you are at berkeley now. >> berkeley repertory theater. tavis: and then at the stage in july, at l.a., i will see it again and decide if it's better or not. >> ok. tavis: good to see you, anna deavere smith, "let me down easy" is the play. pleased to welcome j.j. abrams back to this program. if you have been in the dark, because mr. abrams wanted that way, and the cat is out of the back, we have scenes from "super 8." >> and action. watch out! freighter derailed but the cargo on that freighter, we don't know. >> i can't tell anyone. >> i know. >> i understand you have conc n concernings about our cargo. >> we have calls coming in local. >> it's like they all just ran away. got property damage, i got theft. i got nine people missing now and there are things happening that i can't explain. tavis: before we get to the content of the film. i have a few questions about the context, the build up to the film. first of all, congratulations on a great weekend. but let me start with the purpose, the value is on a film like this in deliberating keepi

at the shore freeway very good shapes smooth sailing as you make your way into berkeley an emeryville. >> 421 a m people all over the world are morning that the death of a and we have more >> she was a musical icon she also had a tragic figure of being on alcohol and drugs bear in this woman will be remembered for her troubles as well as her music >> i could sleep last night >> she met in 2000 and stayed and watched her rapid decline. with a lot of people being around her because of what she was >> she was just 27 years old and have a left a gaping hole in a lot of people's hearts her legacy will live on through the industry >> they will gravitate to the music rather than our lifestyle >> police are treating her death as i explained she had so much promise and passed away to early bear in >> it is 423 a m more traffic and weather. in berkeley bear is a power outage we will have a live report from the same when they're in >> you may have the user when shall wipers as you drive this morning into the afternoon we will keep cloudy conditions are around and we will tell you when you can ex

two berkeley researchersa showing 250 movie themes. more people cried over his tears over the mom. >> no dirty dozen. you know how it is. >> east bay animal shelter faces closure. next at 5:30. huge financial burden in fight to stay open. >> very latest on plastics factory fire that forced neighbors to shelter in place. >> i'm nick smith live in oakland where an officer involved fatality -- an officer involved chase end in a fatality. i'll have a live report coming up. >> good morning waking up to patchy fog across the bay. we got showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis down through upper mid west and hot weather through the lone star state and carolinas. we'll be looking at a mini warmup and check out the weather locally the at our website. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. we'll be r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r

in north berkeley. the cause is still not known. and still not known when they're going to be able to get the lights back on. we also spoke with the berkeley police department. they say this is mostly a residential area. north of university. south of gillman. and fortunately, it is not affected any major intersections in the area. but if you do come to an intersection with the streetlights out, of course treat it as a four-way stop. we are also following an accident on the upper deck to the bay bridge. they were doing some road work, where it was blocking a couple of lanes that may still be out there. now, this accident was reported right before you get to treasure island. and we are seeing some slowing on our sensors right now, coming up the incline. so expect some minor delays. once you get past the tunnel, and past treasure island, traffic flows by all the way into san francisco. so right now we are seeing slight delays. lower deck traffic, that looks great. more traffic in a bit. in the meantime, back to you. >> guys, thanks muc

anthony mike martin's cell phone on saturday in berkeley. martin's friends are afraid that the cyclist may have been fatigued and ended up in some type of accident. martin's girlfriend told the media he may have been fatigued from fasting. >>> about an hour ago a napa county official told ktvu three women working at a napa county vineyard reported trouble breathing this morning. news chopper 2 is overhead as the sheriff's office responded about 9:00 p. 9:00 a.m. to big ranch road. the women went to the hospital to be checked out. authorities say chemicals were being applied about 750 yards from where those women were trimming vines which might be responsible for their breathing problems. we spoke with authorities about the chemicals involved and how they are used and we'll have that for you coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the theft of a famous work of art in broad daylight rattled nerves in san francisco today. sal castaneda is live in union square with a a man who got a firsthand look at the man who walked out of a gallery

. >>> let's turn your attention to berkeley tonight where friends and loved ones of a missing cyclist are desperately looking for any signs of mike martin. he vanished in the hills over the weekend. he is a former professional cyclist but loved ones are concerned he may have embarked on an impossible journey. >> monty is near a road with clues. why that area? >> reporter: we're not far from where someone found mike martin's cell phone in the area. there's no sign of him. tonight, his girlfriend says she fears something may have gone terribly wrong. she is in shock. her boyfriend's cell phone is the only clue she has why he never showed up for their dinner date on saturday night. >> every time i arrive at his house and he's not there, i just feel sick to my stomach and think, he is gone, he is never coming back. and then -- i'm sorry -- >> reporter: she last spoke to her boyfriend of three years, mike martin, by phone, saturday at 5:26 p.m. 30 minutes later, she got a call from a stranger. >> then i got a call from the guy who picked up his phone. he said, i have this phone, i found it

