and bonita. authorities believe video showing the encounter on december 5 you see the suspects approached the victim. one grabbed his backpack and fired three shots before they ran away. a second video shows the suspects vehicle. a newer model light four-door sedan possibly a chevy impala. amber talk to the shooting and robbery victim tonight. reporter: the victim tells me he is a graduate student at uc berkeley. he had been returning from school he parked his car and suddenly he was attack. the video shows the uc berkeley graduate student in white getting out of a silver subaru hatchback after parking it. on the left two men are walking towards the student. one quickens his pace and tries to grab the victims backpack. he showed up right next to me. he pulled my bag. i pulled it back. as a reactive action. reporter: the victim asked us not to reveal his identity plan it shows the suspect firing one-shot and dragging the victim to the sidewalk and firing two more shots
and concrete into the damaged emergency spillway that was considered to be at risk of failing. officials have now gotten enough water out of the reservoir to handle the runoff from the coming storms. the next four storms should not threaten really any approaching, any kind of a threat towards the emergency spillway. the state says it s goal is to keep the lake level low enough so that the emergency spillway won t be needed again. certainly wasn t up to the task this weekend but officials say the repairs they are doing now should allow it to be used again if necessary. live coverage from oroville showing signs of life again. ktvu s debora villalon tells us evacuees are making their way home fully aware they could be ordered out again. deb? reporter: that s right, julie. the order is lifted. the warning is not. but it is really nice to see cars moving again, lights on and people out on the streets in oroville. so many communities downstream became ghost towns and now af
with police and we will go back out to her in just about 90 seconds. thank you for joining us, october 14th, i am pam cook. let s talk about weather and traffic and steve, how should we dress for the weather today. a lot of low clouds are in place, temperatures are in the 50s for most but it will hang up and the low clouds are there. it is setting the stage and it looks leak at least three systems and temperatures will take a plunk and probably plunk and not move much. 62 oakland and walnut creek. travis still southwest at 16 and there is more of a westerly component. lots of low clouds, some local low drizzle light rain and manically couldn t fined overnight. and by this evening, 70s, you remember those 70s, they are back. here is sal. we have a serious crash westbound, it is westbound 880 near the hunter hill rest area. traffic is very slow from american cap beyond road and in fact people are being detoured off 37 and they are going back around and if you drive even
double scan showing that we are seeing the rain across cape may cumberland, kent and southern new castle county in delaware but mainly this has been a snow event and some of the snow is heavy. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing where you see this purple color this pinkish color this is where you have the greatest lift, you have the heaviest precipitation and this snow is falling at the rate of about 1 to 2 inches per hour primarily in burlington county. this is the heaviest snow and this band will continue to push to the east and we ll gradually see that snow tapering off from the west to the east as we head through the evening hours. the visibility definitely affected by the snow. visibility down to a half mile in philadelphia, allentown and trenton also a half mile, 3 miles in wilmington and 1.3-mile visibility in reading. temperatures most of our viewing area right around freezing. the exception wildwood, 37 and dover 35 degrees. that s where we re getting the rain.