admission officers from the very junior admission officers that we call road warriors, go to high school and visit students all the way up to the dean and vp of enrollment are pretty well versed in all the types of information the student and their family might ask for. so that information is generally readily available. and as i said earlier, if they have questions the admissions office can't answer, standard practice is to forward those type of questions to the people on exam bus who might be able to answer them such as the financial aid office. >> so i see a clear delineation here between what the for profit schools are doing and for the schools that mr. hawkins covers. in terms of how they answer student inquiries into finances, accreditation and all the other elements of that. it seems to me a lot different. they seem to have a set of standards that they follow where i hear from you, well, each school kind of does it differently. >> i was only referring to whether or not they choose to disclose accreditation status or not. with regard to all of the other instances that you've laid o

. >> joshua is a former admissions counselor at westwood college online. one of the schools investigated. >> the most appalling example my assistant director of admissions was presented with a best liar award. >>> all the schools investigated receive at least 90% of revenue from federal student aid. the government is wanting to require colleges to prove they live up to their claims. if you avenue question call 8885 helps you. >>> the happiest place oners is getting more expense. ticket prices at disneyland going up. it will cost adults $76 to go the disneyland, at walt disney world, adult tickets $3 more. the park hopper tickets are also going up and so are the

. >> when i went in to talk to the admissions representative, i felt like this is the place for me. i don't need to research anything. you know? she sold me. >> reporter: but when the walnut creek resident graduated nine months later hoping to land a job in a doctor's office, he got a surprise. >> you must have at least two years experience in this field, which is something that i was not told. >> reporter: he is not the only graduate getting a reality check. >> i'll make the corrections. >> reporter: government investigators went undercover at 15 for-profit colleges in six states. they found virtually all made misleading or incorrect statements to the undercover applicants. like over stating how much graduates could expect to earn. >>> 600 a day that's the low end, some students making up to $1,000 a day. >> reporter: lying about how student loans really work. >> the best thing about it is unlike a car note where they come after you if you don't pay. >> reporter: giving them the hard sell. >> deception was built into the admissions department. >> reporter: joshua prime is a former

when i talked to the admission representative i felt this is the place for me. i don't need the research anything. she sold me. >> when he graduated nine months later hoping the land a job he got a surprise. you must have two years experience in this field. which is something that i was not told. >> he's not the only graduate getting a reality check. government investigators went undercover at 15 for profit colleges in six states. they found all made misleading statements. like over stating how much graduates could expect to earn. >> we have some students making six, seven, $800 a day. >> lying how student loans work. >> it's not like a car note. >> and generally giving students the hard sell. >> joshua is a former admissions counselor at westwood college online. one of the schools investigated. >> the most appalling example my assistant director of admissions was presented with a best liar award. >>> all the schools investigated receive at least 90% of revenue from federal student aid. the government is wanting to require colleges to prove they live up to their

location and programs of study influence the type of school, but can you predict your chances of admission? he says yes. his web site helps estimates your shot at getting into the college you want. >> thanks for having me here. >> maybe we're hoping they had done a little homework and have not, my chances .net is different from other websites guiding kids who are going to try to apply to colleges how. >> it is a completely data driven basically student run, student fueled web site. we take previous data. students fill out their profiles and tell us where they are rejected or accepted. we tell them ever they will get in. >> what is your accuracy rate? >> we're over 90% accurate. >> all right. >> that is my language. >> how do you know, how do you check that i'm not saying that school is terrible and maybe i wanted to go to that school and they rejected me so i'm a little sour grapes here. >> the way our ranking system works, when a student fills out their college list, they throughout the application year, they then say whether they are accepted or rejected. at the end of the year they say

during the interview he did give admissions to committing the crimes on friday. >> reporter: are you saying he confessed. >> we're not going to say exactly what he said during the interviews because this is going to be going to court but he did give admissions. >> reporter: officer young is slowly improving but we're now learning more details about how close a call it was. when he arrived at the medical center he was bleeding out, bleeding to death, he had lost 40% of his blood supply. turns out his gunshot wound in the pell vision area is in a place where it's difficult to stop pleading, the hospital realized they didn't have enough of his blood type on hand. while his doctor desperately appealed to people across the area to donate they were frantically shipping plywood into the hospital, some even arrived in the hospital. >> in the hospital it was dramatic, we had three runners running between the operating room and the blood bank. there was one person at any one time gathering bags, one waiting for more product, a third person in the door coming to collect another round of product

