i started taking classes at uc berkeley. i took several classes but the only one i can remember was a sailing class taught at the marina once again, i fell in love and began a lifelong affair with the limitless omnipotent pacific ocean. when my class was over, i wanted to buy a sailboat and my wife said, this was the single stupidest idea she had ever heard in her entire life. she accused me of being a responsible and she told me i lacked ambition. she kicked me out. and then she divorced me. this was a pivotal moment in my life. [laughter] [applause] larry: my family was still mad at me for not going to medical school and now my wife was divorcing me because i lacked ambition. it looked like a reccurrence of the same problem, once again, i was unable to live up to the expectations of others. but this time, i was not disappointed in myself for failing to be the person they thought i should be. their dreams and my dreams were different and would never confuse the two of them again. i discovered things that i loved, the sierra

the proceeds from the sale will go to berkeley high. cole says he just feels lucky he could help his school. >> there's so many problems that are out there. and, even though this is a pretty minor one, it was still a big sense of accomplishment. >> reporter: as for whether he and karen have plans to trap more swarms. >> we heard there is another swarm just down the street. cole has home work though. so i don't know the he can get that one too. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. >> altogether, cole thinking his hives will produce about 250 pounds of honey just this year. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is coming face to face with some prominent conservatives tomorrow. radio talk show host glen beck, one of them, dana parino of fox news. another, american enterprise institute arthur brooks. meeting with zuckerberg at facebook's menlo park campus. this, in response to a report that facebook suppresses conservative news stories from its trending section. in an online post, zuckerberg says there is no indication o

23 robberies and the bars and restaurants and the east bay, exclusively obtaining this video of the berkeley police of one but suspect -- one suspect rummaging through the restaurant, ordering the employee to empty the pockets. the second serve -- suspect is also seen in this video, and david tied to nine roberts -- nine robberies in berkeley, and for others in san leandro. one suspect walked in with his face hidden in the black hood. >> he said come air and i had to come. and i open the register and he started taking all of the money.>> local authorities have reached out to the fbi, and have formed a task force, and the suspects were cuffed after reportedly trying to rob a san francisco bar for the third time, 18-year-old kristoffer jones of albany, and shawan roberts. >>> marching to san francisco city hall to take the message to the mayor ed lee. and the hunger strike now in its 13th day, protesters calling for the police chief to step down or be fired. they also want more reform in the recent high-profile police shootings. and the mayor met with the hunger strikers, but they refused to s

[applause] >> california senator barbara boxer told the graduates of the university of california-berkeley's school of politics to be resilient in the face of criticism. the democratic lawmaker, who announced in january her plans to retire after serving more than 30 years in congress, also talked about her own future beyond elected office. this is ten minutes. [applause] >> thank you so much, professor. and i am so sorry about that internship. [laughter] but remember, jennifer lawrence did not win "american idol," is so we all make mistakes, and i apologize. and my staff is here, and they're going to get an earful too. [laughter] but what a wonderful welcome, and i want to say to all the faculty, the parents, the friends, it's wonderful you're here, and most of all i want to say congratulations to the uc berkeley political science class of 2016! [cheers and applause] fantastic. [applause] congratulations, you did it. no more late nights at doe or moffitt be libraries, no more last minute cramming for your last poly-sci final. it's over, folks, no more. today you can finally celebrate. but ri

she still cries for him. >> uc berkeley police but the sketch together shortly after the killing but didn't release it until now thinking it could jeopardize the investigation. >>> the recall of takata airbags is growing and is now the largest recall in u.s. history. some 29 million insulators for the airbags were already recall. now, under pressure from federal safety regulators, another 35 million vehicles are being recalled. notices will be sent out. 11 deaths have been linked to the faulty airbags. the government says it could take until the end of 2019 to fix them. >>> tesla reported a big loss in the first quarter earnings today but the stock was still up as investors look toward the future. tesla says it had problems getting parts for the model x suv and that they lost $282 million but tesla also hopes to order the new model 3 sooner than expect it. the company has 400,000 advance orders for the model 3. the lower-cost car starts at about $35,000. in after-hours trading, tesla shares were up about 6%. >>> a week jobs report sent stock markets lower. the dow fell 99 points, nas

