that claim. i want to bring in my colleague, cal perry, who can tell us more about this police operation as it unfolded. cal. >> we are ready to say that this is now over. it unfolded. cal. >> ayman, we are ready to say this is now over. very dramatic developments in just the past two hours. at about 10:00 p.m. local eastern time, our time, that raid began on the restaurant with commandos entering that restaurant. there was a hail and exchange of gunfire. we're talking about the rapid action battalion that's basically like an s.w.a.t. team equivalent in bangladesh. that raid went on for ten to 20 minutes. there was a series of explosions. i want to go through mamuna. we've been speaking to her. give us an update of what you've witnessed, what you saw and heard over the course of this operation as it unfolded from your vantage point. hello, can you hear us? all right. it seems that we have lost mamuna. >> hello? >> hello, are you with us? okay. we're going to try to re-establish that connection if we can. but with us here in studio, we have with us malcolm nance. malcolm, we've

cal students. but a fourth one, a cal student, is unaccounted for. the driver was identified who was born in tunisa, but lives in nice. police killed him during the shootout. nobody has arrested him for charges. police also arrested his ex-wife, but it's unclear what charges he faces if any. vest garretts want to know if he acted alone. a search is still underway for the missing cal student. they're hoping for good news and this has been a tough couple of months for cal. with some of their students, michelle. >> absolutely has. many so desperate for answers. nick leslie is the student still missing. we spoke with his friends. they say he's active on social media. been posting every day this summer. his last post was just a few minutes before the attack. >> it's very scary. >> he checks snap chat immediately after hearing there was an attack in nice. >> posted a snap chat of the fireworks. >> his friend is in nice for a study abroad program with dozens of other uc berkeley students. >> he respond, we want to make sure you're okay. nothing. >> nick still hasn't responded, but he sa

arrive at the scene, tamron. >> going back just for clarification, cal, authorities have not confirmed that the gunman is still on the loose, we're going by the fact that they've told people to stay in their homes, which could also indicate that it could be -- just them trying to control the situation as well. >> absolutely. and keep in mind, one of the things that people across europe of course are worried about after this string of attacks, there could be follow on attacks. this is not an isolated incident. we've seen this here where we worry about unexplode devices, people have planted bombs after the shooting attacks and certainly that could explain also this series of lockdown procedures which have gone into place. >> and there are various reports right now, but we have not been able to confirm casualties or injuries at this moment. but certainly it is clear -- and let me go back to lucy if you're standing by in london for us as part of this breaking news coverage. it is obviously clear that this is an ongoing situation to what degree we do not know, and for our audience just join

confirm that claim. i want to bring in my colleague, cal perry, who can tell us more about this police operation as it unfolded. cal. >> we are ready to say that this is now over. very dramatic developments in just the past two hours. at about 10:00 p.m. local time, that raid began on the restaurant with commandos entering that restaurant. there was a hail, an exchange of gunfire. we're talking about the rapid-action battalion that's basically like a s.w.a.t. team equivalent in bangladesh. that raid went on for 10 to 20 minutes. there was a series of explosions. there were screams heard coming from inside that restaurant. then it was quiet. all silent for about 40 minutes, and that's when some of those hostages started coming out of that restaurant. at least 34 people wounded. again, many of these reports initial. at least 34 people wounded in this event, including, as we understand it, japanese nationals and indian nationals. we are waiting, of course, to hear word on what other nationalities were involved. this was a diplomatic enclave. quite likely a number of foreigners caught up i

to carry out multiple attacks because it has an added demoralizing factor. >> cal perry, are you seeing any evidence of other coastal cities in france that are taking precautions or creating unofficial curfews or anything like that? >> no, but i am seeing major cities in europe starting to ramp up their security, not just in france, but germany in particular. >> bob franken, you heard that description -- okay. i just lost bob. i have cal. cal, you heard that description of a show of force that was on the street. what are you seeing? you're saying other cities are preparing. what have you seen in retrospect where people are saying well, we had this extra security here today or there? >> yeah. keep in mind also in europe, i'm working the phones trying to make my way back to the office, but keep in mind they were waiting and they were on alert for the europe cup to begin with so they have security personnel in place in many of these cities because they just had a very large international football event. >> right. >> i think there was a relief when that ended and this didn't happen b