look at the breeze along the east bay shore, 72 in berkeley but fremont, 87 degrees. mid-80s near the bay. 78 in millbrae and low to mid-80s of where else. pockets of sunshine along the coastguard this afternoon. upper 60s to low 70s downtown south san francisco. throw mid-60s along the beaches in the north bay. mid to upper 80s in north bay. >> coliseum 12:345 game, 71 warming up to 76. big game for sunburn. later on this evening, 7:15 first pitch at at&t park, we'll have partially cloudy conditions 63 dropping down to 59. temperatures is pretty comfortable, 49 in santa rosa, concord, 60 to antioch the warm

i was a political science major at uc-berkeley. i actually enjoyed studying maps and political demographics and a always had a passion for how folks get represented in these communities and the importance of redistricting and having fair minded folks who can take into account community feedback. my interest specifically in this position, why this redistricting commission and why this year, is that in my time in san francisco, i've worked almost exclusively at the tenderloin housing clinic, working as a community organizer color and managing editor of the on-line web site. district 6 more than any other district will be changed more by this map. district 6 has to lose over 20,000 people. you need someone at the table of this commission is intimately familiar with that community and who can make sure the district gets a fair shot. but it's not just about district 6. if you look at this map, the population changes have not been uniform. the three districts that will have to shrink our six, 10 and 11. that means all the other districts

dark -- the berkeley way hillside that is. an official report will be released next month. >>> california state parks are open for business this holiday weekend, but next july 4th, 70 of the parks could be closed. china camp in marin county is one of the parks listed for shut down. the state parks budget is half what it was six years ago, and there is just not enough money to go around. >> it would be sad to see it close down because it is such a beautiful view and people enjoy coming here. >> and it is a nice local place to come. >> i think people would be willing to pay a little more to camp. i don't think we need to close the park. >> the owner of knob hill foods will donate a nickel to the parks for every shopper who brings in a reusable bag. >>> 1.5 million californians are paying more for health insurance as of today. the latest rate increased by some of the largest health insurers affects small businesses and individual policyholders. premiums are climbing as little as 3% to 92%. they say the increase reflects rising co

. >> one of the people who full filled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is uc berkeley police officer alley jacobs who watched the interview from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea with hearing what really happened to her in her own words. but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> still ahead, the impossible happens. two campus cops do what an entire federal beurocracy failed to do. >> the mother of two and fellow employee noticed something wasn't right when garrido showed up at uc berkeley along with the two girls he fathered with dugard, jacobs and campbell provided the tip that ended dugard's nightmare. >> things happen for a reason. i'm not really sure why we were the chosen ones to end this. all i know is that we both knew something wasn't right, and we did something about it. >> officer jacobs has made over tours and would like to some day meet the woman she saved. >> i would probably give her a big hug. i would just say that i'm sorry that it took so long, and i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> i can't imagine being beaten to death. and you yo

there are cases not all related as far as i can tell speaking to the outbreak in berkeley. things were very well run. the camp is taking extra precautions in terms of urging all of the guests to use hand sanitizer, the kitchen staff is taking extra precautions and it is probably safer now than it has ever been. i want to make sure the public knows and those campers who have signed up for the coming weeks, they have nothing to worry about. every precaution is being taken. it was a little bit on the chilly side for this time of year, but otherwise the streams were spectacular. there are waterfalls everywhere. i would encourage my fellow commissioners to go up and have a look. the camp is beautiful with all of the water. everything is green. there was a late spring fall which turned all of the grass and leaves green, which is a change from the last six times i've been up there, where it was largely yellow because of the drought conditions. i think you would really enjoy it. the campus very well-run and i want to allay any concerns people may have generated from that article. t

when it comes to business success, berkeley doesn't get anywhere near the attention of its neighbor, stanford. but there are plenty of success stories born from in school. here's another one giving it the old post-college try, naked suits. started by a pair of uc berkeley grads, mixing fashion and technology to create and sell clothing in a new way. >> we're trying to deliver a suit for under $1,000 that has all the same values and qualities that a $5,000 suit would have. we're trying to bring down the price range, and really have a sexy, fashion forward slim silhouette that young people would be comfortable wearing. >> naked its, as if you should feel as good in their clothing as you do naked, uses social media to get the word out and sells the product online. it's part of a tech savvy incubator across the street from the cal campus trying to shake up the fashion industry berkeley style. >> it's got such a tradition of being innovators and leaders, and although like challenging the status quo in a sense. that's something we're striving to do with naked suits as well. >> when an indi

