education. today ann coulter told the associated press she won t be coming. but student organizers with the berkeley patriot tell nbc bay area while the list of speakers is in flux the event is still on. the only chance i consider that mill of not coming is if something is wrong with his guarantee. i can t guarantee the event is going on. if the speakerers comes we ll be ready. the university is in the dark about who is and isn t coming. but are determined to keep the campus safe. we are going to be staging the area for the secure environment. meebl counterdemonstrations are in the works including four days of speakers on the north side of campus. an event called our free speech united against hate. essentially to offset the free speech week froms berkeley patriots. student artists staged their own kickoff of what they expect to be a spectacle. going into the free speech week people aren t going into this alone. they have a team to back them up. that is the
livermore. i should say san jose and upper 80s livermore and concord. with he will detail the cool down for the rest of the weekend and talk about october coming back in a few minutes. chris. lisa, thank you. this morning a team from the national transportation safety board will begin their first full day of investigation into the deadly duck boat crash in seattle. for the fires time we are hearing from the bay area family that was thrown from it, but survived to tell their story. this fremont story was on vacation in seattle when the cash happened. she remains that hospital in washington state. we have more. this was supposed to be a weekend getaway from the moody family to celebrate a relative s birthday. instead the survivors of a deadly seattle crash that killed four foreign exchange students. this is a crash that greg moody saw coming a split second before the impact. i heard him say oh, no, we are in trouble and i saw us going right to the bus. greg, his daugh
the pope arrives for the second leg of his trip. reporter: he arrived in new york city. the pope arrived at jfk after becoming the first pope ever to address lawmakers. the pope attended a prayer service at st. patrick s cathedral. good evening joel. reporter: good evening to you, after months of waiting and so much anticipation there s big buzz in the big apple now that pope francis has arrived here in new york city. reporter: this historic trip by pope francis is his first ever visit to new york city. pope benedict xvi was here in twaeug. in 2008. today is my birthday. i would love to see him, even from far away. i don t find. that would be my biggest birthday for today. reporter: security is tight with 6,000 extra nypd officers. pope francis was greeted by the mayor and other officials. inside a packed house. the pontiff officers blessing not only to the catholic faithful but muslims as well. i unite myself with you all. en la plegaria en dio a nuestro pa
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and good evening. i m erin burnett, out front on this friday night. baltimore police say they are focusing on what happened inside the van after freddie gay was arrested. late today the police commissioner admitting his officers made major mistakes. we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon as he should have been. no excuses for that, period. we know our police employees failed to give him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. obviously major admissions there. the police officer also released the picture you are looking at here. they are focusing in on the witness. all right, so they say the arrest is happening on the right but what they want you to look at is the man standing alone in the middle of the street. they say he was filming it. they don t have that footage. they want to question the man. bus loads of out of town protesters joining what organizers promise is a protest that will shut the city down. brian todd is out front tonight. he s