accept* the navy's tender of parcels d 2, uc 1 and uc 2 of the highest point naval shipyard. and authorizing the fourth amendment of the income lease with hps development company. lp, cp development company. lp, hunters point shipyard. redevelopment project area. discussion and action, resolution no. 54-2015. madam chair. madam director, i'm sorry. >> thank you madam secretary. good afternoon to the commissioners and good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you so very much for joining us. commissioners, the item for your consideration today really is a product of decades of work and it truly is a potentially a momentous consideration if you approve this action today, which is the transfer of property at hunter's point shipyard. it's been well over a decade since the last transfer was approved. since that time we've engaged in a process with several regulatory agencies -- the navy and other third party and redundant reviews as done by the san francisco department of public health as well as our independent environmental consultant lang tread low willow to ensure the pro

authorizing the dpektive director to accept* the navy's tender of parcels d 2, uc 1 and uc 2 of the highest point naval shipyard. and authorizing the fourth amendment of the income lease with hps development company. lp, cp development company. lp, hunters point shipyard. redevelopment project area. discussion and action, resolution no. 54-2015. madam chair. madam director, i'm sorry. >> thank you madam secretary. good afternoon to the commissioners and good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you so very much for joining us. commissioners, the item for your consideration today really is a product of decades of work and it truly is a potentially a momentous consideration if you approve this action today, which is the transfer of property at hunter's point shipyard. it's been well over a decade since the last transfer was approved. since that time we've engaged in a process with several regulatory agencies -- the navy and other third party and redundant reviews as done by the san francisco department of public health as well as our independent environmental consultant lang

years ago two san francisco firefighters died battling a fire under similar circumstances. >>> a uc berkeley student has been diagnosed with the measles sparking concerns. kpix 5's cate cauguiran joins us live in berkeley to explain how the school and city are now responding. good morning. >> reporter: good morning frank, the city is on high alert. we know that that student here at uc berkeley is in isolation this morning. the case was confirmed yesterday. but not before the infected student attended their first week of classes. uc berkeley officials say this student was on campus in classrooms and around the city of berkeley from august 24th to august 29th. and we know that student also rode the ac transit 25 bus twice on monday, august 24th. the problem health officials say measles can stay airborne for up to two hours in a space making the risk of spreading to a large group more likely. >> no that doesn't sound good. bus is a pretty small space. so i hope no one else gets sick. >> reporter: public health officials say symptoms can develop anywhere between a week to three weeks of

roads. the name hasn't credit been released. -- yet been released. >>> a uc berkeley student diagnosed with the measles sparking concerns now that thousands of others may have been exposed to the disease. kpix 5's cate cauguiran joins us live over at the cal campus to explain how the school and the city are sonning. hi -- respondings, hi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we know that student is in isolation this morning. we also today's priority will be trying to id anyone who may have come into contact with this student so that they can get tested as soon as possible. so listen up here. uc berkeley officials say the infected student was on campus in classrooms and around the city between august 24th through the 29th. specifically, berkeley public health officials say the student rode the ac transit 25. a bus on monday. on august 24th. he rode that twice. -- she -- or whoever rode that twice. >> that does not sound good. buses, they are pretty small spaces, i hope no one else gets sick. >> reporter: the measles can stay airborne for up to two hours in a case making the risk of

. >>> a friendly gesture that turned violent. uc berkeley police are on the lookout for two men who offered to walk a woman home on campus and then instead sexually assaulted her. tonight there is trepidation at cal. cheryl hurd has the latest there. >> reporter: jessica, police say it happened on the street just west of oxford. the survivor in this case walked home with a friend. thought she was doing to the right thing. but according to police that seemed to have back fired. >> it is shocking to know that something so traumatic can happen in this area. >> reporter: uc berkeley junior reacted to the report of a sexual assault on campus. >> so close to home being here. knowing that it happened a couple blocks down. who the s to say late at night kinlt happen on campus as well. so it is disappointing. >> reporter: police say it was late wednesday night. a woman was walking home. two men offered to walk with her. one she knew. the other she didn't. once she stepped foot on campus she told police she was sexually assaulted. >> despite all the teaching we have and all the coaches, to ha

