here at the berkeley bowl. the exposure happened may 7th at the berkeley bowl marketplace on oregon and adeline streets. this couple, who asked not to be identified, heard about the exposure to active measles an check their critical receipts and came to the bowl to check exactly when those purchases were made. they were worried about their young child. >> it's scary. there's a lot of scary things you can't control but scary to realize at a grocery store someone had measles walking around. >> this family was lucky they were at the berkeley bowl of 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. outside the time of exposure and their child was not exposed. it does take time for that rash to develop but spreads from the head down and other symptoms, flulike symptoms runny nose, fever, that comes first. we will have more coming up on the new kpix5 news at 7:00. >>> if you are planning to participate in bay to breakers on sunday you might want to incorporate a raincoat. if you are going to wear costume. some people don't wear any costume

>>reporter: berkeley public public health officer dr. lisa fernandez says you don't have to touch a person with the measles to catch it. you just have to share airspace. >> it's airborne so when someone sneezes or coughs, the virus travels through the air, person to person. it can linger in the air for about an hour or so to make the virus is contagious for four days before the infected person sh. >> it scary. tokenny nofeve there is a lot of scary things you can't control but scary to realize that our grocery store someone had measles and is walking around. the exposure concern for children too young to be vaccinated in for those people who are immunocompromised . dr. fernandez says if you got your shots you should be good. no need for booster shot as you age. >> if you have two doses as a child you are protected. the measles vaccine is 97% effective if you had the two doses. >> the latest case differs from many other cases that have struck in the bay area. this was actually a berkeley resident someone who lives here and not someone tra

>>berkeley health officials are saying the person with measles visited the berkeley bowl market that's on 2020 organ street. this was tuesday may 7th. khan force gayle aung she's live in berkeley with who needs to be concerned about this scale. >>katherine is a key as a very busy market during the day and that berkeley resident who was who have the illness was infected and that was passing through here during a busy time. city health officials say this is not a measles outbreak, but it is the first confirmed measles case in a city of berkeley and in alameda county. >>shoppers and workers of the berkeley bowl an organ street may have been exposed to measles earlier this month. the city of berkeley public health says the infected person is not an employee here but came through the grocery store on may 7th between 3, 5, in the afternoon. so to dorian johnson but says he is vaccinated and fortunately nothing has happened for me, but. it doesn't create problems for other people. shopper ron moore tell is not worried about the exposure. >>i got measles in the 50's and i survived quite nicely

near the cal campus in berkeley has it that you cried for does. well to the south bay now people are outraged over a plan to build housing for people who are homeless. >>so the old dick's a supermarket located 4th and younger in san jose, it's being considered for a project that could house former homeless people and as many as 100 permanent apartment. but now neighbors are pushing back on the projected product they don't like it. >>even if it was just 120 apartments period. i would be concerned that with this particular population in very concerned to we all have to do our part here in san jose because every corner you see homeless people. >>getting worse and more. >>well neighbors also feel that the project could make the existing homeless problem worse. but the nonprofit group pushing the project says that those fears are pretty much based on misconceptions. well in the north bay, a man is due of committing sec's crimes ed against children at an in-home care facility in rohnert park 68 year-old key for market is under arrest for committing cont

and three berkeley high students and a berkeley technology academy student were detained. berkeley schools never specifically say, though, that it's related to this case. >> we were able to recover her laptop and also found an ipad stolen an hour prior that occurred at a cafe on the uc campus. >> the ipad and laptop were returned to the owners. >> second time in the last couple weeks. >> this man owns the cafe and says this isn't the first time a laptop was taken here. he plans to get better cameras installed and says people need to be aware even out on the street. >> carrying a laptop or even a bag, un, wherever you are, you should always be conscious. you know, and not to be afraid of direct eye contact. >> berkeley police say of course there have been other thefts like this in the area and their next step is taking a look at any surveillance video that they can and trying to see if there is any connection. reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. not the ride they expected. uber went public today but didn't get the kind of cash the co

we are joined live in berkeley. this is berkeley's first conference case of the highly contagious virus. >> reporter: that's right, it is. people were exposed at berkeley bowl according to health officials on oregon street. berkeley health officials say an adult with measles was at the grocery store on may 7 from 3:00 until 5:00. we do not know how they got the virus, but officials are interviewing people who came in contact with the person. the virus can only live outside of the body for a few hours but it could take weeks for someone to feel symptoms. >> people should be checking for symptoms until may 28. >> reporter: measles symptoms include a cough, runny nose, red eyes, and high fever followed by a rash that spreads from the head down across her body. anyone with the symptoms who shopped at the berkeley bowl on may 7 is urged to see their doctor. in berkeley this morning, ktvu fox2 news. >>> regulators are investigating the death of a four-year-old boy who died after a procedure at a dental office in oakland.

