heavy police presence. and physical barriers including fencing and concrete. there were some heated moments as this march wound down. the crowd circled and taunted a few people they thought had come from the speech. they thought -- they were identifying them as all to write. police escorted them away for their own safety. >> they did not care about asking me about my ideology. i support gay marriage. i am pro-choice. i have many liberal values. and yet they decided to single me out. they needed a scapegoat. someone to yell at.>> reporter: police had good reason to try to keep people apart. there was one physical altercation. a punch from after an argument that we saw on the street between a protester and someone who had come from the speech. we saw two people on the ground. one person -- did not appear anyone was seriously injured. berkeley police put the arrest number at 9. the overwhelming security measures. the virtual lockdown of the hearts of campus appears to have done the trick as far as keeping violence from happening. now to the speech itself. reaction from those who watched.>> reporter: the main floor holds a little more than 1000 people. it was mostly full. some people said they came from as far away as san jose or sacramento. not everyone who was there was a fan. over all despite the differences of opinion the discourse was civil. >> ladies and gentlemen mr. ben shapiro.>> reporter: the speech started late. once he got started he spoke without being interrupted. except for cheers and applause. he made provocative statements.>> there are students that do want to hear differing abuse. don't want to be told they can only hear one of you. who don't believe the first amendment should die under the birkenstocks of a bunch of anarchist communist pieces of garbage.>> reporter: he was not a white supremacist. he says he is not a supporter of president trump. stephen and. he blasted the audit right and the left from what he calls campus thuggery that he says discriminates against white men. that everyone agreed with his views. a line formed the q&a session. he invited opponents to speak first. security was tight.>> it is hard to hold an event like this when there is so many strong opinions. they did a great job.>> reporter: the speech and questions lasted 90 minutes. some people agreed with him. others did not. most just wanted to hear the dialogue. >> we can get to a brighter moment if we stopped identifying as numbers and groups. and see each other's as individuals made in god's image. >> most of his political positions are well thought. i liked it. i was a little unhappy with ideological inefficiencies he had. generally i was happy with the level of unity and openness of conversation. >> people put in a lot of work to make this happen. we are happy all of that work has culminated in what has been a successful event.>> reporter: the security inside the hall was just as tight as it was on the perimeter that you saw earlier. we did not see any fights. no yelling or anything like that. certainly differences of opinion. it ended with people feeling like get exercise free speech without being persecuted. uc berkeley officials say they spent $600,000 on security just for tonight. they held a briefing after shapiro finished. they expressed satisfaction the security measures appeared to have paid off. pretty much all campus leaders -- was at the university tonight including the chancellor. i think it would be safe and accurate to say there was a sense of relief. and satisfaction the event was able to go forward.>> reporter: our coverage continues@ktvu.com. posted more video and photos on the front page. president trump reaffirmed his support for legislation that would protect 800,000 daca recipients from deportation. he stopped short of calling it a path for citizenship. >> we are not looking at citizenship or amnesty. allowing people to stay here. we are working with everybody. republicans. we are working with democrats. i spoke with paul ryan.>> republicans insist there has been no final deal on daca. the president discussed the protections for so-called dreamers at a white house dinner last night with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer.>> we agreed that the president would support enshrining the daca protections into law. >> the deal with the daca. they want to include border security. the president met -- wants to make sure it is a part of any deal. he is the ultimate dealmaker.>> trump says negotiation would not include funding for his planned wall along the mexican border. that will come later. he warned democrats not to obstruct him. president trump reportedly told attorney general jeff sessions to resign after the appointment of robert mueller. the new york times reports trump berated and humiliated sessions. during an oval office meeting in july. the president was reportedly outraged over his decision to recuse himself from the investigation into russia's meddling in the election. the new york times reports the president unleashed a string of insults at the attorney general calling him disloyal. and eight at a day care has been arrested for sexual assault. san jose police arrested the 18- year-old man at jumping up learning circles for touching a nine-year-old during an afterschool program. police have not released the name of the man. they believe he was a minor at the time. they are now working with the daycare to see if there could be more victims. oakland released a video today taken at the ghost ship warehouse two years before the fire that killed 86. police officer hector chavez was investigating a noise complaint in march 2015. he was told people were being charged me five dollars to get into an unpermitted party. he pushed the door on the officers leg. after 20 minutes the officer said he was going to take action. >> when i come back i'm going to give you a fine. it is going to be a very expensive fine. i'm still going to make sure the city knows about this place. i'm going to talk to the owner as well.