite some time, a must read in the book we have all been waiting for. stuart russell is known to many of you and has been a faculty member for 33 years in computer science and cognitive science. he is also an honorary fellow in oxford. he is a co-author of artificial intelligence in modern approach which is the s

she is a graduate of uc berkeley and holds a masters degree and first joined the church when she was told result. today, she talked about her journey and how grateful she is for pastor alfred smith who retired and asked her to serve. >> there were three celebrations today with gust preachers all over the country coming to oakland to attend the ceremony. >>> after more than 100 years, the sonoma county steeple is closing its doors for good. her recent emergencies led to the physician. summit also, it was a rainy weekend that could change for your work week. hour chief meteorologist has your complete forecast in a moment. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and >>> a historic store and cafe in sonoma county is closing for good at the end of the month. the start of first opened all the me back the owner says the recent wildfires and the evacuations and the power outages have taken too much of a toll on his business. >> reporter: here in the alexander valley, the store has been at

44% of the land area within existing pdas is at risk of gentrification or displace meant by the uc berkeleyement project. this is consistent with what is happening in the mission. according to the documents the pda process began with letters of interest for designation which were submitted in september. the time to begin community process should have been before the letter of interest was submitted. who submitted the letter of interest and what was the content? a letter of confirmation may have been submitted in september. if so, this would be a commitment to complete the pda plans by 2025. there would no locker be the option for -- longer be the option for the symbolic pda. was the letter submitted? what was the content. when it was under taken by the gang of four, did anything of these four agencies have the community process during this phase? not that i'm aware of. presentations were made by planning after the facto a few community organizations. planning was out of the loop through most of the process. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. thank you for postponing any

almost all cafe's are located within one mile of uc berkeley. most victims, students. >> my top concern would be loss of database i'm a student researcher so i spend a lot of my time on my computer analyzing data. >> police worry it is a matter of time. this is a theft victim hanging onto a getaway car. after a couple blocks, he fell off. they made arrests in half of the cases. they are mostly teenagers including the 16-year-old. a good samaritan chased him down when his getaway driver ditched him after he fell out of the suv. >> even with all the arrests the thieves can come. the punishment is light and the reward is high. all the coffee shops are pretty quiet now because of winter break. once the students return, they will be packed. laptops on every table and eyeballs glued to the com bow ter jeans. too distractnd and too easy for the thieves. >> here is what you need to know. police say thieves are mostly going after apple laptops because of the high resale value. don't sit in the front. stay in the back harder for them to get away. buy a wa

. >> professor of political science at uc berkeley. thanks for being with us tonight. your overall impression, key takeaways. >> on the one hand, there's no more past impeachment battles there's been partisanship but not quite this level of sure party line voting. and that raises the question about how this will be. >> we're having a little trouble with your mic. >> so we heard janet mention a moment ago, and she said that speaker of the house, nancy pelosi indicated she's going to hold off on the articles of impeachment over to the u.s. senate. what would be the reasoning behind that? >> i think speaker pelosi is concerned to ensure that the process in the senate is one that she and other democrats will see as fair. and the concern is that mitch mcconnell and the republicans will not allow any witnesses to be called by the democrats and that that will limit the chance to put forward their best case. >> how lengthy this is process? they wanted to get it done before the end of the year. how long will the senate trial likely take? and what can we expect? >> the big quest

brown leads the hazard of climate change at uc berkeley. >>> avoid eating romaine lettuce until furtherning from federal regulators. more than 100 people in 20 states have become sick with e. coli link to the lettuce from salinas valley. 58 people have been taken to the hospital, 10 suffered kidney failure, no deaths have been linked to the outbreak. health experts also say 52 people in 26 states have died from vaping illnesses. the cdc says more than 2400 people have become al, doctors say there is growing evidence a chemical called vitamin e acetate is to blame. most people who suffered lung damage have been young with half in their teens or early 20s. >>> major league baseball will start testing players for opioids and cocaine, that announcement comes after pitcher tyler skaggs was found dead in his dallas hotel room of fentanyl and oxycodone in his system. officials say any players found with opioids in their system will have to go to treatment. marijuana is being removed from the lesson will be treated the same as alcohol. >>> more than $2 million worth of stolen phones, cameras an

according to the uc berkeley is into developmental studies 23% said they like the idea of turning pg& suggested breaking it up into several smaller counties or a city run utilities. 7% reports the idea of selling the company to a different utility. more that the percent of respondents said they should be leaving the company is is. >>> the jets are still not getting the green light the flame from u.s. regulators. does committee on transportation release documents from last year showing the faa predicted the jet every 2 to 3 years. still, the agency allow the plane to fly after its first fatal crash in indonesia it wasn't until a second crash in ethiopia that killed more than 300 people that the 737 max 8 was found we grounded. boeing made plans to use the pain again early next year after making software changes but faa administrators told lawmakers today on capitol hill that his agency has no set date for clearing the plane. >> the servant 77 will return to service and pilots will receive all the training they need to safely operate aircraft. >>> the house traverse asian committee inve