reporter: we are here at the berkeley rose waldorf school in berkeley, last year's kindergarten class had 29% vaccination rate. we wanted to know how is that possible? at the berkeley rose waldorf school, parents paid nearly $15,000 a year their kids to attend kindergarten. last year out of 21 only six were vaccinated. >> of all the deals we deal with that are contagious, meals is the most contagious disease. far more contagious than smallpox. >> reporter: dr. john swarts burger professor uc berkeley says measles are so contagious that the vast majority of people have to be vaccinated to prevent an outbreak. >> the number is around 95%. somewhere around 95% of the population needs to be immunized to stop these outbreaks six schools in the bay area were last year's kindergarten class was less than 50% vaccinated. new state laws make it hard to avoid vaccines, so how do these schools have such low rates? >> still an awful lot of people not immunizing their children and getting medical exemptions for that. and the medical exemptions are bogus. i can't say they are all bogus the vast majo

high school, the fourth is a student at berkeley technology academy. berkeley police say robberies are common in public places like cafes. on monday for massed people stole two laptops from uc berkeley students from sachs coffee house. the suspect dropped one of the laptops as they got into a getaway car and one week ago police say two separate armed robberies targeting groups happened one hour of each other. >> we have had a couple armed robberies now it seems to be escalating.>> reporter: the victim is more concerned about the for teenagers, she does not want to press charges or see them go to jail, in fact she's writing a research paper on reducing the number of people in prison. and ultimately sparks a conversation about rich restorative justice measures for teens. >>> a suspected arsonist is in custody facing a number of charges right now. michaelis brown is accused of starting two fires in dublin before leaving eight chase and livermore. officers were called to report a suspicious vehicle, that's where police said rounds at cars and a building on

berkeley city officials say the berkeley bowl is no longer at risk. if anyone was exposed can take up to 21 days. >> they show any symptoms. that's the concern for health officials. this is couple made a special trip to the berkeley bowl after learning of the measles case. >> she checked her credit card receipt to see that she was here that day and she came to see what time. >> reporter: the infected person sthoped late in the afternoon. the family may not have been exposed but still concerned especially for their daughter. >> it's scary to realize at our grocery store someone was walking around with measles. >> the person is not contagious at this point. >> reporter: dr. fernandez says a local doctor notified the city his patient was infected with measles. their investigation determined only berkeley bowl was at risk for exposure. >> we've identified everyone that was at risk. >> reporter: dr. fernandez says the virus is easily transmitted and extremely con takenious. it can affect up to 90% of not vaccinated. the first stage symptoms are runny nose,

this is the man berkeley pd says is mind at leas sexual assaults just off campus at uc berkeley. the alleged assaults happened in november, 2017, and march, 2019. detectives believe those may not be isolated. >> we're releasing this information because we believe that there are more victims who haven't come forward. >> reporter: the assaults are linked to this address on wering, not far from the campus. berkeley pd says the sexual assaults had a common thread. violence. >> in the incidents that have been reported to us, the suspect uses violence to subdue the victims. the victims have been physically injured in these attacks. >> reporter: documents from alameda county describe one of the victims as being pushed against the balcony and being forced to kiss wolf and then getting punched in the ribs and eye by wolf. the victim claims he then pushed their heads down toward his genitals. the second victim says she was held down by wolf and he raped and bit her multiple times. sexual assault has been an ongoing problem in and around berkeley and the campus for a few years now. >>arabou

>>near the cal campus in berkeley has it meant you'd kron 4 news. san francisco's trying to get ready for the next big earthquake. scientists have warned it's expected to hit the bay area sometime in the near future. >>for sarah stinson explains what voters need to know for the proposed bond on the march 2020 ballot. >>san francisco mayor london breed has announced a nearly million earthquake bond to prepare for the next big one expected to hit the bay area sometime in the near future take a look at your screen we broke down the numbers so you can see what this money would go towards million of the bond would fund projects for the city's fire stations and firefighter training facilities. >>while million would go towards the emergency firefighting water system which is important when those fires erupt during an earthquake. $121 million will go towards the city's police department infrastructure and then we have million which would fund disaster response facilities lastly $9 million to fund the city's 911 call center. mayor london breed will present t

and now a warning for people who shopped at berkeley bowl less than a mile from the uc berkeley campus. we spoke with the cities public health officer about who is at risk. >> reporter: officials say it was an adult resident who had the measles, they would not say whether the person was vaccinated or how they got the virus but they are interviewing everyone known to have contact and want customers to be aware of the symptoms. >> reporter: officials say a resident infected with the highly contagious measles virus visited the berkeley bowl market last tu