but we just keep on, you know, bearing down on it and try to get an admission out of them. >> are all bets off? do you use incentives? will you work a deal with a prisoner like you always see in the movies on the outside? look, we'll cut you a deal? >> absolutely. but it's not so much like you see on tv. we don't have that type of authority. we can't lessen the sentence or take time off the sentence. ours are more like, you know, we can help you with your visitation rights, maybe you got your visitation suspended. maybe you want to see your family.

during the interview he did give an admission to the crimes on friday. >> are you saying he confessed? >> we are not going to say exactly what he said during the interviews because we are still going to court but he did give admissions. >> reporter: officer young is slowly improving but now learning more details about how close a call it was in the initial hours. when he arrived at alameda medical center he was pleading out, bleeding to death. the officer had lost at least 40% of his blood supply. the gunshot wound in the pelvis and groin area is in a place where it is very difficult to stop bleeding. on top of that, the hospital realized they didn't have enough of officer young's blood type on hand. while his doctor desperately appealed for people across the bay area to donate the american red cross was frantically rushing shipment into the hospital. some even arrived by taxi. >> within the hospital it was very dramatic. three runners running between the operating room and the blood bank. at any one point there was one person in here gathering the bag of products to go to the or. the

. >> when i went in and talked to the admissions representative, i felt like this is the place for me to research anything, you know. she sold me. >> reporter: but when the walnut creek resident graduated nine months later hoping to land a job in a doctor's office, he got a surprise. >> you must have at least two years experience in this field. there's just something that i was not told. >> reporter: he's not the only graduate getting a reality check. government investigators went undercover at 15 for profit colleges in six states. they found virtually all made misleading or incorrect statements to the undercover applicants like overstating how much graduates could expect to earn. >> 300 a day and that's just almost all of them. we have some students making 6, $700 a day. >> reporter: lying about how student loans really work. >> it's not like a car note where if you don't pay, they're going to come after you. >> reporter: and generally giving prospective students the hard sell. joshua prine is a former admissions counselor of westwood college online, one of the 15 schools investigate

the police are confirming with ktvu that andrew barrientos was made admissions about the shooting. we've also been digging ourselves into bauft's past and have new information -- barrientos's pass and have new information about that. he's in a san diego jail faced with attempted murder and two carjacking charges. two other people have been charged with allegedly helping him try to escape to mexico. oakland police are working on the details now to get him back to the bay area. >> he did give admissions to the time -- crime. we're still in the process of having him back up here. >> reporter: we've been digging into his past. these are court documents dealing with two days. one from january and one from april. these are misdemeanor cases but what makes them so si is they are both for -- them so significant is they deal with resisting arrest. and that's what happened in this case. the warrant in this case dealt with an domestic violence case. barrientos, it appears from the documents, knew what it was like to be tracked down by police. and for whatever reason police say he used a gun t

he did give admissions. >> 20-year-old andrew barrientos will be returned to alameda county from san diego this week to face charges. he and two other suspects arrested are from the decoto neighborhood in union city. >>> today marks the official end of american combat operations in iraq. vice president joe biden is in baghdad to preside over today's ceremonies. he is also pushing iraqi leaders to end a stalemate that's prevented them from forming a new government. this morning, president obama flies to fort worth, texas to meet with soldiers who served in iraq. he will then return to washington to speak to the nation. >> what you'll see is the changing of a mission from one of combat to one of support. >> this new mission is called operation new dawn. about 50,000 american forces will focus on stabilizing the country. that includes training and advising iraqi security forces. those troops are expected to remain in iraq until the end of next year. >>> president obama's speech to the nation will start at 5:00 our time. we'll have live coverage here on cbs 5 and also online at cbs5.com.

