a small plane crashes in oregon, killing one person. they were on their way to the eclipse viewing area. we learned about the pilots possible tied to the bay area. the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. an investigation underway to discover the cause of the deadly lane crash. >> the plane went down yesterday afternoon near and airport in oregon, known

hotspot for those chasing the solar eclipse. it crashed and burned into flames. >> we have live coverage tonight from the sam carlos airport the flight is said to have originated. >> reporter: that is right. many of the pilots we spoke to here at the sam carlos airport did not want to talk about the crash, either because they do not have enough information, or they did not know the pilot who lost his life. we did hear some interesting theories about how this crash could have happened. on a regular races, planes and leaving this airport for oregon. >> tens, if not hundreds of people going to oregon, boise, and other areas just to see 10 minutes of the eclipse. >> reporter: one plane and its pilot did not make it. the single engine plane crashed

at around 1:50 in the afternoon. fully engulfed in flames, first responders raced to the scene, just 1 mile south of the airport. the brothers watch from a distance. >> i was driving my grandpa's four wheeler around the pasture and i saw the plane come down and crash in the canyon over there. >> it went down. >> reporter: it was connected to a bay area pilot from menlo park. there expecting 400 flights in advance of monday's eclipse. without a control tower, a mobile tower was brought in to handle the air traffic. this in itself can prove challenging. >> i believe that they probably put a temporary person with the radio, rather than a physical

tower, because it is only for one day, which makes it somewhat challenging for whoever works on the ground trying to come -- control the airplanes of the air. we run was one of many pilots who did not know the man who lost his life and are now questioning how the accident happened. >> there tons of fires in oregon. i'm curious to see where it this airport is. i came from portland on wednesday this week and i counted at least 20 fires in many areas around medford in the north all the way to salem. the eclipse is expected to last two minutes. the pilot we spoke to said that he doubted that the plane was poorly constructed, because it had been in the ever quite some time. he said that with all the forest fires happening right now, visibility is very poor at the lower elevations in oregon. preparations are well

underway for tomorrow's solar eclipse. today, then eclipse event for kids. >> reporter: trying to create an eclipse is the task of lila and her mom. >> it's hard to get it to lineup correctly. >> reporter: getting the shadow's lineup in the right spot is difficult and drive some the point that the eclipse is unique. >> the sun and the moon take up a little space in the sky. they had -- the idea of them being in the same place at the same time is a rare event. >> reporter: the students visiting the lawrence hall of science are getting a preview of monday's solar eclipse. >> it will probably just be kind of like a twilight, instead of in the middle of the day.>> reporter: it begins at 9 am on monday and hit its peak at 10:15 am.

>> the height of it is during my science class, so that will be kind of fun. >> reporter: viewing the eclipse requires protective eyeglasses. >> you see a little bit of light. >> reporter: these of the last few days of viewing the sun is a white ball.>> my guess is that based on what i have read is that we will have a kind of art here. it will be a little bit shaded, but i'm not sure full be this way or this way. >> reporter: either way, she's excited to see what happened. >> and that will be look at shadows, we would see that their little more lopsided than usual because a source of light, the sun, would be more lopsided than usual.>> reporter: in less than three hours, it is over. but the event may have a lasting impact on children living science. >> sites is my favorite subject. >> reporter: at its peak monday

morning, three quarters of the sun will be covered by the moon and if for some reason you miss it, you will's -- another chance of 7 years when an eclipse comes from mexico and crosses the continental u.s. now to the question everyone is asking. will we be able to see the eclipse from the bay area and the man with the answer? >> we've all been getting ready. we have our glasses ready. >> if you've been cosigned over the past two days, we are not particularly clear. here is the latest on the satellite is becoming closer. there is solid overcast and the shoreline. you can see the wins -- winds. will wake up to some great tomorrow morning to the coast and your portions of the bay. here is our life camera looking out for the bay bridge. this is from oakland.