well to the east bay now the u c berkeley police department is searching for a man who took pictures of people in a campus restroom. a camera was found in a restroom stall on the 4th floor of moffitt library. so they discovered that pictures of about 5 people have been taken in march and 13 people had been photographed in that same location in october of 2018. so this point police do not know if the suspect is a student or of employee of the university. uber driver accused of kidnapping and trying to rape 2 women is expected in court 23 year-old abril a marty is a charged with 2 felony sex-crimes he's also accused of picking up a woman in berkeley and refusing to let her out of his car from forcefully to go has the latest. >>23 year-old umbrella mari of oakland won't be driving for uber anytime soon. the alameda county district attorney's office has charged him with multiple felony sec's crimes he allegedly committed while driving for the rideshare company advised people to write as a group to women who claim to have been victimized by omari were alone in their separate rides with th

berkeley pd says the saults had a common thread. violence. >> in the incidents that have been reported to us, the suspect uses violence to subdue the victims. in the cases that victims have been injured, physically injured in these attacks. >> reporter: documents from alameda county describe one of the victims as being pushed against the balcony, getting punched in the eye and ribs. the victim claims he pushed their head down toward his genitals. the second victim says she was held down by wolf and he raped and bit her multiple times causing bruising and broken skin. sexual assault has been an ongoing problem in berkeley and in and around the cal campus for a few years now. >> i've heard a lot of things about rape incidents, sexual assault incidents happening almost every week, honestly. >> reporter: wolf was formally charged in alameda county with multiple counts of rape. >>> a breakthrough in a 45-year-old murder case. in 1974, 21-year-old janet ann taylor was found strangled to death at the stanford campus. the case went unsolved

who shopped at berkeley bowl less than a mile from the uc berkeley campus. we spoke with the cities public health officer about who is at risk. >> reporter: officials say it was an adult resident who had the measles, they would not say whether the person was vaccinated or how they got the virus but they are interviewing everyone known to have contact and want customers to be aware of the symptoms. >> reporter: officials say a resident infected with the highly contagious measles virus visited the berkeley bowl market last tuesday, may 7. the adult was there from 3 pm to 5 pm but is what not until last saturday that the persons physician realize the risk.>> that individual physician was very astute and call me as soon as possible.>> reporter: the public health officer said lab tests confirmed the first case of measles this year. she says the berkeley bowl store is safe now because the buyers can only live outside the body for a few hours. but the store has posted warning signs for customers because it might take as long as three weeks before a person sees symp

they say he placed a camera inside a bathroom stall at the uc berkeley library. images of five people were taken in march. police issued a campuswide alert two months after this incident. photos of 13 people were also taken in the same location back in october. >>> two men in sacramento could face felony vandalism charges for keying a tesla. it's all caught on camera from the car's cameras. and you can see the two men keying the tesla there. they walk away for a second, then they come back whipping the truck door into the car's side. then for good measure one of them keys it again. the vandals probably didn't know teslas have cameras on the front, side and back of the vehicle. >> so imagine like your multicamera security system and your car alarm had a baby. this smart baby that was watching over your car while you are gone. >> the feature is available for some teslas making them able to detect threats and record what's happening, ideally discouraging people from messing with your vehicle. >>> as part of the first full day of the uc regents meeting board members

we caught up with fans in berkeley watching the game. they can breathe now as we wait to see who the warriors face next. >> there was a lot of excitement in the bay area for two democratic presidential candidates. they're neck and neck in the polls. >> we also sat down with senator kamala harris for an exclusive interview and we have team coverage tonight. let's start with you. >> all right. excitement certainly building around pete tonight. a fund-raiser in san francisco sold out. >> please help me and welcome the next president of the united states. >> he brought his husband to the stage in san francisco. he told the sold out crowd the democrats need a good campaign sew l slogan. i get it. the other side has their thing. lock her up, build a wall, we have freedom, security, and democracy and that's a pretty good bumper sticker. >> what's your message to voters? >> it's time for a in generation of leadership to step forward. >> he supports reproductive rights for women and believes climate change is real. he was a rising star in the dem

the driver a 39 year-old from berkeley and berkeley man remained at the scene and is cooperating with police. investigators say they do not believe that drugs or alcohol played a part in the crash. well the search is on for a stolen amazon delivery van a delivery driver in berkeley was dropping off some path packages only to return to the parking spot to discover the van was gone on forcefully google has that story. >>the amazon delivery van was reported stolen at around 11 o'clock in the morning. it happened at ashby and shattuck avenues. nearby says he saw the plane white van parked along the empl it was unclear the van was in the process of being stolen. the police say that was exactly the case. a suspect jumped into the van. the keys appear to have been in the ignition with the engine on the suspect then took off heading south on shattuck avenue. the theft didn't draw much attention in the area. most people didn't know what happened. the berkeley police department spent the afternoon looking for the van up and down city streets but it's possible the van eventually got on the freew

