cal christian, i do not show it in my notes as san francisco, but they could be regional. mr. allen says they are oak land-based. supervisor mar anyone: anyone fm the public that would like to speak? francisco decasto. >> may i have the overhead, please? i was here earlier for the plans and programs. i was paying attention to the presentation, and i brought to the attention of those that are for dissipating in the deliberations that i seek no bicycle lights, and no mention was made about a huge project that is a specific hospital in director of environmental justice advocacy, i am very much interested in critical data link to pollution. none of those questions were asked, because the presentation was rather general, and i think that is the prerogative of the board of supervisors. i am bringing it over here, because we need to pay attention to this project, and we need to, rather than ostar with contracts and stuff like that, prior to that we need to have detailed deliberations about out reach, and how the physically-challenged will be affected with this program. when we come t

instead of classrooms, hundreds of cal state university teachers are walking the picket lines at two schools this afternoon as part of a one- day strike. ktvu's christian captain is live at cal state unfortunate where faculty members say that the big issue is money. christian? >> yeah, we're going to give you a live look right now at the picket line here. you can see that they are holding a kind of an organized dance in the middle of the road blocking traffic into cal state east bay. they have been chanting all morning long and only letting a few vehicles in at a time. if you take a look down carlos b avenue, you can see that the road is entirely shut down right now, not a lot of vehicles coming up right number you can see one police vehicle coming up the road right now. hundreds of teachers from all 23 cal state schools are demonstrating either here or at cal state dominguez hill. >> faculty members started walking the line before dawn. they say they were supposed to see raises for the 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 school year. chancellors are able find lots of money to pay raises for the chancellor, campus president he gave a raise to a president in san di

. >>> also happening now, a noisy protest is underway on the cal state east bay campus. christian joins us live from hayward. christian, sounds like the main sticking point is pay increases. >> reporter: that is the major issue. you can see faculty members here marching across this crosswalk at one of the main entrances here to cal state east bay. if you look to the right you can see what they're doing here is blocking traffic trying to come into the university. they'll allow people a few cars through at a time. they're letting few cars through right now. then they'll stop the cars. they'll have to wait there at that protest line as folks here make their point. this site is one of the two sites where they're holding strikes. the other is at cal state dominguez hills. faculty members from all 23 cal state schools are on hand. the faculty members here say they were promised pay raises for the 2008-2009, and 2009- 2010 school years but the raises never materialized. >> enough is enough. we've spent a long time trying to highlight problems in our contract negotiations, and problems on

cal bishop of washing tonight she is mary ann buddy who, as priest in minneapolis quadrupled the congregation. the ceremony included some native american chant and some african rhythm. after promising to share the christianessage, she was concentrated archbishop and was vestd in her new vestment. >> people to the diocese, thank you for trusting in me and i pray every day to be worthy of that following in the path of jesus. >> the new bishop repoeted her remarks in fluent spanish. >> reporter: the new episcopal bishop of washington faces daunting charges. the new cathedral faces millions in repairs and the episcopal is shrinking. >> we are losing a lot of the young people so i would love to see them come back. >> hopefully, we will have enough money to restore the cathedral and put it back to its glory. >> regular services resume at the cathedral on sunday and public tours resume monday. >>> another weekend of service closures for metro. buses have replaced trains between leonard l'enfant plaza shuttles will be running. >>> overworked system could be the reason why metro train operators are prone to mistake. train operators, maintenance workers are working long hours. there are no government rules that li

christian? >>> one is this area and organizers are starting to set up, striking workers are scheduled to march here at carlos b in hayward. organizers said they were expecting tonight strike from other calte schools they are expected to take part in that protest. they are voting overwhelmingly in favor of the one day strike saying the administration to failure to pay which were never deliberate. organizers will be coming back and are setting up here. we are expecting to speak with some of the union leadership later this morning and we will bring you that information so you can hear about what they have to say about their reasons for striking and their excuse saying the money is simply not there. >>> that is the scene when protesters clashed yesterday at cal state trustees meeting. they agreed to a tuition hike and tuition will now be almost $6,000 a year. the vote happened behind closed doors after that violence erupted. two campus officers were hurt. new son is calling -- one official is calling for another vote. >>> they fell short by almost $4 billion and the shortfall is expected to trigger $2 billion in automatic cuts. the usc systemels along with public schools stand to loose mill

christians had not gotten into politics. if they are earring niezed candidates can win. i set to organize people. >> the people i had not seen in if the caucus before good e gel cal peopleere sitting with a slip of parp in their hand i am standing there i am a little resentful. they elected their delegates to the county convention and i became an alternate not a delegate. these johnny come lately came in here and organized and taken over our process. >> those johnny come lightlies propelled pat robertson into second place behind bob dole but ahead of the stunned vice president. bush did end up winning the nomination and the white house, but the party was changed for good. >> not only did they lay down the parameters especially of social conservatism in that year but they started to build the bonds for constitutional conservatism social and fiscal issues tied together. >> in 2004 iowa showed it could not only turn an unknown into a contender it could destroy a frontrunner. former vermont governor howard dean with his strong opposition to the iraq war and pioneering use of the internet looked like he might run away with the democratic nomination. >> he worked the state. h