attempts to cover the lens to cover what he and his fellow officers were doing. in two cases, narcotic officers were given permission to search two rooms but the offenders say the video tells a different story. >> without a warrant and without knocking or announcing themselves burst into the room, all four officers. and then later lied in a police report that was signed under penalty of perjury. >> reporter: the first incident in december shows significance police officers, madrid, rok android used a master key to open the door and the officers forced the as opposed to give permission for the search after the fact. the second occurred in january, the public defenders say officer yick covered the camera when officer zok and cane forced their way into the home. the officers lied about it and in one case on the stand.

san francisco police say internal affairs is already digging into the case. >> we have the information and we will do an investigation to see what happened. >> reporter: but the public defenders say that's not enough. they are calling for an outside investigation. >> this is clearly not an isolated problem. this was just chance that we were able to get the videotape for two incidents that occurred a month apart. >> now in just the last minute one of the photographers up there at that news conference with the former chief says there is an investigation and this is a quote "that officers have to play by the rules" we will have more coming up at six. we are live in san francisco, christian cap kgu news. we are learning about two raise that stunned people on the east bay and the peninsula as the fbi stormed into two card clubs. >> i'm playing 21 blackjack and

the next thing i know several fbi agents come in with machine guns and guns drawn out and told us to put our hands on the table and what not. >> the fbi won't say what prompted the investigation but the customers at the oak's card club said that agents asked them about money laundering and drug dealing and agents raided artichoke joe's, coming up, mike mibach will talk about the ongoing investigation. it's being called a day of action and being played out all day at schools throughout the bay area including cal, sonoma state and san francisco state. kgu's stevenson live this evening which is why the teachers say it is beyond bad, it's desperate. david. >> reporter: on this day of action for public education, students and teachers rallied against cuts that they say will cause the state's university and college system to collapse.

the day of action be gab at began at 11 at san francisco university. 100 teachers marched angry about the proposed budget cuts. >> we are fighting for the classes. >> we are seeing the dismantling of public education. >> reporter: governor jerry brown is proposing 1.4 billions for his 2012 budget and san francisco stands to lose as much as $32 million. they are proposing to consolidate the colleges but the teachers say the budget has been cut to the bone resulting in higher student fees and more overcrowded classes. >> i am teaching a class of 140 students. students say hello to me on campus and i don't know if they are in my class. >> reporter: administrators saying making higher education affordable is beening increasingly impossible.

>> when you have changes in the tuition and reduced enrollment targets and a difficulty in getting through on time, all of that can affect access to education. >> it's a four year university but a lot of students are graduating in six and seven years. >> protesters marched peacefully to the city college of san francisco where students are struggling with increased fees and competition for required classes. coming up at 6:00, find out why some students and teachers rallying are so angry at university administrators and what they are demanding they do now to help fight the proposed cuts. for now reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, channel 2 news. there were demonstrations at sonoma state and uc berkeley and at oakland high school. students and teachers took part handing out flyers to passing drivers. teachers say things are already cut to the bone. this year they are

threatening counseling and they are threatening not replacing the librarian and we are looking at higher class size, we can run a comprehensive high school with these budget cuts. in san jose, more than 30 people turned out for a day of action rally at st. james park. most came from san jose state university. speakers encouraged them to march at the state capital on march 14th. police are looking for possibly armed teenager that caused the school to be locked down. the lock down went into effect after 11:00 this morning and lasted for two hours. the police received reports that a runaway teen was in the albany area. the 16-year-old boy's father says that a handgun and ammunition were taken from his home at the time he ran away. the flyer said that there is a guy that is armed and he is like maybe around the school

and if students find him like he -- we should tell the teachers. police described the 16- year-old as white and 5'5" and weighing about 130 pounds and anyone that may have seen him is being asked to call albany police. turning to developing news. the inmate was being brought back from court and he got shuffled into the inmate release room and let go in al ma kneeda and they released that when they did a bed check. he was in jail on charges of stealing a car out of fhemont. emerging from his medical leave, the ceo unveiled the version of the i pad. >> thanks for coming.

