berkeley city officials made the trek out to the city's tuolumne camp to assess the damage done by the massaive rim fire. all the main buildings in the camp have been destroyed including the dining and recreation halls and amphitheater. two permanent bridges were damaged to the point they are unusable. roughly 12 to 16 cabins remain in the camp's main area, but each have varying degrees of damage, a camp spokesperson said it is still too early to tell what the city's plan for the camp will be. a new i-r-s rule could make your check at a restaurant cheaper. and >>james: watch what street this morning. futures traded mixed right now. there's more evidence of an improving job market and that helped lift the stock market yesterday. if the labor department reported unemployment benefits fell to its lowest point since october 2007. a dp also showed american businesses at 176,000 jobs in august. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow closed of nearly seven points. the nasdaq climbed 93 and s&p 500 added two. opening bell today as 630. --nasdaq climbed 9. the labor the permit will relea

. >>> berkeley city council is talking about the availability of medical marijuana.bring the total to 6, one advocate says it's better for patients so they don't have to go to oakland or richmond. >>> the board of regions will consider a proposal to spend $6 million to renovate a rundown manages to house uc residents. the blake house has been vacant for 5 years. they say until the long run, it will be less expensive and continue to use it for residents. facebook mark sucker burk will be a guest at the new charter school in san francisco today. it will have a ribbon cutting ceremony school. the kip charter schools prepare students of all backgrounds for college. >>> new details emerging about the deadly shooting rampage, what we're learning about the gunman who killed 12 people at a washington shooting. >> the latest on a continue firefighter. >> we're looking at the commute and the golden gate bridge. southbound traffic looks good. >> a weak system is moving into the north. it will be a cooler forecast, i'll have the forecast and talk about the weekend rain. unbeliev

berkeley city council discussing increasing the number of medical marijuana december pens riz allowed in the city. the law allows four and the city medical marijuana commission wants to increase that number to six. they say that would provide more patient was access to medical marijuana and bring down the price. officials estimate additional dispensaries could bring additional tax revenue. >> state employees sending out thousands of delayed unemployment checks, saying they were delayed because of a transition to a new computer system. employees have to double check claims, createsing a backlog of work. >> some claim it was complexity. these were having to go in to process. and to get benefits issued. >> officials hoping checks will be sent out this week. >> well, now to latest on that massacre in washington, d.c.. we are learning now that the shooter, aaron alexis had a history of mental illness and acted alone and bought the gun two days beforehand skb gained access to a handgun. once at the navy yard. among 12 victims a graduate of stand ford a cross the nation from washington to he

. >> berkeley city officials made the trek out to the city's tuolumne camp to assess the damage there was done by the mass of empire. all the main buildings in the camp have been destroyed including the dining and recreation hall. to permit bridges were damaged to the point where they are unusable. roughly 12 to 16 cabins remained in the camp's main area, but each have a varying degrees of damage. >> in new york, a 19 year- old man was hit and killed while using a remote controlled helicopter. roman pirozek jr. died yesterday afternoon in brooklyn. police said that he was operating a small aircraft and helicopters whirling blades sliced off the top of his head. friends say that he was an expert fire. coincidentally, his father is the vice president of the club which allows people to fly model aircraft in the park. an investigation into this incident is now under way. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. scientists may a huge new discovery at the bottom of the pacific ocean. a volcano! we would tell you more about that. >> it is good to be on tv these days, will have the richest wom

from the city's agencies, district staff and administrators, community organizations as well as service providers. there are three phases in this process. in phase one. we've worked with uc berkeley center for cities and schools in collaboration with the san francisco department of children youth and their families to develop the tier permit fee structure. in this phase one we mainly focus on indoor facilities during the school years. in phase two, we work with city technologies to put facilities use permit online and to offer a system to manage and track permits and invoices. and to develop the space and over all the impact on the district operations from increase use of our facilities. researchers from the uc berkeley center for city and schools have received facilities use policies and fees and other school districts in california and analyzed sfusd schools and developed an origination -- recommendation for a new fee structure for us. and also calculated specific use cost. their two types of cost. we have the direct facilities cost such as utilities, repairs and maintenance and we also have the direct staff cost such 80's as custodian and staff. we have developed a formula and

