org the whole thing that happened to kill ooga brown school book is mind blowing to me who could even concoct for a film. nobody would believe. i thought it was a brilliant idea and i absolutely welcomed the opportunity because i have dedicated my life to this kind of work and felt that this was really the next step in my life . to me it became a part of who debbie was how she identified because she was very much engrossed and involved in every aspect of the school that it was immediately a very family were in this together feeling where everyone had a sense of this was going to be something important. just school is targeted at all of new york city kids here in the vision the hope would be that it would be half english speakers half arabic speakers and the reason for that is if you have a dual language school you want the students to be able to teach each other. we want to have arab americans we want to have african-americans we want to have white kids asian americans latinos that's what we wanted we wanted a multicultural environment. closer brown was chosen as a namesake because he

i'm back out here live, as for willie brown school, it'll close in the spring. this coming spring it'll be leveled down and they'll build a state of the art building in its place. they will use money provided but the funding to do just that. >>> the university of california has received a record number of applications for the 2011 fall semester. the number of applications increased from last year. actually there were 142,000 people who applied. that's up 6%. other interesting figures, applications from out of state are up 10.7%. international applications jumped 22.5% and there was an 18% increase in applications from latino students. on average about 70% of applicants are accepted to at least one university of california campus. >>> a san francisco judge has struck down a class action lawsuit over furloughs imposed on state correctional officers. the california correctional peace officers association argued that self-directed furloughs violated the federal labor laws. the association claimed employees aren't paid in full for hours worked with a given pay cycle.

school officer. they shot 20 year old brown, and he shoat a school -- shot a school officer -- joaquin park. brown was in a stolen car. >> >> police say that she sped away, crashed in to a hoim, and then backed her car in to an officer, and that is when the police officer shot her several times. and we spoke with the girl's mother, and they questioned the officer's use of force. >> there was no reason for the police to shoot her so many times. >> teenager has lost a lot of blood, and is expected to sur save. >> if you were in the san jose area, you may have felt an earthquake. this is north of morgan hill, and this is the second time that the shakes were felt this month. >> san jose city officials, police and community members will be holding a emergency meeting tonight, it is in response to a recent response of gang violence. >>> there is much gang related crime, and the meeting is at the action center on santee drive, and there is a -- 22 year old jared rough they are is accused of -- rough they are -- loughner accused of kill canning 19 people. the victims and witnesses shouldn't have to m

. >> reporter: raj, raheem brown's family wants answers from the oakland unified school district and its police force. they want to know why a police officer shot and killed a man armed with a screwdriver sitting inside a car. raheem brown's family gathered at the oakland unified school district meeting to tell board members they are afraid of the district's police force. an officer shot and killed 20-year-old brown saturday night. >> i'm worried about my kids and everybody else's kids. >> reporter: officers were patrolling during a winter dance. officers say they spotted a honda on joaquin miller road with its hazards on around 9:15 and investigated. brown was in the passenger seat and at some point started stabbing an officer with a screwdriver. that's when the partner started shooting, killing brown. >> i was so upset that my son got murdered by school police. these people are supposed to protect our children. >> reporter: brown's mother says her son did not deserve to be shot. police say the car turned out to be stolen and a fun was found inside. but brown's family says he never g

last weekend a police officer with the oakland schools shot and killed 20-year-old rahim brown as he sat in a stolen vehicle. the schools say brown was shot as he stabbed at a police officer with a screwdriver. besides the trauma to the families of those directly involved and every neighborhood where violence happens the scar lingers for a long time. these girls won't soon forget what they saw. in oakland, don knapp, cbs5. >>> investigators have ended their search of a missing 4- year-old and his alleged kidnapper. they looked for juliani cardenas and jose rodriguez. two different sonars were sent in to help in the search. the boy's family says rodriguez snatched the child from his grandmother's arms in patterson 11 days ago. >> i'm fine, yes. i'm waiting for my grandson. >> i had to just keep waiting. a miracle has to happy because god is all mighty. >> they are pretty confident that there are no objects in there. no other cars or anything else. or bodies for that matter. >> investigators say they will turn their search to other parts of the san joaquin valley in san jose where rodri