allie for the details on that. >>> 5:04 is the time right now. a health warning is going out to uc berkeley and it is one that is getting all too familiar here in california. ktvu alex savidge is in berkeley with word that a student has the measles and it's not just the campus community that should be concerned. alex. >> reporter: that is right pam, good morning to you. the infected student in this case also road the bus. and potentially exposed fellow ac transit passengers to the measles. it was last monday when this student road the 25 a-line and took it away from the cal campus and returned a few hours later on the same line. so people who road the bus need to be aware of this as well as cal students and staff. this student with the confirmed case of measles has been put into isolation. they are not being identified. uc berkeley health services office says the student attended classes at cal last week. that means all students, faculty, and staff who were on campus at that time during what was the first week of classes at uc berkeley could be at risk. remember measles is a highly

. >> across the hall at uc riverside they're studying one of those compounds. researcher iliana cordova is focused on nicotine concentrations in re-fillable e-cig liquids. in this case, the solution tested is "tennessee cured" by red oak, a fluid made by johnson creek enterprises, an online seller of e-liquids and accessories. >> we order a bunch of them and just run most of them just to test the accuracy of the label. and in this case this is 18 micrograms per milliliter, so this would be considered a high nicotine concentration. >> so the test here is we'll see how much it's measuring from this peak and then we'll compare that to what's on the label. >> and as you can see from our control it was a lot higher. so we know for sure that it is nicotine. and in a recent paper that we published we found out that this specific sample was 59% higher nicotine than its advertised label. >> whoever bought this got way more than they bargained for. >> yes they did. >> techknow asked johnson creek enterprises about its nicotine labeling discrepancy. they offered this statement: while the company's

and soul of a race car. >>> a health alert from uc berkeley tonight. a warning that students on campus that a student on campus has tested positive for measles and we learned that student took mass transit. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the uc health alert says the student in question attended classes last week and may have spread the highly contagious disease in his classes and likely on mass transit too. we get the latest from jana katsuyama who is on the uc campus. >> reporter: this morning the news was posted on the uc website and it went out on mass transit. but i talked to students tonight and none of them said they received any word from the university. on monday, the university health services website posted this warning. it says a student who attended classes last week was diagnosed with the infection. and all uc berkeley students, faculty and staff who were on campus should assess their risk of measles. >> they should sent out an e- mail or they should poston the wall or something that so the students know. >> concernin

at three uc campuses. enrollment numbers show incoming freshmen who are not state residents are expected to rise by 9% at uc davis, uc san diego, and uc irvine. in march uc president janet napolitano promised to cap out of state enrollment at those two campuses. >>> opponents collected enough signatures to block richmond's new rent control law which is expected to start today. the city council passed that ordnance in july. the california apartment association collected more than 7,000 signatures since then from people who oppose that measure. only 4100 signature is were needed. the contra costa county selections office has 30 days to verify those signatures. the city council may then repeal the ordnance, place it on next years ballot, or call a special election. >>> the fear of losing your job or stress on the job is just as bad for your health as secondhand smoke. that is according to a new study. high job demands increase the cost at the odds of having a doctor diagnosed illness by 35%. it also found that working long hours increased the chances of an early death by almost 20%