. >>> the berkeley city counsel is considering a grant to crackdown on underage drinking. it would provide the berkeley police department with $75,000 in funding. the money would be used for overtime for party patrol enforcement teams. at ucl berkeley there have been 13 alcohol-related incidents sips the dorms. >>> claims of scanning your personal e-mail. a lawsuit being filed against google's gmail service. >>> the president's increasing tense relationship with the summit's host. >>> how long will it take for traffic to pick up and we'll look at where traffic well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ it is so honey swagalish ♪ so much crunch, can you handle this? ♪ ♪ the party in the bowl don't stop! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ must be the honey! >>> 5:11 is the time right now. a car bomb exploded in cairo today in the motorcade injured 8 people. the interior minister was unharmed. he spoke to the egyptian television said his car

the berkeley city council will investigate the possibility of having grocery stores label again neticallyproduce. the motion approved by city council tells the city manager and the commission which stores this would apply to, how to enforce it and how produce would be labeled. in the last election, california voters rejected prop 37. that would have required all grocery stores in california to label genetically engineered foods. but in berkeley, 74% of those who voted support the measure. >>> 8:39. a bill on assault weapons has passed the state assembly and is now in the hands of governor brown. the bill would ban kits that convert guns to assault-type weapons. it's a loophole around california's ban on those weapons. berkeley assemblywoman nancy skinner authored the bill, it's one of three bun control measures before the governor. no word whether he will sign it. new rules for frarking are expected to -- fracking are expected to come through. the governor is expected to sign it. this is where water and chemicals are released into the earth to release natural oil. environmentalists who ha

. >>> berkeley city leaders had an opportunity to to visit this camp. they say it's a total lost. berkeley has said they will refund anyone. >>> to the south bay where we have learned the identity of a homicide suspect arresting for killing a schoolyard monitor. robert honda tonight on her family's search for answers. >> reporter: the family of re in a, made arrangements for a funeral in mexico. the 49-year-old disappeared after leaving her home on saturday, then was found dead inside her minivan several blocks away on tuesday. the suspect is a 43 year old man named oscar ayala. the family did not have any suspect information when we talked to them. >> he's going to be behind bars hopefully for the rest of his life. but it's never going to bring back my mother. >> reporter: reyna figueroa worked as a much loved schoolyard monitor. with the help of grief counselors students threw out posters to show their love. >> they want to show her that they miss her. they're having a hard time understanding why she's gone and e't coming here anymore. >> i had my bad days and she came and helpe

if the proposal is approved berkeley would be the first city in the entire country to have a city council district designed solely to represent the interest of college students. students make up about a quarter of berkeley's population so putting power in the hands possibly of students. >> and they are registered to vote. >> watch how it plays out. >> let's see how the forecast is playing out for today. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura and jon. good morning to you at home. your flight delays for traffic tuesday we'll check on the drive in a moment. but you are trying to catch a plane for business, 58 degrees, patchy fog in san francisco, we are expecting delays to crop up at about 6:30. we'll check on that with thick low ceilings with the return of onshore flow. that means a cooler day. a little breezy this morning. hold onto your steering wheel as you cross the open water bridges, the bay bridge, the golden gate, you might find drizzle. later on, though, a sunny finish headed our way. 93 for livermore, so down from the triple digits. 80 in fremont, 86 los gatos and you're hold

. >>> berkeley city leaders had an opportunity to to visit this camp. they say it's a total lost. berkeley has said they will refund anyone. >>> to the south bay where we have learned the identity of a homicide suspect arresting for killing a schoolyard monitor. robert honda tonight on her family's search for answers. >> reporter: the family of re in a, made arrangements for a funeral in mexico. the 49-year-old disappeared after leaving her home on saturday, then was found dead inside her minivan several blocks away on tuesday. the suspect is a 43 year old man named oscar ayala. the family did not have any suspect information when we talked to them. >> he's going to be behind bars hopefully for the rest of his life. but it's never going to bring back my mother. >> reporter: reyna figueroa worked as a much loved schoolyard monitor. with the help of grief counselors students threw out posters to show their love. >> they want to show her that they miss her. they're having a hard time understanding why she's gone and she's not coming here anymore. >> i had my bad days and she came and