i know we're building a new middle school at willie brown. there's already an existing school garden there. we're not sure where the construction is going to happen. using, making, taking advantage of existing resources as much as possible is great. it is great to have community organizations to partner in the schools. not every school has a active p.t.a. or a teacher that decided this is going to be my project and i'm going to devote my time to work on it. we need all of the support we could get. i wanted to give that -- questions and comments? >> thank you. i really appreciate this. i'm entirely supportive of these projects that are mentioned. i have little concern about inserting affordable family and educator housing. because we and i -- later in our special meeting we're going to be talking about cleaning up some real messes of the titles of property between the city and -- us which is wonderful. however, we also have the experience of the city coming in and saying, worthy, wonderful community based organization that builds afwordable hou

schools. including this one right here that is willie brown elementary. e district will receive millions of the dollars to make improvements to your child's edge. but before they can get the funding, hundreds of teachers will have to be removed from those schools. >> this is devicive, it's demoralizing, and will hurt the people who plan these things. >> reporter: hundreds of teachers will have to find a new classroom next year. any school that gets funding will have to use one of four reform options including replaces teachers. >> there's no quote unquote way to know the bad teachers are leaving. >> they are very experienced teachers but it's a fit. >> reporter: the district says it's not looking to fire those teachers, just move them to different schools. that's why the district is allowing teachers to voluntarily leave their current positions in exchange for a job at another school. >> for each one of those schools over the next three years to have 1.4 to $1.5 million to really fund their reform process is hugely significant for those communities. >> giv

brown will get the state out of debt in just three years. there's a long list of problems to solve, escalating pension liabilities, increasing costs in prisons and paying for schools. brown will likely avoid speaking with b taxes in his i nog -- about taxes in his inaugural address but may later ask for income taxes to be extended that are set to expire july 1st. >> you can raise taxes or make cutts or a third option is do bland of both. jerry brown will do a blend of both. now look for him in the next couple days to release his budget proposal, but i'll tell you a little bird told me that he plans to unveil a rather draconian budget going forward. >> jerry brown comes into the governor's office with a mandate to fix the mess, but will that translate to legislators and interest groups accepting deep budget cuts and increasing taxes? shouldn't take long to find out. >> no. just a matter of days. thank thank you, don. >>> well, for the outgoing governor it was final farewell in his last weekly radio address. rnia." governor schwarzenegger says he's proud accomplished and >> i came to california four decades ago with absolutely nothing and because of this state welco

school district police shot brown saturday night not far from a skyline high school event. police have defended the shooting saying brown was in a stolen car and tried to stab an officer with a screwdriver. some community members joined brown's mother tonight in demanding answers. >> we want an independent investigation. we want those cops fired from oakland schools. we want charges brought against them. and we want justice for brown. >> demonstrators also called on the board to dissarm the school district's police officers. the names of the officers involved in the shooting have not been released. >>> the pentagon announced today it will reveal on friday its plan to allow gays to serve openly in the military. this was mandated when lawmakers passed a new law last month ending the don't ask, don't tell policy. the plan outlines a three-month training schedule. it will be fully implemented this summer. president obama addressed this issue in last night's state of the union speech. >>> state senator lee is calling for an investigation into a racist and disturbing threat he say

investigators now say an oakland school officer shot 20- year-old ray brown after brown stabbed anotherchool officer with a screwdriver. it happened at about 9:15 saturday night where a school dance was taking place. brown died at the scene. the officer was wearing a protective vest so he is okay. police say brown was in a stolen car and a gun was found inside. >>> san jose city officials, police and community members will hold an emergency meeting tonight at 6:00. it's in response to a recent wave of gang violence in the city. san jose's vice mayor called the meeting to discuss the recent gang related crimes and offer safety tips to the public. it's the at the action center. >>> a search resumes this morning for a missing san francisco fisherman believed to have fallen overboard in the delta. 51-year-old harry lee's boat was found saturday afternoon. it was floating unattended. the sheriff's office searched with boats and divers saturday and sunday. investigators say he was wearing a life jacket, but it was the kind that has to be manually operated. >> if he were to fall over and hit h