this kicks off our kids will campaign where kids will have free admission during the month of august along with a paying adult. this campaign is under the board of directors as well as fisher- price, who is sponsoring play at the zoo we can. as far as exhibit at it, thanks to a gift from a marin county family, we will be able to open a portion of the south american rain forest exhibit this september. the newly opened area will feature the 0's 11 anaconda. the south american paris and frogs as well as an indoor topical area to encourage connections with children. thanks also to gifts, we are now planning to build another phase of construction, which will include a flood of floor exhibit as well as an area for risky squirrel monkeys. programming for the exhibit will focus on the negative effects of the illegal animal trade that plague south america. lastly, the zoo's attendants in may, which is above projection, and i thought actually i could take a break and grieve for a moment. unfortunately, june's attendance has come in below expectations, and overall, this summer's attendance is l

. >> during the interview he gave admissions to committing the crimes on friday. >> are you saying he confessed? >> we're not going to say exactly what he said during the interviews because they are still going to be going to court but he did give admissions. >> 20-year-old andrew barrientos will be returned to alameda county from san diego this week it face charges. he and two other suspects arrested are from the decoto neighborhood in union city. >>> today marks the official end of american combat operations in iraq. vice president joe biden is in baghdad to preside over today's ceremonies. he is also pushing iraqi leaders to end a stalemate that prevented them from forming a new government. this morning, president obama flies to fort bliss, texas, to meet with soldiers who served in iraq. then he will return to washington to speak to the nation. >> what you will see is the changing of a mission from one of combat to one of support. >> the new mission is called operation new dawn. about 50,000 american forces will focus on stablizing the country, which includes training and advising

when i went in and talked to the admissions representative, i felt like this is the place for me.to research anything. she sold me. >> reporter: when he graduated and hoping to land a job in a doctor's office he got a surprise. >> you must have at least two years experience in this field which is something that i was not told. >> reporter: pereira is not the only graduate getting a reality check. government investigators went undercover for 15 for profit colleges in six states. they found virtually all made misleading or incorrect statements to the undercover applicants. like overstating how much graduates could expect to earn. >> $600 a day and that's just on the low end. up to $1,000 a day. >> reporter: lying about how student loans work. >> the best thing about it, it's not like a car where if you don't pay they are going to come after you. >> reporter: and generally giving prospective students the hard sell. >> the exception was built into the admission department. >> reporter: joshua prime is a former admissions counselor at westwood college online. one of the 15 schools inve

the 20-year-old man has made admissions about the shooting. he is in a san diego jail after being captured saturday and is expected to return to the bay area later this week. the man was also arrested at the border as the suspected accessory and a third person is also facing charges. they arrested a 40-year-old woman and are accusing her of being an accessory to the shooting. she is being held at the santa anita jail and it's expected to make her first court appearance tomorrow. >>> the man convicted of gunning down matt garcia was sentenced to 50 years -- 30 years to life in prison and created henry don williams said words cannot express the he felt about the murder committed in september 2,008. he and his codefendants mistook the 22 city councilmen -- 22- year-old city councilmen for a drug dealer. >>> in concord on two men face of carbine at causing thousands of dollars of damaged. -- after causing thousands of dollars of damage. police say that the pair cause significant damage to the sports field and irrigation system at the sports comple

they earned their spots here given how many people apply for admission. this year u.c. berkeley received 50,000 applications for undergrad admission and accepted only 4,300 new freshman and 1,500 transfer students. officials say enrollment is about the same as last year. therefore things which characterize this incoming class of freshman. more from out of state. the number of low income and minority students is up from last year. and the number of students taking out federal pell grants to pay for tuition and living costs has gone up this year. >> you know, i came here. i love it here. that's important. we'll find a way to pay for it. it's important that you love where you're going and that you really find it to be a good experience. >> while the number of out-of-state students is up, the number of incoming students from california is down slightly. that's financially good for the university since out of state students pay more. you may recall the u.c. region raised tuitions by 32%. that set off student protests across the system. with tuition and fees averaging $12,500

