into the fire that sent a father and his two daughters to the hospital that happened near the cal state east bay campus on delmar. one of the girls was seriously hurt and is in critical condition. her father and 8-year-old sister were also taken to the hospital but for less serious

university california river side, and now university california santa cruz and then one at cal state east bay and you are talking about one or two more chairs these are permanent chairs of sikh studies that will stay there forever. this is fascinating the work sonia was talking about, the art that we do, the calendars we make every year and we have a pain that describes all these -- a web page that describes all these activities. >> i have been talking to you, there we are the sikh foundation, and as we look at those sonia, where were you born? grew up and how did you get to the bay area? >> i was born in india, and grew up in india and i have been here in the u.s. for five years now. >> wonderful. well, we've just -- we just scratched the surface of being sikh and sikh in the bay area but remind us more about sikh's in america in the bay area and the things about your faith. >> well, i think one of the most important things in our faith is as i said earlier, working hard, being entrepreneurial and giving for charities. those are very important aspects of our life and most of us try to do tha

rallies are expected to get under way at community college and at cal state east bay as well. reporting live jade hernandez. >> thank you, jade. >>> in san francisco police chief is warning of drastic staffing losses in the future. he says a department could lose 25% of its force in the next five years due to retirement and limits on new police academy classes. it's in talks with city officials about the issue. >>> san francisco will get a big economic boost this week from a beefed up fleet week that starts today. the blue angels will begin their plastic flights this afternoon and perform their traditional air shows. local officials will hold disaster relief seminars. and this year there will be a large number of military vessels including a navy ship, two canadian warships more than a thousand navy sailers and 600 marines are expected to attend. for more on fleet week go to the web link section on ktvu.com. >>> the excitement is building at at & t park where the giants kick up a their first playoff appearance in seven years. they host the atlanta braves. it's important to be

into the fire that sent a father and his two daughters to the hospital that happened near the cal state east bay campus on delmar. one of the girls was seriously hurt and is in critical condition. her father and 8-year-old sister were also taken to the hospital but for less serious injuries. >>> we're getting new information about that shopping mall that was heavily damaged in roseville. cleanup crews have been working nonstop. we understand the mall plans to open before thanksgiving weekend, just in time for the big shopping weekend. a quarter of the mall was put on fire by an arsonist. building officials worked overtime to approve permits to help scores get reopened as quickly as possible. >>> during the past half hour, the summit center broke ground on a brand-new patient care pavilion in oakland, being built at the former site's university bethel hall. the project includes 238 all private rooms for patients in an 11-story building. it will also contain a new 21,000 square foot emergency department. the building itself will be very high tech. >> we'll have electronic medical records in every

interesting spread of temperatures throughout the east bay and south wins through oakland bring temperatures up to 60. in livermore and 57 in hayward out of cal state east bay. low clouds. 53 in san jose. southwest winds at 17 through fairfield, but this morning we are talking drizzle. later on we could see showers coming and the system is falling apart as it approaches the coast. we will have enough lift as we head through the evening and overnight hours. scattered showers closer to 9:00 to midnight carrying us into early tomorrow morning. bay area temperatures around the east bay with upper 60s and 65 for dublin. cool for richmond and oakland and south winds making for a mild start, but as clouds spill this, we won't warm up a lot. the seven-day forecast will show when the showers shut down, we catch a brief break, but more rain on saturday and sunday and some of it could get heavy around the north bay. >> coming up, a chance to pay it forward. how to help your neighbors and it's happening again. a massive recall comes from one of the world's most popular car makers. we will watch the story so you know what to look for. >> the perfect way to chee

meanwhile at cal state east bay hundreds also rallied to protest cusps in student services.e anger is aimed both at the system and local university where hundreds of classes' have been cut and the number of faculty and staff is reduced in most departments. >> when everyone to know that things are not well in the system and fact or hemorrhaging whatever money is being saved for the budget is still not enough to make up for the billion dollars we've lost over the couple of years. >> in fact the protest is going on while the state budget is still being hashed out. we're that from dan curman just a moment ago this is well past the deadline in sacramento for budget and this is no coincidence. the protesters say they hope to be heard by the decision makers now looking at cuts in education. but stick a look at traffic on this thursday. had we won a one the headlights' are southbound the north and southbound traffic is moving really well at this hour. the guadalupe overpass not too bad as well. will be back. [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?"

cbs 5 profiled this 85-year- old last month after she graduated from cal state east bay but had nowhere to go after leaving the student dorm. >> i remember... >> reporter: that's when delane sims stepped in. >> we went out and we helped her -- literally helped her move. we moved her into her new place. we provided a bed for her. we got her utilities started. >> reporter: delane started a volunteer organization called senior moments. in ida's case, she partnered with the lion's club to help move ida to a new low income apartment. >> oh, i'm glad i found this book. >> reporter: and she continues to check in to make sure ida gets the services she needs. >> i will always remember her as long as i live. she helped me when i needed help. and when i didn't need help, why, then she was still there giving advice. >> reporter: delane first got the idea to help san leandro seniors through her nail care business. she started by bringing free footcare to homebound seniors but soon realized she needed to do more. >> we have actually found seniors who are eating cat food. i go in and i find that wait