it is dark see cannot see the fog in detail, but we have a few patches already working their way back into the area right now. in terms of the eclipse, you've been hearing a lot about it with the sun, the moon, the earth, all in alignment, under the partial eclipse setting up for your monday morning. here's the path of the total eclipse, moving across the country and here's a forecasted cloud cover as well. some clouds could be interrupting the path along the nations midsection. for us, we're worried about low clouds and fog. tomorrow morning, near the coast and in the bay, lots of overcast out there. will notice clear skies well inland. this is 7:00 monday morning. it will take the right until the 9:00 hour. still some lingering patches. will begin. the my 10:00, the clouds clear up to the shoreline. will also be around the coast as well. the main message is that the

rest of viewing opportunity will be in the north bay for the inland valleys. watch out for the fog bank. we will have more on that 5 day forecast, coming up in just a few minutes. president trump is back the white house tonight after a 17 day working vacation. it comes as his domestic agenda faces growing uncertainty on capitol hill. republican leaders are hoping that the president can deliver on his campaign progress -- promised to overhaul america's tax code, following the defeat of the health plan. >> we did not see in healthcare was a national effort to make a case for reform. you're seeing it now in a major way. not just lawmakers. is republican critics are worried that his increasing alienation from republican members and the business community could hurt him.

>> the three marist polls surveyed, and they found that his favorability rating fell at 35%. among voters in wisconsin, the presidents favorability rating is just 34%. 36% smack 50% % of voters have unfavorable opinion. a major announcement tomorrow. he will address the nation's troops and american people tomorrow from fort meyer in arlington, virginia. he is expected to have an update on the path forward for america's engagement in afghanistan and south asia.>> reporter: resident trump will plot a path forward.

they say the president has made a decision on military strategy. >> we needed to know what the strategy, what was the commitment going in. in that regard, the president has made a decision. >> there more than 8000 troops in afghanistan. debated options, including increasing troop levels to assist in local forces. withdrawing some, or replacing others with private contractors. strategy decisions are unclear. the top democrat of the senate foreign relations committee says that he opposes military actions in afghanistan. >> this is not the u.s. fight. i do not believe the putting more american soldiers in afghanistan is the answer. >> sentry matus, secretary of state rex tillerson, and vice president mike pence were in

the meeting. they say it is unlikely that the president will withdraw from the conflict. >> i doubt there is lee that he would walk away. the issue will be the will likely do something, and we will have something being decisive enough to bring this to an end.>> he will address the nation. i want as many protesters as possible. i want people demonstrating in the streets. >> staging a combat. my one-on-one interview with free-speech advocate milo yiannopoulos and his plans for parents in berkeley. sacramento police department issues a new video related to it an officer involved shooting.

two suspects charged with the fatal stabbing of that hairdresser in july were allegedly part of a sexual fantasy. they are both appearing in a chicago courtroom for a bond hearing. they conspired to work together to step him nearly 70 times. after an extensive manhunt earlier this month, the two were arrested in the bay area. prosecutors say that the victim

was his boyfriend and his death was part of a sexual fantasy between latham and warned, that included killing someone of than themselves. both men were denied bail. the chp is investigating a deadly crash involving a car that what 100 feet off the road. it happened just before 1 am today. the highway patrol says that at least one person died in the crash. one lane was closed during the investigation, but has since been reopened. the rest a man who they say led 80s on a chase. the responded to a stolen video near a gas station at around 8:30 pm yesterday. during the chase, they ran -- rammed a patrol car and crashed into another car. sheriff's officials confirmed that at least one deputy fired a shot at the suspect, but no one was struck. the driver was arrested. he is been identified as a man from pittsburgh.

the victim of the other car that he allegedly crashed into suffered minor injuries. body camera video has been released from a controversial incident last month. an officer grabbed the arm of woman who later fault -- fell to the ground. >> reporter: sacramento police were conducting a so warned that led them to this apartment . a man he thought was a suspect one side one of the apartments. police went in after him. >> put your hands up. >> hands up. >> mike it is in the house. >> reporter: she was sitting outside the door when she tried to block it. she let police know that her 1- year-old son was inside. >> one of the officers grabbed the female by the arm and pulled her to the left, she will -- she lost balance as she stepped off the curb or sidewalk and fell to the ground. >> when he pushed me out of the

way, i let that go. i did not restrain him. i felt someone grab my arm from the back and push me down.>> reporter: officers say that through the reflection the window, that she fell on her own. >> as you see throughout the video, there was no malice. the officers did not mean for the woman to fall down. she is the right to be upset about what happened that day. >> reporter: the kicked down the door, and found out it was wrong man. she's taken to the hospital to be evaluated. she says that they are be doing fine. as she waits arrival, she says she hopes that the officers involved are disciplined for their response. >> sacrament is police chief, who was just sworn in last

week, wanted to release the videos to improve transparency. technology is happening to fire -- fight the fire. these are thermal images taken by a drone last night. it may not look like much to you, but the pictures provide firefighters with valuable information that helps them battle the flames. before the use of drugs, fire depict -- behavior after drunk -- dark could not be monitored. let's see how things are looking outside. >> we have been dealing with the cooler weekend. take a look at the sum of the temperatures for today with some 60s and 70s and 80s. not much in the way of 90s. the warmest locations are approaching the mid-80s down in livermore and antioch. on the satellite, we have some clouds, even some thunderstorms pop up across portions of the sierra. we still have this, low patch of fog around the coastline.