>> we're not going to say what he said because this is going to court but he did give admissions. >>-year-old andrew barrientos will be returned to alameda county from san diego this week to face charges. he and two other suspects arrested are from the decoto neighborhood in union city. >>> today the state legislature will vote on two budget plans. right now there is no budget and we're nearly two months know a new fiscal year. republicans and democrats have submitted competing proposals, but no sign either will pass. democrats have majorities in the senate and the assembly. but they don't have the two- thirds needed to pass a budget. democrats want a combination of spending cuts and new taxes and republicans proposing only cuts. if no deal is passed today in sacramento, lawmakers will have to return for negotiations in a special session. >>> well, the amount of raw sewage that spilled into redwood shores lagoon last week nearly 10 times the original estimate. clean-up teams now say the underground pipe leaked about 48,000 gallons of sewage. that was last wednesday. the initial estim

but he did give admissions. >> reporter: barrientos is already being held on two counts of attempted murder on a police officer and two counts of hot carjacking. police, however, aren't stopping the investigation there. they are continuing to look into who may have helped him, how, when and when they find out some answers, they are already talking about possible charges. allen? >> all right, phil matier in oakland. >>> now to the cop who was shot. officer todd young had to have two surgeries this weekend. he certainly lost a lot of blood. dr. kim with what it took to keep the officer alive. >>> reporter: when fremont police officer todd young arrived at the alameda county medical center, the 39-year-old father two of was bleeding out to death. the officer had lost at least 40% of his blood supply. >> the officer had multiple injuries to the groin. it's a bloody space, a lot of blood vestles. so he lost a lot of blood. >> reporter: the groin is tough to reach to stop bleeding. he received oxygen but the hospital didn't have enough of his blood type on hand. the american red cross sent

the first question was about admissions. our schools have to understand that what you want to encourage students to enroll -- many who are frightened to go to college because they had been told by their friends or family that they do not want to go to college -- you have to present the potential rewards to the students. you also have to understand -- you also have to make sure the student understand the risk. admissions officers get enthusiastic about the benefit of the education that they do not fully disclose the risks. that is what we are talking about coming up with a simple form that every and missions of assert will go through with every applicant to make sure that every student understands the reward and the opportunity this education will aboard her. you got to be very clear about the loans. you have to be clear that that is a risk they are undertaking. in terms of the student loans and the schools that are having a big problem was to the loan repayment, cca has a default initiative. when i first came here about four

in the final video, when they came back they passed the person on to the admissions director. here is the unhappy endin that ends by statement. i look forward to your questions. >> mr. kutz, thank you very much for your testimony. thank you for your diligence and following through with our request. is that a vote? a roll-call vote has just started. rather than interrupt our questioning, that's recess here for 10 minutes or so and will go over and vote. -- wee to those who've have two votes? i only got one vote. [no audio] the committee will stand in recess for 15 minutes, and that will give us time to vote. we will be back here in 20 minutes. we will be back at that time. the committee will resume. i will go ahead with my first round of questioning. i apologize, but that is the way of the senate here. mr. kutz, thank you for your testimony and thank you and all the great work you do in keeping us advised and inform. the gang up on the deceptive recruiting -- taking up on deceptive recruiting practices, i have heard these are just a few people. perhaps a school has lax recruite

former raiders quarterback jamarcus russell made a stunning admission. he told espn he tested positive for co-dean after the raiders picked him in the draft. he is facing charges of could dean possession after being arrested earlier this year. the raiders released him after three disappointing seasons. last knit the raiders beat the dallas cowboys. they were under the leader ship of the raiders new quarterback jason campbell. final score oakland 17, cowboys nine. >> off to a good start. the commute is not off to a good start. an update. >> 580 is the big problem. these are live pick pictures. >> some fog will burn off. temperatures 60s, 80s, 90s, cooler saturday, warmer inland sunday, monday, tuesday. >> thank you. >> anytime. >> thank you very much for watching. we will update that crash in livermore and how soon they can get that road re-opened. >> live from antioch a shooting overnight under investigation. stay exactly where you are. mornings on 2 comes your way next. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption color

