i'm at chavez school. we are funded by state. also we have funds that we are using to staff our schools. but i really want to speak up for those people that are not in the zone. and i have been at this school district for eight years -- well as a parafor three years and teacher for eight years. seniority is seniority no matter what. i have never received a layoff thank goodness. i'm always in the protected ranks and happen to be at a zone school where my colleagues are going to be protected but what happens to the people that are not in the zone school? they are working just as hard with the same demographics as we are. but the last thing i want to say, what happens when the money runs out? what is the plan? what is the plan? [applause] >> good evening, my name is susan kitchell and i'm a school nurse. i have worked at schools that are in and out of the zone. i can tell you from my experience at my my district high schools too many of my students come to school hungry, poorly clot w

we have been talking with cesar chavez school. we are going to adopt them and work with them for field trips and all kinds of things to learn about fresh food. ok. alcohol -- there has been concern about alcohol sales. we offer assisted checkout. we have people at our front end. it is not self checkout. it is assisted checkout. president fong: that was the bill. i am going to ask you to wrap up. >> we have a very brief video, if you would like to see that. president fong: how many minutes? >> two minutes? >> one or two minutes? president fong: am i allowed to extend this, or can someone from public comment request that? >> as president, you are allowed to extend. president fong: because i think this is an issue about the self checkout and it is maybe a new way of retailing, i would like to let this video roll, if it is a couple minutes long. >> can you turn on this microphone? >> fresh and easy takes the sale of a call seriously. we work hard to make sure it is only sold to those who can legally buy it. our system does not allow a

the school color to honor the memory of the student, eighth grade student here at cesar chavez middle who fell while playing basketball in pe class yesterday morning. paramedics tried to revive him but they could not. firefighters say the initial call came in as a possible seizure. this is really -- has stunned the entire school. the 14-year-old, again, a student athlete. friends say he was dedicated student. humble. very respectful. with a bright future ahead in football. friends are changing their facebook pages in his honor. the school also posted fwogs the traj do i the website. of course, condolences to his family. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> it could take several weeks before authorities know the exact cause of death for a 16-year-old boy found dead in his cell at the juvenile justice center. he was line when found early monday. preliminary autopsy was inconclusive and his name or the reason he was being held there has not been released. >>> we could move a step closer today to learning the contents of an investigative report into the infam

school. thank you for being here. [applause] all right. we also have, for the first time, at the request of -- the idea ofcesa -- that cesar chavez elementaryl wanted us to webcast this live, so we did it for them. wherever you are, welcome. [applause] tony, for 50 years, you have helped us not only remember a great song, but whenever any of us leave our town, we always come back and call san francisco our home. i know we talked a little earlier and tried to recall that wonderful initiation where in 1961, you first sang that song in the venetian room up at the fairmont. little did you know at the time that then mayor george christopher was in the audience with joe alioto. it was such a marvelous performance that when joe became mayor, he adopted that as one of our two official anthems. thank you for performing first in san francisco. [applause] tony, you have helped us celebrate so many milestones in our city. you have helped us after earthquakes to come back and revive the spirit of our wonderful city. you have designed the wonderful art pieces to raise funds for those who need that service. you help us to reopen. after earthquakes, you ha

the student was an 8th grader at cesar chavez. schoolbasketball in a p.e. class yesterday morning when he hit his head and suffered a seizure. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> the suspects in last week's mass murder is expected to make his first court appearance. prosecutors are charging the convicted felon with five counts of murder with special circumstances. that would make him eligible for the death penalty if found guilty. >>> police found five members of the family inside the home friday morning. investigators believe the victim knew the suspects and let him into their house. >>> 8:30. >>> at 10:00 this morning, joseph naso is scheduled to return to marin county court. a judge is expected to set a trial date. naso is accused of killing four northern california women between 1977 and 1994. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against the 78- year-old naso who is representing himself in the case. he's indicated to the judge that he will ask the judge to dismiss all charges. >>> the funeral for martha gutierrez and her