some higher clouds, and also some low clouds redeveloping right around the bay. here's our life camera looking out toward the estuary. there is the bay bridge there. there's a bit of texture in the sky. already some clouds cover increasing across the bay. at 7 am, areas of fog, 57 degrees. by lunchtime, patchy and overcast, 64 degrees. we will call partly sunny. 66 degrees in san francisco. here's the forecast model. we talked about the fog pattern tomorrow morning. we will wake up to some great out there near the coast and portions of the bay. this is 8:00. it is taking us closer to the 10:00 hour. we will have some leftover patches right around the bay itself at 10:00 even closer to san francisco. here we go was a more overcast out there. then it is the afternoon hours.

we want 60s for the beaches, 70s around the bay, and inland neighborhoods will be around 84. may be 85 or 86. the heat is still not in the bay area forecast. no triple digits, not much in the way of 90s as well. will take a look at the forecast ties with the san francisco 66. web a string of 80s out toward concorde, livermore, and antioch tomorrow afternoon. monday, we will eventually warm things up. 90s will make a come back. we will have more on that after this. it was a party in san francisco. hundreds of people came from the annual sunday streets event. wrapped up around 4 pm in the tenderloin neighborhood. organizers say that the purpose of sunday streets is to get people outside in a neighbor -- neighborhood that is closed to traffic. they have been held since 2008. the bay area has a lowest -- a lower and up limit rate the

save as the whole. the jobless rate in santa clara and napa county are also below 4%. in solano county, it is 5.4%. it is the only county where it is higher than the street. the numbers last nine were 17, 19, 39, 43, 68 with a powerball of 13. the $650 million jackpot will become the second-largest lottery drawing in u.s. history. developing use tonight -- news tonight. worship has collide with a merchant ship. the search underway for nearly 1 dozen pitching -- missing american soldiers. we will have details when we

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we're following developing news from the far east. a massive search and rescue operation is undergoing for sailors after a ship collided with an oil tanker. it was headed on his way to singapore for routine port visit. there's not clear what caused the crash. it is named after john mccain senior and john mccain jr. were admirals in the navy. the other grandfather and father of the republican senator from california. search teams have found the wreckage of the uss

indianapolis on the floor of the pacific ocean. this was 76 years after it was torpedoed by japanese submarine the final days of the war back in 1985. the ship was headed from the guam to the philippines when went down with nearly 1200 u.s. sailors and marines aboard. was a largest loss of life in the history of the u.s. navy. paul allen led the civilian search team. >> we try to do these both as exciting examples of underwater archaeology and as a tribute to the brave men who went out of the ships. >> in the case of this crew that make -- made the ultimate sacrifice, what they did needs to be remembered. not just for getting torpedoed and sunk. they were heroes. >> uss indianapolis had just completed a top-secret mission to deliver the contents of an atomic bomb. just weeks later,

that dom -- bomb would be dropped and hiroshima. the attacks in barcelona and the seaside resorts let 14 people dead. more than 120 injured after a van plowed through a crowd of people in the pedestrian mall. there's a massive police presence. among the crowd, a woman who is visiting spain and missed thursday's attack by just 15 minutes. >> it is very hard to believe. >> mourners continue to bring flowers and candles to the site. a 7-year-old boy was among the people killed in the attack. he was british-born was on las ramblas with his mother when a man drove into the crowd.

the sitdown came in so region deals with tensions created by north korea. they say that security in the region is jeopardized by the north nuclear and missile development. south korea's defense ministry says that they're committed to defend south korea. president trump has warned that north korea would face fire and fury if it threatened to the united states. the north responded by threatening to fire missiles toward guam, but the later said that they were waiting on to hold off until they saw with the united states would do next. there are expected to inspect the joint military drill tomorrow. his planned speech caused violent protests in uc berkeley. now he's coming back into the bay area to talk about free speech. i will talk to milo yiannopoulos to talk about his