most of all, congratulations to the uc berkeley class of 2016. congratulations. you did it. no more late nights at libraries. no more last-minute cramming for your last poly psy final. it is over, folks. no more. today, you can finally celebrate. but right now, there is only one thing standing between you and your hard-earned diploma and that is me. i get it. despite being a united states senator i promise you not to , filibuster. this is your day. you earned it. you studied. you focused, you learned, you worked, and you managed to do all of that and live your lives. you started relationships and you ended relationships. somebody is really happy about that breakup. [laughter] i could tell that. [applause] you missed your family but you enjoyed being away from your family. you ate healthy and you exercised. [laughter] that is debatable. but then you squandered all of that good work at top dog and kingpin doughnuts. you balance your budget. [laughter] on occasion, you busted your budget. i think you are the very definition of the word survivor. i'm a survivor. i have survived

uc-berkeley has its own scandal with professors, students and coaches. nationwide sexual assaults are 126% from 2001 to 2013 partly due to better reporting of the crimes. live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >> where can viewers find all this new data? >> reporter: yeah, this is coming from the office of post- secondary education. and it's at ope.ed.gov. >> thank you. >>> following developing news in the east bay, an officer is on the mend after being shot in the face during a suspect chase yesterday. the chase ended in a crash on loveridge road and east leland road in pittsburg. kpix 5's anne makovec is there and this is quite a scene. >> reporter: yeah. they have cleaned it up. they had this intersection closed for about 10 hours overnight. but it is clear this morning and as you said, the important point here is that the officer who was shot is okay. this all started with a carjacking at 6 p.m. a man stole a bmw from a driver at gunpoint. antioch police then spotted that stolen car a few minutes later and chased it to pittsburg where the driv

the cuts could also affect the uc berkeley police department. sources tell us that the nighttime student safe program could be eliminated. that's where students are escorted from the cam phos their car or dorm late at night. >> i definitely use it a lot bick feel safer walking home and want to hear crime alerts i would like to know that i can walk home with someone and not by myself. >> reporter: teamsters local 2010 organized the demonstration. >> it's a real disappointment for somebody would treasures education as much as i do. >> reporter: union is fighting the lay i don't haves, but more layoff notices are still expected to go out. reporting live at uc berkeley, rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> after spending months talking about building a wall donald trump proclaims his love for latinos. the response from san francisco's mission district on cinco de mayo. >>> also, they've gone more than two weeks without food. now doctors say they're starting to get concerned about their health. how far these hunger strikers are willing to go to get san fran

they plan to donate the proceeds to berkeley high. very cool. >> awesome. >> that's our honey we need. everybody keeps saying in order to get rid of allergies, eat a teaspoon of local honey. >> we'll try anything at this point. >> organic, too, right? >> i have heard that numerous times. >> i have to fess up. i got a shot last weekend and i'll doing great. >> an allergy shot. >> an allergy shot. i heard it works and i tried it and within 24 hours -- you saw me over here dying. >> gianna and i don't have allergy problems. >> odd man out. >> i'm okay with that. >>> you will be okay with the freeways today. here's a live look at the altamont pass right now with our conditions going westbound a little slow. eastbound as well but typical this time of the morning out of tracy, past greenville look at this. no troubles making the connector to 680. altamont pass to 680, only 16 minutes. it's 6:17 so traffic is lighter than usual through the altamont pass. you will see some delays southbound side 680 away from 580 pleasanton slow into the suno

. >>> uc berkeley please are hoping that a new -- uc berkeley police are hoping that a new information will help solve the murder of a young man who tried to break up a fight. brian flores is live. >> reporter: alberto silva was hanging with some friends up in the oakland hills, as you mentioned, still trying to break up a fight. a reward is offered now for his sill ter. he was with a group of friends at a turnout on grizzly peak boulevard in the oakland hills near mile post 16. there was a fight or argument between other people who were there. he was not associated there. he attempted to break up the fight. the group left but a gunman came back with a gun and shot silva while he was in the car. the car ended in and embankment and he was killed. police believe that the suspect is hispanic or fill pin yo man, 5'2", 200-pound, had his hair in a pony tail. the suspect may have taken more a red chevy caprice or white chevy suburban. police plan on releasing a sketch of the suspect very soon. through a press release by uc berkeley please, the sister of santana silva may speak to media at th

uc berkeley and berkeley police are working together on this one. there is not much of a description other than the fact that this was a male who assaulted this female student. in the last few months there have been five attacks in the campus area. no word on if or how many of these attacks are connected. at this point police are asking anyone with any information about this assault or any of the other assaults to contact them as soon as possible. >> all right. christian, thank you. >>> a man accused of shooting an antioch police officer while trying to avoid arrest is due in court this afternoon. 25-year-old mario serano was taken into custody may 4th after he agenda by crashed a stolen vehicle in pittsburg and fired shots at two police officers, hitting one in the head. but officer tamas smith was not seriously hurt. police say they were trying to arrest him because they linked him to a string of crimes, including three separate shootings, a burglary, and an arson. >>> 7:07. thousands of enthusiastic supporters turned out to see democratic preside