domestic challenges with the rise of accomplice cal islam. some groups who have been affiliated with a more extremist militant groups, what do you think is -- what do you think this attack, this siege, is going to have on the government now? >> well, a smart move of the government would be begin to demonstrate in a very visible way cooperation with other nations that have the resources it doesn't have to coordinate and synthesize those capacities to begin taking on this element which has -- those of us who care about the bangladeshi people have been worried for some time about this targeting of sectarian leaders. and the news of these deaths would pop in the american or the western media and disappear very quickly. but you could feel for those of us who have looked at bangladesh and the fear and how it was growing across some of the moderate elements of bangladesh that not enough was going on. these are sentiments expressed to me by others in bangladesh. i want to respect your other commentator's views, that she sees the government as having done some brave things and having stepped fo

. devin fehely is outside the cal fire command post with their effort to knock this one down. >> cal fire says it has assembled a massive response to match this fire. 800 firefighters from across the state and counting. and yet the fire continues to grow and threaten some of the central coast's best known communities. >> reporter: the fire nearly doubled in size overnight, having now burned more than 10,000 acres and is threatening more than a thousand homes and buildings in its relentless march down california central coast. >> with the drought we're having, the tree mortality, the fire is burning in a critical fashion. >> reporter: because of the remote and rugged terrain, firefighters have largely battled the blaze from the air with helicopters in a seemingly endless loop. from the coast to collect water to the fire lines to release it and back. it's pushed away from more populated areas like the carmel highlands which remain on alert but have not been evacuated. >> we never want to lose any bit of land to any type of fire. so it's good because it's moving away from the homes, but

today. cal student nicolas leslie did in the nice france attack. >> he'd been studying in france for the summer as part of a summer abroad program. kron4's spencer blake has the details. >> what started out as a three- day search has now ended with the tragic news that he was numbered among the 84 people killed. even the bells on uc berkeley campus seem to have a somber sound. the fbi confirms to university officials that his body had been identified. >> there are a lot of people asking questions. some people that know him directly, i did know him directly, but overall people are having a feel -- feeling of needing to heal. >> -- >> reporter: there had been a lot of hope that the 20-year- old junior might have survived. >> we are working very hard in nice and paris to look for people who have given no news. lomac instead the tweet from the french consulate said his heart was from the -- with the family and uc berkeley community. >> he was a nice guy with a lot of friends. always out. successful and academics. >> reporter: cal was coming to terms with the loss of 27 who was killed in

walk. >> tragic news for cal. uc berkeley student, nick leslie, who was reported missing after the attack on nice, france, has been found dead. the fbi reported that the campus officials today. sergio quinn tan nice live with more. >> reporter: news of nick leslie's passing is slowly making it here to the cal campus. a lot of the students are on summer break for the summer term, but for those students who knew him this is no doubt a tragedy. uc berkeley confirmed that 20-year-old nick leslie was among the dozens of people killed in nice, france, on thursday, when a truck plowed into a crowd celebrating bastille day. let'sly's parents live in san diego county. they had flown to france this weekend to join the efforts to fine him since he had been reported missing since thursday. leslie was in france along with dozens of other cal students studying there. for students on campus this is a shock. >> we done kicked it's couple of times but it's like you got be thickening about the whole picture, and going to rise up, he in a better place now. >> i've already had thoughts about how dange

a cal student still missing after the attack. 20-year-old nick leslie was with 85 other berkeley students who were also celebrating bastille day in nice. family members flew over there and are still looking for him tonight. but students say the french police are making it difficult. >> we've been in touch with the american consulate and we asked them to -- we officially asked for permission to put their number on the flyer and they were okay with it. i had official permission and apparently one of the police just didn't like that we were outing out fliers -- putting out fliers. >> three other berkeley students were among the dozens injured in the attack. now tonight, isis is taking responsibility for the attack calling the driver of that 20- ton truck who plowed into a crowd killing 84 people, a soldier. benjamin hall has the latest now out of nice. >> reporter: france's marking three days of national mourning. in response to the horrific terror attack in nice that killed more than 80 people including at least ten children. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it's too hard to accept

classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here. cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously doubt and that will reenforce what bernie sanders and donald trump said that the system is rigged. and if she is indicted. president obama is in the constitutional powers in pardoning her. and she is indicted and the delegates in philadelphia decide to pick someone else and enter joe biden, he is tanned and rested and insure the obama legacy nothing happens by accident with the clintons. the meeting on the tarmac in phoenix on a private plane that was not a condins. i don't spend 30 minutes talking about my grandchildren. i want to give you a chance to react. the big bad week the clinton had. >> it is not been her best wee

at cal as you can well imagine. his family is over in france today meeting with his uc berkeley classmates. they said they lit candles and said prayers there as the world embraces them, they said, in sympathy. here at cal, there were lots of tears. >> i have the image of a smiling young man who was full of generous ambition, who was willing to act positively in the world, to make the world a better place. and today, the world misses nicholas leslie. >> reporter: the plaza filled with people and prayers and praises for a young 20-year-old whose life was cut short in a terror attack on what was supposed to be the start of his vibrant life. this is the second time in a month uc berkeley has mourned the loss of a student overseas. >> he was really amazing person. and -- >> reporter: nick leslie was from del mar, california and came to uc berkeley to change the world. friends described him as ca charismatic and happy. we had been in paris along with 85 other cal students. many of them were caught up in the attack. three were injured with broken bones. others escaped and hid and ran b

who may be in that bakery. >> cal, stay with us, i want to get to lucy cav gnaw. she's monitoring us in london. what other details can you offer? >> it is emerging at the moment. there's not a lot of facts to confirm. we know that gunmen attacked that restaurant, possibly a bakery that was popular with foreign visitors and foreign residents in the area. again as cal mentioned, it is a diplomatic corridor, westernerers would likely be operating in that area. this is according to police and witnesses, we're still waiting to confirm with sources on the ground. this is based from the wires. according to one witness that one of the wires had spoken to, he said he could hear gunfire and that it looked quite bad, no details as of yet as to how many hostages there might be. whether this has shootout is still continuing or even what exactly is going on. so we are obviously monitoring this if r you. the context here is there's been a the love attacks in bangladesh by islamists groups that are targeting atheist bloggers. there's been a lot of attention in the country, whether this is related or

only is today a very sad day but it's been an incredibly sad couple of weeks for the cal community. nick leslie is one of the 84 people killed in nice, france on thursday. he was in a summer entrepreneurship program there. he had been missing since the truck drove into the crowd at the bastille day celebration. a vimg -- vigil is planned, the second of its kind this month. >> this is the second loss, losing another student earlier this month at the hands of terror. >> reporter: nick's death comes just weeks after the attacks attack in bangladesh. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> traffic in southern cal on the 210. a buick was totals after being binned between two trucks. the driver of the buick was from san rafael. his passenger from novato, he was also killed. >>> we learned that it was a berkeley man and his 6-year-old daughter who drowned in oahu over the weekend. they were standing on walks and looked at tide pools. a wave knocked the girl over, and then another wave swept them both out to sea. lifeguards performed cpr on the pair but it was too late. >> the conditions were not favorab

. >>> with a 200 gathered on the cal campus to help each other more and and heal after the violence across the country in the past week. the crowd including faculty, staff and students from cal and other local colleges. they are calling for an end to racism and they want peace for everyone. >> i pray every day that my husband makes it home. i pray every day that each and everyone of you make it home. >> we're not against police. we are against what certain officers feel like they can do. >> we are mourning. we are angry. we feel hopeless. but we are here together. >> organizers say they planned the rally to give people a place to publicly talk about their concerns and call for change. students we spoke with said vigils like this give them hope. >>> a jailed in make trying to escape from a western michigan courthouse is dead after he killed two court bayless. officials of the inmate was being moved from a cell in preparation for an appearance when he grabbed the gun of a law enforcement officer. the inmate shot and killed the two bayless and injured a sheriff's deputy and civilian. two othe

out right lie he called a newspaper to make it look like myself in report to the e-mail the cal association sent out it drummed up as a anti lgbt it is the most offense thing since i've been on the board of supervisors and the attorney for the project sponsors calling up my colleagues saying i'm trying to intimates people it is an out right lie and is best practices they do here inside of city hall from in any perspective those are not the type of people we should be awarding with business permits it is dispersonable how although some people are billing i willing to go i'm communicating how offered offend but give people permits i appreciate you taking me first during public comment and i know it is going to be a long evening i'll urban design here lastly, thank you. >> thank you we're going to proceed are public comment and give everyone two minutes given the volume of speakers like to see can we can see a show of hands of how many people wish to speak. in the room that plan to speak we also need to make sure that the folks not in the room we'll start with those in the room i r