, the police chief of uc berkeley had her weapon, a 44, stolen from her car. this is a police chief! what brings to my mind, is there no protocol? do they not care? are we out of control? i think it is a little bit of everything. we are just...trying to let people know what is going on. it is sad. when you think of the sheriff that is elected and appointed to do two things: to keep the people, the city and the county and the people that come interest caltran safe; and to have people abid by the laws of the city and the state. but this man on his own thoughts, whatever, decides who in their right mind would let a seven year fell listen undocumented, violent felon, lose on the streets where you people are now standing? it is frightening to think about it. we are here not only for kate and to keep her momry alive but to have something done so we get a call or a t or e-mail from one of these government officials and say, this is what we are doing to solve this problem. as of this moment and this day, that hasn't happened. thank you. >> this is for accountability. for public officials th

the others in this uc system. >>> uc berkley is considered the home of the free speech movement. now, over half a century later, the uc regions concern that free speech has become hate speech, considered a formal policy for all of their campuses. >>> the draft they debated today condemned intolerance, including violence, harassmented, hate speech and derogatory language. students on the cal campus we talked to say they don't feel there's a problem here. >> people tend to be very willing to listen to other people's opinions. >>. >> i feel very welcomed on campus. >> the reasons that their proposed bri ed principles don' adequately address. the professor says he gets antimuslim reactions. for example, hate e-mails after posting about the muslim boy arrested in texas this week. he says the university should not be a place where any topic is off limits. >> what defines tolerance and intolerance? what defines acceptable and unaccented speech? how can we make sure that tolerance is not con flated with unpopular decision. >> just ahead, incriminating text in the death of an inmate. coming u

that person later died at uc davis hospital. they charged contreras with the crime but believe two other suspects are out there. >>> time is 4:35. two lawmakers in new york want to create the first national park that honors the gay rights movement. back in 1969 bar patrons resisted a police raid and helped touch off a more aggressive phase for gay rights. the federal park there would help give proper ever -- jill brand and jerald plan to introduce legislation. >>> volkswagen is being ordered to fix 500,000 cars in the united states. vw is admitting it rigged u.s. admission tests for 500,000 diesel cars during the last seven years. the environmental protection agency says volkswagen used software that submitted less smog. it will recall the effected cars. >>> it is not uncommon for university students to study a foreign language. in fact, at some schools it's required. as ken wayne reports uc berkeley is going beyond the typical languages. it is offering a language that is pretty obscure. >> reporter: it's estimated three out of four meshes don't speak a second language. >> american

participants. >>> 59 languages are being thought right now at uc berkeley but the campus is about to add another and it might just surprise you. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> it's n uncommon for university students to study a foreign language. at some schools it's required but uc berkeley is going beyond the typical second language of spanish and france. it's now offering a language that's pretty obscure. it's estimated that two out of three americans don't speak a second language while europeans do. >> americans have the advantage of disavantage that the whole world learns english so you lose the practice. by the time you're 8 years old you're fluent in three languages. french, german and dutch and on top of that it's english. so it's actual

quality act. and authorizing the dpektive director to accept* the navy's tender of parcels d 2, uc 1 and uc 2 of the highest point naval shipyard. and authorizing the fourth amendment of the income lease with hps development company. lp, cp development company. lp, hunters point shipyard. redevelopment project area. discussion and action, resolution no. 54-2015. madam chair. madam director, i'm sorry. >> thank you madam secretary. good afternoon to the commissioners and good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you so very much for joining us. commissioners, the item for your consideration today really is a product of decades of work and it truly is a potentially a momentous consideration if you approve this action today, which is the transfer of property at hunter's point shipyard. it's been well over a decade since the last transfer was approved. since that time we've engaged in a process with several regulatory agencies -- the navy and other third party and redundant reviews as done by the san francisco department of public health as well as our independent environmenta

. uc berkeley officials say the infected student was on campus and classrooms and around the city between august 24th through the 29th. specifically, berkeley public health officials say this student rode the ac transit bus -- 25, a bus on monday, august 24th, twice. >> that does not sound good. buses, they are pretty small spaces. so i hope no one else gets sick. >> reporter: the concern public health officials say the measles can stay airborne for up to two hours in a space making the risk of spreading to a larger group more likely. because of strict rules there's very little they can tell us about this affected student -- infected student rather. now once exposed, you may experience a facial rash or fever, anywhere between seven days and 21 days of being exposed. so again, health officials here are urging you to go to the doctor if you experience any of those symptoms. reporting live in berkeley, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> thank you. president obama continues his climate tour up in alaska today. hiking one of the region's melting glaciers there. the visit comes just a day afte