jibe berkeley today -- >>> in berkeley today dozens of employees rallied against a plan to eliminate jobs. >> one woman has worked at the school more than 30 years. >> they say cut back. >> we say fate back! >> reporter: workers gathered in protest against the plan to eliminate 500 jobs on campus over the next two years. among them was jeanette reid who received a layoff notice after putting in 33 years as a clerical worker. >> anger and distress of course. that's natural. but it's so unnecessary. >> reporter: reid earns less than $50,000 a year, and she says that's not enough to put a dent in the university's $150 million deficit. >> this is not the world's premiere public university that the chancellor and others keep having. it's resting on its laurels. >> also losing her job this scientist in the anthropology museum. >> i may say i'm in denial. it's true, i am being laid off. and i really don't know what i will do. >> reporter: the administration says most of the job losses will come through retirement. a spokesman told us this isn't something we do happying. it's a response to s

also in vallejo. 15 berkeley. you get the feel for this. these winds will continue to peak 20 to 30 miles per hour during the evening commute and the overnight hours. these winds are all increasing because of an area of low pressure that's pressing up against. high pressure ridge causing a pressure gradient and that's why we have windy conditions. it's cooler with the air drifting onshore 20 degrees cooler inland. it will remain cool through the weekend as the low goes south and east. this is our futurecast. i find this so interesting. we become mostly cloudy overnight and watch your friday. hit-and-miss showers to the north and south. and then also during the evening hours to the east. and then here comes your saturday. if you have little league plans, from noon until about 6:00, a spotty scattered shower is in the forecast. a possibility of an isolated thunderstorm, not a complete washout for saturday but you could get wet. sunday no rain, but still cloudy. 82 sacramento. wind advisory in sacramento. concord today 75 degrees. 68 san rafae

. >> reporter: you uc berkeley is also overseeing the study. both uber and lyft have agreed to participate by randomly selecting shous of riders and drivers in the coming weeks. while the streets of the city seem more congested, the survey will dig deeper. >> have people move to san francisco without the need to drive a car or sold a car since getting here? or on the other hand have they started taking uber and lyft instead of public transportation, in which kies we'd see more cars. >> i've seen some people that completely like either not even bother getting a car now because it's so much more convenient to have an uber or just use uberor or lyft. >> reporter: some say riepds on demand have reshaped their behavior in good and bad ways like riding instead of just walking. >> if you want to do grocery shopping, if you want to meet up with a friend or go back it from a bar late at night, uber and lyft are really the best ways to get around at this point. >> reporter: the first of its kind study on the environmental impact of these major new player

the berkeley ucsf joint medical program trains physicians for three years before they begin clinical rotations at uc-san francisco. now, the program could lose its $600,000 subsidy form. the university's school of public health. that's because uc-berkeley is cutting costs to close a 150 million-dollar budget gap. >>> while the majority of working mothers feel they have everything they want between parenting and their careers, that sentiment may not extend to their income level. a new career builder survey shows working fathers are almost three times more likely to earn $50,000 or more. where working mothers may be winning is in the amount of quality time they spend with their children. 58% say they spend at least four hours a day with their children compared to 40% of fathers. >>> time now 4:57. it looks like a normal $20 bill but it turns out it's fake. why police are asking for your help in finding more like them across the bay. >> reporter: it was already the largest automotive recall in history. now it's set to more than double in size. we are talking about airbags coming up. ,,,

joseph's high school in alameda along with other catholic high schools in berkeley and oakland. >> i felt kind of scared in wondering what are they going to do. >> it was supposed to end at 10:30 p.m. >> i hope it is a hoax. let's hope it is a hoax. >> many hope it never happened at you will a. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> a family of four is recovering after their jetski flipped over in pittsburgh. it happened shortly after they were rescued at 6:00. everyone was wearing a life jacket. this picture from east county .net shows them warming up after their rescue. one adult and two children went to john muir medical center with mild hypothermia. a sex scandal triggered a new policy tonight. >> we will not tolerate criminal miss -- misconduct. we owe that to the residents of oakland. >> abc7 news was at oakland city hall where the police chafe and the mayor announced the district attorney will be alerted to any suspicions of wrongdoing involving officers. they were under an internal investigation for misconduct that the law enforcement sources say involves the daughter of a polic