>>> in the east bay, berkeley police launched an investigation after shots were fired near the uc berkeley campus. the shooting happened around 8:15 last night on durant avenue near telegraph. a bullet hole was found on a window of a building. police are not aware of anyone being injured. anyone with information about the gunfire is urged to call the berkeley police department. >>> the town of newman is honoring the memory of a fallen officer. >> the community held a vigil for corporal ronil singh last night. >> i have to say your support is what helped us get through this first year. >> a suspected drunk driver killed him one year ago. police caught the suspect after a two-day manhunt. singh's brother spoke to the crowd last night. >> your family loves you. my brother, we miss you. we love you so much. >> hundreds of supporters let out balloons and held a procession to the newly dedicated flagpole marking where he died. corporal singh was only 33 years old. >>> rvs sparked debates in several bay area cities as several people turn to them as an alternative to housing. its one of the soluti

. >>> a well known street near uc berkeley is getting a makeover. the transformation between center street and university avenue will begin. it will be a two-way street and it will also be safer for pedestrians. officials say during this week, certain intersections will become a four-way flashing red. >>> continuing coverage of the impeachment inquiry. the vote on impeaching trump days away and the bickering between parties are only getting worse. hans nichols report. >> reportesreports. >> reporter: democrats say senate republicans are violating their oath to be impartial jurors in an impeachment trial. >> mitch mcconnell says he's working in total coordination with the white house. >> we would not be doing our job if we were not working hand in hand with the senate to clear the president of this charade and sham. >> reporter: some gop senators argued impartiality does not include politics. >> i have made up my mind. >> reporter: tuesday, the house rules committee will determine the length of debate on the two articles of impeachment. wednesday, th

he holds a masters in city planning and landscape architecture from uc berkeley. welcome to them. >> welcome. >> good afternoon. i will now spend a few moments discussing the actions before the commission today. in order to move the project and the lawsuit towards the resolution. >> can i get the projector. thank you. so, first before the commission may take any other action, the commission must adopt ceqa findings including a statement of overriding considerations for which you have addressed motion in your packets. as was mentioned, the project e.i.r. was certified in 2016 and the addendum was published in october of this year. second, the commission must act on a resolution with a recommendation to the board of supervisors regarding the proposed ordinance which includes both the adoption of a development agreement, as well as planning code amendment that's are necessary to implement the project. the development agreement is between the city and the stephens institute or the academy of art institute and provides city approval consistent with the settlement agree

arthur the professor of epidemiology at uc berkeley says, people should be wary of trying to diagnose themselves. >> because people talk about colds and the flu in one phrase, people have the sense that this list is like a bad cold. and i think that is the problem. >> reporter: typically, you will not be stuffed up and congested with the flu but you will have a high fever and strong body aches. aware of those who stick around you. every year, we hear washing your hands is a good way to prevent this spread the flu. while it may be good advice, there may be something better. >> coughing and sneezing is the primary way of transmission. we want people to cover their cuffs and sneezes. >> reporter: and look at for those will marable let small children and elderly. >> most transmission to place with schoolchildren to their siblings at home to the parents to the grandparents. >> reporter: this year's vaccine good protect against the ministries of flu. reporting, allison rodriguez, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> all charges dropped and the remaining defendant for the tiffany li trial. they have decide

uc berkeley poll shows about 2% of california democrat says he is their first choice in the california primary reporting live in san francisco rick lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> an out stier is lifted deficits goes as he left his investing business to give us money and time to fight for progressive changes. addressing climate change is one of his top priorities. he is one of seven candidates to qualify for the next democratic presidential debate coming up next week. tomorrow evening stier is gonna be at napa valley college. >>> san francisco is a place for homeless people to park their rvs and receive much needed services. opening this morning for what is called the vehicle triage center at sat san jose avenue next to the balboa bart station. it would have on the clock security portable toilets and showers and people parked there will have daily access to case managers. to help them transition into permanent housing. mayor breach said the facilities first step towards addressing vehicle or homelessness. >> what we all have to understand is that sometimes it is not a one size fits all. and