. >>> we're talking about measles uc berkeley student tested positive for the measles. coming up at 6:30 the warning for other students and also to ac transit bus drivers who may be at risk. >> the news for photographer killed last week will be laid to rest today. up next the is is >>> we're looking at a commute that is not too bad. right now it looks okay on the toll plaza. we'll tell you more about the commute across the bay coming up. >> well different month, different weather pattern. maybe so far because it looks like august was warm to hot. while september is showing signs of being cooler. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. time 16:12. new this morning thailand's prime minister says auth

affecting cattle's blood tissue. between infection with the human breast cancer. >> pam: uc berkeley researchers have linked bovine leukemia virus prevalent in cattle, with human breast cancer. >> pam: uc berkeley researchers have linked bovine leukemia virus, a cancer-causing virus prevalent in cattle, with human breast cancer. in the study, published this month in the journal plos one and available online, tissue from 239 women for the presence of bovine leukemia virus , comparing samples from women who had breast cancer with women who disease. they found that 59 percent of breast cancer samples had evidence of exposure to blv, as of viral dna. by contrast, 29 percent of the tissue samples from women who never had breast cancer showed exposure to blv. >> pam: "the association between blv was surprising to many previous reviewers of the study, but it's important to note that our results do not prove that the virus causes cancer," said study lead author gertrude buehring, a division of infectious uc berkeley's school of this is the most important with the virus happened cancer develo

after testing positive for the measles. "today in the bay" chuck coppola live at uc berkeley on the details of how people need to be aware if they ride public transit, chuck. >> reporter: absolutely right. test of another kind here at cal, a test results monday confirming that a uc berkeley student was buying knowsed with measles and the period of time at which the community was at risk has been narrowed down to between monday, august 24th to saturday august 29th. particularly monday because that's the time when they say this student rode an ac transit bus, bus number 25-a, leaving the school at approximately 3:30 in the afternoon and then riding back on that same bus line at 5:30 p.m. the same day, this is monday, august 24th. we don't know exactly how far he rode the bus, but the virus can linger in the air for up to two hours. so there's obvious concern for not only the student population, but anyone who may have been aboard ac transit bus number 25-a. the student has now been isolated, but berkeley's public health department, universities of california at berkeley and state publ

after a uc-berkeley student is diagnosed with measles anyone who's been at uc- berkeley between last monday on saturday or the surrounding areas should be aware they may have been exposed. >>reporter: it is a highly affections ebola virus has spread rapidly they spent time on campus and got on the ac transit on monday august 24th from 330 in the afternoon the house on a 25 a bus then again at 530 in the evening on the same roof and in walks the streets he does not believe in vaccination and one that may have come in contact now have a fever or rash is the urge to call their health-care provider. >>james: it can later in the air for up to two hours and if you are vaccinated we have restored want to bring your of the we told you about last night the right out battling a to alarm house fire in san francisco these are pictures and in my view was of that blaze as burning and broke out just before 9:00 last night the family of cake plans to file also this morning of the whole san francisco and a federal immigration officials responsible for her death she was shot and killed last while walk

say if an alleged sexual attack on the campus of uc- berkeley. >>reporter: of the students are just biding school for the semester at can not agree with unsettling news for the woman claimed she was attacked in the uc-berkeley campus library the sexual battery was reported at 1232 tuesday morning but the victim did not tell police which a library at happened in the time of the crime or give a detailed description of the alleged attacker if even so some students are scared 8, it is unclear if the victim goes to school as the investigation unfolded are rethinking their safety if we got letters that i sent out to students stating that all incoming students must not attend a presentation aiming to stop sexual violence. >>james: there's been a 5% increase in property crime death and 20% increase arrears' match targeted could distract from the cell phones from happening in a few hot spots along the city imagine a restaurant loretta's our cashiers for people to clean a table just machines fight. >>vicki liviakis: hardly a human in sight except for maybe a concierge in the concept not exact