. >> live in berkeley. >> ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. started pitching has been getting shelled. he is usually the cure for that. tonight against the rockies. willie may is getting kick and presents on his 85th birthday. not awesome early. a squeeze bunt and he scores underneath and rockiess would take a 4-0 lead. he goes seven and a third and allows the four runs. a little help from his friends. his fourth of the year and suddenly giants are back. we are tied at four and two down and hunter pence up the middle. 5-4 and brandon belt doubles home matt duffy and order has been restored. the a's will rain down in baltimore. he is still the freak after the hip surgery. it is a job application. he threw 41 pitcheses and hit 91 on the radar gun hoping some team, giants would be nice, offers a job as a starter. steph curry is not going to play in game three of the warriors-blazers series, but he looks close to coming back. he looked goo

.>>> big news, uc berkeley is funding measures to fight sexual harassment on campus. that's in response to several recent high profile cases. jeff bush is live on campus and has details. jeff.>>reporter: the university says it will spend millions of dollars on training and programs to prevent sexual harassment on campus. uc berkeley has been rocked by sexual harassment in the university is responding with money and a plan. $2.5 million will go for training of staff and student body to illustrate what sexual harassment is and what should be done to report it. the money will go towards increasing these levels of investigation regarding student and staff. this comes on the heels of several harassment cases most recently a basketball coach and professor were accused. the coach is no longer with the university. 19 people have been investigated for sexual harassment since 2011. 11 people were terminated. the problem is nonexclusive, off-campus student events have been in the spotlight. many women uncompensated training programs are a step in the right direction. >> it's sca

and the press release by the uc berkeley police say that the sister of santana silva may speak to the media on grizzly peak boulevard, and santana silva was 21 years old when he was killed. hopefully this will lead to more information that will lead to the arrest.>>> it is now 6:10 am.>>> when we come back, they were paid less than two dollars an hour, and the apparent oversight that has the fremont tech company giving some employees more than $160,000. >>> the new details about the death of friends, the bay area reportedly due to meet with the friends the day after his death.>>> good morning, looking at a commit where the traffic in the silicon valley approach, not bad right now, and keeping an eye out. here's a look at 280, moving well.>>> our system is getting closer, a lot of cloud cover and light rain already in the north bay, and it will be unsettled through the weekend. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, the time now is 6:13 am. >>> the fremont tech company has agreed to pay the engineers more than 100 fremont tech company has agreed to pay the engineers more than $115,000 in b

put in a call to the uc berkeley police department. >> thank you. alex. >>> we are learning more about the final hours of prince's life and his connection to a mill expert. >> dr. howard cornfoaldz runs recovery without walls. >> his representatives wanted him to see the musician due to a grave medical history. >> due to scheduling conflicts, he sent his son andrew to paisley park instead. >> he found the musician's body on april 21st. >> one of the staff members started screaming. and andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> dr. cornfeld hoped he could mchim stay at the recovery center. >> they are looking into his addiction to pain killers as a cause for death. >> this is all about donald trump. he won the indiana primary and according to fox news. john kasich is two hours from doing the same. bernie sanders was the win in indiana. and 4% for hillary clinton. >> now, we are down to the presumptive nominee. donald trump and now it is the time for the republican party to heal and come together. >

uc-berkeley is dealing with its own sexual harassment scandal implicating several professors. nationwide, between 2012 and 2013, campus sexual assaults rose by 25%. experts think one reason may be that administrators are better educated about what needs to be reported. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> just three speakers into the public comment period of the san francisco police commission meeting last night, the chambers dissolved into chants. at 5:40, the police commission stopped trying to conduct business over the calls for chief greg suhr's job and left the room turning it over to the protestors. the protestors were demanding across the board reforms which sfpd says they are working to enact swiftly and remove problem officers. the police commission meeting resumed at 8 p.m. after a long recess. >>> medical treatment was required for one of the san francisco hunger strikers known as the "frisco five." selassie blackwell instagramed this picture of himself at the ucsf medical center. blackwell's decision not to eat until chief suhr has fired gave him a blood condition. >>> but the hun

. >> a shooting at a city park in berkeley sent one man to the hospital. it happened late this morning in san pablo park on berkeley's west side as a group of children were playing basketball on the court. ktvu cristina rendon is live and the police are asking for the public's help in finding the shooter. >>> yeah, they are. we just want to point out this is a pretty popular park and you can see that there are people playing baseball out here and basketball courts right behind us and this is where police say that suspect shot a man right outside these public restrooms right here. and the search for the suspect continues at this hour. >>> san pablo park turned into a crime scene tuesday morning. >> it is terrible. what else can i say? >> after several neighbors reported gunshots around 11:00 a.m. >> i heard what sounded like gunshots and went to the door and looked outside. >> rachel saw a group of children playing basketball and the courts are next to the public restrooms where a man in his 20s was shot multiple times. >> someone was telling them to run in