>>a busy walking and biking corridor in berkeley. >>i chose to live here because it feels really say. >>college avenue running through the elmwood neighborhood. >>a soft spot for crying, i don't think i take any precautions and my do but sometimes it does and in berkeley it's happening more and more. >>cell phones are being snatched from people at coffee shops and on the streets earlier this month, the berkeley police department saying 35 laptop thefts have been reported so far this year and more have happened since its are current the problem for us at around 8 o'clock tuesday night police say a 27 year-old man was walking down college avenue near woolsey street and just as the victim crossed woolsey street, the police departments as an african american man wearing a green hooded top possibly in his 20's grabbed the victim by his throat and threw him to the still had the bag still had his arms in the bag he was tangled in the bag officer, byron white says the suspect then dragged the man his bag and laptop to a waiting car and conti

stay in the back in berkeley felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>another big story today, the fbi is now involved in the investigation into several threats of violence a california high school in san ramon. we're now learning that 80% of students did not go to school today because of those repeated threa, hard to blame parents for keeping their kids home police and the fbi we're on campus today making sure the students and did show up were safe. in a letter the principal today said they understand why parents would keep their kids home in the absences will not have a negative impact on grades. the campus will remain open tomorrow and officers will again be on campus throughout the day. 3 violent threats have been found on campus. each making reference to today's date officials are now working to find the person or persons responsible. >>let's talk about the weather going to take a live look outside right now and and as >>yeah, but of the a gloomy day for much of the bed a little sunshine here in their chief mete rologist large cargo joins us as a

this berkeley couple who didn't want to be identified made a special trip to berkeley bowl after the measles case. >> she checked her credit card receipt, and she was. >> the infected person shopped late in the afternoon. there's still concern especially for their daughter. >> it's scary to realize that at our grocery store someone had measles and was walking around. >> the person at this point. the patient was infected with measles and their investigation determined that only berkeley bowl was at risk for exposure. there were other exposures, but we don't need to notify the public because we've identified everyone that was at risk. dr. hernandez says the virus is easily transmitted and extremely contagious. it can affect 90% of people who are not vaccinated. the first stage symptoms are a runny nose, red eyes, cough, runny fever and a rash. >> the cdc says if you were exposed to consult your doctor. keep an eye out for symptoms until may 28th. in berkeley, ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >> to learn more about the measles including symptoms and now the disease is spread go to our website,

the last incident as far as the berkeley u c berkeley campus police this far as they know it happened back in march where around one particular day. 5 people were reported. they're not see how they ran across the device, but he has since been removed, they're talking to witnesses talking anybody on campus to see whether or not he is a u c berkeley student or somebody who came on to campus to get the recording device into that particular stall students are starting to show up to school right now and i'll get their reaction and still trying to hear back from the very a u c berkeley police department as to how they were able to record a get the recording device in get that under their surveillance within the meantime they have released that picture it appears that the image came from surveillance cameras. >>throughout moffitt library. >>now us and the tail man is in jail accused of sexually assaulting children and police believe there may be more victims there kron four is christina tape cho has more on this story live with the latest from santa tale. >>we're live in front of the san mat

at cal berkeley ... crews used yesterday )s dry weather to finalize decorations at "memorial stadium" ... where, today, six-thousand students will graduate. and thousands of proud parents will have to brave to the weather to see their kids receive their diploma. and some good news for parents and family members attending today )s graduation at cal... the university has lifted its umbrella ban for the ceremony. meanwhile -- across the bay in san francisco. preps continue for what )s expected to be a wet bay to breakers race. even though race day tomorrow won )t be picture perfect... runners tell us they )re adjusting to the soggy forecast. as always... bay to breakers is rain or shine and will go on as scheduled tomorrow morning. be sure to download our nbc bay area app so you can get weather updates while you )re on the go. it )s free ... and you can get your specific neighborhood )s forecast ahead of time. tension and fear on an east bay high school )s campus. after four threats in just the last two wee

folks coming off the berkeley curve, in toward the berkeley curve. instead of going this way on westbound 580, the fire and the tanker. on to shell now. jammed up. they make a loop around, the east shore freeway, berkeley curve, and the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. san pablo will take you around the area. considering the critical point in the maze, it has been closed for a while, this is not so bad for the east shore area. we're looking at overall a nice flow of traffic. except for the closure at 580 and the maze and the san mateo bridge across the peninsula. south bay, no surprises, kari. that's the better news. >> yeah. we also don't have to deal with the rain today. tomorrow morning, a different story. the new system moves into the pay area. really unusual to see a storm this strong in may in the middle of may. this is more like a february kind of storm. let's talk about the reason why. we do see the cloudy skies today. and cooler temperatures. scattered showers in san francisco on northward before sunrise tomorrow morning. but most of us