>> the officer road an incident report but did not cite anyone. it is not clear if other departments were notified. police are now required to report any illegal parties they come across to their supervisor and to notify other city agencies. a homicide investigation that has been cold for 30 years. the victim was jogging along a trail in tilden park in berkeley hills when she was killed. detectives told a new sketch can cracked the case.>> reporter: inspiration point is a picture x trail in berkeley hills with the sweeping views of a peaceful reservoir and winding trails perfect for hiking or biking. when word spread 27 years ago of a woman's gruesome murder on that trail it is a story this bicyclist never forgot. >> it is amazing even though the case has been cold all these years. they are still looking and pick it up. >> they have just released this new sketch of a man believed to be responsible for the death of maria weed hopper. >> on november 15, 1990 232- year-old woman was jogging alone on the trail when she was raped and strangled. her truck was located park and inspiration point. her body was discovered a mile away along the trail. >> there were witnesses who recalled seeing a suspicious mail sitting on a bench and inspiration point. he was smoking cigarettes one after the other. those cigarette butts were collected in the dna matched the dna found on the victim. we knew the person was the suspect. this was the original schedule that was released said to be a white male in his 20s. for decades they tried matching the dna to a man fitting the description to no avail. recently they thought -- they sought a dna technology company and virginia. they specialize in phenotyping which enables them to predict physical appearance and and -- and ancestry from dna evidence. that help them narrow their suspect list. >> we do have persons of interest. one of the persons is dead. the other person no longer lives in the country. that is consistent with what our theory is.>> reporter: getting closure for her family is paramount. they are working to ensure the killer doesn't take another innocent life. they had profiled -- profilers examine the case in the crime. the suspect is likely to commit another heinous act. there is a possibility the suspect is either dead or in another country. police say they are having trouble tracking him down. coming of the bay area's homelessness crisis. why some say rent control laws on the books are contributing to the problem. bart named in a lawsuit by victims of a violent crime. the accusation they do little to protect passengers. lots of sunshine today across most of the area. a little bit of a warming trend in the are friday forecast that my continue into the weekend. six people suing bart over mob style robberies on trains in march and april. the lawsuit claims they knew of a pattern of violent crime at the coliseum station and did nothing to stop it. they are asking for $1 million per plaintiff. the victims have similar stories. they were on a train when a group of 40-60 juveniles the and robbed them. >> these kids all of a sudden swarmed started grabbing laptops and phones. i thought they were screwing around. he is running down with my phone. i pursuit. one of his accomplices turned around and said give me your wallet and your watch or i will shoot you. >> the attorney says the agency has expressed regret for the attacks. patrols have increased in problem areas. hart says there are no facts to support the allegations. that they are ignoring crime. we've been looking into the bay area homeless issues. we are highlighting laws to protect renters that may be forcing people out onto the streets. and attorney says the laws were written years ago.>> reporter: the bay area housing problem has grown. at a speed many people and laws could not have prepared for according to the attorney. >> landlords and tenants take the current housing law has contributed to at least the rental crisis.>> reporter: the cost of hawkins housing act which governs ordinance of. rent control laws prevent landlords from keeping up with the rising maintenance costs over time. he says eviction laws make landlords afraid to rent to low income tenants. the eviction process is so difficult. some tenants don't feel laws protect them enough.>> these are written two decades ago. they are written before we experience the intensity of this crisis. no one predicted there would be such intense activity with respect to evictions. and landlords and tenants fighting each other.>> reporter: developers are more equipped to survive and thrive under current laws. for small owners. >> you are risking homelessness if someone does not pay you rent. we have to update the laws. have to rewrite them. but also a good idea to bring in social workers and economies.>> we have activists on both sides but if the politicians only listen to the activists. then we may never do it. the short answer is yes. if there is will and desire. on sunday join us for part two of an hour-long special on homelessness. leaders from bay area's biggest cities will be here to talk about how they are handling homeless problems. it airs at 9 pm right here on ktvu. reports google parent company might make an investment and ridesharing. alphabet is in talks with lift for a $1 billion investment. the the company is commenting. apple -- alphabet spin off is already reportedly working to test the self driving cars. retailers plan to hire more seasonal workers than last year. target says he plans on hiring 100,000 employees for the holiday season. that is 30,000 more than last year. companies like macy's michaels and the gap are also expected to hire more workers. despite a shift to online sales. tesla ceo says the company when unveil its long-range all electric semi truck october 26 in hawthorne california. in a tweet he roped worth seeing this beast in person. it is unreal. and all is expected to cost around $100,000. two officers were honored for heroism. sergeant timothy reynolds and officer kevin machado at a ceremony in elk grove. sergeant reynolds was on a transport bus full of prisoners when a speeding driver caused a crash on the northern california highway. you pulled passengers out of the burning cars and save the lives of four people. officer much ado was off duty and out shopping when a man pulled a knife and started threatening people. he confronted the man and identified himself and ordered the man to drop his knife. officer much ado ultimately had to fire his weapon injuring the attacker and ending the threat. i don't look at myself as a hero. i look at myself as someone who was placed in a situation where i could help them. this goes back to my childhood. i used to do ride along with my father. it was always helping someone who could not help himself. >> dozens of other officers were also recognized for acts of bravery and service at today's ceremony. more sunshine today across a good portion of the area. lots of overcast yesterday. the key headline for tomorrow. a little bit of a warm-up on friday. some more 80s showing up for some of the inland neighborhoods. 