. >>> new developments in berkeley in the murder of the man in the hills above uc berkeley on mother's day three years ago. the university of california police department is offering a $10,000 reward for information on who killed 21-year-old alberto silva of fremont, he was trying to break up a fight between two groups of people he did not know, and some of the people initially left and came back 20 minutes later and shot him as he sat in his car. investigators also plan to release a composite sketch of the suspect soon. >>> the man arrested over the weekend admitted that he killed his wife because he thought she was having an affair, 63-year- old james nalan was the one that notified the police about the deadly shooting on indigo lane. his wife, 48-year-old sonya was rushed to the hospital but later died, and james nalan will be arraigned in court today. >>> the paris and have children at the albany middle school are on alert after four men tried to lure a child in the car on monday night, and the little girl ran away and reported what happened. she described the cars being large and

no one inside the store was hurt, either. >> man in custody in a bizarre carjacking in berkeley. the victim was coming home on 7 7th yesterday morning and a man came up to him with a gun. the robber took the victim's phone and keys and said i need to use the bathroom. so he used the toilet inside this victim's house and then took off in the victim's car. police found the man in the vehicle and they found a loaded gun with a puppy in the car the puppy has been taken to animal control. >> wisconsin-businesses civic cycle is recalling 129,000 infant bicycle helmets sold exclusively at target since january of 2014. safety expert say a magnet on the children can come loose and pose a choking hazard. the helmet is for children ages 1-3. no injuries have been reported. the hell mosts are clearly marked with "schwinn." of potatoes each week could raise the risk for high blood pressure and for mashed potatoes it is increase of 1% and fries an increase of 17% but poe tito chips did not increase the risk so eat those. >> i can get behind that. all the study does not prove that potatoes caus

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uc berkeley and stanford are among the cleomes with an increase in the number of sexual assault since early 2000. in 21 they reported four sexual assault and stanford one. in 2013 it grew to 30 at cal and 26 at stanford. other local colleges in 2013, santa clara recorded 7 and san jose state, two. experts believe increased awareness caused the anybodies to swell. >> a debate is heating up in gilroy, a group of college students and faculty want to block the hiring of an armed deputy sheriff to patrol the campus in the fall. they rely on unarmed fares. some worry about guns no matter who is carry them and others believe fill make the campus safer. >> you have an incident and suddenly you have an officer with a gun. how do you think the student will react? is that going to freak that person out? >> they will only be deterred if we have an active shooter on campus. all the numbers show that very few crimes have occurred at the campus and college trustees will vote on the hiring of the deputy next week. >> students and workers will protest the first of hundreds of planned layoffs at uc ber

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. >> a moving commencement speech at uc-berkeley. the lessons learned from a facebook executive after suddenly losing her husband. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. sheryl sandberg of coo of facebook spoke in highly personal terms today at uc- berkeley's commencement. and there wasn't a dry eye in the stands. as mark kelly tells us, sandberg told graduates what she as learned from the loss of her husband. >> reporter: not going to tell you today what i learned in life. today i'm going to try to tell you what i learned in death. >> reporter: to a packed stadium of showers, sheryl sandberg for the first time publicly opened up about her husband's sudden death last may. >> i never knew i could cry so often for so much. >> reporter: 47-year-old david goldberg died suddenly from cardiac arrhythmia while the couple was vacationing in mexico. today, sandberg shared with the cal graduates what these past 12 months without her husband has taught her. >> i learned about the depth of sadness and the brutality of loss. b

we will there when it stopped at berkeley city schedule. the bus is driven around the nation by sanders' earliest supporters, national nurses united. >> bernie vote will be all over, at rallies, farmers markets and the nurses are engaged in the sanders campaign. >> he is determined to finish this out expect to see a lot more of the big red bus 20 new and june 7 primary. >> donald trump's controversial cinco de mayo tweet specificked outrage among some people. "happy cinco de mayo, the best taco bowls are made in trump tower grill, i love hispanics." he is eating a taco bowl here. parters applaud the republican's unpolished apporach but many are not happy with donald trump or the tweet. some say the candidacy is pushing more latinos to vote. >> it is rallying more votes with a pickup in the activism to stop donald trump. >> according to an washington post/abc news poll 81% of hispanic disapprove of donald trump. this was a clumsy attempt to build bridges. >> san jose police credit their increased presence and help from juneing answers why th