schools and lift our families to an equitable education. thank you for your time. >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is beatrice warrants. i am the mother of four kids. i have one in cesar chavez. i am here to support the teachers'. a lot of you are interested in my school. you are doing a great job. i think we are spending money on them. i think we should put more effort into keeping the teachers that we have. i am very helpful. >> good evening. i am a teacher irving. i am speaking on behalf of two parents that had to leave because of the late hour. one parent in particular had a student who was challenging. the transition to can the garden was extremely hard and violent. it was a violent beginning of this school year. because of the dedication of teachers working beyond their powers, the child has successfully transitioned. the have a mission to make sure every student leaves reading. i'm honored to speak on behalf of those teachers. although the lack seniority, they possess all the skills of a tenured teacher. i ask that we keep those teachers on the force. thank you. >> good evening. my name is donna smith. i am a parent of a student at george washington carver. research h

this morning students arrived at school wearing blue to honor their classmate. he was an 8th grader and cesar chaveziddle school. school officials say he was playing basketball in a p.e. class yesterday morning when he hit his head and suffered a seizure. the boy was transported to the hospital where he light -- later died. >>> pope benedict xvi will meet with fidel castro as he wraps up his visit to cuba. earlier today, he held an open air mass in ha van non's plaza and delivered an unusually political message without naming the cuban government, the pope said it's wrong for a government to impose its truth on others. he then urged cuba to let the church preach more freely. when fidel castro took over, many priests were expelled and religious schools were closed. >>> in the past hour, a judge in oakland issued a tentative ruling in the pepper spray case. he indicated he will allow the uc regents to release their report on the incident but only if they cut out the names of the police officers in that report. the exception here is lieutenant john pike seen her pepper spraying occupy demonstrators as

. >> this is a sad day to hayward school where a 14-year-old boy collapsed while playing basketball and later died. >> the 8th grader considered says czar chavez middle school. he was playing outdoors when he fell shortly after 9:00. paramedics took him to a hospital where he died. school as brought in grief counselors to help students and staff. officials are investigating the death of 16-year-old boy juvenile justice center. the teenager was found in his cell yesterday morning. he conducted an autopsy today but has not yet determined how the boy died. toxicology tests are underway, but the results could take several weeks. >>> ahead, one of the world's largest companies has been found liable in the deaths of 9 firefighters in northern california. we'll tell you what a jury decided. >>> conference school district warned parents about a stranger who tried to lure two middle schools girls saw into his car. the principal tells ktvu news the girls were walks to school yesterday when a man came up alongside them and asked if they needed a ride. last week police issued an alert about an incident in which a man stopped a 13-year- old about 10 miles

his late brother led the procession to cesar chavez elementary school in east san jose. this saturday, a state holiday to mark what would've been his 85th birthday. a family of four escape the wild fire closing in on them. their dramatic get away caught on video as a father risks everything to save his family. >> a 23% rise in the number of children diagnosed with autism. i examined the factors contributing to the increase. >> i'm taking all look at a lot of green on the screen. the rain, the day you should expect,, >> dramatic video out of colorado as a driver, father drives is panicking children through smoke and flames to escape a massive wild fire. the 4,500 a. fire has killed at least two people and destroyed two dozen homes. the fire began as a plan to burn that got out of control on monday. the governor is doing his own damage control, he met with e evacuees at an emergency shelter to apologize in person. an elderly man hit by bicyclist this morning is improving tonight. police say he was hit while walking in the crosswalk at castro and market. investigators will

this morning grief counselors are on hand at a hayward middle school where a student collapsed and died during pe class. this morning cesar chavez middle school students are wearing the school color blue to remember the 14-year-old who collapsed on the basketball court tuesday morning. a school coach says the boy was a standout athlete, a hard working student, and the youngest of ten children. an autopsy is being performed to determine the cause of death. >>> this morning south bay volunteers still holding out hope. a teenage girl now missing for 12 straight days will eventually turn up. nbc bay area's bob riddell is live in morgan hill with volunteers expanding this search for 15-year-old sierra lamar. bob, what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, jon. santa clara sheriff lori smith just showed up to thank volunteers. she tells us divers right now are about to go search some ponds located not far from here between monterey road and 101. then later today they are supposed to go out to the reservoir and do a dive search there as well. they don't have specific information. it's just their way of being very thorough in the se