>> thank you for being with us. >> we are reacting to this awful news. cal perry is part of our team here in new york monitoring not just social media but official statements and photographs and what police know and what they believe they know. that's going been a moving kind of liquid thing all night as these numbers have gone north. >> yeah, during the news conference by the dallas police chief, some of our viewers maybe wondering why he used the word "ambushed" or details like "police shot in the back." one of the things we have seen online are a variety of videos. one o f the officers being shot in the back at street level by a gunman using a long rifle. you see the high velocity rounds hitting the pavement it is graphic and difficult to watch. it gives us a better idea of the nature of this attack. it is complex attack and it was an ambush on these officers and the video bears out of what we heard in that press conference of a number of these officers were shot in the back as they were responding to what we understand to be at this point gunfire that is two snipers firing at the

acres. the number of homes destroyed grew to 34. cal fire identified the bulldozer operator who died fighting the fire as robert reagan from fresno county. right now the fire is only 10% contained. >> and a violent and disturbing attack in the east bay. i'm elyce kirchner live in san leandro. ahead how a 23-year-old woman on her way to work was targeted. >> i'm scott budman. hundreds of these are going to rio. coming up a tech startup trying to ease the worries of athletes. >> plus, what was it? it wasn't a meteor. we now know what caused this light show last night. kidnapped. police say an east bay woman's walk to work turned into a fight for life. but she was . >>> it's quite a story. maced and nearly kidnap. police say an east bay woman's walk to work turned into a fight for her life burks she was saved by a good samaritan. it happened just before 8:00 this morning in san leandro on washington avenue near the 880-230 interchange. nbc bay areas eelyce kirchner joins us from the san leandro police department with the story. >> reporter: a good samaritan was able to fight off the sus

:00. >>> abc 7 news live in berkeley where a vigil is underway for a cal student who died in the attack in nice. hundreds are expected to attend the memorial at the plaza into officials confirm that nicholas leslie was among the 84 people killed last thursday. in france, a moment of silence today for all of the victims. abc 7 news reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: a sea of mourners paying their respects along the water front in nice. a moment of silence for the 84 lives lost in france as communities in california and texas also gather to honor the the americans killed in the attack. including sean copeland and his 11-year-old son of austin and nicholas, leslie, a junior at the university of california berkeley in nice at the time for a summer program. >> it hurts because we are all golden bears. for me personally, it hits closer to home. >> it is absolutely tragic. i feel terrible for the families involved. >> reporter: meanwhile in france, new details emerging about the truck driver and his possible accomplices. according to the prosecutor, the investigation so

-year-old cal student as is classmates hit an unexpected roadblock in the search. >>> a new subject coming to the california classrooms, the lgbt history to be added to the curriculum, but first let's take a look at the weather. >>> and what is supposed to be the golden gate bridge, but you can see there is a lot of fog as we start the morning. san francisco at 53, san jose at 56. we will have your full forecast in a moment. >>> the turkish government has detained more than 6000 people in the wake of the failed military to. -- military coup. at least 265 people were killed when a faction of the turkish military tried to take control of the government, and the embattled president was bowing -- vowing to crack down those behind the plot, and he also says that the person responsible is a cleric living in pennsylvania.>> the concern is that the failed coup will allow him to pursue the same policies, the concentration of power much more thoroughly and much more extreme.>>> the faa has temper early band lights between the u. s. and turkey, and the u. s. state department has travel warning

the agencies from the staff, from the partner agencies and including cal trans and cal train, and bart and sfmta and the planning department and 62 people took part to understand the land use and the transportation scenarios that are under consideration for the up date. as we head into the fall, the preferred alternative will start to be negotiated across the bay area and we will be working with the leadership on the abag and the mtc boards to represent and to carry our priorities forward to the final preferred alternative. >> locally, we note that the sfmta is taking applications for the traffic calming project and programs. these are the requested that are considereded by the board but are first prioritized by the sfmta based on applications, residents, and the 20, residents on the street by august, first, to the sfmta, and the applications, will be and most of the devices, have been installed from the 15 save 16, program except for the cases that will be completed by the end of this year and so we hope to bring the up date to the plans and programs, shortly. and on treasure isl