pretty good stream of cars coming towards berkeley now off the bay bridge. winds are blowing northerly and that's keeping the fog pushed down the coast a little bit towards monterey bay. see little finger working its way up to the south monterey. just a little patchy fog in the morning. overnight lows 50s, and upper 40s. not that cold. maybe a few clouds, san francisco tomorrow morning, patchy fog and the sky looks like that. nice-looking sky, starts on sunday, that sets us up with an afternoon in san francisco that will be near 70 degrees at lunchtime. it will make it into the low and mid 70s by afternoon. especially out by the ballpark. if you are in san jose or in berkeley, find temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. as we head into friday afternoon. warmer friday, warmer saturday and warmer sunday too. so good-looking week ahead or weekend if you will. the weekend will be nice. i think saturday and sunday, monday the warmest days with upper 80s and low 90s. just some numbers here, saturday rain at the coast, 70 to 87 degrees. then the coast will be 6

joseph's high school in alameda along with other catholic high schools in berkeley and oakland. >> i felt kind of scared in wondering what are they going to do. >> it was supposed to end at 10:30 p.m. >> i hope it is a hoax. let's hope it is a hoax. >> many hope it never happened at you will a. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> a family of four is recovering after their jetski flipped over in pittsburgh. it happened shortly after they were rescued at 6:00. everyone was wearing a life jacket. this picture from east county .net shows them warming up after their rescue. one adult and two children went to john muir medical center with mild hypothermia. a sex scandal triggered a new policy tonight. >> we will not tolerate criminal miss -- misconduct. we owe that to the residents of oakland. >> abc7 news was at oakland city hall where the police chafe and the mayor announced the district attorney will be alerted to any suspicions of wrongdoing involving officers. they were under an internal investigation for misconduct that the law enforcement sources say involves the daughter of a polic

he worked at his dad's clinic for five years and became chief executive office of a company in berkeley he described as offering strategic marketing, consulting and design for bay area health professionals. we should mention that andrew's attorney says that he was going to give those pills to prince's doctors. now the dea is investigating. in mill valley, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> coming up on the kpix 5 news at 6:00, we take a deeper look at the cutting edge drugs doctors like kornfeld use to treat patients with addiction. >>> scary scene at a medical officeling with in san jose. patients and workers started getting sick and that turned into a full-scale evacuation. it all started about 10 a.m. this morning. hazmat teams called to the indian health center on meridien avenue. kpix 5's devin fehely on the office accident that caused some big problems. >> reporter: patient after patient after patient was wheeled out of the indian health center to be decontaminated and examined for exposure to the chemical creosol. >> we have our chemicals in a locked container in the dental laboratory and t

berkeley will protest. some of the cuts will be through attrition, the pro test beginsalty noon. >>> there's a jump in the number of sexual assaults reported by colleges in the u.s. the number of sexual assaults reported on campuses more than doubled to 5000 between 2001 and 2013, it's according to a new report. the white house launched a campaign featuring lady gaga to raise awareness. it's not clear if there's more sexual assaults on campus now or if witnesses are more willing to report them. >>> there's new information in a string of bb gun shootings in the east bay. the crack in the case that has police looking for 19-year-old twin brothers. >>> what caitlyn jenner will or won't be wearing in an upcoming edition of the magazine. >>> a community off to a decent -- commute off to a decent start. quiet now, our low is getting closer and that will trigger thunderstorm activity. we'll look at it coming up. wrap welcome back. police are looking for a suspect who robbed a make up store. he stole eight bottles

this is at least fifth sexual assault reported in berkeley this spring. if you have any information, call the berkeley police. >>> a millbrae father missing for three weeks has been found dead. tonight it's classified as a homicide. 27-year-old keith green disappeared april 28th. sonoma county sheriffs found his body near highway 101 in sonoma county a week ago. >> right now our focus is to find out what happened to keith and it's our job to do the best job we can for him and for his family. >> detective its have not said -- detectives have not said how green died. so far no arrests. >>> pittsburg police opened fire on this armed man and accidentally shot two people trying to help. the emergency workers loaded the men into ambulances on kinley drive. late last night those suspects' mother told police that her son had a gun. police say they shot the suspect after he reached for his firearm. bullets hit his leg and also struck his father and his brother. all three men are expected to survive. >>> three san jose police officers accused of using excessive for