school district police shot brown saturday night not far from a skyline high school event. police have defended the shooting saying brown was in a stolen car and tried to stab an officer with a screwdriver. some community members joined brown's mother tonight in demanding answers. >> we want an independent investigation. we want those cops fired from oakland schools. we want charges brought against them. and we want justice for brown. >> demonstrators also called on the board to dissarm the school district's police officers. the names of the officers involved in the shooting have not been released. >>> the pentagon announced today it will reveal on friday its plan to allow gays to serve openly in the military. this was mandated when lawmakers passed a new law last month ending the don't ask, don't tell policy. the plan outlines a three-month training schedule. it will be fully implemented this summer. president obama addressed this issue in last night's state of the union speech. >>> state senator lee is calling for an investigation into a racist and disturbing threat he say

investigators now say an oakland school police officer shot a 20-year-old after brown stabbed another school office we are a screwdriver. this happened about 9:15 saturday night where a school dance was taking place. brown died there at the scene. that police officer was wearing a protective vest and he is okay. police say brown informs a stolen car and a gun was found inside. >>> san jose city officials as well as police and community members will be holding an emergency meeting tonight at 6:00 p.m. now this is a response to a recent wave of gang violence in san jose. the vice mayor called the meeting to talk about the recent gang related and crimes and to offer safety tips to the general public. that meet willing be held at the neighborhood action center. >>> the search will resume this morning for a san francisco fisherman who is believed to have fallen overboard in the delta. the 51 harry lee's boat was found saturday afternoon floating unattended. the sheriff's office searched with boats and diverse saturday and sunday. investigators say -- boats and divers saturday and sunday. i

he was a cut damhe left this to attend uc-berkeley, and yale law school. 1970, brown was elected secretary of state. he won the governorship in 1974 after being san francisco and in the primaries. his father looked on as he took the oath of office succeeding ronald reagan. he proved to be a different type of governor, rejecting the governor's mansion and driving a plymouth sedan. the fidelity extended the state spending. california racked up the biggest budget surpluses in history. $5 billion. >> and wiped out by proposition 13, the 1978 property tax rollback. he was reelected to a second term. >> today, we see the momentum of our moment with the spending rather than innovation. >> he was an advocate of alternative energy. and with the first openly gay judges, and proposed the space academy for california. >> his girlfriend, linda ronstadt called him a boom being. and that with this three runs for government, he briefly abandoned politics. going to india to work with mother teresa, it does come back kenny was a rithem off and after he was reelected with separat >> jerry brown back in the g

investigators now say an oakland school officer shot and killed raheen brown after he shot another school officer with a screwdriver. it happened around 11:19 last night that's where a school dance was taking place. the officers were in patrol in that area saw brown and a woman in a car when they went to investigate. turns out that the car was stolen. brown attacked one of them. >> thankfully the officer was not hurt because he was wearing his protective vest. there was also a gun in the car at the time. >> reporter: the woman in the car was not hurt. police arrested her in suspicion of auto theft and possession of stolen property. >>> now to daily city and tonight ktvu news talked to the mother of a teenage girl shot last night by police. she questions the officers actions. but as ktvu's paul chambers tells us tonight, police say the 17-year-old was using her car as a weapon. >> reporter: these orange markings show where san francisco police just at 10:00 saturday night, for some unknown reason, a police officer pulled a car over in san francisco. a witness who asked we not show his face