ferry service between berkeley and san francisco. the big obstacle? the berkeley pier. if it needs to be restored or replaced to accommodate the service. the city leaders say a ferry is crucial for economic development and disaster oing to happen any time soon. if approved, the target date is 2035. >> he is a hero through and through and he saved toddler's life. it turns out he's only 9. an owing boy honored for his quick thinking and his heroic efforts. he received the aaa life saving medal during a ceremony yesterday. there he is in his little guard outfit. the fourth grader works as a school safety patrol. last december, he stopped a toddler from being hit by a truck by blowing his whistle. the truck came to a stop two feet away from the toddler. >> that's a rush. take us into friday. >> a few showers as we move int then eventually we get the sunshine returning. let's take you into the micro climate forecast and what's certainly of utmost importance of the it is all part of the storm system we're tracking. we're seeing a few spotty showers. nothing heavy but some iso

right here on berkeley, this is your view across the bay of downtown san francisco. financial district through a few of those low clouds something we have seen a lot this week starting our morning off cool a bit on the gray side for some a little cloudier than yesterday was 40's 50's for your current temperatures. bill will be warm this afternoon, calm winds this morning. so that's not set me up to worry about too much just get your jackets ready to go for this friday morning the rest the day is looking so nice robin. so is the golden gate to looking good here into and out of san francisco, smooth traffic and nothing to worry about for your trip. >>on highway one on one, but the bay bridge traffic that is much heavier. this already spills back to west grand that speech will pick up on the upper deck. we have all lanes open woman creek after an accident south 6.80 and treat it was blocking 2 lanes prepare for a lot of brake lights out of concord from to 42 but the rest of the trip through wannacry can alamo looks pretty good back to you. >>today's box office report br

one topic they will be discussing, housing that's needed at uc berkeley. needed at uc berkeley. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> the rain has arrived and it will pick up as the morning moves along. mary is tracking the storm and several more behind it. >>> and santa clara county's biggest city is launching new patrols to deal with the previously overlooked crime problem. it is wednesday, may 15th. good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> 6:30. check in with mary with a look at the conditions. >> grab your umbrel

reporting live in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. here's something we haven't heard in weeks. rain is on the way. a live look at walnut creek. dry for now. storm clouds are moving in. the wind is starting to pick up. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we're talking about the real deal. >> some heavier rainfall moving in. we're giving you this early outlook. it's not one storm system. it's three. by wednesday, the first storm arrives. then a second one on thursday and then a third storm as we move into the weekend. as we hit wednesday we do expect the rainfall to begin scattered for the morning. then eventually picked up by the evening. here's the deal. some spots in the bay area could get up to one inch of rainfall as we move into this week. in 76 days, napa has seen at least one ink of rainfall. we'll show hue has the best chance of rainfall. >>> we're following some developing news, within the past 45 minutes, a fourth body was recovered after the plane crashed in alaska. two float planes collide in the mid air near the town of ketchik k

live in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. graphic and disturbing motorcyclist is dead and his fren friend under arrest after this crash. a street race was to blame, something they say they are tired of seeing in the neighborhood. live in san jose where that and family have been leaving cards, candles and stuffed animals for jason. many of the friends and family said they are still in shock about the crash. >> the collection of stuffed animals and cards is feet from where jason deerman crashed into a car. you can see how it happened. the blue nissan makes a stop and eases into the intersection. you can see him righting on his cycle on the rear wheel. the passenger gets out of the car to see the debris in the streets and neighbors rush to help. >> he was on the ground and i tried to help him. i tried to wake him up and talked to him. >> i stood there and held his hand. i said god be with you. >> david al dana is sharing pictures of the crash and you can see the impact on the car. according to police, deerman was rushed to the h

in berkeley fully to call kron 4 news. >>virginia and accused somali were criminal was found to be driving for uber. abdi ali is accused of atrocities, including torture and attempted murder in somalia in the 1980's, he he however did not eyes. those accusations while awaiting civil trial on those charges, he's been driving for over that is apparently. >>pretty good at it. he is listed as an uber pro diamond level driver with a 4.8 9 rating. ali says that he's been driving. >>for writer companies for more than a year and says that passing a background check was fairly easy. last year over tightened its background checks. but says that those checks don't include revealing social media or google searches. what's both companies found out about the allegations against a leave lyft banned for life and uber has since suspended him pending a review. a pittsburgh based uber driver under arrest accused of kidnapping. so richard the mahdi is also an assistant professor at penn state university we talked about the story. according to