define intolerance at all uc campuses is getting criticism. the first draft of statement of principles against intolerance discussed by the board of regents toll the uc irvine. calls for the ten campuses to be free to acts of expression of intolerance. stop people from saying or showing they feel a group is less than any other. critics say it's censorship, doesn't protect against anti-semitism and feel it would be dangerous president. >>> tonight the foo fighters take the stage to support child healthcare here in the area. ♪ [ music ] ♪. >> ten time grammy winners perform at the sixth annual fundraising concert for u cfs kirn's hospital presented -- children's hospital in connection with the dream force conference going on in san francisco. gets underway at 7:00 tonight at pier 70. >> a lot of people excited for that. >> that will be a good show. >> it will be. >>> new information about the vallejo kidnapping that police originally called a hoax. the action the woman and her boyfriend plan to take against the city later in this morning. >> i felt anger. i was angry. that's what hap

four firefighters at the uc davis burn center are in stable condition. sharon chin, kpix5. >> the fire has grown so fast, it is already visible from space. this is an infrared satellite image from noaa. and the bright dot of white light is the valley fire. strong winds are in the fire zone near cobb mountain. northerly winds near 43 miles an hour. still warm, 78 degrees. humidity is low. winds will be gusty tomorrow. and none of that is good news for the firefighters. >> meanwhile, the butte fire has spread to 65,000 acres in amador and calaveras county. cal fire has it about 15% contained tonight but at least 15 structures are destroyed and 6500 more are still threatened. >> a gentleman said everything is threatened right now. but we are hoping for the best. >> we are getting ready to head out. >> other homeowners are already surveying the damage from the four-day-old fire. some have discovered their homes burned to the ground. more than 3500 firefighters are on the front lines tonight. >>> adding insult to injury, looters are in evacuated homes in the area. police arrested a man

deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. >>> of the many clever sayings attributed to yankees' great yogi berra over his lifetime, this one comes to mind tonight. always go to other people's funerals, he said, otherwise they wouldn't come to yours. the world lost yogi last night at the

years. >>> uc berkeley are looking for two men who police -- police at uc berkeley are looking for two men suspected of sexually assaulting a woman on campus. the woman told police had happened wednesday night when she was with the men and they offered to walk her home. she said when they he entered the campus that's when the men attacked her. the women knew one of the suspects prior to the attack. >>> a san francisco comum is heartbroken. they say a kye -- couple it heartbroken. they say a coyote killed their dog. >> reporter: this was an afternoon stroll during sterngrove that took a sad turn. they were walking with their dog buster. he was offleash. the dog heard a noise in the trees and bolted in the direction and they say that's when a coyote pounced. >> we could hear him squealing. we were already running up the hill. >> reporter: they watched the coyote run off clutching their 7-pound dog in its mouth. they chased after buster but never found him. this is not the first time something like this has happened here. just last month, another small dog was attacked in stern grove and

effected uc berkeley student left campus 3:30 p.m. on ac transit bus route 25 a. the student returned to campus on the same route around 5:30. measles virus is highly infectious and can listeninger in the air for up to 2 hours. >> i feel sale. i have gotten the vaccine but a lot of people who haven't been and some people who can't be act like little kid. babies who are going to be more susceptible to that. >> infected student whereabouts were documented on the day the student rode the ac transit bus to uc berkeley but the student continued exposing people for 5 more days until finally being placed intoize laetion. now health officials are tracking them down and encouraging others to get the measles vaccine which protects 99 percent of people expose to the virus. in berkeley abc 7 news. >> san quentin prison officials restored some inmate services after shutting them down to help contain a highly contagious illness there. there are 6 confirmed cases of legionnaires disease. 73 other inmates are now under observation today. inmates were allowed out of cell time once again including dent