berkeley police officer who gave the tip that led to her rescue. >>> i'm still alive. there is still hope. >> one of people who fulfilled that hope and saved jaycee dugard is u.c. berkeley police officer aly jacobs who watched it from her east bay home. >> a little bit of nausea hearing what really happened to her in her words, but also just overwhelming pride at how strong she is. >> jacobs a mother of two and fellow police employee noticed something wasn't right when philip garrido showed up two years ago along with the two girls that he fathered. >> i'm not really sure why we were the chosen ones. all i know we both knew something wasn't right and we did something about. >> the officer has made overtures and would some day meet the woman she saved. >> i probably give her a big hug and just say that i'm sorry that it took so long. i'm glad that her and her kids are okay. >> officer jacobs has gotten a phone call from the mother that not a day goes by for the family doesn't think thank them for what they did. >>> some of the former neighbors watched the interview with

mid to upper 60s, richmond and berkeley. breeze will keep you cooler than everybody else along east bay shore. low to mid-70s. upper 70s danville and dub a little breeze keeping you cooler than everybody else. low to mid-80s for everybody else. morgan hill and gilroy and hollister, mid-70s. >>> game is actually over in oakland, first pitch, a's taking on the rays. how about that. 62 degrees dropping down to 58. drizzle, you can see it in the north bay and east bay hills and peninsula. temperatures for the most part in the 50s. accu-weather seven-day forecast tomorrow, not much different than today. notice the lack of clouds the next several mornings from wednesday through sunday. that is when you know the warmer weather is on the way. temperatures are ten degrees warmer than today. >>> good morning. we've got an accident clearing stages westbound on the bay bridge on the upper deck incline section approaching treasure island. maybe some emergency crews right there. other than no problem once you get past treasure island east

richmond, berkeley mid to upper 60s for you. hercules around 72 also. 70s in the east bay valleys but 79 in danville. 78 in dublin and everybody else in the low to mid-80s. cooling taking place, watsonville, salinas, mid-70s. now, if you are thinking about heading over to the giants game, they don't play today. a's play today. they are over in the coliseum taking on the rays, about 62 degrees and drop down to 58. our lows will be in the 50s tonight. drizzle along the coast. temperatures tomorrow the same and much warmer by the weekend. >>> we're going to go out to berkeley. we've got a major problem westbound 80. you can see at the top of your screen right here. that is where the accident is. traffic is barely getting through, even the eastbound direction is slowing. an accident westbound 80, university lanes one and three, debris in the roadway there. traffic is trickling in through the macarthur maze and backed up to university. accident northbound 101, just past peninsula avenue and left lane is blocked. westbound 580 slow tr

we are just getting word there has been a missing cyclist from berkeley. anthony michael martin was seen with his bike in roseville and he did not appear to be in distress and this case is now a private matter. >>> oakland's police chief is explaining plans to reorganize his department now that it's ranked 200 officers smaller. they 638 officers compared to 832 in late 2008. the city laid off 80 officers last year and is losing 6 a month due to attrition. they want to expand special units and patrol more efficiently that includes dividing field operations into two separate units. >> jury selection is under way for roger clemens. he faces 6 felony counts about lying to congress. in 2009 he testified under oath that he had never used steroids or human growth hormones and he never tested positive for drug use but he is in a list of alleged steroid using players. >>> casey anthony is due back in a florida courtroom to be sentenced for lying to police about the debts of her daughter, that is after what many people are calling a shocking acquittal on murder char

it is getting a little crowded here in berkeley but nothing to worry about. if you are going to the bay bridge toll plaza it's light. like wise for the san mateo bridge that traffic looks pretty good. we have been good this morning on the morning commute. interstate 680 through pleasanton and fremont all the way down to san jose. always off to a great start. just be careful out there. as a lot of people will be hitting the road. here is steve. >>> thank you. sunshine. a little bit of patchy fog. santa cruz, monterey. it's clear out there. it will be warm to hot. temperatures will continue to warm up as high pressure builds in. we still have to deal right by the coast. inland it won't matter. 50s and 60s already on the temps. one system moved into the specific northwest. i don't think it will be a big guy or anything but it will warm up areas and they will start to get into the 90s or close to 100 degrees. around the bay i think we will go from 60s to 90s. tahoe will warm up. keep many mind the -- the days will be warm. 80s and then in reno it will be in the m

about 30-35 degrees cooler at your beaches. 70 in berkeley the cool spot to 82 in fremont. we'll barely get to 90 in dublin and walnut creek to mid 90s around antioch. brentwood and livermore. same thing for morgan hill. down to 72 in watsonville and 68 in monterey. heading to the a's game, twins are in town and there is a fireworks show. two teams that are below expectations. 65 dropping down to 60. tonight's temperatures in the 50s. antioch the exception at 62. some drizzle possible along the coast. noticed how far to the north the jetstream is. look what is rounding the high pressure. warm air and sometimes it will push temperatures in the inland areas low to mid on the's. then we'll stay in the low to mid 90s in the rest of the forecast. at the coast, mainly cloudy and low to mid-60s. >>> good news for your santa clara, saratoga and sunnyvale commute. central expressway lafayette, a car hit a pole there. they have cleared that out of the lanes. lanes are now clear. we'll take a live look at the 280 freeway. san jose towards the 17 junction very lighted this morning as y