staying in berkeley, a police are looking for a man who brought a gun to a middle school, the person was on the campus of martin luther king junior middle school yesterday that happen in r hool let out. police have only a vague description of the man that they're looking for. well a 48, year-old man suffered life threatening injuries in a stabbing following an argument in san francisco. this happened in the and the partner said neighborhood on carballo drive. the attacker left the area before police arrived and they do not have a description of the man that they're looking for so far. well to the south and now the senate for city council approved an affordable housing agreement that will bring a 100 and 96 unit apartment community to that area. so the project will consist of 37 very low income units, a 158 low income units and one managers unit. now all of the units will be available to people who are less than $55,000 a year. the goal is to start construction in early 2020. we different. well traffic congestion is getting worse and san francisco now a new study out says that the mai

where you see berkeley students. police say sit in the back of establishment is rather than the front if you're using your laptop. so it's tougher for potential thieves to get to you i don't think it's about where you're sitting. i think it's about. >>people just driving around looking for opportunity all for 2 counting in this particular to this place happens. closer to camp is happens in other places. people walk by night and rob my friend was sitting gamed and got a gun but as far as i mean it's not a it's not unusual. >>police say laptops have been stolen from saks multiple times already this year. >>lot of my friends have been talking about how there scared to come here and stare that their self is getting its own land specially for students, it's kind of scary because get your laptop stone and disrupt your whole leave it at home if you can. >>in berkeley fully all kron 4 news. >>new this morning, the trump administration has raise tariffs on billion worth of chinese goods. they went from the current 10% now to

>>in berkeley felipe should all kron 4 news. coming up we'll have well on the hit and run rampage to san francisco today that injured 6 pedestrian so coming up people in one east bay community. >>are fed up with all of the car break ins what they are doing to try to dete man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>breaking news tonight at 6 survey hit and run rampage in san francisco police say a woman driving a stolen suv hit 6 people and other cars while trying to get away from police here is video of the incident in fron

near the cal campus in berkeley has it meant you'd kron 4 news. >>where's the next place saturday sharks looking to keep on rolling and the stanley cup playoffs right now sharkey's lead the colorado avalanche 2 games to one in the best of 7 series. the puck will drop tonight at 7 o'clock in denver, if you'd like to watch with other sharks fans. there is a watch party tonight at avaya stadium, san jose that of course is the home of the san jose earthquakes. >>take a live look outside right now on this thursday early evening are sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge up there in the distance and chief meteorologist large cargo joins us as sounds like a great night for a watch party and outdoor soccer stadium, large yeah we've been put together some very uh nice days over the past few gorgeous out there right now looking live outside get just a little haze out there toward the goal gave no real fog but likely to see a little fog form a little later on this evening, but otherwise we've got some great weather out all around the bay area, high p

the particular type of wind that could be in trouble. >>> look at north berkeley and the berkeley hills, a lot of home surrounded by trees and dense vegetation. city leaders worry a fire can do real damage. that is why there are looking at an old approach to alert and evacuate people. . >> dozens veterans from el dorado county take a special trip all the way to washington d.c. but they never left california. >> more on the virtual honor flight. [ cheering ] >> reporter: they served our country. >> for a while there it got kind of wild. we were talking japanese submarines and planes and that is when i learned to pray. that was my meditation. >> reporter: for one reason or another many of these world war ii and korean war veterans were never able to make it to washington d.c. to visit monuments dedicated to their sacrifices. >> most of our veterans attending today are in their 90s we even have a 101 -year-old. the logistics of going to the airport, checking in, flying to d.c. and doing the tours is too much. >> today they took a virtual trip. pictures in front of a green screen and tourin

>>you see berkeley police. >>they will look to their surveillance cameras to get more images of this person to get it out to the public. in the meantime they're talking to witnesses because at this particular point they don't know if this person was actually a student at u c berkeley for somebody who went on to campus to plant a device. back to you. >>a san mateo county man is in jail accused of sexually assaulting children police say 47 year-old francisco nunez sexually assaulted 2 children under the age of 10 at a private home in past could they say it happened continuously for 6 years between 2009 and 2015 deputy say nunez may have taken advantage of more young victims. if you know anyone who has been in contact with nunez or has a allowed him to be around their children, the same to county sheriff's office is asking you to contact them right away. >>the head of the coast guard arrived from washington dc today to tour the san francisco bay with regional disaster preparedness officials are first marine kelly