. >> the berkeley city council debating whether to have grocery stores label all of their geneticallyoduce. now, this motion approved by the city council tells the city manager and several city commissioners to examine which stores the policy would apply to, how the requirement would be enforced and how produce would be labeled. in the last election, california voters rejected prop 37. that would have required all grocery stores in the state to label genetically engineered foods; but in berkeley, 74% voted in favor of that measure. >>> coming up next here on mornings on 2, developing news we first reported about 30 minutes ago, two teenagers gunned down in east pal low alto. what happened just before that gunfire. >>> also caught on video, ktvu news has exclusive video. thieves targeting a small business in oakland. stay right here with us. embrac. warm up e with fall's fi share yo f t.j. finds... at a price worth posting. see the real deal. search hashtag maxxinista and see the brands people are scoring. t.j.maxx. >>> we are following developing news. two teenagers gunned down in eas

>> they get their ideas from berkeley and let's face it, not many cities across the country like berkeley 100,000 people. i don't think we are in danger of this catching on. won't have an impact. >> david: but there are other cities following this. >> this is magical science fiction thinking on part of a poor city that taxpayers will have to foot the bill for the bad policy. democrats rejected this idea in congress. a lot of democrats said no, don't do it. you know why? litigation lawsuits are going to hit this city. also, banks will never lend to anyone in that city again because of the really bad policy. >> john, we were talking before about what america perceived as. self-perceptions are important. the people who aren't paying the bills are rewarded. >> it tells the irresponsible buy a house you can't afford because you'll be subsidized by prudent who don't buy that which they can't afford. it's terrible for housing. it will drive investors away from there, which is probably good but don't do it. >> david: will it help or hurt the housing problem? >> hurt. i sympathize with the mayor a

. >> the berkeley city counsel is considering a grant to crack down on under age drinking. the grant would provide the police department with $75,000 in funding. the money would be used to pay for overtime for party patrol or investigate adults who buy alcohol for minors. there have been 13 alcohol related incidents since students moved back into the dorms. >>> the bill is heading to governor's desk. the state senate approved the bill yesterday. if the governor signs the bill, means people carrying a small amount of drugs could avoid more serious charge. prosecutors can charge people with transporting even if the drugs are only intended for personal use. >> 7:38. the john mure health system is selling off business. 26 stand alone patient lab service stations are included in the deal with laboratory corporation of america. that will result in the loss of 540 jobs. although lab corp says it will take on 150 of those workers. the labs based in those hospitals are not part of this deal. >>> a san diego program that offers homeless a one way bus ticket out of town is causing con

berkeley. do you get used to it? >> no. oh absolutely not. >> reporter: police chief will present the findings of the report to the city council on tuesday. the public is welcome to attend. reporting from berkeley, patrick sedillo, kpix 5. >>> the police union that represents these officers wants to get 176 officers on the streets. there are currently fewer than 170. >>> a man faces four years and eight months in prison for a car accident that killed one pedestrian and injured another on a sidewalk in walnut creek. jose cabreze was sentenced yesterday after pleading guilty to gross vehicle already manslaughter while intoxicated. -- vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. the other was hospitalized for a month and continues to deal with her injuries. >>> menlo park police will soon be recording their every move. 40 cameras are being prepped to accompany officers while they're on patrol. the video cameras clipped to the front of the officer's uniform and they'll be used to document police officers' contact with people. the recordings will be downloaded and saved in a police data base for at least two and a half years. >>> well

. ♪ ♪ >>> werkly -- berkeley city council will debate increasing the availability of medical marijuanaily cal is debating two more dispensaries. that would make a total of six. one marijuana advocate says this is better for patients so they don't have to go all the way to oakland or richmond. >>> pittsburg could become the next bay area city to ban plastic bags, making it the first east ck:city to do it. that means grocery stores and other retailser would not be able to provide single-use plastic bags to their customers. if approved, the ban would take effect in january. >>> a chp motorcycle officer is recovering this morning after he was struck by another driver near dublin. the accident happened yesterday afternoon on westbound 580 near san ramon. the crash involved two other vehicles, one which rear ended the motorcycle officer driving ahead of the crash. the officer was thrown from his motorcycle. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >> with rain in the forecast -- >>> with rain in the forecast there's concerns about sliding. mt. diablo park just reopened more t