we have quite a spread on the east bay shore, berkeley, 70. fremont, 82 degrees. 82 around sunnyvale and 83 at san jose and 86 in saratoga. mid to upper 70s millbrae and san mateo. you can see what the clouds do the coast. pacifica and daly city around 82 degrees. more sunshine and mid to upper 50s downtown san francisco. big spread from sausalito at 70. santa rosa at 82. to ukiah near hundred degrees today. 68 in monterey and sunshine and mid-80s around santa cruz to low to mid 90s. big game at the coliseum, not only are the twins in town but fireworks tonight. mostly clear, 65 dropping down to 60 by the time the fireworks blast off. tonight you can see the clouds around the bay, the coast and north bay like it was this morning with mid to upper 50s, even a 62 in antioch. jetstream is well to the north. we're going watch high pressure to our south push the warm weather through the central valley and into the east bay valleys. it's because we still have a sea breeze during the weekend, looks like most of us will stay relatively mild. the close

berkeley, berkeley hills, fug. fog in daily city. and that's the story. the cool down sticks with us for a bit. the upshot to all this? i know folks aren't happy but i got to tell you, great news for firefighters because you drop the fire, getting into fire season. this type of weather pattern is what the firefighters like to see. overnight lows, 50s. fog coverage tomorrow morning, all counties. all nine counties, fog and low cloud. a slow born like today and temperatures tomorrow, cooler than today. fog forecast, 11:00 tonight, look at that mush, fairfield, concord, napa, everybody has fog. computer model now. tomorrow morning, it's back, where it was this morning. for whatever that is worth, drizzle as well, along the coast. fog and low clouds and drizzle. highway 1, davenport and in the afternoon a little bit of a burn off. daily city, i don't think you are seeing sunshine. pacifica, not much sunshine. 50s around the bay. you get away from the fog, berkeley hills, upper 60s and 70s towards mount diablo. last week 90s in this region. when i come back th

. >>> good news for you, a sighting of missing cyclist from berkeley. anthony michael martin was seen at a hotel in roseville. he didn't appear to be in distress and they consider the case a private matter. martin was first reported missing after failing to return from the berkeley hills last saturday. his found was found a ravine,. >>> watchdog group is raising concerns about the impact it's having on pg&e's natural gas pipelines. they say the utility is ignoring heavy construction around major gas transmission lines. heavy trucks cause constant vibrations that can compromise the integrity of the pipelines. they are concerned that it could lead to another explosion like san bruno's blast. >> it would take out all the homes, 575, instantaneously, just gone. >> pg&e recently revealed it misclassified 172 miles of gas transmission line by not taking into consideration urban development. >> marin county urban development will hold a vote on the funding for the smart train. they were deadlocked a plan to give $8 million to the sonoma marin rail transit proj

. >> flying kites and family foon at annual berkeley festival. kites aren't just for kids at the berkeley marina. >> this is hilarious one woman show across india in flying yoga. >> fifth chevron festival has naltdly renowned performers at lescher center. >> and weather is going to be nice, too. >> it's going to be nice and cool at the coast. >> thank you for j (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause) 

berkeley are making space history. a satellite constructed is orbiting the moon this morning after completing a two-year journey through the solar system. this joins the second satellite buy by cal scientists. this is the first time that satellites will conduct observations at the lunar surface. >> we are embarking on something that hasn't been done before and the university of california gives us enormous privilege to send two spacecraft to the moon. we are excited for all involved. >> the probes will travel in the same orbit but in opposite directions. that will enable them to take high resolution 3-d images of the moaned. they will also looking for signs of water ice. you know what we are looking for in the bay area. a little sunshine. >> saw a lot of sun and water in the harry potter movie. >> did you break out in tears? >> we have a lot of hot water today. [ laughter ] >> look there and moving to the north and will bring some thunderstorms to the northern part of the state. you can see some clouds developing along

interstate in berkeley is getting better than. -- than expected. this morning's commute on northbound 101 in san jose, getting some traffic from about two 8 areas. >>> the low clouds by the coast will keep 50s there. a lot of fog. it's our turn to get ask another system up in the -- another system in the next six months. so with a west-southwest wind already 28 to fairfield, that's rip-roaring there. the low looks like it will move out on wednesday. that will alou the -- allow the high pressure to move back in. it may take a while. temperatures continue to be about 2, 6 degrees below average for this time of year. there will be gradual warming as we head toward the end of the week and then into the upcoming attacked. >> thank you. >>> he's admitted to killing more than 90 people. the first court appearance for the suspect in norway's attacks in nos way. nos-- in nosh -- in nor dey's attacks in norway's. >>> welcome back. 7:31. we are getting new information from the grandmother of a richmond teenager who was attacked by a bear in alaska. kraig debr