>>in berkeley fully all kron 4 news. >>all rise step outside and see how things are looking on this thursday night at the bay bridge in the embarcadero. >>our chief meteorologist lawrence carlos joining us now with a look at our 4 zone forecast and the chance of rain returning a pretty fascinating and we're get laid the season. we've got a chance of showers in the short term in the long range maybe even looking more impressive as we get to next week but yet here we are. >>we got the cloud deck that is a sitting over head though some low clouds and fog stretching on shore. we have some drizzle today and then things start to get a little interesting is we've got another low pressure that's going to spin into the state temperatures today kind of taken a hit with all that cloud cover the slow burn off down a good 6 degrees in concord in livermore some numbers coming down there as we just couldn't get the sun to break through early enough so highs still running above average yesterday all running below average today mainly in

the fourth of the student at berkeley technology academy. police say laptop theft and robberies are common in public places like cafes. on monday for mask people stole two laptops, the suspects dropped one of them as they got into a getaway car. one week ago police say two separate armed robberies targeting groups of uc berkeley students have been within one hour of each other at night.>> students are easy targets for phone theft laptop that's. we have had a couple armed robberies now. it seems to be escalating.>> reporter: the victim is more concerned about the for teenagers, she does not want to press charges and does not want to see them go to jail. she says she hopes this incident openly sparks a conversation in the community about restorative justice member measures for teenagers.>>> a suspected arsonist is in custody tonight after a chase, 34-year-old michaelis brown is accused of starting two fires , before that pursuit he set fire to cars and a building in sierra court around 12:30 this morning. a man that owns a business there says

lisa hernandez is a berkeley public health officer. a local doctor notified the city that his patient was infected with measles and their investigation determined that only berkeley bowl was at risk for exposure. >> there were other exposure, but we don't need to notify the public because we've identified everyone that was at risk. >> dr. hernandez says the virus is easily transmitted and extremely contagious. it can affect up to 90% of people who are not vaccinated. the first-stage symptoms are a runny nose, red eyes, cough and a fever followed by a rash. >> the cdc says if you were exposed to consult your doctor. the city is telling people who shop here on may 7th to keep an eye out for symptoms until may 28th. in berkeley, ansar hasan, abc 7 news. >> to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread, go to our website abc 7 news.com. >> a high school coach and security guard who once worked for the 49ers is being credited oregon. police say a student brought a gun to park rose high school yesterday mor

in berkeley fully to call kron 4 news. >>the traffic nightmare this morning for some commuters, a tanker truck carrying cooking oil caught fire and forced the closure of lanes on westbound 5.80 for several hours, happened just after 05:00am on the approach to westbound 80. officials say the fire was caused by a blown tire on the tanker truck. the driver and a good samaritan try to put out the fire but alameda county firefighters had to be called in to control the flames who for all the lanes could be reopened. >>it is a family affair for the currys tonight as the nba playoffs continue featuring both steph curry of the warriors and seth curry of the blazers seven-step the 2 teams going at it for game, one of the western conference finals in oakland tonight and that's just one of many big storylines. >>we are watching tonight crime for sharon stone live for us at oracle arena where fans are pretty pumped up by imagine jr for game, one of this big series. >>well they certainly are can you always know when the game is about to

case in berkeley and in alameda county. shoppers and workers of the berkeley bowl an organ street may have been exposed to measles earlier this month. >>the city of berkeley public health says the infected person is not an employee here but came through the grocery store on may 7th between 3, 5, in the afternoon. so to dorian johnson but says he is vaccinated and fortunately nothing has happened for me, but. >>i hope it hasn't it doesn't >>shopper ron moore tell is not worried about the exposure. >>i got measles in the 50's and i survived quite nicely. everybody i know that it was no big deal. >>martell may have a lifetime immunity, but city health officer lisa hernandez says the person who contracted the illness while traveling abroad visited the store putting many at risk. >>when people asked what can i do. we know vaccines in effect it that way to prevent certain diseases, especially measles. >>hernandez says anyone not immunize could get sick if they travel through the same places measles is an airborne disease that mea

the suspect targeted victims in oakland, san francisco, and berkeley. police say 43-year-old stefan jefferson then headed to nevada where he shot and wounded a douglas county sheriff's deputy. he is facing three counts of murder. no word on motives, but police say the suspect knew all three victims. >>> a proposal to shut down san francisco's juvenile hall has passed a crucial committee vote. the committee voted unanimously to move the closure forward. they called for a plan to develop alternatives by 2021. the proposal was spurred by reports the city spent $12 million a year on juvenile hall. but the beds are mostly empty. the measure moved to the board of supervisors for a final vote. >>> a woman in los angeles is facing serious charges this evening. she is accused of two attempted kidnappings inside mcdonald's restaurants. video shows the moment the woman grabs a toddler and carries him out. the woman didn't get very far. she was stopped in the parking lot by a witness and then she fled the scene. this all happened tuesday afternoon. but yesterday, p