thank you. >> as you can see and hear there, he received a standing ovation. there had been some question about whether jobs would show up for the event in san francisco this morning. you may recall jobs announced back in january that he is focusing on his health and taking a leave of absence. he has survived a rare form of pancreatic cancer and under gone a liver transplant. we have been working on this product for a while and i just didn't want to miss today. thank you for having me. >> jobs only other public appearance is announcing his mel leave was at a recent dinner with president obama for tech leaders. ktvu's tom vacar was there and he is showing us this new i pad and what is different about it. >> reporter: i had this for less than a year and it is almost obsolete, people will be lined up at the apple stores next week just as they did

about one year ago. >> it blows my mind. >> reporter: apple finer steve jobs showed up a much thinner and over a pound and two to nine times as fast as its already lightning fast predecessor that has sold 15 million copies and 90% of the market. one hundred competing tablets will be on the market such as the motorola zoom or the samsung galaxy. >> most of the tablets aren't even catching up with the first i pad. but we haven't been resting on our laurals. >> reporter: we asked a flock of experts how does this new i pad compare with other brands? >> at this point here in early 2011 there are orders of magnitude ahead of the competition. >> apple has a tendency to stay one to two years ahead of competitors and it has buyer power to components that

competitors will have another two to three years to catch up to get in the same price range. >> it is cheaper than the competition so you have a better product for less money. the rest of the industry has to take notice. >> reporter: one analyst says some competitors come close on the device but when it comes to applications and customer support they lag apple. >> all of those go into creating a halo around the product that really doesn't have a match from its competitors. >> reporter: and the new model, same price as the old will be available in one week and we'll see what happens, consumer editor tom vacar, channel 2 news. wind and rain met commuters as they took to the road in the bay area. we'll show you what it looked like before dawn. you can see the rain was pouring down and lots of puddles. our crew was taking the pictures at about four a.m., before most of the traffic was

on that rain slick roadway. all of that rain made a mess of the commute as the chp responded to one accident after another. in this case the chp says a 30- year-old woman was driving too fast on a rainy curve on anderson job near sir francis boulevard. her rare tires spun out and the car flipped over. the woman and her passenger had only minor injuries and they credit seat belts for the safe outcome. right now the rain is still coming down in parts of the bay area. over we go to our chief meteorologist bill warren for what we are looking at. >> showers but light compared to this morning. we got light showers on the afternoon commute but it's just really mostly about wet roadways and drizzle. there's a live radar sweep, two radars, one in davis and one in the santa cruz mountains and you can see in clayton light scattered showers. now we are not done with the wet pattern. the showers continue to move through the bay area as we move

through the bay area weekend i'll specifically let you know which areas will see rain and when with the latest computer model. and you can always find out the weather in your neighborhood on our website, just go to ktvu.com. president obama signed an emergency short-term spending bill into law to prevent a government shut down. the senate approved the stop gap bill today. it includes four billion dollars in cuts and keeps the government running for two more weeks. president obama has called on congressional leaders to begin meeting immediately to discuss longer term budget plan. >> the president has has demonstrated his seriousness to reduce spending. the lawmakers remain doubtful that it can be bridged before the stop gap measure expires. they say another temporary spending bill will be required. stocks rose slightly gaining back some of yesterday's losses despite

concerns over the rising price of oil. the fighting in libya and continuing unrest in the middle east caused oil to go up by 2.6% closing at $102 a barrel, the highest price since 2008, the dow was up 8 points to close at 12,066 and the nasdaq was up by ten points to end at 2748. in libya rebel forces won a battle loyal over gadfahi and there were ten deaths in fighting. hillary clinton had a simple message for the libyan lead er. > and he says he will turn

this into a new vietnam if u.s. forces landed. he tells the feds what he did not know about the pipeline explosion. we will have that coming up. and we got weather to talk about, light showers out there and more rain on the way.

san bruno's fire chief told federal investigators he had no idea that a major pipeline ran through the city until it exploded last september. this was daycare of that disaster, carol haun was there and she is live in washington d.c. with more on what the chief said today. good evening, carol. >> reporter: frank, the chief tells me he was in the dark about the pipeline and takes some of the blame but had he known about it, he tells me he would not have change add single thing about the emergency response. >> we did not know that there was a transmission line through the city. >> reporter: san bruno's fire

chief told ntsb investigators that prior to last september's explosion, pg and e had no tip os how to deal with the pipe lines. he knew of two others running behind highway 101 because someone told him. when asked about the pipeline knowing might have helped ... >> obviously the situation on september 9th wasn't something that we could ever imagine but it does give us some opportunity to draw up scenarios and look at evacuations. >> reporter: the chief admitted he could have consulted a national pipeline system and something he learned about after the explosion. but bottom line he told investigators and us even if he knew about the pipeline it would not have changed the emergency response. >> the first report came in at airliner doubt so that was our response. if it was natural gas line spot