violent. uc police say two men offered to walk a woman home on campus but then sexually assaulted her instead. happened late wednesday. the victim told police she knew one of the suspects. the incident has many students on edge. >> no close to home, just being here and know that it happened a couple of blocks down. who's to say late at night it could happen to somebody on campus as well. it's just very -- you know, it's disappointed. >> under grad students at uc berkeley are currently mandated to complete an online course about how to prevent and report sexual assault. >>> the fate of the hayward skul superintendent unclear this morning. two members of the hayward board of trustees filed police reports after they say the superintendent lashed out during a closed meeting last week, saying that stan dobbs were shouting, cursing and physically threatening people. the board discussed his possible dismissal in a special meeting last night. but before they met in public, several people defended dobbs. >> what have i observed? sarcasm, vail threats and just plain rudeness toward the supe

injured fighting the valley fire yesterday. all four were air lefted to uc davis medical center with 2nd degree burns and all are expected to -- airlifted to uc davis medical center with 2nd degree burns and all are expected to be okay. >>> the butte fire destroyed homes in the sierra. we go there now with the latest. >> reporter: smoke from the butte fire so thick that it grounded aircraft for most of the day, forcing firefighters to rely on their ground crews about limited access in the rugged terrain. it continues to rage but left its mark. thousands of acres of scorched land and 80 homes destroyed. a body of a burned bear there with the ash. a fire truck did not make it out in time. steve returned to see his two- story house that he built himself 13 years ago. nothing but a pile of rubble. he escaped just in time. >> the firestorm that came across these hills from being knocked down there within 15 minutes it was in the backyard above the trees and these trees were on fire when i left. it came up within minutes. >> the enferno continues to burn. forcing more and more people out o

firefighters are at the burn center at uc davis. they are in stable condition.>>> this fire store is still developing. people under mandatory evacuation orders are having a tough time escaping the fire. on the phone is linda hammers. your battery is about to die, but can you tell me where you are and where you're going?>> i am just close to clearlake and i am on my way through the moose lodge for evacuation. >> this is the third time you have had to move tonight? you started in hidden valley lake?>> i live in hidden valley. we were watching the fire earlier on facebook and looking at it from the patio. later on, it started getting really blackened smoky outside. all of a sudden, i am watching on the scanner they were telling about all the fires. i went outside and my friend and i could see it coming over the mountain down onto flat farmland right across from hidden valley. noise was like a train coming through. you could feel the heat and everything. we got notices, get out now. my friends and i grabbed our dogs, went to a friends house, and half an hour ago, they said, gotta leave.

swas almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise your expectations. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, control is possible. >>> talk about batd timing. the president sending out a fire storm of tweets touting how much better things are under his administration. but the census just repo

with had him. >>> uc berkeley reporting sexual assault inside campus library. reportedly happened early yesterday at one of the libraries. the details are pretty vague. police do tell k tv u off camera no description of the attack or or which library she was in. still some students say the warning makes them nervous. >> you don't think you should feel like that, but you do. it's really scary. in a library in a place of academia, that's really unsettling. >> police say the start of the school year is when crimes often happen. there were several robberies of students at cal just last week. >> uc berkeley officials say no new cases of measles reported since a student became sick earlier this week. isolated at home and health officials identified a handful of people that came in contact with that student and they are being tested. also urging students to make sure they have had the measles vaccine. >>> air bnb is holding news conference today. asked landy con group to study impact through the city. shows that guests spent $338 million in san francisco over the last year. also shows th