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he has been band from twitter and he was the focus of island protest on the uc berkeley campus last spring. now the internet provocateur milo yiannopoulos is staging a

come back. he refuses to be labeled and relishes opportunity to whip people into a frenzy. >> i got on purpose to provoke. i have never denied it. i enjoy winding people up. >> he is one of the most detested and praise people on the internet. liberals, and even some conservatives a poor him. brothers, he is a trailblazer, breaking down barriers to free speech. >> i like trump. i've always like trump. one of the main things i want him to accomplish, he already has. he represents a reading -- living, breathing, existential existence. >> i love that. >> what are things you do as president, i think he does a lot of things just to mess with people. >> is that a good way to be

with people? just to mess with people? >> when i come in specifically to pick up the system. he was elected to mess with people. he was elected to be a thorn in the side of establishment, both left and right. >> i think been and should run to annoy the liberals. >> he likes to annoy the liberals for many things, mainly to -- about free speech. >> i want as many protesters as possible. i want people demonstrating in the streets. i want them to do it peacefully and all sides. i don't think they're just two sides of any of these questions. >> i wanted peaceful, wanted respectful, it would be nice if it could be. the problem is how the police operate. they don't please properly. they let antifa smashed the place up. >> he plans to come back to

hold seminars on topics like feminism and islam. >> we will be explaining on their own campus just how devastating uc berkeley is for the cause of free speech. that's why have started my own free speech award that i will be giving to ann coulter. >> you are begging and dying for conflict? you need attention to get people to come for that? >> i don't need attention. i get attention just walking down the street not saying anything.>> are you a flamethrower? >> >> this seems to be an idea that you can be a conservative and be funny. recap be conservative and be provocative. john oliver, jon stewart, bill marr, and i could list another 20. why can they do it, but we

cannot?>> is as an act? >> no. i don't the get is an act. jon stewart does not describe himself as an act. he is a comedian. maybe i a comedian. >> maybe i'm getting somewhere. >> whether you go. yiannopoulos says he would like to have his own tv show . some i not think he is funny, and maybe more of a clown than a comedian, but if that is his motivation, it gets a little better perspective on why he does what he does. san mateo police are asking for the public's help to find a missing woman and her son who might be at risk. they were lasting picking up her nine-month-old son at daycare in san mateo on tuesday. she is been out of contact with her immediate family ever since. there's a possibility that they are in the san luis obispo county area. the mother has contacts in

other counties. tonight, police in stockton are searching for suspects in the deadly drive-by shooting. the victim was a 19-year-old woman. reporter says that the deadly gunfire was the latest in what neighbors are calling a very troubled neighborhood. >> reporter: bullet holes surround apartment complex were police say a woman was gunned down in a drive-by shooting. >> i heard shots. maybe 15 or 20. >> reporter: they identified the victim as christina, or as they lovingly called her, nina. she was shot on saturday night and it is crime-ridden. >> you see drugs out here before. >> yes, you can tell when people are coming around looking for in amount. so. >> reporter: he did not want to show his face on camera for

fear of retaliation, but says that he has seen drug deal after drug deal. >> you see them rolling down the windows. >> they have not released any suspect information. neighbors say that they are fed up with the violence. >> even if i can't find my way out before the lease expires, i leaving. >> reporter: some feel helpless to stop crime. >> what can you do? coming up, the entertainment world in mourning tonight as jerry lewis passed away the age of 91. we will take a look back at his legendary career. a bit of a cooler weekend out there. tracking low clouds heading back into the bay right now. the fog pattern for tomorrow morning and the timing of our next warming trend.

in the entertainment world, many fans are bass -- morning the passing of jerry lewis. he was considered to be the high prince of lowbrow comedy. >> he started more than 85 films. we take a look back at his remarkable career.>> i called him in, what everyone else calls for the bellboy.