70s and the costs. 60s. yesterday we had cloud cover because an area of low pressure. it is heading into the nevada. patchy fog redeveloping your portions of the costs. pushing locally back into the bay. sfo reporting cloudy skies right now. some of the current numbers. santa rosa 59. san jose 53. livermore upper 50s. wind speeds a breeze in concorde fairfield westerly 20 miles per hour. sfo 21. half moon bay wind gusts of 23 miles per hour at last check. looking out to the bay bridge. we will have patchy fog in this area tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 50s. down to the upper 40s out to napa. patchy fog for friday morning. 7 am. lunch time partly sunny. tomorrow warmer. downtown symphysis go mostly sunny skies. 70 degrees. this cooler weather system kicking off to the north and east. a little bit of a warm-up into friday and saturday. more 80s out there. no major heats. no triple digits. no 90s. low to middle 80s. looking ahead to next week we could see energy died in from the north. definitely some clouds. cooler temperatures. shower chances of to eureka into early next week. tomorrow enjoy it. temperatures will be warmer. out to santa rosa. fairfield in vacaville lots of 80s. oakland 74. livermore 82. san jose 80. gilroy 83. san francisco clouds in the morning. probably to mostly sunny in the afternoon. warmer into saturday. holding things steady for sunday. more clouds next week with a drop in temperatures. starting to feel like fall. especially in the morning. fall begins a week from tomorrow. deyonta davis tried to make it two in a row over the red sox. mark will tell us -- take us to fenway and tell us that they were successful or not. how would you like to take a flight on this plane? a new partnership with the san francisco giant. and airbus -- and team colors will begin flying next year. the news continues in two minutes. mi no ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. another exciting game for the indians. >> just think of it. no team has ever done this.>> there was a tie in there. the new york giants.>> let's talk about the here and now. that is the the indians. 22 victories in a row. no ties. they went about it differently tonight.. looking -- christmas did, early. in the bottom of the ninth inning. alex gordon the gold glove outfielder going after -- instead with the indians trailing francisco delivers a game tying double sending the indian fans to delirium. the bottom of the 10th.>> j bruce delivers the game winning hits. he had a three run homer yesterday. he came over in a trade. what a turnaround. the indians enjoying at all. 22 in a row. they play the royals all weekend long. the giants played the dodgers last night and took the night off. if you saw the game you know what i am talking about. they had a scheduled night off today. deyonta davis and their fans -- the a's in their fans enjoying an afternoon in fenway park. deyonta davis all season long the problems with the defense. it happens again. this doesn't happen often for matt chapman. a bad error on the throw. a rarity for him. is set up a big inning. a three run sixth inning for the red sox. they scored one on a sacrifice fly. andrew -- he had three hits today of the a's pitching. a two run single. the loan a's highlight deliberate off the bat of ryan healy. he has done it a lot this year. 25 times. drew palmer a former a cruzes to his 16th victory. the nfl thursday nights. it is like the junkyard of games. texans in cincinnati. you have to celebrate watson as he did. his 22nd birthday. he will bounce back beautifully from the big sack of geno atkins. welcome to the nfl. he response beautifully. just like he did in the national title game shaking off the kids to make big plays happen. the rookie is not rattled. this is one play. after he was beaten on that one -- 49 yards per the only touchdown of the game. 39 texans. that is the sporting life. that turned into a good play in a bad game. >> i guess the first one with the patriot and the chiefs was interesting.>> the 49ers next thursday. against the rams. thank goodness i knew that. >> you know everything.>> see you later everyone. thank you for joining us. have a good night. sam just snagged it from you canhomegoods.is frenchie. it reminds him of bennie. only quieter. you can't have this frenchie. but new finds are always arriving. so you can find something so you, for less. at homegoods. ren wailing, indistinct conversations ] do we know anything? oh, no. they're in there now with the doctor. we're lucky, though. the paramedics said it could've been a lot worse. my god, how did this even happen? there he is. big day's coming up. what do you want for your birthday, big dog? it's okay. i'm good. come on. the sky's the limit. dream big, my boy. well, i guess i could use a belt. a belt? yeah, you're right. i don't need it. an extension cord works pretty good. phil: every year, luke's birthday falls right around thanksgiving, and so it gets lost in the holiday shuffle. yeah, one year we forgot completely, and we had to improvise a cake out of stuffing. which, by the way, he was fine with. he's one of those kids, you get him a gift, and all he wants to do is play with the box. yeah, one year we actually just got him a box -- a really nice box. and we made the mistake of putting it in a gift bag. so he played with the gift bag. w-we can't get it right. no.

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