berkeley 76 to 80. 82 fremont and 92 in morgan hill. 85 cupertino. saratoga at 88. 60s and 70s in the city and also along the coast. looks like sunny and warmer weather. a few high clouds and fog. otherwise it will be sunny to mostly sunny and warm to hot weekend. >>> european stock markets open the trading day with mixed results and that mirrored asian stocks overnight. japan's nikkei posted its highest post in two months. south korea, singapore, and taiwan also registered gains. crude oil prices dipped below $95 a barrel after china announced manufacturing grew but at its slowest pace if two years. oil jumped more than $4 in the last day to -- in the last two days and it was selling for $115 a barrel in early may. let's check in on wall street and see where we start the day. pretty good by the end of the day yesterday with the dow jones up 152 points. it starts today at 12, 415. a lot of talk of the s & p breaking through 13.20. now seen as a very positive sign. we'll see what happens when we get that opening bell. >>> you may think this is funny u

cool breeze, look at richmond and berkeley in the mid-60s and low 70s for the east bay shore. mid-70s and low 80s down in the south bay with san jose at 78 degrees. millbrae, a little cool breeze, 68. low to mid-70s for the rest of the peninsula. you can see what the clouds do the coast, a little more sunshine downtown san francisco and sausalito mid-60s. mid-70s in san rafael and mid 80s through calistoga. eventual sunshine inland and upper 70s to low 80s. here is the game forecast once again, clouds rolling in late. it's going to be fun weekend to be at at&t. mid-50s and possibly 49 in santa rosa and 50 in antioch and drizzle luke this morning. this area of low pressure that is pushing cooler air, sliding down the coast and as it moves in, it will keep us in this had cooler than average pattern. that will last probably the rest of the forecast. if you are heading up to the sierra, it's going to be delightful, low 80s in tahoe and yosemite. see how the temperatures fluctuate a couple degrees, slightly cooler tomorrow and coolest weather monday and tuesday. wednesday and thurs

. >> reporter: uc berkeley staff campbell and jacobs were praised for good work in helping to break this case. campbell says garrido first walked into her office, campus special events on monday saying he wanted to hold a religious meeting at uc berkeley. >> my initial thought of him was it was clearly unstable. the girls appeared to be extremely, they were very quiet, very subdued. they were not responsive. >> reporter: the girls had robot like behavior and she wondered why they were not in school. she got garrido's name and told him to return on tuesday. then he called on jacobs who did a background check and discovered his rape conviction. he returned and spoke about his rape conviction. >> he threw out 23 years ago i was arrested for kidnap and rape. >> reporter: garrido said the girls were his daughters and that they had an older sister who was 28, who turned out to be jaycee dugard. >> he stopped me when i said he brought in his two daughters. he said he doesn't have any daughters. my stomach just sank. >> reporter: as for campbell and jacobs, they say they are just glad their gut

. >>> uc berkeley alumni from around the nation are now joining a rolling hunger strike to protest the continued detention of the two hikers in iran. they're fasting in support of the two cal graduates who have been held in iran for nearly two years of spying. iranian officials released sarah shourd on bail last year. >> a strange situation uncovered inside a berkeley hotel. the discovery that brought hazmat crews to the scene. >> the wildfire that once >> alan: police are investigating the discovery of chemicals inside a hotel in berk limp a housekeeper discovered what turned out to be cleaning supplies inside the room and called police, who called the hazmat team. two rooms were evacuated while the hazmat team examined the substances. >> it was not explosive, seemed to be a static situation. but definitely are chemicals in the room. >> alan: a cleanup company has been called in to remove the acid inside. police are still trying to find out who was staying in that other. >> an aircraft monitoring the area near los olmos where a huge wildfire is burning is showing no increased radiatio

lodging if you don't leave and your guests and citizens of berkeley because you must have missed that we meet here today at an important crossroads in our lives the simple stimulus of all we must decide whether or not to live in harmony with our conscience and convictions by founding the independent country of peace land that spot hate seven hundred eighteen. we here by solemnly declare that peace land is here and of right old to be a free and independent state it is proved in a visionary put on of the connection between it and the czech republic is dissolved missing a stop and just go boldly go you saw a mighty read when you. the embassies go tomorrow we will send an official letter to the main constitutional agents. the president the prime minister and the heads of parliament so not to put it in or you throw it out you from the regime will request that citizens and uniformed personnel of the czech republic trying to show proof of identity in the new country. thank. you. and i pay you i was just in the words. i got footage of police fighting everywhere. going there squatting there wa