from the staff, from the partner agencies and including cal trans and cal train, and bart and sfmta and the planning department and 62 people took part to understand the land use and the transportation scenarios that are under consideration for the up date. as we head into the fall, the preferred alternative will start to be negotiated across the bay area and we will be working with the leadership on the abag and the mtc boards to represent and to carry our priorities forward to the final preferred alternative. >> locally, we note that the sfmta is taking applications for the traffic calming project and programs. these are the requested that are considereded by the board but are first prioritized by the sfmta based on applications, residents, and the 20, residents on the street by august, first, to the sfmta, and the applications, will be and most of the devices, have been installed from the 15 save 16, program except for the cases that will be completed by the end of this year and so we hope to bring the up date to the plans and programs, shortly. and on treasure island, i just wan

and mountainous. cal fire could not drop any water from the air pause there was low visibility. so it was up to ground crews who were laying hose. >> they are getting tired. you know, the terrain is steep. they are having to hike a long ways, putting in long hose lays to get in there. that could be miles long. >> so far, 300 people have been evacuated. they are anxious and they are worried and asked a lot of questions of cal fire. still more than 1600 homes threatened and more people around the area surrounding carmel could be evacuated. could be a while before they could get to their home. cal fire does not expect to have containment until next try day, august 5th. back out here live, there are a lot of firefighters that are being brought in. we are hearing now that it's about 2300 firefighters that are coming from as far as away as oregon. in the next hour, we'll try to see if we can get closer to where the wildfire is burning. back to you. >> janine, thank you. >> yes, thank you, janine. >>> smoke from the monterey county fire is contributing to poor air quality for us here. lookin

. >>> >> a bastille day attack killed several people in france. several cal students were hurt. a fourth student who vanished in the attack is still missing right now. >> reporter: friends say the last time they saw nick lesley was running away from the trick barrelling through crowds of people. they think they got away but no one has seen him since. >> it's a really bad time for all of us. >> reporter: nick's good friend and former roommate, trying to do everything on social media to find his buddy. >> trying to stay positive. it's been a while. >> reporter: nick is one of 85 uc perkily students celebrating when the attack happened. a third student had a broken foot. she was running away from the attack. >> she told me that during the incident, in all the chaos she happened to break her foot. >> reporter: on campus, fellow students are hoping for the best outcome for nick. he's a southern and planning to major in business. >> i know three or four of the students right there, they happen to post on facebook saying they were all safe. >> reporter: i talked to nick's mother this morning af

remains missing. the daily beast of cal reported a friend saw 20-year-old nick leslie run away safely from the truck. however, leslie never returned to student housing. three other cal students were hurt in the attack. 21-year-old darius midora broke his leg. he remains at the hospital. 23-year-old valadislav costa alo broke his leg. students were looking to social media to find out if friends were among those wounded or killed. >> i have a few friends who are there in nice right now in france. several people provided facebook updates said that they were doing fine, that they were doing safe. >> a total of 85 students were in nice as part of the study abroad program. so far seven said they'll return to the u.s. by the end of the weekend. that program finishes up on july 24th. >> abc 7 news was outside the french consul general. several flowers have been placed outside the consulate. the manager of a french restaurant cafe de la press is headed home to france sunday. he said this is a time to remain defiant. >> we cannot stop traveling. we cannot stop going back to france. i figure wha

with dozens of other students remains missing. the daily beast of cal reported a friend saw 20-year-old nick leslie run away safely from the truck. however, leslie never returned to student housing. three other cal students were hurt in the attack. 21-year-old darius midora broke his leg. he remains at the hospital. 23-year-old valadislav costa alo broke his leg. students were looking to social media to find out if friends were among those wounded or killed. >> i have a few friends who are there in nice right now in france. several people provided facebook updates said that they were doing fine, that they were doing safe. >> a total of 85 students were in nice as part of the study abroad program. so far seven said they'll return to the u.s. by the end of the weekend. that program finishes up on july 24th. >> abc 7 news was outside the french consul general. several flowers have been placed outside the consulate. the manager of a french restaurant cafe de la press is headed home to france sunday. he said this is a time to remain defiant. >> we cannot stop traveling. we cannot stop go

