there are two state the parma programs that we're using to try to model a lot of these approaches. a program called pathways to prosperity connects policymakers and private sector leaders in 15 countries across the americas peter it is aimed at helping small business owners, small farmers, craft people do more businesses, both locally and three regional trade. and the african women's on to partnership program reaches out to women that are part of the african growth and opportunity countries to provide them with information and tools to take advantage of what agoa has to offer. finally, we must support the rise of women leaders in the public and private sectors, because they bring firsthand knowledge and understanding of these challenges, and their perspectives will add greater value as we shape policies and programs that will eliminate barriers to bring women into all economic sectors. several businesses are already taking significant steps to meet such goals. goldman sacks is training the next generation of women business leaders in developing

is a was an isolated incident that will never taken place if the presence of the oakland police the parma were here. >>reporter: inside of the camp and is hard to see what is going on, this tent for example has at least one doesn't tarps the tape together. >>pam: i personally know some guys who are guilty of armed robbery and they're hiding in there because the police will not go in there. the police need to come and do something about this. >>reporter: i walked through here several times on friday and added that see any empty liquor bottles or beer bottles like the man talked about but however, you can see all of this trash on the curb. people work hard late last night trying to clean up. man >>pam: religious leader spoke output at the occupy oakland encampment in the wake of yesterday's shooting. the ministers want to make clear that the fatal incident from yesterday was not a part of the occupy oakland movement and they want to express their support for the cause. stay with us, we have the latest video and information on our website and not forget to share your photographs, videos and

there's one here with mushrooms and ham -- >> parma ham. exactly. >> this is the bad boy. >> arugula and goat cheese. >> that looks fantastic. how's business been lately? >> you know, we are in a good place because what we give is a good value for our customers. and because we're sort of higher end pizza place, people who want to sort of cut back and not go to the fine dinning restaurants can come to us. and people who want to do something a little special and spend a little bit more money than their normal pizza place maybe would come to us as well as just our everyday customer who's been coming to us for 20 years. >> well, ruth you've been in a sweet spot. we're in a sweet spot in morning and we're going to try these pies. back to you at the news desk. >> 6:38. >> i can't wait for that. >>> coming up next, howard is going to have the weekend forecast and monika will check on the commute. >>> in about nine minutes, a special musical guest in studio. we're talking live with kindred family soul about its new album and get a sample of some ne

>>reporter: this is what resident at eight units in the village green of parma's at cupertino faced saturdayight. flames burned out of control destroying a apartments and damaging and closing off eight more. as a residence trudged back from a red cross shelter just next door they took a close look at the damage in the cold light of day. the move fire officials say they believe in happen in someone's kitchen where they were cooking french fries and they took their eyes off of the stove and the blaze started to get out of control. everyone got out now those that live in the eight apartments that are still intact one back in the that is the tricky part. >> though roof is going to collapse on me until the engineers able to do an inspection and there is no way to go in. >> it is all locked, so you cannot get in from the out i think there is more damage but more or less, in spite of the units have total fired it is so we have to go inside and see. >>reporter: it could take days or weeks before the in having units are in habitable again. >>james: other news around the bay suspected child molester i

we know there is a makeshift memorial set up in front of the police to parma will tran is out there will get a live report from him draw the morning skate to the and we will have the latest on our web site attakuas well. >>justine: we are looking at live pictures of a traffic accident i believe you have details on both. >>erica: the morning we have a lot to talk about in the meantime want to show you this live look from the mount tancam. we see clear skies above the first chance the rainfall is 8:00 a.m.. this is the heart in the peak of your morning commute especially in the north bay. in the meantime we are dealing with a chilly start to the morning to return to the low '40's and '50's. in fact will drop down to the '30's as we get closer to sunrise. and to the overnight hour to indicate cloudy what conditions with temperatures in the '40's. into the afternoon will be slow to warm up, together to the struggling to get out of the low 50s. hayward, your afternoon high as 52 degrees the same goes for fremont. >>erica: this green on your screen indicates rainfall. we will see whether in th

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it is not a reporting parma. they did not have to give it to the federal government. if you call them and ask them what your graduation rate is, they are supposed to tell you. there is work that's just maybe they did not do that and maybe nobody knows that as a requirement they should do that. as an organization like that, saying he should be asking for this information and shaming people when they do not give it to you. a great role for the consumer or the public to play. >> we will take one more, the gentleman in the back. >> you are talking about resources for consumers. i work with colleges every day and we are looking for best practices. what is the government doing for the administrators to help them? >> that is a great question. we believe institutions -- there are differences in institutions that are doing good things and the others. some say it we are open access, we take everyone in, so you have to assume our graduation rates will be low. there is a difference when you can probe for things like -- control things for low income status. colleges to do things t