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. >>> and political woes in berkeley. the city'socratic club is facing serious allegations involving homeless people and false campaign literature. those stories and more next on mornings on 2. now back to you. >> very interesting. >>> time now 6:48. sal come on back. i know you are busy. you everyone have the chopper working. >> news chopper 2 is showing us the terrible backups. southbound 880 i want to show it to you. this is injury crash southbound 880. it looks like they could be moving it here. the backup is going to be super busy as you drive. our news chopper 2 is tilting up. look at that slow traffic. you can see how it corresponds with our road sensors. see how the road sensors are all red? that is the way it looks on the map. if you are driving from oakland, i might rethink that if i were you. >> let's go to steve. for >>> clear skies. looks good. coast, bay, inland. clear 50s in the morning. everyone is going well to the north. today looks good. tropical connection is also very quiet after yesterday's very active week. 32

always like to talk to the 51-year-old victim, hospital lied in critical condition >>> berkeley police plan to ask the city to equip them with stun sguns. the berkeley police officer's union says stun guns would give officers an alternative to physical gunfire. of leaders pointed last week when a mentally ill man stabbed himself multiple times. the officers say if they were armed with stun guns they could have stopped them sooner. he's working on a written proposal. san francisco police have a man in custody in connection with the deadly shooting of a college student as he got off a muni train this week. continuing coverage from the engel heights neighborhood. we talked to the suspect. >> reporter: he said he doesn't know what kind of trouble his son might have been involved in. police made the arrest around the corner from here at this muni stop. hi friends sayhis friends said he liked going to school and taking it is train. >> the death of justin valdez near a muni stop not far from san francisco state came as a shock. >> i think it's really sad and tragic valdez was getting off when she was shot just be

. >>> berkeley city leaders had an opportunity to tour the ruins of the a tuolumne city camp is a total loss. they are refunding those who have paid for reservations and they are looking for another camp site that they can use next year. for now, it's too early to tell where that camp may be. >>> an oakland man does not have much time to live. before he dies, he hopes his broken heart can be mended. charles butler senior is making a public plea to help find the person who killed his son. police say charles junior was shot and killed just before christmas two years ago after an argument following a fender bender. >> i'd hate to leave this world not knowing, you know, that they have been caught or serving their time or being punished for what they have done. >> a $25,000 reward is being offered for information to find his son's killer. >>> police in burling game are looking for two young dognappers. a 5-month-old french bulldog was stolen by two girls when it wandered from home. a witness told police the girls were walking with the dog and claimed to own it. anyone with information is ask

berkeley. as a city college student i started students making a change that is -- focuses on leadership development and civic engagement, which raul and christie are part of. i started that program at city college because we want to directly address issues impacting equity, impacting low-income, students of color to achieve and to help us overcome barriers that make us feel like it's our fault. so, so, you know, when -- we can stand here and say there are some -- that there are lots of different issues that either exist or don't exist by people on different side, but no one can stand here and tell me students have access to wi-fi when they need it. there is no one that can stand here and tell me we didn't have issues with shared governance. that democracy has to be hard, but it doesn't have to be impossible. i really urge the community to come together in a real way and that if we actually truly love our college and our community that we'll be the number one critics of it and do everything we can to fix

berkeley camp. summer get away spot owned by the city of berkeley. many of the buildings destroyed by the rim fir are in this area t.deputy city manager came to take a look. he says this was both a professional and personal loss. >> this is a camp that i have the loved for many years and my family loved for many years and we just spent july at the camp because my son weren'ted to spend his 14th birthday there the. >> in tuolomne county abc 7 news. >> busy night we have a lieutenant to get to. epic swim coming. diana finishes a dreechlt 25 years in the makin making. her message tonight after her record breaking swim. what she did is remarkable. >> we are nearly halfway through the cooling off period between bart and major union where negotiations stand up to the the minute. >> plus part of california park history soon cut down. >> and another live look at the bay bridge. as cars are guest ready to roll across it for the first time since the 5 day closure. that new eastern span quite a sight to behold. morning commute will never be morning commute will