today tastes so good. >>> people in berkeley are rallying to free the men. they grew up in due lutdz minnesota where the families have created an organization dedicated to make sure the two have not been forgotten. it's been two years since they were arrested along the iran-iraq border. shourd was released on half a million bail. she talked about the deplorable conditions that they are still in. >> lights are always on. they have to sleep with something on their eyes. they can leave their cell for 40 minutes a day and to go on larger cell where they can exercise. >> we need them home. >> the mother says she has given up her business to be an advocate for her son. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge are on their way home tonight. they wrapped up a trip to los angeles today at an unemployment fair for veterans. last duty is care packages for overseas service members. they got their hands dirty, played with paint and putty in downtown los angeles. >> it is going to cool off? >> it is going to cool off. as much as 16 degrees below where we should be for this t

that city is berkeley. tonight we'll tell you what took berkeley so long to jump on the bandwagon. those stories and more coming up at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

cool breeze, look at richmond and berkeley in the mid-60s and low 70s for the east bay shore. mid-70s and low 80s down in the south bay with san jose at 78 degrees. millbrae, a little cool breeze, 68. low to mid-70s for the rest of the peninsula. you can see what the clouds do the coast, a little more sunshine downtown san francisco and sausalito mid-60s. mid-70s in san rafael and mid 80s through calistoga. eventual sunshine inland and upper 70s to low 80s. here is the game forecast once again, clouds rolling in late. it's going to be fun weekend to be at at&t. mid-50s and possibly 49 in santa rosa and 50 in antioch and drizzle luke this morning. this area of low pressure that is pushing cooler air, sliding down the coast and as it moves in, it will keep us in this had cooler than average pattern. that will last probably the rest of the forecast. if you are heading up to the sierra, it's going to be delightful, low 80s in tahoe and yosemite. see how the temperatures fluctuate a couple degrees, slightly cooler tomorrow and coolest weather monday and tuesday. wednesday and thurs

resolucion donde le piden al gobierno federal parar esta auditoria, basado en el estatus santuario de berkeley y en el impacto para la ciudad 2;52 it's going to have va a tener un efecto destructivo en la comunidad, en la economia local y en la compania que es uno de los negocios mas grandes en berkeley.es simplemente inncesario, dijo el concejal autor de la resolucion.hay leyes pero tambien hay que ver que es lo correcto, enfatizo. 5:36 it's no symbolic esto no es simbolico es un mensaje claro al gobierno federal que no queremos que esto ocurra mientras tanto el concejal ignacio de la fuente quien es ademas representante sindical de estos trabajadores dijo que estan usando recursos legales para impedir que continue la auditoria. 31:41 dhs que es el nuevo departamento de inmigracion violo sus propias reglas en iniciar una auditoria i9 en una compania donde estaba ocurriendo una disputa laboral 31:56 mientras la investigacion continua, oakland se prepara para considerar tambien una resolucion en contra de las llamadas "redadas de escritorio" . 36:24 ojala que la gente se levante como muchas vec

we are students at the university of california berkeley, and we would like to share some poetry with you guys. [speaking foreign language] we circled the dark path was slow, deliberate steps eyes fixed in pain, confusion, and grief we are the ambling madmen we are grievants an insanity we are fragments of broken people >> this is a funeral hymn we sing about our mothers history is lost the struggles of our fathers >> i can sit in the aromas of my past four days in the morning coffee stains my consciousness coffee was once the morning silence, a moment of lists' whose light shine in don it is but a memory for forgetfulness the sense of coffee circles the room -- the scents of coffee circles the room my grandmother's perfume was of another era the memory of a memory when perfume smells of hope and shakes the room to tears the perfume circles encircles the room i can sit in the aromas of my past for days. >> the circles of boulevards built by napoleon and palestinian children the circumvent the circulation of air the life-giving water damage children sit smoking teargas circles the air

we are just getting word there has been a missing cyclist from berkeley. anthony michael martin was seen with his bike in roseville and he did not appear to be in distress and this case is now a private matter. >>> oakland's police chief is explaining plans to reorganize his department now that it's ranked 200 officers smaller. they 638 officers compared to 832 in late 2008. the city laid off 80 officers last year and is losing 6 a month due to attrition. they want to expand special units and patrol more efficiently that includes dividing field operations into two separate units. >> jury selection is under way for roger clemens. he faces 6 felony counts about lying to congress. in 2009 he testified under oath that he had never used steroids or human growth hormones and he never tested positive for drug use but he is in a list of alleged steroid using players. >>> casey anthony is due back in a florida courtroom to be sentenced for lying to police about the debts of her daughter, that is after what many people are calling a shocking acquittal on murder char