pretty terrifying. >> public health officials say open monday august 24th the than effected uc berkeley student left campus 3:30 p.m. on ac transit bus route 25 a. the student returned to campus on the same route around 5:30. measles virus is highly infectious and can listeninger in the air for up to 2 hours. >> i feel sale. i have gotten the vaccine but a lot of people who haven't been and some people who can't be act like little kid. babies who are going to be more susceptible to that. >> infected student whereabouts were documented on the day the student rode the ac transit bus to uc berkeley but the student continued exposing people for 5 more days until finally being placed intoize laetion. now health officials are tracking them down and encouraging others to get the measles vaccine which protects 99 percent of people expose to the virus. in berkeley abc 7 news. >> san quentin prison officials restored some inmate services after shutting them down to help contain a highly contagious illness there. there are 6 confirmed cases of legionnaires disease. 73 other inmates are now under o

length brown hair. >>> uc berkeley police investigating report of sexual assault inside a campus lay brary. it reportedly happened early yesterday at one of the school's libraries. details are vague. police told ktvu off camera the victim didn't say exactly what happened and couldn't give any description of the attacker or even say which library she was in when it happened. still, some of the students say that warning makes them nervous. >> you don't think you should teal like that but you do. it's really scary. in a library, a place of academia, that's really unsettling. >> uc police say the start of the school year is often when crimes occur. there were several robberies of students at cal just last week. >>> uc berkeley officials say no new cases of measles have been reported since a student became ill this week. that student isolated at home. identified a hand p full of people who came in close contact with the student during the time the student was con stage us. they're being -- contagious. they're being tested and checked. telling students to make sure they've had a measles va

to study a foreign language. at some schools it's a requirement. uc berkeley is going beyond the typical second language of spanish and french. now it's offering a language that is pretty obscure. >> reporter: it's estimated three out of four americans don't speak a second language while more than half of europeans do. >> the americans have the advantage or disadvantage that the entire world learns english or wants to practice. >> he says in his native belgian, students are taught that country's three official language. >> by the time you are 12 years old you are fluent in 12 languages. french, german, and dutch and on top of that english. >> now we are going to learn some greetings. good morning. >> reporter: iceland has become a popular tourist destination and located in an area of growing international attention near transatlantic trade routes and valuable energy reserves. having cal students learn the language can improve understanding between the two nations. >> i want to be able to work as diplomats learning their skills. i do see tremendous advantages. >> it's not just a m

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been issued for students at uc berkeley this morning. the reason people on campus might not be the only ones exposed to a new case of measles. mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning on this first day of september. i'm gas gas. -- i'm gasia. >> there's a lot going on. cooler. big increase in the fog bank and that's going to allow for cooler temps. rapidly increasing but it's on its way. it looks like up in to napa cous and for brentwood, 57. a lot of 60s though closer to the coast and bay. not much of a howling delta breeze yet. we'll see if that collapses or continues to pick up. it should pick up. there's a system dropping down out of the north. a little low forming off southern california, very active branch in the southern area. sunny, foggy, breezy. will be cooler. bay staying around 70 degrees but mid to upper 80s. sal, what do you have us for at 7:00? >> we do have slow traffic to report in contra costa. we have our problem on vasco road we'll talk about in a moment. there's a report of a crash there. no injuries. but you're going to see some slow traffic. when you get to

to accept* the navy's tender of parcels d 2, uc 1 and uc 2 of the highest point naval shipyard. and authorizing the fourth amendment of the income lease with hps development company. lp, cp development company. lp, hunters point shipyard. redevelopment project area. discussion and action, resolution no. 54-2015. madam chair. madam director, i'm sorry. >> thank you madam secretary. good afternoon to the commissioners and good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you so very much for joining us. commissioners, the item for your consideration today really is a product of decades of work and it truly is a potentially a momentous consideration if you approve this action today, which is the transfer of property at hunter's point shipyard. it's been well over a decade since the last transfer was approved. since that time we've engaged in a process with several regulatory agencies -- the navy and other third party and redundant reviews as done by the san francisco department of public health as well as our independent environmental consultant lang tread low willow to ensure the pro