it would be the same. >> pg and e shared information with the city and is training a firefighter program but it is the company's failure to share the information with the public that came under fire. the agency had brought up a recent pg and e survey, 15,000 people were sent information about pipeline safety and only 20 responded. >> you have problems with people being aware of what is going on around them. >> it caused us to step back and really ask the question what are we doing wrong? >> pg and e says the revamping its notification process and wants to go high tech using the internet and facebook and twitter to let the public know about where the pipes are located. it wraps up tomorrow after discussion on pipeline technology. live in washington, carol haun. the public utility commission was on the hot seat in washington over the san bruno explosion. the ntsb traveled the watchdog

agency. and they told the panel it relies heavily on reports from utilities and doesn't have funds to do more oversight. public safety advocates say they are concerned. >> we just need to make sure we are giving them the restores actually do their jobs. a lot of it is resources and a lot is whether they get too cozy with the industry they regular late sometimes. >> pg and e issued a statement welcoming the investigation saying since the san bruno investigation pge has a number of initiatives to restructure and strengthen the company's gas system operations and management. now you can follow the latest ntsb investigation into the sun brano explosion by visiting ktvu.com and clicking on the gasoline explosion tab. more now on some developing news. alameda county is looking for escaped inmates and we received a picture.

there's the picture. his name is mal sesma, he got shuffled into the release check and got let go. he was in jail for allegedly stealing a car from fremont and deputies are searching for him. if we get more information on this we will bring it to you. an electrical fire at a warehouse in west oakland led to the discovery of at least 300 marijuana plants inside. the fire started on chestnut street the flames caused considerable damage. >> right now we have multiple fire code violations, multiple building code violations. and numerous electrical code violations. >> no one was hurt. this is the second fire at this building in the past few months. investigators say they believe it is a pot growing operation that is not sanctioned by the city. it was a flaw in the

chimney that led to a house fire last night in alamo. the fire department gave thus video this morning. the investigators say the fire started at about 8:30 last night when ambers and heated gases got through the flaw and spread to the attic and roof. everyone inside of the home on laural court was able to get out safely but two firefighters were taken to the hospital, one suffered cuts to his hand and the other had injuries to his head. now, to see more of this video that firefighters shot, you can go to the website ktvu.com. and we just showed you a rainy and dangerous commute this morning. we had a lot of rain but most of it fell overnight. >> yes, there was a wind advisory and the winter storm warning and the system went through and the timing was good and i have to tell you the rainfall accumulation in the south bay were over estimated. i suspected a half inch of rain in san jose a and they got nothing and san rossa two inches and a half in ren county

but it was light and didn't produced like we wanted it to. you can see the light showers falling on 101 northbound through san ra fell and tim mer ron and showers there and drizzle active but enough when you get into the afternoon commute it wets things up and slows things down as we have seen so many times especially on the afternoon commute which tends to be busy. mostly cloudy with light showers. this type of activity continues. tomorrow there's another chance for showers but not a big deal. it is a big deal if you are a roofer or pouring concrete because it will shut you down. the weekend right now, saturday looks good. sunday morning especially looks wet so saturday is the best day of the weekend. mid-40s and it mild out there and moisture streaming from the pacific and we have mostly knew

san showers and probably wet around for the morning commute. here is how it breaks down for thursday, partly to mostly to mostly cloudy. when i come back, i'll roll this through and show you what happens on the weekend and we will look at the computer model. so you think your commute is too long? federal figures show that americans drove almost 3 trillion miles last year. the highest level since 2007 and the third highest on record. it under scores the need for more spending to keep highways safe. you would hit the three trillion mile mark if you drove 60 miles per hour 24 hours a day for more than five thousand years. serious allegations tonight involving a parent-teacher organization at a bay area

elementary school. also should protesters be allowed to demonstrate at funerals of soldiers killed in action? the controversial decision from the u.s. supreme court. no leash, no problem. well, at least not yet. how you can weigh in on a proposal about restricting some popular areas where dogs can now run free.