berkeley is at the little. slower at the toll plaza, of course. now we're going to zoom out, show you the rest of the bay t. crash over here the dunbarton toll paz za moved to the shoulder. a little distraction, nothing big. over here, we look at southbound 880, southbound 680. that's the typical pattern as well for wednesday. castro valley looks great. we'll give you a live look at the san mateo bridge westbound. you see some mist in the air. you might get use of the wind chill wipers farther north. so far, no big deal. >> coming up, a whale of a surprise the waters in this video look calm. wait until you see what's lurking beneath. >> an alaskan bishop has a whale of a tale to share a. fisherman thought he heard something in the water. he took out his phone and started recording this time he knew something was really big out there smr something big is the side of a building. >> not a kark. that is a giant humpback lurking below. >> something big like this biggest mammal on the planet. >>> a new wist. >> how about this image the marines in world

abc7 news is live at uc berkeley with details, lyanne? >> well, dan, uc berkeley has these scholarships, but for those students within the entire system who don't, this is going to be a game changer. a guaranteed scholarship is like owning an insurance policy. and must abide by rules. >> it's a great feeling. i'm more than just a basketball player. i feel like they respect me for things off the court as well. >> the regents said it's time to include other ucs, meaning help would continue past four years until the degree is completed. >> we're mabelinging commitment to them like they're making to us to make sure whatever happens that we're committed throughout. >> the policy applies to students injured during practice or competing for the university. only two of the uc will be excluded. the regents voted on new recommendati recommendations student athletes are given priority when it comes to registering for classes. and. >> when coaches take that into consideration. and figuring is this kid going to succeed, here? >> cal had the reforms in

cristina rendon live in berkeley. cristina, thank you. >>> the city of pittsburgh moving forward with plans to put up surveillance along highway 4. chief lobbied for the cameras because of the shootings along the freeways. the city council approved the plan to install ten cameras in an effort to deter the car to car shootings. it will cost the city 120,000- dollar and will be up and running in the next two months. >>> a dog groomer faces charges of animal cruelty. investigators say after zarate groomed the dog and then said he was having a medical emergency. the dog was bleeding and it died. it shows two broken ribs and a punctured lung. >>> crews have started a dozen great white sharks in shallow waters off of the santa cruz coast. this comes from helicopters out of watsonsville that says the video was shot near sunset state beach. ann reuben will have a report as to what shark experts have to say coming up at five. >>> as we mentioned voters in oregon and kentucky went to the polls in democratic primaries and gettin

berkeley police are working with police from the city of berkeley. >>> grief counselors will be in alameda and for as long as needed. after a student collapsed on tuesday evening. he died a short time later. many wore red to classes yesterday. they all lost someone important to them. >> we go into the business of education because we love children. this is the worst news we can get. >> student athletes must pass a medical exam before they can play. despite that an average of four die each year. >>> we have an update on a story yesterday, regarding a police shooting in pittsburg. three people were shot. police shot one man while stray bullets hit two relatives of the suspect. a woman called 911 saying her son was pointing a gun at his father and other family members. authorities say the suspect confronted them armed with a gun, officers fired when he reached for the gun. one bullet hit gutierrez. >> the father and the brother were inside the residence behind the security gate. you can not see what's behind there. all three are recovering, police are waiting on the toxicology reports. he wil

this is interstate 80 in berkeley. traffic on the right is eastbound, left side heading back toward the city. and it's just a crawl in both corrections. back with more on abc 7 news at 4 after the break. >> announcer: laus altos, antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> u.s. employers pulled back on hiring a bit in april after a streak of solid gains. the labor department says employers added 160,000 jobs last month, the fewest in seven months. the average gain has been running around 200,000 jobs a month. the unemployment rate remained at a low of 5%. the economy's growth has slumped to a sluggish 1% annual rate since october. >>> facebook lost the first round of a legal battle today over user privacy. >> a judge is allowing a lawsuit to go forward leerelating to onf its features. kristen sze is here to show us what this is all about. >> ama and larry, you know how you post a picture of you and your friends before you tag them, suggestion names pop up? that's what happened here when an abc 7 co

clear through berkeley all the way towards the bay bridge where traffic is still pretty light heading towards the toll plaza with no delays heading into san francisco. we'll check the south bay next. back to you. >> all right, gianna, thank you. >>> following campaign 2016. this morning only two republican presidential candidates are left standing after ted cruz bowed out last night. it seems that trump will be the republican nominee. governor john kasich says not so fast. reporter hena daniels has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump is turning his sights to hillary clinton and the general election, something he made clear moments after his big victory in indiana last night. >> she will not be a great president. she will not be a good president. she is be a poor president. >> reporter: trump's likely nomination became even more apparent following ted cruz's exit from the race. >> we gave it everything we had. >> no. >> but the voters chose another path. >> reporter: despite trailing trump by nearly 900 delegates, john kasich remains defiant. after upsetting hillary clinton in indian