that's when the officer's partner started shooting killing brown. >> i was just so upset. my son got murdered by school police. these people are supposed to protect our children. >> reporter: brown's mother says her son did not deserve to be shot to death. the car turned out to be stolen with a gun inside, but brown's family says he never got out of the car, never picked up the gun and was not a real threat with a screwdriver. >> he has a father, he has little brothers, he has that brother plus an older brother. he has a lot of family that loves him. >> reporter: and they have a lot of questions for the school district police. >>> the family of a baby girl mourning her death this morning after she was accidentally hit by a car in oakland. the 1-year-old was killed outside her home at 9:00 last night. she was taken to children's hospital in oakland. the family says her organs will be donated. >>> a memorial day today to remember a young oakland woman killed in a snowboarding accident. rasheeka keith died after crashing into a ski lift tower on saturday afternoon. this happened at the grand libichan reso

but brown is proposing that 2 billion dollars in funding be deferred to next year. schools consider that a cut because they believe they will never see the money. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >>> more on the subject. governor brown want to end billions of dollar in redevelopment subsidy redirecting the money to schools. now the proposal would hit san jose hard. city redevelopment agency has project spanning practically every part of the city. one company already benefited is this recycling. 23 jobs create there had paying under 15 dollars an hour on average. >> we have got people working here that were unemployed. we took them off unemployment. put them to work. trained them. we are shipping about 100 tons of material a day many to be recycled instead of sending it to california land fills. >>reporter: this kind of program would be eliminated under the governor's plan. also in jeopardy clean tech job. mayor says redevelopment funding is one of the few tools that can ensure clean tech job stay in california. >> now we mention education here. k through 12 is spared by governor

the schools say brown was shot as he stabbed at a police officer with a screwdriver. brown's mother told the san francisco chronicle police murdered her son saying he was not violent but a very sweet person who helped as many people as he could. besides the trauma of the people directly involved in the incident here at taft street you have to think about the lasting memory of the neighborhood. we saw a group of young girls tonight go to a birthday next door and took a moment to look and went outside. it is the sort of thing that lingers for a very long time. ann? >> i guess. don knapp, thank you very much. >>> well, the body of a missing san rafael high school teacher has been found. 53-year-old debra schmitt disappeared 10 days ago leaving behind a note on her chalkboard. >>> the search has ended for a missing 4-year-old boy. the car that police suspect jose rodriguez was used to kidnap the 4-year-old boy was pulled from the delta-mendota canal. he snatched the boy from his grandmother's arms in patterson eleven days ago. >>> demonstrations around the world today in

school board is considering a 2% pay raise for teachers and staff. the board will meet today to consider the proposal. >>> several bay area mayors including chuck reed will be meeting with governor brownay. they are urging him not to eliminate redevelopment agencies. the governor wants to redirect nearly $2 billion in redevelopment money towards schools, public safety and reducing the deficit. >>> and it's another big day for congresswoman gabrielle giffords. these are live pictures of the hospital in houston. she is about to be moved to rehab. giffords has been in intensive care there since she arrived last friday. doctors say she now has made enough progress that she can start a more vigorous rehab program in another facility. >>> the next stunt for the daredevil known as spider dan could be jail. daniel goodwin has been found guilty on two misdemeanor charges for climbing up the millennium tower in san francisco. he faces up it a year in jail plus fines. goodwin will be sentenced next week. >>> meanwhile no charges against another spider-man who climbed a high-rise in hong kong today. the man known as french spiderman took about 40 minutes to get to the top of a bank, 450 feet high

school. >> that's right. i want to introduce tracy brown in the audience >> stand up >> the dc y. and it's going to be tracy's job to think about and plan for the bus program. tracy, d.c. yf.org. >> when we say questions, we mean questions not comments >> hi. my name is susan stone. i am on victim mediation. it's alive and well. my question is i want to acknowledge your commitment and passion. is there a place in the schools in this community where we can stop the cycle of shame and blame. both on the offenders because these crimes are among the youth under 18. we would love to see that program happen. there are 22 people and we would love to see it in san francisco. >> we have already started that program. in fact, jim dierck has that in his school. we want to get it in every single school. >> yeah, i wanted to say, as superintendent mentioned. we do have peer courts. i have sat through the sessions myself. it does seem like it has a better impact. the second thing is coordination. once you have san francisco peer court and into the room. community response. the schools have to h

