Theres case law regarding the hecklers veto. You can look it up. The case law says that threats of violence in the generalized sense that the university has described mainly internet research, recent research, thats not sufficient. Both parties i think are are are a little bit culpable. Reporter this person is the president of bridge cal a moderate group that fought for the visit. Its become more about headlines and testing the limits of free speech on both parts. Reporter he worries tomorrow will be dangerous for in the physical sense and the campuss reputation. We look so bad as a campus community. Im worried about ucberkeley perception in the media. Reporter classes have not been canceled. Students are advised to watch for police updates. They will continue to update that as events happen throughout the day tomorrow. Susie steimle, kpix 5. Coulter told Fox News Channel this free speech showdown is bigger than berkeley. Yes, they want to destroy and squelch conservative speech. But t
The santa cruz wharf will be closed today. We have a light to moderate cell south of sonoma. Spotty showers, spotty in nature throughout the day. Over the Santa Cruz Mountains light rainfall and certainly more rain for the east bay. Right now we have road closures along i80. Heading to the high country theres a winter storm warning in effect. This remains in effect through monday morning, were talking impressive snow accumulations, another 3 to 4 feet. Gusts, wind gusts 30 to 45 Miles Per Hour. And thats down to the lower elevations folks. Wind gusts 140 Miles Per Hour possible. Back down here were tracking the front as it moves out. Notice here i paused sunday around 3 00 where were starting to see more rain move through. Well continue to see showers throughout the day today and on through our monday morning commute. In fact through much of the day on monday. A high wind warning remains in effect for much of the bay area. Especially the Higher Elevations and the coastal regions. So we
They would have found the name on the i. D. Looked at the face and knew it was you. Reporter kelly went back and asked one of the officers why they were checking i. D. S on a domestic flight that had not made any stops. He said leave it alone, this is something we do on a regular basis. I said, ive been on hundreds of flights, i dont know anything that has been through this. And this seems sudden with the change in administration and all the declarations that have been made he said leave it alone. Reporter when the officer walked away, she took a picture so she would remember the name of the agency. U. S. Customs and border protection. She says if there was a wanted criminal on the plane there was probably a way to find that person without inconveniencing dozens of people. Its almost like they wanted their presence known. And it makes me afraid, honestly. Reporter we reach out, and they said the customs and Border Agency has an explanation on why they checked the i. D. S on the plane.
Have seen their backyards. Fal l into the creek. The pool is just feet from going down. A trampoleen is on the edge. A fence is dangling. Root systems. Used to be hidden by earth. Now theyre exposed after trees fell into the creek. And those homeowners say several other nearby neighborhoods are also potentially at risk. The homeowners say theyve asked the city of pleasanton, alameda county, and the army corps of engineers. Getting little or no response. Adding to their frustration. They say even though their trees and land has been swallowed into the creek. Theyre not even allowed to fix the problem without getting approved for work permits. Theyre literally scared their homes are not far away from plummeting into the creek. David raun has lived there for 20 years. He says his backyard used to be a slope and now its a cliff. Davin raun, homeowner this is the worst its been in 20 years. Weve lost 20 feet of our backyard. Our neighbor has lost 40 feet. Raun says theres always been an ero
Us the properties in danger. Debora . Reporter julie, family members say they still live here as there are luxury 2 million homes looking just fine here. But their backyards are falling away. Reporter what use today be a slope is now a cliff. And the family lives on the edge. Their neighbor hasnt even worked a. Backyard tram trampoline is about to go over. It will keep going because there is nothing to protect. Reporter to protect from the royal de la day la laguna, widening to about 200 yards and carving an s turn so instead of flowing past their lot it slammed straight into them. Ron e spent countless ron spent count louse hours worrying about what could happen. Wed be at our home at night when it is raining hard and the whole the whole house would shake. Now we know its in our dc in our backyard. Homeowners say it is not only a threat for them, but railroad commuters. It can be halted, theyre reviewing that right now. Reporter multiple agencies are out and surveyiers are out. Evalua