and low 60s for south florida and in areas like berkeley much and upper 70s. and far inland communities. and 74 in san jose. and 68 expected for santa cruz. and there is the extended forecast. >> temperatures following off. >> thursday. >> friday and saturday. >> i am talking 20 to 30% chance and isolated thunderstorms can bring us quite a bit of rain in a short amount of time. so, some folks may see nothing. >> this may get an accumulating. >> i will put a timeline on the rain. and how much we actually see. >> that and the weekend forecast we see coming up. >> a popular park will be closing for the rest of the year. >> it rosemary draws people who live near and they are scheduled to get a wheelchair. >> accessible restroom and water conseverring landscaping. >> they will save 3000000 gallons an of water a year. it will go around the area. and the entire project is expected to be done before next year. >> now to the east bay. you will see test la very -- tesla, this is warehouse space according to the silicon valley business journal. they are ramping up produc

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university of california, berkeley, california for pioneering innovations in microelectronics, the first industry standard for model circuit design and the first three dimensional trance mitres for technology. [ applause ] >> mark s. -- [ applause ] national medal of technology and innovation to mark s., university of southern california, california. for the invention, development and application of bioelectronics in medication including a retinal prosthesis improving a patient's quality of life. [ applause ] >> cato t. laurenson. [ applause ] national medal of technology and innovation university of connecticut, connecticut. for seminal work in the engineering of musculoskeletal work and extraordinary work in promoting diversity and excellence in science. [ applause ] jonathan mark rothford [ applause ] >> national medal of technology and innovation for cat lizer corporation and yale school of medicine, connecticut. commercialization for dna sequencing technology making access easier, faster and more cost effective for researchers across the world. [ applause ] >> let's give another big

kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is live in berkeley. in the east bay where i was, it was raining most of the morning. >> reporter: yeah. no kidding. actually, the gray clouds have been hanging out all day essentially but they haven't let any raindrops out since this morning. it's weird to be talking about rain in may especially with more of it on the way this weekend. it didn't last long. but it was enough to bring the umbrellas out and slick up the roads a bit from the east bay to san jose. >> it's not that bad right now because it's not that strong. so we like it. >> reporter: at cal berkeley, we found mr. casanova. >> right now rain is good. >> reporter: seriousry, when he is not breaking hearts with his charm he is part of the grounds an maintenance crew with the university. he even showed us his identification to prove it. >> we do the mowing and blowing in the morning, trash, and then landscaping weeding stuff like that. >> reporter: on the ballfields in albany the rain cover on the pitching mound is keeping it bone dry. >> it wou

a u-c berkeley professor talked to kron 4's haaziq madyun. about the likelyhood of the next big one. return >>"what i said was that the san andreas fault is locked loaded and ready to roll" >> reporter:should we be all freaked out by this? (cheers & applause) >>"well, i'm not sure we should be freaked out by this, we should be responsive to this" >> reporter:that's the outlook of the director of uc berkeley's seismological laboratory, dr. richard allen. he is responding to one of his collegues down south, professor thomas jordon of the southern california earhquake center's recent comments about a major quake along the san adreas fault being long over due >>"so 1857 was the last big earthquake on the southern section of the san andreas fault, of course the northern section of the san andreas fault goes through the bay area here, was 1906, so it was more recently but they have both been very quiet since then and so it is quite possible that we could have a big earthquake on either section" >> reporter:while dr. allen agrees with professor jord

you do live in berkeley. >> yeah, under ten miles i think from berkeley to jack london square. it's not that far really. and it's a nice ride. >> probably turn this off. >> we have to let you go, apparently. >> the only reason i wouldn't bike to work is helmet hair. i wouldn't even dare to take this thing off. >> you could have it on all day. >> it's going to stay on all day. >> thank you so much. it was a joy watching your progress through "mornings on 2". >> appreciate it. >> nice job. >>> switching to san francisco city streets, a big san francisco sinkhole that closed down a busy street is tentatively scheduled to be fixed by sunday. crews are stabilizing the 12- foot sinkhole on mission street near second and new montgomery. a sewer main that dates back to 1875 ruptured. it was built by hand out of brick and mortar. about a third of the city's pipes are more than 100 years old. >> it's an on going process. you are never done. as soon as you are down with one block, there is another block across town that's gotten owed and knees to are repaired za crews have shored up the n