dozen occupants from their berkeley home this morning. firefighters say the blaze was tough to put out. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard joins us now. good to know the people made it out. >> reporter: for sure. firefighters here at station 2 say crawl spaces and lots of fuel inside that house made it difficult to put the fire out. 12 people now looking for a new place to live. a rude awakening for people living inside this home on hearst avenue in berkeley. >> a lot of black smoke and some names. >> reporter: neighbors watched firefighters battle the two-alarm blaze which started about 7:30 a.m. engulfing the top floors of the house. >> it was actually already blowing through the attic space when we arrived. initial reportse we disabled occupants trapped on the second floor. luckily, those residents made it out on their own. >> reporter: in fact, all 12 people living here escaped. >> it was scary but i felt like they had it under control. >> reporter: the berkeley fire chief said there were challenges inside the home -- crawl spaces

have been this far as morning commutes in the past with rainfall so be a cinch free of weather wise berkeley looking really good this morning and temperatures really not all that bad either we're off to a very moderate start. temperatures in the 50's right now ahead of high temperatures eventually later on even warmer than yesterday's today, a few more areas in the east bay back up into those 80's ahead of even more 80's in your forecast to come. i'll get to that. still ahead. daria james 5 oh 2 right now. >>and police in millbrae are looking for a man who exposed himself to 2 girls outside of a middle school for sarah stinson on that story for us this morning live with the latest sarah. >>yeah the search is underway right now police are looking for the man who exposed himself to 2 girls were walking. at taylor middle school actually near the upper parking lot and the students did the right thing they ran towards the classrooms to safety. didn't waste any time now this happened yesterday at taylor middle school on taylor boulevard around 10 40 in the morning. the girl said the man was who wh

this is the berkeley curve. folks speeding off the berkeley curve clearly distracted by all of this going on here. i would be distracted at all. i don't plame them. we don't need the secondary crashes which tend to happen. what's going on is as more crews are arriving to help with traffic controls right here, critical point. everybody is speeding in and out of oakland and visible from the east shore freeway, we had the earlier slowdown across the bay bridge which caused an rarely backup. that cleared up across the span. getting away from the area, the other crash i'm talking about affecting folks past golden gate field. the connector at the richmond-san rafael bridge is clear. the rest of the day will look pretty good. if it's slow, we can have the option toward the san mateo bridge. maybe you want to do that. but at least the weather is dry. no other problems. >> yeah. at least we're not having to deal with rain today. the storm system approaching from the north. that will be our issue tomorrow in the north bay

ter current temperatures, those are in the 50's mounain 57 hayward a 56 dublin, oakland berkeley low to mid 50's right now pittsburgh in the 60's to kick things off so it is actually a pretty a mild start to the day winds a little on the calmer side than they have been in today will be one of the calmer days we felt in a while some winds will still pick up a bit in the afternoon, especially a closer to the coast where you're going to see that push of cloud cover later in the day. much like yesterday when that marine layer tries to scoop back in making for a foggy finish to the day for coastal areas so 50's to start 60's and 70's by noontime in look worse and by the afternoon, sunny and warm conditions. some upper 70's if not low 80's for many of our inland areas. but even warmer temperatures are just around the corner to i'm talking about what exactly do expect a day by day rounding out this weekend making our way into the weekend. still to come. robin. >>all right sounds good john. thank you very much. let's check in on the morning commute now and see how traffic is moving around th

at 9th and cedar streets that's in northwest berkeley. the truck was traveling east when that cyclists struck it a 50 year-old man de is been identified as a cyclist he was taken to hospital and again he's listed in critical condition this morning. police in walnut creek are looking for a man who attacked someone at a bar. this is a photo of the person, they're looking for it happened at mass masses sports park that's on north main street 2 weeks ago the suspect injured a man after he smashed a glass against the victim's face. and for california's high speed rail project has been revealed but now officials are asking for more money and more time to get it done. the project update shows that the rail lines from bakersfield timmer said will be ready by the year 2028. the construction costs would be at an increase of one billion and though the fa's calls for plans in los angeles and san francisco. it also shows that there's a month no money committed to them nor funds approved after their 2030 fresno sentiment. jim patterson is calling on th

amber lee is live in berkeley where she spoke with a photographer who captured images back in 1969. >> reporter: julie, the photographer shared with us his photos and tonight there was special event remembering what happened 50 years ago. on this night there was an event described as a teach-in to commemorate the people's park protest of 1969. it was may 15th when the demonstrations turned deadly. the protests stemmed from opposition to uc berkeley's plans to turn the park into an athletic field. a former frequent lance photographer's photos are showcased in a new book. >> i went up to the roof to get a shot like this. >> reporter: he was 26 years old then. he captured the photos of one man who was shot by police that later died from his injuries. >> that's my most vivid memory. that was an escalation of the violence. >> police sprayed tear gas from helicopters. >> reporter: he recalls the sound of the helicopter and the sight of it spraying the tear gas. >> reporter: the chaos, police actions, the arrests, a movement that was the '60s. he is seen wearing helmet confronted by police o