a gunman that opened fire on u.s. airmen at the frankfurt

germany airport is described as a devout moslem that works there, two airmen were killed and wounded when 21-year-old eric yuba opened fire on the bus taking the servicemen to the air base. yuba was arrested in size of the airport and president obama stopped a press conference to issue a statement. >> i want everyone to understand that we will spare no effort in understanding how this outrageous action took place and assuring that all of the perpetrators are brought to justice. >> the gunman may have argued with the airmen before the shooting. it is unclear if the shooting was some form of terrorist attack. the u.s. supreme court ruled in favor of a fundamentist christian church hose members hold noisy demonstrations at the funerals of soldiers killed in action. the high court said that even though some found the message

distasteful they are protected under the 1st amendment. >> nothing has changed except this put a megaphone to the mouth of this church. we are international. >> the case came about after church members picketed the funeral of a dead marine whose father sued on the basis of emotional pain. the church says god is killing u.s. soldiers because america is a nation of sinners. you want to blabber about our motive being unkind, we are drying to warn you to flee the wrath of god. flee eternal destruction. >> chief justice roberts says in the majority opinion if the constitution protects "even hurtful speech on public issues to ensure that we do not stifle public debate" coming up at six why that group is threatening to protest a local high school and how a counter protest is

already in the works. san jose police accused two women of embezzling $50,000 at trace elementary school. they had a fire last year. this morning officers arrested 48-year-old administrative clerk annie zingel, she bought $28,000 worth of gifts and vacations and personal items. they are still looking for former pto president vanessa raise. she lives in los angeles county. she imbezeled $25,000. it started about an hour ago, the national park service is holding the first of four public houses to discuss a leash proposal for the golden gate national area. there is a reducement of san mateo counties. they include ocean beach and fort mason. today's meeting runs in mill

valley. saturday open house is at san francisco state university and monday at fort mason. another meeting wednesday in pacifica. the bay area moslem man is taking the fbi to court. asking for answer os why he is being treated like some kind of terrorist. >> that story is coming up. and two bay area men hit hard by the fbi and as one man said the machine guns were out and the allegations straight

ahead. federal agents with guns drawn stormed two bay area casinos telling stunned customers to put their hands on

the table. and tonight there are some serious questions swirling around two card clubs, one in emeryville and the other in san bruno after the fbi and the irs conducted two morning raids. we are live in san bruno where investigators are still on the scene. mike. >> reporter: that's right. sheriff deputies are standing guard as agents are inside continuously digging around for more evidence. the fbi not saying at this time what prompted this investigation. one man that was cautioned by agents said he was asked about money laundering, drugs and loan sharking. >> this shocked me. it was scary pretty much. >> reporter: it was predawn when two raids got under way. federal agents stormed into the casino and the oaks club in emeryville. >> the fbi and irs. >> i am playing 21 blackjack and then i saw several fbi

agents come in with machine guns drawn on out and told us to put our hand on the table and what not. >> reporter: the agency raise involve the fbi and dea and u.s. attorneys office and irs and many more. >> we executed a number of search and arrest warrants in conjunction with the criminal investigation throughout the bay area. >> the one gentleman said he was gambling and he and others were searched and asked a number of questions by federal agents. >> they say did i seek any cheating or loan sharking or drugs, they asked me about drugs. if i seen drug deals. i told them no. they told me i was free to go. >> as fbi agents were removing boxes, prospective gamblers were being turned away. >> i never noticed anything that would prompt such a thing. >> this place is on the up and up. as far as i knew. >> well right now it is closed

for unknown amount of time and employees have not return the our calls for comment and the case is expected to be unsealed tomorrow. mike mibach,ktvu news. we have developing news, there is a crash involving some type of vehicle and a person on a bicycle. the crash happened at 8th and jewda street about 30 minutes ago. according to dispatchers, we are working to get more information about exactly what happened and the injuries when we learn the details we will bring them to you. there was more testimony about a controversial junction in oakland. today was the 3rd day of this

in junction. residents could be protected from gay members. one suspected gang member about the restrictions her brother faces. >> he is trapped at home and he can't do anything. just to risk not being go back to jail. in the event he goes to a neighbor's house or a family member's house in the proposed area ... >> the judge is expected to rule on this case next week at the earliest. san francisco police have arrested a woman that they say killed the owner of a north beach jewelry studio and gallery. police officers performing in a welfare check found lynn man gus' body inside of the business. police have charged a 58-year- old transyen, tonya rains with murder and burglary and they have arrested 31-year-old edward hock for burglary but have not charged him with murder. mag nest website says he opened the business last december. a story we told you about last october culminated today with the bay area moslem man