schools. jerry brown is opposed to making cuts, but i do not understand. when you are gone, we are going to be here and we are not going to know what we're doing. it does not make sense. >> did you two ever think about going into politics? maybe? ashante is absolutely right. nothing brings more money to the treasury than investing in education. any economist will tell you. that is an investment that pays off, not only in terms of the lives of the people that receive the education, but also dollars to the treasury. as a personal issue, what it means to people, we must educate our people. if we do not, we are also losing money to the treasury. so it is also a practical matter. as president obama said, some of these cuts will result in making matters worse. i am not familiar -- i just at home last night -- with the particulars of what the governor is going to do. i know he is committed to the future. education is essential to innovation, as the president said, and most importantly, essential to young people reaching their aspirations. thank you for being here

the schools say brown was shot as he stabbed at a police officer with a screwdriver. brown's more told the san francisco chronicle police murdered her son saying he was not violent but a very sweet person who helped as many people as he could. officers involved in all the three fatal shootings are on paid leave while triple investigations continue. that involves the two oakland police incidents and the oakland school police as well. ann? >> don knapp in oakland. thank you. >>> a change in direction tonight in the search for a missing 4-year-old boy and his alleged kidnapper. investigators say they will no longer focus on the canal where the suspect's car was found. we are joined from patterson on the latest on the search for the 4-year-old boy. >> reporter: the search was called off at 2:00 p.m. after investigators were able to find the two bodies. the family when told about this here at their patterson home say they are actually relieved because they didn't believe for one minute, even from the very beginning of this, that juliani cardenas was in that canal. now, div

brown head on. we'll tell you about it coming up next. >> and it's a pay raise for oakland school employees. what's expected of a possible new budget. that's coming up. >> the space race of our generation. the president's bold plan to put americans back to work. they sit down with governor brown today.

schools are facing a 7% cut in next year's bucket. the board is also considering a 2% pay hike for teachers which would cost about $2 million. >>> governor brownay will meet with mayors from several california cities who are urging him not to eliminate redevelopment agencies. the governor wants to redirect nearly $2 billion in redevelopment money towards schools, public safety and reducing the state budget deficit. chuck reed is meeting with him. >>> the man flu is a real condition. men are more likely to exaggerate their symptoms and call in. do need to a study for this? i knew that. they can't handle pain. men dealing with job stress are 70% more likely to take time off because of a cold but researchers say women tough it out because they have a more stoic response to sickness. with more on health news, here's scott goldberg. >>> reporter: americans are paying a price for years of heavy smoking and bad eating. a new report finds that even though the u.s. spends more on healthcare than any other nation, people in the u.s. have a short life expectancy than people 6 many other countries. the national research council says in the past americans

is part of the school district's respect week that focusose diversity, tolerance and conflict resolution. students designed posters and wrote postcards asking governor brown to support antiviolent programs in school. >>> verizon wireless filed a lawsuit. the company says the federal communication commission overstepped its authority by adopting network nutrality regulations. they prevent internet service providers from blocking or favoring internet content. consumer groups and companies like google and facebook support those laws. >>> the fbi said today that it has taken down some of the powerful mofia leaders in america. federal authorities carried out raids in three different states. new york, new jersey and rhode island. 120 people were arrested including alleged senior mob figures and corrupt union officials. the charges include murder, racketeering and extortion covering what the justice department calls decades-worth of offensees. >>> residents of a mountain view apartment complex are hoping an exterminator can eliminate a blood-sucking pest. bed bugs were dorph discovered in two units. exterminators are using heating fans to kill the pests that can