>> reporter: he was the bellboy, the caddy, the original nutty professor. he became america's king of comedy. >> remember, they are only people. >> reporter: he made his new york stage be -- debut at the tender age of five, but enjoyed only limited success. that all changed in 1946 when he teamed up with the debonair crooner from steubenville, ohio. >> easy, easy. down boy. >> reporter: he was 28, jerry lewis was 20. the comedy team of martin and lewis became the hottest nightclub act of the eastern seaboard.

have her -- having conquered new york, they went to hollywood . >> i'm standing back here like a horse, were like a dog. >> reporter: my friend irma was box office gold, which led to a string of 16 hits. but after a decade of nonstop movies, recording sessions, television and nightclub hits, the most successful comedy duo called it quits. they say the difference between the magic of met -- martin and lewis and other acts, said there's involved two men. instead there's involved a handsome man and a monkey. >> following the breakup, lewis at the ground running. he wrote, start, and sometimes directed a series of paramount hits that went on to become cult comedy classics.

one, the nutty professor., was remade by eddie murphy. he first hosted the muscular dystrophy labor day telethon. >> truly his labor of love, his annual 21 1/2 hour telethon raised more than $1 billion for muscular dystrophy research projects and jerry's kids. the 2011 show was the first without lewis, who had an unexplained falling out with organizers. will he receive plenty of honors and awards, it was a simple placket given to him by president kennedy that most word his philosophy and touched his heart. it reads, there are only three things that are real, odd, human folly, and laughter.

since the first two are beyond our comprehension, we must do the best with the third. to the end, jerry lewis did his best. there also mourning the loss of comedian and civil rights activist dick gregory. he broke racial barriers, finding success in the 1960s. he became a satirist who commented on racial divisions during the civil rights movement. you survived by his wife and 10 children. still to come, the exciting -- excitement for the total solar eclipses mounting. if you have not gotten your hands in the special glasses for the eclipse, with tips on how you can make your own. will have the complete bay area forecast your chances of getting a glimpse of that eclipse.

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do-it-yourself viewer. >> reporter: as the frenzy to find eclipse glasses comes to a sold-out close, folks are searching for new ways for safe solar eclipse viewing. optometrist everywhere have warmed -- warned of the danger and say that sunglasses will work. >> there a couple of do-it- yourself ways to do. one is called a pinhole viewer. you can hold the first piece of paper, cover it with tinfoil, the new put your back to the sun and you should see an inverted version of the sun on the piece of paper. for more advanced version, take a shoebox, covered up with tinfoil, and used a tactic poke a hole in it. inside of the shoebox on the other side from the hole, will take a white piece of paper and place it in there. we're back to the sun and why law. >> if none of those options work for you, if you one of these lying around, a welding

hood will keep rising from the sun. >> reporter: hearing has the right equipment. >> i might use my welding hood to check it out. >> reporter: wouldn't you know it. >> we sold out of everything. people were buying up everything they could get.>> reporter: they sold 140 lenses for eclipse viewers, something they normally sell one a day. >> nasa recommends at least a 14 shade on the lens, and even though there a lot of lenses, there still an option. >> we have a few people in this morning that since we ran out of lenses, they have decided that they are going to purchase welding hoods. >> pretty interesting. like other coming up with different ways. >> the idea that someone would

start the eclipse, big no-no. do not do that. i know you were trying on glasses earlier today. you can tell how strong the glasses are compared to the glasses. >> pitch black. you can't see anything in front of your. >> if you can, that would be a good thing to have for tomorrow. forecast headlines, we have this shaping up in the bay area. some clouds and skies becoming partly sunny. with the cloud cover that we're tracking for the morning hours. a bit of a warmer forecast in the extended outlook. we're hearing a lot about the solar eclipse. the partial begins at 9:01. the partial and at 11:37. that is our morning. we're tracking the fog out there as well. we often life counter -- life camera. will have some patchy overs cast. let's check in on some of the current numbers out there. we have san francisco at 61. livermore 64.

there a lot of 60s out toward concorde, fairfield, napa. we probably have some high clouds approaching the bay area with the thunderstorms out to the sierra. looks like the storms have dissipated and here we go with the fog hanging out co-side and around the bay. the higher clouds in the onshore breeze which is transporting it back to the region. low clouds likely for the coast. low clouds possible around the bay, especially closer to san francisco. tomorrow at around 10:15, we are expecting cooler skies is a work your way inward. >> this is been developing a sitting out here in the pacific. for tomorrow, no big changes out there. we had hopes that this could actually mix up the marine layer, but it looks like we will still have low clouds and fog to talk about once again for tomorrow morning. into next week, we will gradually warm things back up.