. no injuries reported. that's a problem for cal trains. b.a.r.t. said we'll honor the vouchers to take you past the scene. the roadways are moving very smoothly. we have some slowing northbound 101 capital expressway and 680. our cameras are showing the traffic volume eases off over the last few minutes and it'll kick in about 6:30. more traffic volume than last week. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> back to the breaking news. a tense situation near downtown san jose as flames erupted at a recycling plant. it started within the last couple of hours but firefighters have made quick work. >> today in the bay was the first on scene. what is the latest? >> reporter: you can see most of the fire engines have taken off. we saw the hose left here and one engine working the hot spot of the recycling plant fire. they put it out quickly. overall firefighters say it was a small fire. they contained it quickly because the pile was surrounded by concrete. the fire captain said it's common to have these fires at recycling yards because of all the metal here at the recycling plant. truck

own cal perry has been following this story as we learn details. this all happening in the last hour we've gotten word of this. what more can you add about what's going on out there? >> about 2:30 p.m. local time, our time on the east coast when this happened. about an hour and a half ago. the shooting occurred on the third floor of this courthouse. again, this is st. joseph, michigan. right on lake michigan. at least three people are dead. two of them are bailiffs working for the court. we also understand from our local affiliate wndu, the scene right now is secure. that's why the officials were able to give that press conference. obviously, very fresh. you heard there the emotion in that press conference. we'll wait and hear from michigan state police there at the scene. the governor as well has weighed in on this saying that the quick response of those teams help to secure that courthouse. one of the questions here that remains unanswered, where did the weapon come from? like all courthouses, guns are banned. certainly the early indication on this is that perhaps somebody inside t

on nbc bay area news, ae meegzs running highs as trends and coworkers learn a cal student was killed in the terror attack in bangladesh. >> good evening, everybody. we're learning new details about the horrific attack and the kal community is planning a remembrance for a promising young student. the attackers who inviaded the holey artisan bakery, the gunmen asked them to turn on the building's wireless network and then the attackers used commerce' phones to post images of the attack on the internet. one of the dead, tarishi james, who was about ready to start her sophomore year at cal. chris. >> good evening, terry. there's a real accepts of sadness, shock and grief here at uc berkeley. condolences coming in from campus leadership. >> had this is the once -- >> in a skype interview, emeral remembers the uc berkeley sophomore who was killed in the terrorist attacks. >> i was shocked. >> she says they mu met through a social enterprise that creates custom apparel to help end global poverty. >> we lend all of our profits in the form of microloans to starving entrepreneurs using this we

[inaudible] jordan high school for equity. cal state east bay! our next recipient is alfaundsonocblack student union and he is going dillered university and his sister is here. thank you for being here on behalf of alfonzo. similar -some student have left for college or on summer trip before they head off so really appreciate the family support. arina [inaudible] galileo high school graduate going on to oxburg college and michele is here on behalf of her daughter. [inaudible] from san francisco youth fund. graduate of san francisco international high school going on to cal state university in channel island. our next one up, brenda wu, from lowell high school going uc santa barbara. congratulations, brenda. next is breechaun phillips from san francisco alliance of black school educators, [inaudible] high school graduate going on to spellmen. spellmen in the house! very nice. dar lean is next from filipino educators of san francisco and graduate from george washington high school milem. eagles! she is going to cal state long beach. give it up for long beach. our next is dayrea [inaudibl

two lanes in each direction. it is a bottleneck and slows people down. but cal trans has a plan for it today and made it official in the most ceremonial of ways. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: along the sonoma and marin county borders a not so subtle contrast between the bigging of -- digging of dirt. the highway 101, the narrows, in the past 25 years traffic flow has doubled to 135,000 cars aday. >> it is a very difficult -- to traverse this corner right now. >> we're trying to make it bearable. >> reporter: the project will cost $735 million of state, local and some federal money. it will take about three years. is it an engineering marvel? they say no. >> not too difficult. it is just a chore. >> reporter: the improvements will straighten a sharp curve and widen and elevate the highway and build a new bridge above the flood prone creek. for cal trans, they are in charge of the project. >> this is exciting. >> she grew up in it india pushing around bump trucks before getting a master's degree at san jose state. and now there is this. no switch. >> if it goes good, you hear about it