last weekend a police officer with the oakland schools shot and killed rahim brown as he sat in a stolen car at a school dance. he was shot as he stabbed at a police officer with a screwdriver. in every neighborhood where violence happens the scar lingers for a long time. we thought of that as we saw a group of young girls go to a birthday party next door. they looked over and went inside. they won't soon forget what they saw. >>> a bank robber has stuck again possibly his 13th holdup in 18 months. his latest hit was last night in santa barbara. police say the description fits previous robberies from bakersfield to san diego. dark blazer and baseball cap. he appears to be elderly and is usually armed but some speculate the thief isn't old at all, just a young man in disguise. >>> despite the tragedy in tucson three weeks ago today, jackie spear resumed her congress on the corner event. her congressional colleague gabrielle giffords was holding a similar event when she and 18 others were shot. six fatally. spear introduced a resolution designating the first saturday in january as national

and brown says everyone must share in the sacrifice. >> we're short of the money. cities are short money. schools are laying off teachers and we're in a tough situation swrechl to think californians first. >> this comment numerous agencies in the last few days spent money before brown can take it. the funds helped revitalize the neighborhood. los angeles was the first to move and riverside county signed off on $155 million. fremont, $140 million and sit russ heights, $60 mill yichblt critic says they're an attempted end run and only subsidize developer autos they're saying we'll leave it to the rest of to you figure out how to solve this crisis. we think that is a cullus approach. >> and oakal leaders point to the revitalization of old pasadena and old turf. >> if we don't have the tools to do improvements in area autos brown says having used such money himself as the mayor to restore the fox theater. >> i'm sure glad i got it built from the budget that came out. and brown isn't sure of the rush approveal skpez wants to eliminate redevelopment agencies altogether. >> thank you. >> and san jose le

already we know that some districts have seen larger class sizes and a reduced school year and layoffs. governor brown is trying to fix a $28 billion deficit and said it will be painful. there is talks he may extend governor schwarzenegger's tax increases. he thinks that voters would support schools at the polls, but taxpayer groups are saying who can afford it? now is not the time. educators warn if something is not done now, the damage to schools could be beyond repair. the budget is expected sometime next week. live in oakland, christie smith today in the east bay. >> thank you. alameda county sheriffs searching for a gunman who shot and killed a hayward man around 5:30 near garden avenue and west a street. deputies found the 24-year-old man lying on the side of the road. they are asking anyone with information to call the sheriff's office tip line. police also investigating a shooting in richmond. the city's shot spotter system notified police shortly before 10:00. the officers found shell casings around eighth and ohio and didn't find a victim until 20 minutes later when a man who was shot showed

story that shows california being behind. >> reporter: toleson says he wants to see schools spared on the announcement brown will make monday. in sacramento, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the future of a san pablo elementary school can be decided next sunday night. slate elementary was expected to be closed in september. ktvu has been told it would be unusual for the city to help the school district and a lot of people in san pablo are hoping it will. >>> and you heard lloyd talking about the fog. the big pool of fog in the central valley, winds blowing it up through the delta. here is where we stand right now. dense fog advisory, i suspect we'll see dense fog advisory in vallejo and the east bay counties tomorrow morning. overnight lows are cool, there's the fog footprint for the morning hours. visibility are going to get right down there. this high pressure is the culprit. the highs are going to weaken here in a little while. i'll let you know when that will happen. tomorrow morning, your commute it'll be foggy. i'll see you back here with a computer model that will show you where the fog is goi

story that shows california being behind. >> reporter: toleson says he wants to see schools spared on the announcement brown will make monday. in sacramento, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the future of a san pablo elementary school can be decided next sunday night. slate elementary was expected to be closed in september. ktvu has been told it would be unusual for the city to help the school district and a lot of people in san pablo are hoping it will. >>> and you heard lloyd talking about the fog. the big pool of fog in the central valley, winds blowing it up through the delta. here is where we stand right now. dense fog advisory, i suspect we'll see dense fog advisory in vallejo and the east bay counties tomorrow morning. overnight lows are cool, there's the fog footprint for the morning hours. visibility are going to get right down there. this high pressure is the culprit. the highs are going to weaken here in a little while. i'll let you know when that will happen. tomorrow morning, your commute it'll be foggy. i'll see you back here with a computer model that will show you where the fog is goi