. >> a professor shares the marketing at cal state east bay. she believes that it's more than just talk. >> they talk about the reinvestment to the community and the renumerable energy and technology and education and i don't think that the company has any other choice but to back it up with action. >> reporter: but critic say they appear to be hard on themselves is self-serving. >> they think we're stupid. >> they are spokesman for amazon watch. >> chevron is spending millions of dollars trying to bolster their image instead of investing in money in cleaning up their act. >> to counter the spots, an activist spot created these spoof ads to highlight what they consider is their environmental and human rights abuses in places like ecuador. >> it's to address and have a conversation about energy issues. unfortunately there are some groups that want to interrupt that conversation. >> chevron calls the spoof ads expected but also illegal since they use their logogs. they are having to remove those spoof ads from the internet. >>> first it was a pol

long story, after finishing college getting into graduate study autos he's the president of cal state east bayn hayward and led the university for four years. he's showing me arc kifal videos from the minister of information that showed life in afghanistan in the 50s and 60s. and the scenes could be from anywhere nay modern country. plenty of jobs in construction as well as farming and herding animal autos another thing very happening back as ways growing up was that beginning of the strong emancipation of women. women were working part of the work force and opportunities to go through school and go to university. >> most women did not wear burquas to cover themselves. >> you know what people miss is that burqua came from pakistan. it has no -- only about 100 years ago. it does not have roots in afghanistan. >> women were in government. there were family planning centers, women told about limb yigt family size in order to be able to provide for children. this is the independence day celebration in afghanistan. the city of kabul lit up like the 4th of july. and afghanistan has an air force and

this started early yesterday morning in an apartment on delmar avenue near the cal state east bay campus. a 16-year-old girl was seriously hurt in this fire. she was rushed to the hospital for burns and smoke inhilllation. her father and eight-year-old sister were also take ton the hospital. investigators are checking electrical wires as a possible starlet of that fire. >>> the san francisco giants will be working at at & t park getting ready for the 2010 world series. yesterday the national league champs returned home to a heros welcome. look at that. hundreds of fans gathered on that stormy day to celebrate the stunning victory. the giants are already looking ahead to wednesday when they host the american league champion texas rangers. >> everybody is feeling good. we're just excited to get back and get started with the rangers. >> the giants will be back at at & t park. >>> giants fans still hoping to get a ticket for the world series game in san francisco they may be in luck this morning. kraig debro just spoke to a couple of eager fans on the mission to get tickets this morning. he

cbs profiled this 85-year-old last month, after she graduated from cal state east bay, but had nowhere to go after leaving the student dorm. that's when elaine simms stepped in. >> we went out and we helped her literally helped her move. we moved her into her new place. we provided her bed for her, we got her utilities started. >> reporter: delane started a volunteer organization called senior moments. in ida's case, she partnered with the lion's club to help move ida to a new low income apartment. >> oh, good, i found this book! >> reporter: and she continues to check in to make sure ida gets the services she needs. >> i will always remember her as long as i live. she helped me when i needed help, and when i didn't need help, why, then she was still there for giving advice. >> reporter: delane first got the idea to help seniors through her nail care business. she started by bringing free foot care to homebound seniors, but soon realized she needed to do more. >> we've actually found seniors who were eating cat food. i go in and find that, wait a minute, that's not for cats. that's for

>>reporter: professor lee chairs the marketing department at cal state east bay. she believes the chevron spots are more than just talk. >> it does talk about the reinvestment to the community and the renubble energy and technology and education and i don't think that the company has any other choice but to back it up with their action. >>reporter: but critic say chevron attempt to appear hard on itself is self-serving. >> chevron think we are stupid. >>reporter: a spokesman for san francisco base amazon watch. >> chevron spending millions of dollars just trying to bolster their image instead of investing money in actually affecting real change in cleaning up their act and operation. >>reporter: to counter the chevron spots an activist group called yes men created these spoof ads. highlight what they consider chevron environmental and hawm' rights abuses in places like equador. >> the idea of this campaign is to really address and have a conversation about energy issues. unfortunately there are some groups that want to interrupt that conversation. >>reporter: now

the fire started along del mar avenue, near the cal state university east bay campus, just after 1:30 this morning. >>> fire tore through a hayward area today critically injuring a teenager. it started just after 1:30 a.m. this morning. the 16-year-old girl suffered life threatening injuries. firefighters rescued her sister from the burning apartment. the father got out safely. no other injuries are reported. damage is estimated at several hundred thousand dollars. and the cause of the fire still not known. opponents of measure v in san jose are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the prosecution of people responsibility for stealing or vandalizing their campaign signs. yesterday we showed you this video of a city councilman caught with opponents' signs in his trunk. the councilman, who supports the measure, says the signs were posted illegally. a lobbyist for the opposition disputes that. measure v would change the arbitration process for police and firefighters who oppose the measure. >>> with just nine days to go before the election democrats around the country are

and cal state east bay at noon as well. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it is 8:31. >>> some bank customers in berkeley are losing a lot of their hard-earned money because they are making a simple mistake. police say 23 atm thefts have been reported this year. at the bank of america at telegraph and duran. and the bank of america on north shadock. police say thieves are staking out the atms, waiting for customers who forget to retrieve their cards after a transaction. two suspects who allegedly committed such a theft are in custody and headed to jail. but police say the thefts are an ongoing problem. >> they're only responsible for about a handful, about six cases. so we know there are other suspects out there that are committing this crime. >> reporter: police say bank of america has increased the volume of the beeping sound that reminds customers their cards. security has also been increased. >>> time now, 8:32. a man accused of terrorizing dozens of women over the phone, has been charged with sev

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