announcing a lawsuit against the fbi. he says the fbi put a gps device on his car without his knowledge. we are live in santa clear where it all started. robert. >> reporter: we are outside of the auto shop where the gps was discovered and this case could turn on how advanced gps technology has become. the events that led to a lawsuit by a moslem against the fbi started when the 21-year- old was told there was a gps under his car. he told ktvu after he posted the pictures online the fbi agents stopped him on the street. >> and then he goes did you find anything? and i asked him did you put it there? just like that and he goes yes, we put it there. >> reporter: in washington d.c. this morning he announced his lawsuit with help from american moslem group care saying the fbi violated his

fourth amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure as well as his 1st amendment right of freedom of association. affifi has never been told why he was targeted and he is bilingual in arabic and english and goes overseas on business. >> maybe i fit some type of profile but i have done nothing wrong due to my age and religion. >> reporter: law professor ball a constitutional expert says the supreme court has not dealt with these kinds of cases since the 1980s. >> the issue is with gps technology that you can now track someone 24 hours a day seven days a week and in one of those supreme court cases they said we'll leave it for another day to decide if monitoring was so pervasive and continuous whether or not that would be constitutional. >> reporter: the fbi says it followed all procedures but many details won't be reviewed until the case file is opened

in court. live in santa clara, robert handa. ktvu news. coming up the interesting trace that may be one of the keys to living a long and healthy life. also why some federal employees took to the street in the bay area today and across the country. the message they are trying to deliver loud and clear. facebook is helping people hook up with san francisco city hall. how you can get answers even if you don't have a facebook

account. san francisco mayor ed lee visited with merchants in the third street corridor and announced that a high tech gaming firm will be moving in top downtown san francisco. kabam a developer of social games will take over 25,000 square feet of office space in a building near the terminal. the company will hire an additional 150 workers when they move in this year. federal employees are protesting budget cuts at bay area social security offices, they had an informational picket outside of the offices in oakland and richmond. similar pickets took place across the country. they say they are trying to help educate the public about the impact of the proposed federal budget will have on the social security administration. they say it could mean furloughs. >> it is really important to keep the offices open so that if somebody is disabled, their claim can be processed on a

timely basis. this is no time to close our offices. >> the budget calls for a $1.7 billion reduction in funding for the social security for the remainder this year. people can use facebook to complain about conditions in san francisco. a new link on the city's facebook page allows people to assess the customer service center. an application lets people make requests or complaints about illegal dumping and garbage collection. you don't have to be a user to access the 311 program, you can dial 311 on a dial or on the internet. a food supplier from tracy is recalling 32 tons of chicken and pork product that may be infected with bacteria, tailor farms says the meat become infected with bacteria from broccoli part of the products. the meat was shipped to

stoushes in california between february 6th and the 23rd, the products are labeled p34013. so far there is no reports of anyone getting sick from eating that food. breast cancer rates have stabilized after declining for several years. cases among white women dropped 7% between 2003 and 2007 but remains steady since then. the american cancer society says many women stopped taking hormone replacement therapy and that may have caused the decline. researchers say reducing breast cancer further will require healthier lifestyles. happiness may be one of the most important factors to living a long life that is the conclusion from research. they found more optimistic people lived longer and were more healthy than pessimistic peers. in avoiding chronic anger and depression should be added to

the prescription for a healthy lifestyle. a san francisco man dies in a snowboarding accident. why the circumstances of his death is raising concerns to the ski industry. and there is still some light showers out there, light storm tracker 2 shows those. when i come back i have the latest computer model showing more rain headed our way in the next 24 hours.

the big rig carrying a load of lumber backed on the commute

in san ra fell for an hour-and- a-half. the trailer came loose from the truck around 5:40 a.m. and that was on southbound 101 near sir francis boulevard. the weather did not play a role in that accident but it certainly did add to the commute headaches. there is a lot of new snow in the sear sierra and it turned deadly for one man. we have more on what going out- of-bounds mean. ken. >> reporter: i am standing right now on what is clearly not groomed terrain, behind me it is essential wilderness and virgin snow, the kind of area where you might find off of the beaten path at an area where the ski industry has saw an increase in accidents this year. >> 30-year-old jeffry hallper in san francisco died sunday while snowboarding through