schools. governor jerry brown is making changes to his education staff. members tell us thats office of secretary of education will be eliminated because it's redundant. brown has pledged to trim his staff by 25% and will reveal his budget problems on monday. tom hopes schools will be spared. >> know how to help students learn we just need the financial resources to do it and we are in an emergency right now. >> he also says $18 billion has been cut over the last three years and he is pledged a review of how school funds are being spent. >>> after a mailing mixup. over the holidays 500 students mistakenly received letters saying they had been academically disqualified from returning. the students were all on academic probation. the university said only about 160 students should have received disqualification letters. >>> pope benedict the 16 is speaking out and saying god created the the universe came out by a gigantic explosion. >>> six people got sick overnight at one of san francisco's best known hotels. this morning one critical question still needs t

>> thank you, bob. 6:06 and schools all over california in a state of fiscal emergency this morning. in anticipation of governor jerry brown's release of budget cuts, the state spent of schools planned to help districts stretch their dollars. school leader appreciate the good intentions, but fear it won't be enough to counter the expected cuts. on monday govern nor brown will address a 28 billion shortfall. california cut $18 billion from budgets over the past three years. a news conference is preventing believe employees from having benefits. it applies to employee who is make more than $245,000 a year. jerry hill will make that announcement. the move comes after the highest paid executives in the uc system filed a suit hoping to fatten their retirement benefits. the news conference is set for 7:30 on the steps of the state office building. >> the san francisco board of supervisors will try to, point an interim mayor. during a meeting, supervisors couldn't come to a majority vote on any candidates. that is expected to change today. the city administrator is expected to be voted into office today. he said he is willing to se

brown's budget cuts. the superintendent of schools has pledged to find ways to help districts stretch their dollars, but many leaders fear that's not nearly enough to counter their deep cuts that are expected. monday govern nor brown will address a $28 billion budget shortfall. they have cut over the past three years to. add to that trouble, the "new york times" said the federal government is investigating color. securities regulators are looking into whether the state broke the law by failing to disclose risks. the california public employees retirement system suffered deep losses in the financial melt down. the value plunged $160 billion in 2007. it has recovered about $60 billion since then. >>> a possible insurance rate hike may be over before it started. state insurance commissioner dave jones said he will challenge the hike by blue shield. >> many californians are still struggling to make ends meet. we have 12.9% unemployment and our economy is lagging. we have seen these rate hikes year after year after year causing a real problem for californians and california families. >> two rate increases are alr

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in lincoln, the school lunch consiftd of meat, brown rice and all you can eat salad bar. teachers say it makes a difference in classroom. >> this helps students to concentrate better, they can work better. and they'll have more energy. >> u.s. department of agriculture wants these in other cafeterias in the u.s.. many school districts have changed their school lunches there is still room for improvement. this meal contains prot yeenz but no whole grain. usda is recommending fwhoj a meal and would limit the amount of starch like fries to only one serving per week. this would apply to the snacks sold in vending machines. patty smith is the director at lincoln elementary saying at this age kids can change their habits. and the and they need more vegetables and fruits. >> according to u.s. centers for disease control, nearly seven people said of children and adolescents are obese. president obama yeentsly signed the bill helping schools pay for healthier foods. and this. >> that is a move in the right direction but it's not where we need to be. and right now, we're spending m

i will never forget when i went to high school, and professor brown was a geography teacher, and i thought, and must be great to teach geography, and he said, it is to get it because my students cannot read. this is a high-school teacher, and he inherited students that cannot read. if you cannot read in high school, it is going to be really hard to succeed, so literacy is crucial for the ability of this country to compete and the ability for people to realize streams, -- dreams, so we will continue to focus on accountability and schools, aiming to make sure people can read, and we are going to do a joint venture with the reform- minded school. the simmons' school is an excellent school, run by people willing to challenge the status quo when it is unacceptable. >> i am a senior from florida. you mentioned the attacks on hugo chavez. what do you see venezuelan relations coming to and the future of that country? >> i also mentioned i thought hugo chavez was the robert mugabe. this was an instance where a leadership was destroying the country. south africa was a net importer of food, because t