it happened on durrant street just a block south of the uc berkeley campus. authorities say nobody was hurt. >>> developing news this morning, the hunt for a murder suspect continues. the victim's family is speaking out. earlier this month the man tried to rob a 19-year-old madison and a corner store on 98 and e street. she fought back and tried to her attacker with her phone. the man shot her and escaped. oakland police say he was later identified as roberto martinhafh w madison's family is making a public plea for justice. >> we want him extradited and we want him here and to face trial for what he has done. madison is justice and we are not going to stop fighting until we get justice for her. >> oakland police officers are also the second two other crimes in the same area where she was killed but is not clear if those shootings are also connected to her mother. >>> in ketchikan, tall people have died in a commercial plane crash. authorities initially put the death toll at 15 but that number has since been lowered. 49 people were taken to the hospital and t

took a former uc berkeley football player faces charges after he is accused of attacking a police officer. 19-year-old joseph ogunbanjo is charged with two counts of felony assault. he was arraigned for resisting an officer tried to take his gun. he is no longer part of the football program they say and he is scheduled to enter his plea tomorrow. >>> power outages could spike significantly due to aging pg&e lines according to a new report from georgia tech university, obtained by the wall street journal . the utility company is focusing most of the power line replacement efforts in wildfire prone areas. aging lines and other areas have been de-prioritized and according to the report, that could lead to twice as many as a stained power outages in 15 years and four times as many outages 30 years from now as more of those lines fail. the new audit says pg&e diverted millions of dollars away from burying power lines underground they shifted $123 million from 2007 to 2016. it is not clear what the money was used for. according to the audit, the diversion added to the time it cost for projects

. >>> new details of the uc berkeley football player accused of attacking a police officer. the 19-year-old is charged with two counts of felony assault. he was arraigned for resisting an officer and trying to take his gun. he is in custody at the santa rita jail in dublin. they say he is no longer part of the football program and he is scheduled to enter his plea deal tomorrow.>>> an update, the woman accused of running over in antioch barber is behind bars. ruby delgadillo turned herself in yesterday and is now booked into the contra county jail. she is accused of hitting brian martin with her car after getting upset about her son's haircut. she is behind bars and he is recovering from surgery on his legs. >>> and unsuspecting person is almost a bull's-eye of an attempted crossbow attack in gilroy. the victim was on the second floor balcony at a best western when this crossbow nearly missed their head and hit the wall next to them. the bolt came to my handheld crossbow and anyone with information is asked to call police.>>> a group of doctors says it ended protest: the gov

uc berkeley has publicly criticized the use of the tests and is approving the dropping of the standardized test scores. not that far from campus, we found a test prep center wihere the directors say it's time to drop these tests. >> i have a really big s.a.t. book. >> reporter: like homecoming and prom, studying for the s.a.t. or a.c.t. is a right of passage for many high schoolers hoping to get into college. charlotte spent part of her summer here at classroom matters learning the best strategies to get a 1,600 on the s.a.t.s. >> there's a lot of people who don't have the money or resources to get that prep. >> reporter: that's the crux of the debate on whether that's an unfair obstacle for student who is don't test well. >> how are kids without that privilege supposed to compete. >> a pro bow know law firm out of southern california claims using s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores to help decide who gets into college discriminates on students on bases of race and wealth. they filed this lawsuit today against the university of california calling the system's use of the test scores unkons substitutio

professor at uc berkeley, he says people should be wary of trying to diagnose themselves. >> befallsg about the cold and flu in one phrase, people thinks that the flu is like a bad cold. i think that is a problem. >> reporter: you would not be stuffed up and congested with the flu but you would have a high fever and body ache. beware of those stick around you. every day, we hear washing your hands is a good way to help prevent the spread of flu. while that is good advice, there may be something even better. >> coughing and sneezing is the primary way of transmitting. we want people to cover their mouth when coughing and sneezing. much of the transmission of flu virus take space among school- age children to the younger siblings at home. to their parents, to their grandparents. >> reporter: the vaccine is the best defense. this year's vaccine should protect against the main strains of flu. reporting, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a large oak tree crashed into a home in redwood city this morning. the tree fell on the house and the emerald hills neighborhood of san mateo county. happened about 7