. >> scientist from cal berkeley are making space history. a probe will join a second satellite and mission is the first time a pair of satellites conducted observations of the lunar service and magnetic field and surrounding magnetic environment. >> we are embarking on something that is not done before in the university of california. it is enormous privilege and tends to the spacecraft. it is very exciting for us. >> and the two satellites are part of the mission. uc berkeley handled the day-to-day control and we are told the second one successfully reached lunar orbit. the aids of the united nations aids program is calling for acess for the drug to treat or prevept the disease. they are calling for increased cooperation in the opening of the aids conference today in rome. figures from the world health organization. seven thousand people become infected and die from aids-related illness. >> thousands of people gathered in golden gate park this morning for the aids walk. organizers say it was a great success and raised more than three millio

mid to upper 90s for most people in the east bay valleys. 72 at berkeley and 77 into san leandro and 84 in fremont. mid-80s near the bay in the south bay. warm to 94 in los gatos. 76 in millbrae, low to mid-80s for the peninsula. mid-60s along the coast and even low 60s daly city and sunset. 72 in south san francisco and a lot of low to mid 90s in the valleys. 78 in santa cruz and near hundred near morgan hill and gilroy. first game, clear and 74 dropping down to 61 by the time the a's and mariners end their game. across the bay, head over to san francisco, 7:15, clouds are rolling in, it will be cool dropping down to 60. if you are heading out tomorrow, cloud cover around the coast and spilling into the bay with 50s and 60s are dominant features. the high pressure is going to give way to an area of low pressure, that is going to mean an increase in that sea breeze in inland neighborhoods tomorrow. temperatures will drop 2-6 degrees inland and keep that person friday, so we'll drop 6-14 degrees by friday. that is where it's supposed to be. >>> coming up on "abc 7 news" at 4:00 and 5:

mayor young merrill says it's a representative from berkeley preserve that's without. a moment's notice nothing says that power is on march seventeenth i asked the citizens if they agree with the radar base i recommend that you find the courage to ask the citizens if they want the base city or the three men sat here one from the science academy one from the defense academy and mr couch scheme. they advised you if you and scientist have advised you mr burr sixty but you will totally destroy bertie's flora and fauna and flora but you don't live there so you don't care when will you wake up yes not only was the. to be a good at less than normal what lemaire all but i am convinced that the certain things cannot be put to a friend them we cannot vote on the death penalty because the great majority would be for renewing it we cannot vote on taxes because the majority of people don't want to pay any taxes and that we cannot put the defense of our country up to a vote but in contrast to the social democrats we act openly we're not afraid to put ourselves on the line and we sha

berkeley put its ban in place 20 years ago. no more life in the fast lane for people who drive hybrid cars. starting today the yellow and white stickers are no more. this means hybrid drive verse to stay in the regular lanes with the rest of us. the chp says there is no grace period for drivers who don't follow the rule. new stickers are out. white ones for all electric cars and ones that run on compressed catch gas or hydrogen fuel cells. many are staying close because of the price of gas. that cook south going to cost you more. the national retail federation says the cost is up 12%. from $54 last year to $61 this year. charcoal, lighter fluid and propane cost more. even the price of beer has gone up due to a shortage of hops. >> talking about with one third of the world's supply of this key ingredient for beer suddenly either unavailable or in lesser acquaints. >> also seeing a price increase, fireworks. >> all that sierra snow melt is making parts of yosemite dangerous. two hikers from l.a. are dead this morning after they w

we have quite a spread on the east bay shore, berkeley, 70. fremont, 82 degrees. 82 around sunnyvale and 83 at san jose and 86 in saratoga. mid to upper 70s millbrae and san mateo. you can see what the clouds do the coast. pacifica and daly city around 82 degrees. more sunshine and mid to upper 50s downtown san francisco. big spread from sausalito at 70. santa rosa at 82. to ukiah near hundred degrees today. 68 in monterey and sunshine and mid-80s around santa cruz to low to mid 90s. big game at the coliseum, not only are the twins in town but fireworks tonight. mostly clear, 65 dropping down to 60 by the time the fireworks blast off. tonight you can see the clouds around the bay, the coast and north bay like it was this morning with mid to upper 50s, even a 62 in antioch. jetstream is well to the north. we're going watch high pressure to our south push the warm weather through the central valley and into the east bay valleys. it's because we still have a sea breeze during the weekend, looks like most of us will stay relatively mild. the close