during the interview he gave admissions to the shootings. >> reporter: police say following the friday shooting a multi agency man hunt ensued. with authorities just steps behind as he made the journey to san diego county attempting to cross the boarder. >> couple of breaks on saturday that gave us the information he was near the boarder. the information we are passing out to law enforcement was very instrumental in making the arrest. everybody had his picture and were looking for him. >> reporter: the boarder had been closed for a half hour when he showed up. when he did, he wasn't alone. [inaudible] was with him and he is now been arrested for helping andrew barrientos escape. [inaudible] was also arrested on saturday for accessory after the fact. >> anytime you are assisting somebody escape you are actually just as guilty as critting the crime. >> reporter: we spoke to the da, they say formal charges we can expect later this week. dan, kron 4 news. >> officer todd young remains in critical but stable condition tonight. surgery yesterday afternoon was successful but we will have to u

did you work in the admissions office?ted to central college under a promise that if he ever became an anchorman on a rainy day in new york, these people would get national attention. that's exactly what happened. for more information on this tune into my report on "60 minutes" sunday. i suppose harry smith also got free books. am i right, ma'am? >> absolutely. >> there we go. there we go. you wonder why people come here from pell la iowa all the time. nice to see you. we love iowa. and we love central college. got some alums here, too. i'm sorry, what was that? >> cui, rah, rah. >> one of the cheer >>> this is, of course also a part of the deal. now harry's children get admission and college ale aid. remarkable how it all worked out for you, didn't it harry? >> seems to have. thank you very much. >>> with many workers seeing their hours and salaries cut, while the cost of living continues to rise, a growing number of americans are taking on a second job just to make ends meet. >> hello? >> reporter: joe and his wife jenni

but we just keep on, you know, bearing down on it and try to get an admission out of them. >> are all bets off? do you use incentives? will you work a deal with a prisoner like you always see in the movies on the outside? look, we'll cut you a deal? >> absolutely. but it's not so much like you see on tv. we don't have that type of authority. we can't lessen the sentence or take time off the sentence. ours are more like, you know, we can help you with your visitation rights, maybe you got your visitation suspended. maybe you want to see your family. you're missing your children and you haven't been able to see them if a while. those are things that, you know, we can put our hand in to try to help with some of the admissions that we get. >> valerie, you're known as snoop dog. it's because of her ability to uncover drugs in prison. let's take a look at valerie in action. >> my nickname is snoop dog. >> snoop doggy dogg. >> they tease me all the time about it. it's going to be found, snoop dog is going to find it. they see me coming. you can hear them flushing the camodes. >> hey, george

but he did give admissions. >> reporter: barrientos is already being held on two counts of attempted murder on a police officer and two counts of hot carjacking. i probability more charges to follow for him and anyone associated with his run to mexico. >> it sounds like maybe more than just the two people who helped him that they know about. >> reporter: opd kept a wide- open book on this thing. if there is more, we'll line them up. >> thank you, phil matier. officer young lost a lot of blood and the hospital didn't have enough blood for all his transfusions. dr. kim with ma it took to keep the officer alive. >> reporter: allen, officer judge is in critical but stable condition, and he is alive due to the expertise of the surgeons and donation of blood. >>> reporter: when fremont police officer todd young arrived at the alameda county medical center, the 39-year-old father of two was bleeding out, bleeding to death. the officer had lost at least 40% of his blood supply. >> the officer had multiple injuries to the groin. it's a bloody space, a lot of blood vessels. and therefore, he l

. >> there were two detectives that interviewed bariotos in the gave admission to the shooting that took place on friday. >> oakland police said that following the friday police and a multi-agency ensued. the tories just steps behind as he made the 500 journey south to san diego county in an attempt to cross the mexican border. >> a few bricks there were on saturday that it was the information that he was there- breaks. we were able to get it and to share it with local law enforcement and south florida law enforcement was also instrumental in making this arrest. -south. >> it is the border only turned sh was shut for 30 minutes and he was not alone. 23 year-old union city gustavo has also was withing and beating in his escape. 40 year-old, and when that was also arrested of union city also for accessory after the pact. >> that if you are assisting after somebody's escape. you are just as guilty as committing that crime. >> i just got off the phone with the alameda district attorney's office so far, no formal charges. after any of these three, they are arrested, and body and those for two