in an ambush. the country is asking where do we two from here? >>> plus, cal mourns the loss of another student killed abroad. the university confirmed this berkeley student is among the victims of the terror attack in nice, france. >>> and preparing in cleveland for the gop convention. the stage is set for tonight. donald trump is promising quite a show. "today in the bay" starts right no now. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura sanchez. >> it looks like it will be a great start to the week. we'll have slightly cooler temperatures. kind of like what we had yesterday. in some spots a couple of degrees warmer. as you start out this morning, this is what to expect. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. 59 in the south bay with mostly clear skies. we have patchy fog. san francisco and in the north bay and along the coastline. 70 the high in the peninsula. 83 in the south and north bay up to 76 degrees. we'll talk about what to expect as we head through the week. that's coming up. heading to mike now. already a small crash in san francisco. >> just

on americans who were hilled and how to help those cal nsudents still in france. > two students from cal have olnn released from french hospital. goo remains in the hospital. ==u a fourth student, c0-year-old nicolas leslie from nel mar is unaccounted for. >> his friends say his silence on social media is unusual. >> hey, nick, respond to us. we want to make sure you're okay. nothing. >> while those treated and well enough to leave limped from the hospital, this person is worried. nic leslie was in the crowd where three people were injured. the 23-year-old who posted a photo of his broken leg on facebook, also injured, 21-year-old daryus with a broken leg and 20-year-old diane who had a broken foot. >> they were with nic. in austin, texas, family and friends are mourning the loss of shawn and his 11-year-old son cody. they were among the victims killed by the truck. >> shawn always had a smile on his face. he had a lovely personality. >> the family was on a european vacation celebrating the mom's birthday. >> it is heart breaking that wonderful talented child is not going to be finis

making it hereo the cal campus. a lot of the students are on summer break for the summer term, but for those students who knew him this is no doubt a tragedy. uc berkeley confirmed that 20-year-old nick leslie was among the dozens of people killed in nice, france, on thursday, when a truck plowed into a crowd celebrating bastille day. let'sly's parents live in san diego county. they had flown to france this weekend to join the efforts to fine him since he had been reported missing since thursday. leslie was in france along with dozens of other cal students studying there. for students on campus this is a shock. >> we done kicked it's couple of times but it's like you got be thickening about the whole picture, and going to rise up, he in a better place now. >> i've already had thoughts about how dangerous the whole world is from terrorism. there's no way to get around that. >> reporter: three other cal students were injured in that bastille day attack. 21-year-old darrius -- two broke their leg and one broke her foot. theirs a vigil planned tomorrow afternoon. the cal university has

for equity. cal state east bay! our next recipient is alfaundsonocblack student union and he is going dillered university and his sister is here. thank you for being here on behalf of alfonzo. similar -some student have left for college or on summer trip before they head off so really appreciate the family support. arina [inaudible] galileo high school graduate going on to oxburg college and michele is here on behalf of her daughter. [inaudible] from san francisco youth fund. graduate of san francisco international high school going on to cal state university in channel island. our next one up, brenda wu, from lowell high school going uc santa barbara. congratulations, brenda. next is breechaun phillips from san francisco alliance of black school educators, [inaudible] high school graduate going on to spellmen. spellmen in the house! very nice. dar lean is next from filipino educators of san francisco and graduate from george washington high school milem. eagles! she is going to cal state long beach. give it up for long beach. our next is dayrea [inaudible] masons of california

search is on for a iourth cal student who has been f sing since the attack. family and friends of that jossing man are desperate for answers. je are joined live from the berkeley campus. >> reporter: absolutely. the man has been missing and we spoke to some of his friends today. they say he's active on social media and in the past he's been posting almost every day this summer but the last post was moments before the attack. >> to know he's safe. it's nerve racking. i think everyone is on edge. >> reporter: this man is desperate to hear from his friend. >> i tagged nick, can you respond to us, we want to make sure you're okay. >> reporter: his says his last post on social media was pictures of the fireworks about ten minutes before the attack. today he said he spoke with friends who were with nick yesterday who think they saw him running from the chaos. >> they were with nick and nick started running. >> reporter: he's one of dozens of cal berkeley students in nice for a study abroad program. >> we have two students with broken legs and one student with a broken foot. >> reporter: yest