he brings that. >> this 40-year-old law professor taught at uc berkeley for eight years. >> mcdonalds is changing its kids menu cutting back on amount of fries and adding apples to the meal. changes taking affect in september. the fast food giant says it will reduce calories between 15% and 20%. and in spite of modifications they will not meet requirements of a san francisco law prohibiting the sale of kids meals marketed with toys. >> and we think this is a positive step forward. especially mcdonalds are acknowledging roles in the growing childhood obesity epidemic. >> this law requires kids meals to have a fruit and a vegetable and say the happy meals do not contain vegetables but koit change in the future. >>> a refund could be coming for passenger who's paid a federal airlines tax for a tax that expired. >> key word is could. maybe. as reported last week law is authorizing tickets expired midnight, friday. some consumers pay this tax. well, airlines upped their prices to cover the tax money perhaps make more profits. association of retail travel agents says last time this happened

this is from the berkeley-based green lining institute. it finds that about 70% of the hybrid owners california are white even though barely more than 40% of the population is white. there was not enough data yet for all-electric cars and who is driving those. we talked to the green lighting institute and says this does not bode well for widespread adocks of e vs among minorities. >> that's because there are some of the population that's being missed, frankly, in the marketing efforts or who maybe don't know what these vehicles can do or can't afford them. affordability is a significant issue. [ signal breakup ] >> that was matt bigler. we have trouble with the microphone but matt, thank you very much. >>> time now is 6:40. there is another economic news besides the debt ceiling debate. coming up a live report from new york on the housing market. >>> and while car companies compete to offer the latest and greatest gadgets, there is one feature you wouldn't find in future ford focus models. >> and the market just opened up. let's check the

. >>> berkeley police officer is being credited with getting everyone out of a burning apartment building this morning safely. the officer was on a routine patrol when he noticed smoke coming from the corner of durant and piedmont avenues this morning. >> berkeley police officer called in the incident and got to the building to start evacuating people, the area that was involved was in the third floor, no one was up there at the time. >> the apartment complex has 13 units and most of its residents are students. investigators believe the fire started in the attic as a result of improper discarding of smoking materials. the entire third floor was deemed uninhabitable. >>> police are issing for two gunmen after two deadly shootings last night. the first happened around 10:15. the victim was shot several times and died at the scene. around 1:00 this morning, police found a man on international boulevard near 57th avenue. he was taken to a hospital and died a short time later. police do not have any suspect information on either shooting right now. >>> this is the first full weekend of a lower

she was a graduate of pomona college and the university of california, berkeley. she valued for work and education and had a special passion for helping disadvantaged children pursuing an education regardles of their race, gender, or religion. she dedicated herself to education and the benefit of society. also we're closing in memory of david westin. >> thank you. what i have here is not an official memorial. i wanted to share a few thoughts from some teachers and students of mr. david westin's. he went into teaching later in life and that is an interesting perspective when someone starts teaching after 35. they have done a lot of living and decided they want to teach now and that is david westin's road and he spent 12 years as a teacher at their good marshall perfecting -- thurgood marshall in mathematics and science. in my time in 2000 through 2004, he rode his bike through the city before was fashionable. this is an example that grownups can ride their bike to school and not guzzle gas as adults and i get a lot of disinformation also in here from a former thurg

cu ---en la ciudad de berkeley... take vo ....las autoridades se encuentran en alerta tras el aumento de atracos a mano armada que se han cometido en varios vecindarios de la ciudad. --en total, han sido 10 asaltos en los que los sospechosos, han despojado a sus victimas de sus pertenencias, amenazandolo s con algun tipo de arma. ---la policia solamente ha logrado detener a sospechosos en conexin con 2 de esos incidentes. top-vo ---el hijo del ex- gobernador arnold schwarzenegger y maria shriver fue hospitalizado de emergencia luego de haber sufrido un accidente mientras jugaba en el mar con una tabla de surfear. ---en un comunicado emitido por la familia del actor, se informo que chris schwarzeneg ger, de 13 aÑos de edad, se recupera satisfactoria mente y que ha mostrado mucho animo a pesar del accidente al que calificaron como aterrador. stop open roll open cu ---centenares de personas marcharon esta maÑana por el centro de oakland. ---dicen que "todos somos uno" ---pilar niÑo nos explica que tiene que ver su lem

. >> this was the project for the berkeley art museum. it was -- this is from william wiley's retrospective, when he got up onstage to sing a song, 270 people put on the cat. >> it is not just a bookstore. it is a store. can you talk us through some of your favorites? >> these are made in china, but they are made out of cattails. >> these pieces of here, you have a whale head and various animals and their health over there, and they are jewelry. >> we do fund raisers for nonprofits, so we are doing a project for the magic theater, so there are some pretty funny cartoons. they are probably not for prime time. >> you sort of have a kind of holistic relationship where you might do merchandise in the store that promotes their work and practice, and also, prince for them. maybe we should go back and look at the print operation now. >> let's go. >> before we go into the print shop, i noticed some incredible items you have talked back here. what are we standing in front of? >> this is william wiley, only one earth. this is a print edition. there