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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. discovered that people were being put in prison for falsifying soil data. and that started us down a little bit of a nightmare. homeowners living at the hunters point shipyard are getting more bad news tonight. new reports out indicate radioactive contamination could be more widespread than we first thought. good evening. i m larry beil. and i m am that daetz. the hunter s point naval shipyard has been making headlines after allegations surfaced that fake soil swamps checked. kate larsen was at the meeting joining us now live in the newsroom. kate? well, that s right. nuclear policy specialist put out these two reports tonight. dan hirsh is the president of a nonprofit focused on nuclear safety issues. he says more than 80 radioactive ships were brought to hunter s point severely contaminating much more of the area than originally thought. hunter s point is one of the most contaminated sites in a highly populated urban area
confusion on cal s campus tonight over a series of right-wing speeches. students are uncertain how it will affect them or even if it will happen.go mod kristen sze. and larry beal. the four-day event starts on sunday. university police say they ll be ready no matter what happens. katie? reporter: organizers say they ll release a list of speakers tomorrow at a press conference. because there s been a lot of confusion as to who s actually speaking during this free speech week. meanwhile, the city of berkeley has released a list of banned items, basically anything that could be used as a weapon. the university of california berkeley is preparing for the worst ahead of an event dubbed political week. commentator myron whose event planned in february deteriorated into a riot. it got national attention. that s why the people are here. if you would let him speak, none of this would have happened. reporter: wasserman debated political organizers who planned to protest. we v
worst ahead of an event dubbed free speech week. it s led by political commentator myron whose event planned in february deteriorated into a riot. it got national attention. that s why the people are here. if you would let him speak, none of this would have happened. reporter: wasserman debated political organizers who planned to protest. we ve got to have the whole community coming out to shut them down for the safety thf community. reporter: cal s police chief estimates several million will be spent to ensure student safety next week. more officers are being brought in, as has done in the past. this even as the speaker list evolves. because of the unknowns, we are treating it as if it s going all the way. we are caught between a rock and a hard place. our compliance with the first amendment of the law as a public institution is not discretionary. reporter: some students say they re caught in the middle, too. i m going to see how it looks on monday and decide