during the interview he gave admissions to the shooting in the crime that took place on friday. >> oaklandon say that following the shooting on friday, a multi-man hunt and sued. and as they made the 500 journey towards the san diego county in an attempt to cross the mexican border. >> a couple of breaks on saturday to give us the information that he was here the border and are able to shut it down. the information that we were able to pass out in the south and local law enforcement or very instrumental in making this arrest. everybody at the border had his picture. >> the border and a been close for 30 minutes when he showed up. when he did, he was not alone. gustavo silva was with him and is already an arrested and also 40 year-old, antoinette was also a arrested on saturday and union city for accessory after the fact. >> anytime you are assisting or harboring them you are actually just as guilty as committing that crime. >> now, none of these three it informally charged at this point that is expected later this week. none of these three have been formally charged-- >> and also, all three

the state supreme court will decide whether those stray remarks can be admissible as part of the casereed claims google owes him tens of millions of dollars in lost stock options because he was fired from the company before they went public in 2004. expect the ruling from the state's highest court to come down at 10:00 this morning. live in san jose, i'm matt bigler for cbs 5. >>> as you alluded to, it is difficult to prove these. a lot of people think it's age discrimination but this will set sort of legal precedent about how much information or proof you have to have? >> reporter: exactly. that's why the state supreme court apparently took up this case, because they want to narrow down just what evidence is needed to bring an age bias case to courted. in this case, this computer programmer, mr. brian reed, a computer scientist, i should say, says he heard coworkers describing him as an old man and whether those comments contributed to his firing at google, that's what the supreme court will rule on. they call it lets see if i can find it again, stray remarks. they are make the decis

now there's free admission and free parking. fair managers say they will find funding for next year somehow. but the county is talking about selling the property. >>> another city strapped for cash is offering free ride. the city of oakland has a new shuttle service. it's free. the shuttle has given the nickname the bea and will make stops at chinatown, oakland and city center. the money comes from a grant, private sources and city's redevelopment agency. the city is projecting 3,000 riders a day. >>> it was festive tonight. >> [music]. ! people got together to celebrate the best of east bay. paying tribute to best idea, service and products but mostly a lot of dancing. bands and deejays kept people on their feet. >>> the clock struck midnight in atlanta. but not for the giants. and to tear minutator makes an appearance at the 49ers practice. ,,,,,,,, "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. the

admission was free. there was one event, the drug search event was closed to the public. live in san francisco monty fron sis. >>> a teenager from san jose is coping with injuries from a hit-and-run crash last night. the crash happened near highway 85 around 7:00 last night. 18-year-old dan thompson says he was riding his skateboard in the crosswalk when a white mercedes crashed into him. he suffered serious injuries but the worst, serious damage to one of his eyes. what makes that injury particularly devastating is dan lost his other eye in an accident when he was 4 years old. we will have a light report at 6:00 including more information on the driver and the car that fled the scene. >>> a man who was riding in the san jose bike party is in the hospital tonight after he was hit by a car. the crash happened just before midnight in santa clara right where this month's bike party was being held. the monthly ride draws thousands of riders. one witness said many of the bikers was stopped when several others rode past him in traffic when the accident happened. police are stil

that interested me or got to me the most was the school's report much the admission process is unique only in san francisco. and one that i find personally very complicated and undually so. we recommended that they seriously consider a lottery system that would a sign students to a school at the same time giving families the opportunity to go to a different school if they wanted to. we recommended they redefine the attendance area and have them attend closer to home. some department managers will say thank you. thank you for bringing this to light. thank you for identifying the problem, thank you for your work. others will wish that we had not asked the questions. may be don't appreciate the way the report is worded. disagree the problem identified is a problem. one of the things a civil grand jury has to be careful about is that you maintain an objectivity and your report be factualy based and that your recommendations are based on findings. it's reviewed by the presiding judge and he orders a grant. the mayor's office is required to make responses within 60 days and the board of sup

one, probably the report that interested me or got to me the most was the school's report much the admissionprocess is unique only in san francisco. and one that i find personally very complicated and undually so.