. >>> dealing with rising crime in the city of berkeley. what police say needs to be done to help push down violent crime rates. >>> a costly mistake for united airlines leaves many celebrating. the unbelievable price tag. >>> good morning. right now we are looking pretty good around the bay area. not a lot going on as you look at a live picture of interstate 80 westbound. but we will tell you where traffic is expected to get heavy first. >>> and on this friday morning plenty of low clouds are in place. there is even mist. not as much as yesterday but the weekend outlook is coming up. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 4:47 is the time. boldly going where no manmade object has gone before. nasa's voyager one has become the first spacecraft to leave the solar system. nasa scientists confirm voyager one entered interstellar space last august. it's now outside the helioses fear. that is the magnetic boundary separating the sun, planets. >> the material in which voyager finds itself not created by the sun but created by our ne

. >>> the city of berkeley has reportedly closed down the swimming pool at berkeley high school. the website berkeley side says health worker found the level of chemicals in the water were above normal operating levels. parents of water polo players complained their children had burning eyes, itching and in some cases loss of body hair. >>> firefighters are still battling a fire at the hay kingdom off 505 in winters. the fire began last night. three hay barns have been destroyed. so far the main facility is contained. they are concerned about high winds and say the fire could burn for days. >> it's a massive amount of fire. you think what you burn in your fireplace and multiply it. very spokey care. it's -- smokey fire. it's difficult to put out. >> firefighters from at least five cities are along the fire lines. that's started the fire has not been determined. >>> firefighters are on the scene of a large compost fire on carroll avenue near ingle street in the bayview neighborhood. the national gases and heat generated from the compost ignited the fire. much of that fire should b

declaration and that won't be made until a consolidation from all cost from our county and the city of berkeley ands so we're working on that and we'll be meeting with tawada county to further the claims activity. what is eligible for recovery already is the fire management assistant so the fire department and our order are recovering those. those are buckets of recovery from state and federal funds. the urgency is still continuing even though it's not an act or not as much fire activity and that's because of fall rain and erosion and slope conditions as deputy carlin mentioned. the process, i'll be before you telling you how that's going because it could take up to a year and they come back after the fact and do audits to make sure the numbers tie if eligibility for reimbursement did occur. insurance reimbursement takes 30 days at best and that's after they are reported out to you and we get an early indication if it's an accepting claim. the damage to bring you up-to-date on the most updated estimated damage cost, it's summarized here for you and it's broken down into the water enterprise and

. >> this is the second time this year berkeley police have asked the city to arm them with stun gunss say using stun guns can be very dangerous, especially dealing with suspects in serious medical problems. >>> cal trans has been testing signs in the caldecott tunnel and it's been causing a slowdown in traffic. the new signs are similar to ones already installed in the recently opened double slide tunnel in san mateo county. in the caldecott, signs will warn motorists of any tunnel- related issues, including lane closures or accidents, even more serious events such as fires or earthquakes. the signs will advise drivers what to do and even direct them to one of cross passages that will lead to safe evacuation. >> all of these systems have to be tested individually and then in concert with each other, ultimately culminating with a series of fire drills right before the tunnel opens to traffic. >> the new signs are to prevent a repeat of a gasoline tanker fire which led to the deaths of seven people. >>> 4:47. want to check in with sal for a look at the morning commute. hi, sal. >> pame

reports of several shots being fired near the intersection of 8th and page >>> berkeley police are investigating the city's fourth murder of the year. reports of several shots being fired near the intersection of 8th and page streets came in shortly before 6:00 last night. officers found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. the victim's name hasn't been released and no suspects have been identified so far. >>> a man fell to his death outside candlestick park just after the 49ers game started yesterday afternoon. the man was walking with his brother when he fell from the elevated pedestrian walkway there. witnesses telling san francisco police the man appeared to be intoxicated at the time. the man was in his 30s. >>> today the oakland mayor and police chief will answer media questions regarding this helicopter. the police chopper was grounded in 2009 because of budget cuts. but earlier this year, a nonprofit group called fueling california donated $10,000 to help buy gas to put it back in the air. the nonprofit represents consumers when it comes to fuel costs. >>> 4:

live in oaklands -- could add berkeley for a les of bay area cities make their crime. roes were up 25 people around town did notice the difference. >> had a car down the street. the car rolling into someone's house. >> he he we -- see that as much as we heard the victims yelling and screaming. >> the crime mostly increases because you're an. >>> police in rhoner park are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a hotel housekeeper. she was cleaning a. he's described as 30-40-year-old man, 5'10, with a thin build and tattoo on his neck. call rhoner park police if you saw anything. >>> a woman with bay area titles, suspecting of two. police aren't released the 42- year-old's coopts named an had a. made comments that led off to the hampton inn in santa anna. >> my understanding she may have tried to commit yue side. >> investigators are not releague children or o to avoid military in. secretary of state john kerry and his russian couper party hon, an get rid of chemicals weapons. >> and united states and russia are committed to the elimination of syrian chemical weapons

city. concord you'll hit 77. benicia 76. san ramon, pleasanton, dublin, livermore all in the upper 70s. berkeley72. 69 degrees in the city. novato 78. rohnert park 75. ukiah tomorrow 74 degrees. not back to normal yet but we are getting milder. look at friday and saturday close to 80 near the bay. i think we'll get there on saturday. 70s at the coast and we'll stay pretty close to average for the next several days but that fire danger is certainly on the increase. speaking of that there is a red flag warning in effect for the east bay hills and all higher elevations starting tonight. roberta gonzales live every live in oakland checking out the conditions. >> we are here in the oakland hills directly below the oakland zoo where currently air temperatures at 67 degrees. the winds have died down a bit have been blowing up to a good 10 miles per hour with stronger gusts. and the relative humidity now climbed to 50%. we decided to come here to the oakland hills because beginning later on tonight we have a red flag warning that goes into effect for the east bay hills, north bay hills and also the sant

berkeley. and piedmont avenue in oakland. this is in nevada city. these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then there's these special schools for crippled children. this is in the mission district and it's a beautiful school with all the features we take

city. san rafael 78. berkeley 71. santa rosa 76. lafk port tomorrow 79 degrees.e warm up on wednesday and thursday. you'll notice an increase in clouds on friday then how about some showers for saturday? i haven't said that in a couple months, but we have a slight rain chance sad morning, clear out quickly. won't amount to too much and the trier choice over the weekend will be sunday. the first time in about five, five-and-a-half months, we are talking about rain fall. >> sorely needed. >> hopefully the beginning of what will be a much-needed wet wibt winter. >> we do need it. >> thanks. >>> it could be one of the most complicated salvage operations ever. how crews finally got a capsized cruise liner right after nearly two years stuck at sea. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, concordia is now upright -- ready for its next move. . >>> after a very long and complicated operation, the crippled costa con orderia is now upright and ready for its next move. time lapse video the 19 hours it took to straighten out the cruze ship. it ran aground and tipped other january, 2012. 32 peopl

city. not used to seeing it. berkeley is seeing a dramatic spike in robberies and burglaries. w, we talked to one woman who witnessed her car being stolen. the solution the police intend to present to the city council. that story and more at 6:30. see you back in a half hour. for now we have more on kpix .com. good night. ,,,,,, >> glor: tonight, all sides of the syria deal. >> we're finished. >> glor: the u.s. and russia agree on a plane to eliminate syria's chemical weapons but it will work. margaret brennen is in geneva, elizabeth palmer in damascus of course, and holly williams in istanbul. we have stories of narrow escapes after record flooding. the race to clear a massive molasses spill in hawaii is threatening marine life and baffling cleanup crews. and fighting spirit-- terrell brown talks to a man from the front line of new jersey's board walk fire. >> the radio goes off, and we don't hesitate. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> glor: good evening, everyone. je

i myself went to city college after graduating from berkeley when i wanted to learn chinese much like my colleague. i decided to amplify my talents because i had many chinese students. i speak spanish. this is a question about active education. i feel firmly about that because we don't want privatization. we want opportunities available to our community at large and the generations to come. thank you for your good work on our behalf because we are a city college, all of us. >> thank you. next speaker? >> hello, i'm a student at the city college. thank you for the study. i believe what happened on july 3rd was for a lot of people in san francisco that support the colleges when i heard the news i have devastated. i went to a baseball game and i did not care because of what happened with city college. city college has done so much for so many people. i have seen the gamete of is known for so many people the radioology department was rated no. 1 in the country. it beat out mit and harvard and all the great departments throughout the country. what city college does is it's affordable. it's