later today on the uc berkeley campus for the cal student among those 84 killed in the terror attacks in nice, and brian flores is life on the cal campus to tell us what his plan later in the day.>> reporter: good morning. the vigil's plan for 4:30 pm today at the sproul plaza uc berkeley campus. you can see chancellor nicholas dirks sent out a statement, but it is all-encompassing among how many feel on the cal campus, simply heartbroken over what happened. and fbi officials confirmed that uc berkeley nickless leslie was among those 84 killed in nice, france on bastille day, and was 20 years old, studying abroad with entre version ship -- entrepreneurship program and was set to begin studies at the school of business in the fall. and he was also a graduate in san diego at the cherry pines high school. and the other berkeley students injured, gladys had a broken leg, and diane had a broken foot, and both of them have been released from the hospital. 21-year-old darius at a broken leg and remains hospitalized. just two weeks ago another cal student, 18-year-old sophomore was ki

francisco and a past person with the cal poly i know about institutional master planning having sat on the presidents council in san louis abyss the planning department has had a hard time dealing with the client i think that is for those are not small cases they're an institution without new acquisitions controls 1.5 million square feet of academic space that supports housing and commercial the 22 violations are associated with the real estate empire and the market-rate leases partly owns the bank of america building and ms. hester talked about the attorneys 2, 3, 4 and 5 were you acquiring other three hundred and 90 square feet since the eir process started they may have a new attorney but the zoning administrator is kind he can't take the gloves off they're playing a cynical game in the city it has to end all you need to do to support our own planning department and not take on the advice of the attorneys asking for an extension thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> patricia i'm going to talk lombard street this is an interesting case because the property had two different types of not

-mail. did she put classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here. cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously doubt and that will reenforce what bernie sanders and donald trump said that the system is rigged. and if she is indicted. president obama is in the constitutional powers in pardoning her. and she is indicted and the delegates in philadelphia decide to pick someone else and enter joe biden, he is tanned and rested and insure the obama legacy nothing happens by accident with the clintons. the meeting on the tarmac in phoenix on a private plane that was not a condins. i don't spend 30 minutes talking about my grandchildren. i want to give you a chance to react. the big bad week the clinton had. >> it

conversation. >> i would just echo what cal was saying, that the events here are remarkable, one after the other, you know, you're seeing the bridge over the straight that was lit up in support of the victims nice and the colors of the french flag taken over by soldiers. you're seeing people swarm into the streets by the thousands to swarm over tanks and head out to the airport to greet the president when he's coming home and this is a man, as everyone in america knows, is reviled by large parts of this country. i think what you're seeing is a -- as much a opposition for mail tear coup as support for president erdogan and people know that life in military coup is no picnic. this is as much support from turk yish democracy. >> that's what we're trying to figure out and decipher without immediate help with the language. it's hard to know what we've been seeing in the imagery all night. is it possible for you to guess at which side has the momentum worth erdogan back on turkish soil. >> right now, the momentum does seem to be with the president, the chief of the military, the head of the

at cal as you can well imagine. his family is over in france today meeting with his uc berkeley classmates. they said they lit candles and said prayers there as the world embraces them, they said, in sympathy. here at cal, there were lots of tears. >> i have the image of a smiling young man who was full of generous ambition, who was willing to act positively in the world, to make the world a better place. and today, the world misses nicholas leslie. >> reporter: the plaza filled with people and prayers and praises for a young 20-year-old whose life was cut short in a terror attack on what was supposed to be the start of his vibrant life. this is the second time in a month uc berkeley has mourned the loss of a student overseas. >> he was really amazing person. and -- >> reporter: nick leslie was from del mar, california and came to uc berkeley to change the world. friends described him as ca charismatic and happy. we had been in paris along with 85 other cal students. many of them were caught up in the attack. three were injured with broken bones. others escaped and hid and ran b