. >>> in a setback for the obama admission, they have blocked funding for human embryonic stem cell research. the judge said the research involved the destruction of embryos which congress outlawed. last month, president oh bah a ma signed an executive order reversing a ban put in place by the bush administration in 2001. after that, the national institutes of health issued new guidelines permitting research on certain stem cell lines that had already been created. a spokesman for the justice department said the agency is now reviewing yesterday's decision. >>> philippine police admitted shortcomings today in the handling of the hostage situation that left eight hong kong tourists dead. earlier yesterday, authorities said a former policeman who hijacked a bus full of tourists was cooperating. but as the crisis continued, commandos decided to storm the vehicle, firing dozens of bullets into the bus. for over an hour afterwards, the hijacker used the captives as human shields until a gunman shot the tourist in the head. eight of the tourists on the bus had been killed. >>> >> other news today

regarding a similar controversy in riverside county, and the question is, have judges here barred admission of evidence at trial. if so, how does the public defender's office address that? the judge who heard the motions in this case has decided most of the materials the prosecutor was not providing on the basis that there was a criminal investigation involving the technician who was dealing drugs has been released, and we are learning about what evidence prosecutors have, what they would help, and we will be making motions to withdraw please, and one thing i think gets lost in some of the coverage is people think, who cares if somebody was dealing drugs? the problem is when you start looking at the evidence that was coming back, because they would do a retest of the evidence -- in some cases there were more drugs. in some cases there were less drugs. in some cases there were problems with their results, whether they were false positives or false negative common ---, and when you are talking about the integrity of a crime lab that is in charge of deciding who is guilty and not give states a

he did give admission to the crime. we're still in the process of having him transported up to alameda county to face charges. >> his mother didn't want to talk. off camera another family member says the 20-year-old fired in self-defense as the officer tried to serve a search warrant. court records show a past that seems to lead to this ending. last year, pleading no contest to resisting a gang task force officer. spending two days in jail, receiving probation. in april, he was accused of evading police and a $75,000 felony warrant was issue forward his arrest. less than two weeks later he was in trouble again. police say he assaulted the mother of his child. police used this flyer in the search for him. his nickname is dough boy. they say he pulled a gun on the mother of his child while driving and threatened to kill her. he tried to take the car with the child but ran away. >> he's a very dangerous person. shows you his mind set. officers went to contact him. he decided to shoot it out. >> in san diego, authorities ar

admission is free. you can find more information on ktvu.com. >>> home sales in the bay area dropped last month to their lowest levels in 15 years. about 6800 homes were sold in july. that's down about 23% from 8800 last year. june was also slow down 19% from last year. the expiration of the federal tax credit contributed to the lower sales. >>> san francisco police are searching today for two men in connection with a deadly shooting in the tenderloin district. the victim, a man between 30 and 40 years old, was found in the middle of jones street just after midnight. police say he had been shot several times. two suspects ran from the scene. police have recovered a semiautomatic weapon that may have been used in the shooting. the gun was dumped in a mailbox a block away. >>> coming up, a bad odor that may prove costly to operators of one bay area airport. the last combat troops have pulled out of iraq. what have they they left behind? will the sunshine continue? steve paulson has the forecast. >>> i'm l

others are schools that are city wide or proposed to be city wide with special programs, special admission criteria, and they wouldn't work as attendance area school. each student ended up living in single attendance areas. these don't have overlapping boundaries. they are interdistrict transfer students and we know who they are. they have home addresses outside of the city. so we can take them into account and assign them to different schools other ways than we would assign residents. students living in each attendance area get a tiebreaker to attend the school in whose attendance areas. parents are not required to choose the attendance area school and they're not guaranteed placement in that school. but as i said, they would have a slight edge on enrollment in that neighborhood school. this nifty diagram that was prepared shows some of the variables that we took into account when drawing the boundaries. some of these ovals on the diagram actually include a variety of different measurements. but as the diagram shows, we looked at capacities and tried not to assign more students to the sch