my office phone, telephone lines, personally, my staff will be working directly with raquel [speaker not understood]. and calling my office and e-mailing her would be a way to go as well. i'm also on facebook. so, with that, if there are -- i think supervisor tang has comments as well. but i do really appreciate people coming here and i want to make sure that we are playing a role to support the efforts to save and improve city college. >> all right. well, i just wanted to really thank supervisor avalos for your leadership on this issue and of course thank you to all the people who came out and spoke. we really enjoyed listening about the diversity of opinions you have and experiences that you've had through city college. certainly i even have peers to this day who decided to go back to city college to take extra courses. so, we truly do know how important it is to maintain this incredible institution. and i know that all of the members on the board of supervisors don't want to see it closed. i think that regardless of whatever your opinion is on the accrediting commission that impro

raquel and jeremy and francis shay. we have an intern that provided support for us and a crafting list and sharing that and that is davis sector. there was another shadow aid we had in our office who is actually we would borrow from one of the other supervisors and that was supervisor norman yee who gave us help. he helps -- thank you for that for your great work. and most of all i want to thank the community for feeding me over the past couple of days and being in my office and keeping us honest about our budget and pushing on us, community labor advocates who were there. i know that there was a lot that -- for us to fulfill and i know there's still a lot that people expect more of us, but i truly believe we have something that moves the city forward and look forward to your further leadership and partnership with you in the future. thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you. i want to say on the process that i think the department presented to us did a great job also with distinction information and really doing great

. >> reporter: raquel long lists off the supplies to write with store homework and survive during the school year. it all adds up to a midsummer rush to find the best deals. >> 50 cents per crayon. >> if i saw back to school in the middle of summer and i was a 10-year-old i would freak out. >> reporter: walmart manager feels guilty to startle kids still working on their summer sunburn but the fact is one in four families started back-to- school shopping in july according to the national retail federation. >> i learned that school clothes shopping i have to start early. if i wait too long the selection isn't there. so we're done with shopping for school clothes. >> reporter: but being first done won't always get you to the head of the class. a restory of survival for shoppers examined 500 back-to- school deals from 2012 across top retailers and found 78% of the supplies sold in july were the same price in august. that was the case at walmart. walgreens did sell about 50% or half of its schools supplies cheaper in july. office depot actually sold 62% of its items cheaper in august. anna

. >> raquel hernandez brown believes it was long before the fire but it had been a bad day for the couple. first she obtained a restraining order against him, then, they fought in a parking lot. this led to speculation he could have been distract whtd limo passenger section broke out in flames. >> i'm sure he could have saved them. you know? he was too busy on the phone. and i know he was videotaping. >> this month hernandez brown discovered videos of the fire on her husband's cell phone. it haunts her five women died in the fire. >> i seen cars and just, you know, i see flames. >> efforts to reach the driver have been unsuccessful. a brother would only say, quote, he looks forward to the official findings of the investigation. hernandez-brown says her husband is hoping to snare a wind fall from lawsuits that will give them a chance for a new start. >> i don't want that on my conscience. not at all. i don't want my kids to have it z i'm poor. >> in foster city, abc 7 news. >> a bay area sailor is under arrest for leading the coast guard on a slow-speed chase. the pursuit went on for hours

. >> reporter:rachael 'raquel' hernandez brown says she had a cellwith her estranged husband, limo driverrville 'ricky' brown some time, she can't say exactly when, some time before a firethe limo killing five women. >> i started to get loud and he wasn't getting his point across. i did not want to talk any more and i did not want any more drama from him he became upset. he berkeley started to cursed me out. >> reporter:at that point, says hernandez brown, her husband turned up the radio. she doesn't know whether their arguing might have distracted him from reacting to the emergency, but can't able to do more to help. >> i really do not know. he says that he was in a state of shock and i could not understand why he couldn't have helped the ladies of the car like a stranger did off the street. >> reporter:shown here with her husband and their two children, hernandez brown says she has a restraining order against him. she says he expects to profit from the accident and is hoping for a reconciliation. >> i tell him that i did not want the money got to forgive him i want no part of that money

. >> raquel hernandez brown believes it was long before the fire but it had been a bad day for the couple. first she obtained a restraining order against him, then, they fought in a parking lot. this led to speculation he could have been distract whtd limo passenger section broke out in flames. >> i'm sure he could have saved them. you know? he was too busy on the phone. and i know he was videotaping. >> this month hernandez brown discovered videos of the fire on her husband's cell phone. it haunts her five women died in the fire. >> i seen cars and just, you know, i see flames. >> efforts to reach the driver have been unsuccessful. a brother would only say, quote, he looks forward to the official findings of the investigation. hernandez-brown says her husband is hoping to snare a wind fall from lawsuits that will give them a chance for a new start. >> i don't want that on my conscience. not at all. i don't want my kids to have it z i'm poor. >> in foster city, abc 7 news. >> a bay area sailor is under arrest for leading the coast guard on a slow-speed chase. the pursuit went on for hours

. >> reporter:rachael 'raquel' hernandez brown says she had a cell phone conversation with her estranged husband, limo driver orville 'ricky' brown some time, she can't say exactly when, some time before a fire erupted in the back of the limo killing five women. >> when i started to get loud it was up rory did not want to talk. at the hear music of the background. he became upset and really started cursing me out. >> reporter:rachael hernandez brown/driver's estranged wife at that point, says hernandez brown, her husband turned up the radio. she doesn't know whether their arguing might have distracted him from reacting to the emergency, but can't understand why he was not able to do more to help. >> what could he do the same period? he says he was arrested shot. shothe was in a state of shock! >> i told him that i do not want any of that money and no parts of that money not even a dollar of that money. the one that took that money and i am not born to be haunted. like your hands are dirty out my hands will not be dirty. >> reporter:shown here with her husband and their two children, hern

there's raquel. >> we love you, congrats. >> katy perry, guys, tomorrow on "good morning america." >>good morning. i'm eric thomas. livermore is hosting the inaugural intermediate little league world series which begins today at max baer park. the 13-year-old players come from all over north america and as far away as japan. the teams have the same organization and format as little league but play on a bigger diamond. the competition concludes on monday with the championship game. >>> mike has your forecast. >> speaking of livermore, 82 degrees, a little below average and indicative of what we'll have around the bay today as temperatures only reach 80s in the east bay valleys and possibly around morgan hill, the rest of us in the 60s and 70s. accuweather seven-day forecast, we will stay below average through thursday, finally get back to average friday through the weekend. leyla? >>> and further speaking of livermore, we have this accident involving a motorcycle that hasn't cleared. it's right at isabelle avenue. as you make your drive, it is very slow, 28 miles per hour, across the b