not a major warm up, but thursday and friday, we could be talking about more 90s as we work our way inland. the forecast model is showing you this. some high clouds. this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. co-side, right around the bay, and as we take this into the 10:00 hours. still some showers. it could be overly optimistic with the clearing around the bay. we could still have patches in the bay itself. in the afternoon hours, patchy fog in the shoreline. hazy sunshine throughout the day. temperatures up in cooling-off and not much in the way of nature he tomorrow. 80s toward fairfield in vacaville. so more neighborhoods are coming up for you. oakland 73, lots of 80s inland toward livermore. go ray will be 84. san francisco, clouds of the morning between at least 70 in the afternoon hours. there 66 on the beaches. not warmed up too much. the the cooler side for the past or so.

here's your 5 day forecast. temperatures will be trending up away from the shoreline. we're talking about 90s for thursday and friday. next weekend should be warmer than this weekend. 70s cosine or around the bay mid-80s. we're talking about the fog and possibly round the coast in the bay tomorrow morning. that is probably the toughest thing to forecast in the bay area. it is a way of suppressing a sometimes. ab we will get some clearing out somehow. >> we will have to play it by ear. the art and soul festival wrapped up today. ♪ people came out for oakland largest street party. the event featured dancing and some live performances on several different stages. coming up on the 11:00 news.

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at&t.. but a wind -- win today is not one of them. >> that was on the cards. giants on pace to lose 98 games this year. even the team with the worst record in town poses a major challenge for san francisco. lots to do, you said? about that? madison bumgarner, he pitched a great game. also did some hitting, too. you brought home writer jones from second base. he is hitting .250 this year. hyun soo kim, little flair to left. is going to catch the arm of jarrod parker. bad idea. nice tagged by posey, and perkins is out. but the top of the 8th inning, it fell apart for the giants. five straight singles against

him. the giants blow this one and they lose to the phillies, final score 5-to. they split a four-game series with san francisco. the a's have struggled big time. that had just to wins and 14 meetings. the astros more cut -- mascot orbit. potential double play, but no. outspread and throws it away. marwin gonzalez goes and so he trots it with the little league home run there. martin gonzalez gets all of this. drill cotton gives it up, that he did pitch well. at the bottom of the ninth, that a one run lead. he was in for the two inning save and when he got it. he got jake marisnick to strike

out. they salvage at least one game of the three-game series. nfl regular season kicks off three weeks from today. in the meantime, we're still stuck with preseason football. we have a nice play here to show you, though. of pre-season home opener. we will show you a pretty sweet punt return. courtesy of troy williams. up the middle, now the punter actually tracks them down around the 10 yard line, but he manages to pull his way into the end zone. 65 yards in the end zone. the once again 17-13. and three previous trips to the wyndham championships, he had missed two cuts and withdrew with the flu. the other trip, greensboro north carolina. ali schneider yachts raise the green perfectly.

he shot a 64. it wasn't quite enough. he just needed that for birdie. he also shot a 64. he beat him by one stroke and a tournament record of 22 underpar. he goes by the iceman. this is without a doubt the greatest catch i have seen in the history of the junior little league world series. came courtesy of this young man. jack rigging a. he is in the outfield. is against the wall. is against chinese taipei. he comes up with it. it flies over the wall, and then raises it up and says, yeah, i've got it. the first they called it a out, then they called it a home run, so they finally said it was indeed an out. but chinese taipei won the game 12-one for the junior little league world series championship.>> will have more on sports representative --

sports wrap at 1130. x11. >> he was elected to mess with people. he was elected to be a thorn in the side of the establishment, left and right.>> his plans to return to you see berkeley, he sits down with ktvu 4101 interview. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 fought -- starts now. some say he is the most hated man on the internet. >> he has been banned from twitter and he is the focus of violent protests that canceled his bay area appearances last week. but now, milo yiannopoulos is set to return to uc berkeley. i set down with a man who refuses to be labeled and relishes opportunities to whip people into a frenzy. >> i go on purpose to provoke. i enjoy wendy people up. i do it on purpose.

>> he is one of the most detested and prayed -- praise people on the internet. brothers, he is an internet trouble as a, breaking down new barriers to free speech and he is found a kinship in president trump. >> i do like trump. i've always liked him. one of the main things that i wanted him to accomplish, he already has. he represents a living, breathing, texas special -- existential threat to political speech. >> there plenty of thing to do as president. i think he does a lot of things to mess with people. >> is a good way to be president? to max of people?>> yes. when you come in specifically to mess with people. >> he was elected to be a thorn