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speaker series that would include coulter said things are gone sour between his group bridge usa and berkeley college republicans. it was an immediate divide between us and the conservative groups organizing this because while we wanted the facilitation of dialogue, they wanted provocation. i don t believe freedom of speech is a partisan issue. reporter: still both bridge usa and berkeley republicans say they welcome her visit in the future. if ann coulter is willing to come to u.c. berkeley the invitation is open. all eyes are on us. it will be all eyes on us again. reporter: melanie woodrow abc 7 news. they have had their share of violent protests reese lently and there is some concern there to be more trouble tomorrow. abc 7 news report irlaura anthony live on the berkeley campus with that part of the story. laura? reporter: hi, larry. u.c. officials here at the police department wrapped up a press conference. they told us they are preparing for whate ....
camera right now, and it s 58 degrees. the peninsula, 57. and the tri-valley as the sun rises, 56 degrees. you can see the low visibility in the north bay camera and in san francisco. we re at 55 degrees right now. then was we head through the day, we re going to see times of some light rain and highs reaching into the mid to upper 60s. pretty much like yesterday as far as temperatures. and it will be a little cooler along the coastline and in the city. we ll take a look ahead to some warmer and drier conditions heading into the end of the week. that s coming up in eight minutes. mike is giving us a look at the tri-valley. that s right. because traffic flow is very easy on the peninsula, and even the south bay. we haven t really started with the silicon valley community just yet. the tri-valley does see a little build for traffic flow. also, hayward in the castro valley, an issue at the dublin interchange. a disabled vehicle reported. i don t see slowing that s unusua ....
places in the country including the bay area city of richmond. sf city attorney dennis herrera said trump has the wrong idea about immigrants. the president is selling fear. he is trying to paint all immigrants as criminals. and nothing could be further from the truth. the federal government had argued that the two counties interpreted the executive order too broadly saying it would affect less than $1 million for santa clara and possibly no money for san francisco. the order has led to additional lawsuits one in seattle and two in massachusetts. the san francisco and santa clara suits were the first to get heard before a judge. president trump goes behind closed doors with key members of his cabinet and senators today to discuss the escalating nuclear threat in north korea. white house officials will hold a similar session with house members at the capital. this comes as an american submarine arrived in a south korean port and a missile defense system was install ....
we need to have the opportunity to ask general flynn directly why he concealed these foreign payments. legal troubles mount for president trump s former national security advisor. to shorthand this, would you say after what you reviewed today that general flynn is in a heap of trouble? yes, yes. clearly you can t do this. the president wants to tack a 20% tariff on canadian lumber, which will it start a trade war? it certainly started a back and forth. we can t let canada or anybody else take advantage and do what they did to our workers and to our farmers. president trump has summoned all 100 members of the united states senate to the white house today for a briefing on north korea. the worry is that this rhetoric, overheated rhetoric from donald trump draws the united states into a conflict. wasn t prepared for this. the rain is fading away in north carolina, but there is still the threat of flooding. the biggest issue right now is being able to na ....
10%. the workers have not had a raise in five years. it doesn t keep up with the cost of living, doesn t keep up with surrounding agency, not a fair and equitable deal. the city has a very fair and competitive offer on the table. reporter: sunnyvale s mayor says it s not fiscally viable despite the union ruling in the favor and forced to cut services. we have a $300 million calpers hit, and it s $82 million above what the city is proposing. reporter: if city employees do strike, it could be felt in the libraries, parks, and city departments to the 140,000 sun have avale residents. i think it could be rash to think about planning a strike. we re finding out that even with our salary combined it s still hard to live in this area so i understand. reporter: essential services like police and fire will not be impacted. the union plans to notify city leaders about this potential strike tomorrow, giving them reasonable notice. and he told me this strike could h ....