trees at sierra at north stromb. hall per rin was found with injuries to his head and the area was not on a ski run, the kind of place that attracts snowboarders. >> absolutely that is where the fresh powder is. we don't care for groomed runs, we like the powder. >> reporter: there has been an unusual number of accidents related to areas off trail or out-of-bounds this year. >> we need to get the message out that there are safe ways to enjoy out-of-bounds and very dangerous dimensions to it. >> and one is tree wells, depressions of snow at the base of trees. hall per rin was found in a snow well as well as a 25-year- old that left the boundaries in december. both were snowboarding alone. >> you have to be skiing with someone else and have a buddy system so that you are taking

care and watching out for each other. that's the key that we want to put out there. >> reporter: this year there have been more than 15 fatal accidents in ski resorts located in the western united states. the national average is about 40 fatalities and given the millions that go to ski resorts every year, statistically that is quite low. in plaster county, channel 2 news. legal troubles are affecting one player and what he did to land him behind bars. frank also a high school play at a center of a political fire storm, why students are putting the finishing touch os protest signs instead of the sets for their school play and how it is connect to a controversy the supreme court decision made just today. also ahead, what a teacher

reported inside of a bay area classroom that prompted the student to call 911. will you hear more of the call. plus governor brown gets specific about a measure to extend taxes. it is all coming up at six. let's go back to our chief meteorologist. bill, you were saying more rain in the future. yes and really a drizzle kind of midst and the heavy rain went through this morning and you saw that on mornings on 2 and we are left with this light drizzle up in san rafael and you can see the light stuff. cotti is getting an update with light showers. in the nighttime look at some more of this active through the area as we get into a situation where the flow is coming off of the water. that keeps us moist and we have a chance for springles in the forecast again. more sunshine and less shower activity than today and

tomorrow is kind of mostly cloudy with a slight chance after sprinkle but an umbrella in the car might be a good plan. friday, high temperatures and in the 60s and saturday looks good and sunday not so good. it looks like we will have rain. saturday evening a significant weather system and winds pick up and rainfall accumulations a half inch to two inches saturday night into sunday morning. in the near future wednesday tonight at 8:00 p.m. you see showers in the area and here we are at midnight, showers in the area and that's why i put a chance of showers in and here we are five a.m. for your morning commute. i got to put showers there because there is stuff around and very unorganized and then we get into the afternoon on thursday and it will share out nicely and friday looks nice as well and saturday are nights where we get into some more

clouds and rain. with that in mind your forecast highs tomorrow warmer than they have been and friday's forecast shakes out like this and kind of a wet moist period and your weekend in view and you can see a good shot at rain and especially sunday morning into mid-morning and maybe sunday afternoon we will see clearing. we are getting these nice rains. perfect. , yes. the u.s. catholic bishops will change some of the word in the english translation of the bible after a 17 year project involving priests and scholars. for example, virgin will become young woman. holocaust will become burnt offering, it's original meaning before the nazi slaughter of jews in the 30s and 40s and cereal will become grain. the new translation will become available on ash wednesday, a week from today. the signs of the time, we'll show you where you can

find everything you need to know about the royal wedding. also, lots of girl power happening today. strong female leaders gathering to send a message to young girls.

the upcoming royal wedding in england has gone online. the royal family launched a website about the information

about the marriage of prince charles and kate middleton. we found details about the service and the reception as well as videos of the royal couple going about their day to day lives. i should have said prince william. excuse me. if you want to check it out, we have a link on our website ktvu.com. just go down to web links. a mayor and a scientist and a princess came together in the east bay to talk about girl power. they shared stories of empowerment with about 100 deserving girl souths in oakland. they are hoping that this can help the girls push through life to achieve their goals. sometime it is hard being a woman, there is a lot of growing up as a kid, all of the boys are like i can do everything better but totally not true and you can achieve to be whatever you want in life.

organizers say the message today was that hard work and determination can make dreams come true. all of the girls that attended today received complimentary tickets on disney on ice. the news at 6:00 is next.

potentially damming showing police officers breaking the law. the action the district attorney told us he is taking. going crazy. >> a 911 phone call, why a teacher antics may not have warranted a police response. good evening everyone. i'm frank summerville. >> and i'm julie hainer. there was action around the bay area. we are at san francisco state with what students and teachers are demanding. david. >> reporter: this day of action saw a smaller turn out than last year. the protesters told us that it is a crisis stage