their classmate collapsed yesterday in pe class at caesar chavez middle school. an autopsy was performed, but we won't know what caused the death for weeks. grief counsellors were on hand and students wore the school's color, blue, in his honor. >> he will face a judge again tomorrow. the courtroom snag delayed the arraignment of the murderer. he made his first appearance in court today. police arrested him after discovering five bodies in a home near san francisco city college. new court filings show that prosecutors say they were committed in a burglary. the public defender asked the court to appoint his office to represent luke. the court raised the possible red flag of conflict of interest because his office recently rep send the his brother and he is a potential witness in the case. the court gave him time property his own case. >> i will let you know, he is a hardworking man, a man who works in the construction trades and the family and friends are shocked he is in this position. >> he is being charged with capital crimes. he could face the death penalty. t

school after a 14-year-old stunted. he was an eighth grader at caesar chavez middle school. he was playing basketball in a pe class yesterday morning when he hit his head and had a seizure. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. students are being asked to wear the color blue to remember him. >>> a judge will hear arguments on whether to release a report examining uc davis police and the pepper spraying of students. campus police were photographed spraying into the faces of occupy protestors. they are committed to releasing the entire report. however police officers are caming releasing their names and confidential personnel information will violate laws to protect peace officers rights. >>> at least one bay area news may be cheering for a bay area businessman. to buy the dodgers. they have offered $2 billion a little more than $2 billion for the team as well as dodgers stadium and some of the surrounding land. that deal still has to be approve by federal bankruptcy court. >>> the oakland a's traveled a long way from home far home game. they just finished playing the seattl

school. now the eighth grade student apparently fell while playing basketball. hit his head and had some kind of seizure. we understand he was taken to the hospital again. this is caesar chavez middle school. there will be grief counselors there to talk to students about this. they are asked to wear blue in memory of their classmate. >>> new details emerging in the shooting death of an unarmed african american teenager. there is not enough evidence to arrest the gunman. coming up the arrest warrant that was almost issued. who stopped it and why. >>> 5:35. a judge will hear arguments today on whether to release a report on the pepper spraying of student protestors by uc davis police. last november campus police were photographed spraying into the faces of occupy protestors. this was seen all over the world. they are committed to releasing the whole report. but police officers are claiming disclosing their names and confidential personnel information that would violate state laws protecting peace officers own their rights. two weeks ago they ordered those sections sealed. >>> federal prosecutors filed court papers with kennedy defrauding 50 people activity in the world of poli

inhalation in the fire near 18th and chestnuts is now laos counselors will be at the cesar chavez middle school today we're in eighth grade boy died after he fell during a basketball game yesterday a vigil as planned tonight investigators this year lamar was about the volunteers will resume their search for the missing were in to help teenagers traffic and more of wet,,,,,,,,good morning let's go live toward the golden gate bridge fog will be an issue to start you off in your morning commutes as well as like conditions fortunately we had a couple of earlier accidents ideas clearly been talking about some of its low speeds and northbound 11 coming to san jose and accident at the capitol expressway everything is now gone cell that go out for the east bay live look through oakland starting to get caught in in the northbound lanes but overall the delays your drive time word is stop and go a silicon valley commuters bound to 37 looks like a 80 all the out towards tanker route that's your traffic in your forecasters' lauren. to equate to now we're seeing showers continue to shop around the bay area a

school policy says she should've done so immediately. duckweeds students teachers and families mourn the death of a 14 year-old boy who died yesterday after falling down during a basketball game at cesar chavez middle school students and staff are expected to wear blue today in honor of the eighth grade student counsellors on campus help students cope as well there is a vigil set for tonight outside at school. it is 612 now could be the end of the road for newt gingrich? the big shake-up in his campaign and a jet blue pilot flips out why passengers were forced to tackle him in the middle of the flights. as through storms raising the bay area over night and showers continuing now snow in the sierra nevada if you're planning on heading up the this weekend plenty of snow on the ground bring your genes more storms expected over the weekend to mort, as we headed toward saturday and sunday north star looking in 9 in. on the ground and plenty more to,,,,,,,,,,,,,, six tokamak 616 let's take a live at the top stories on this wednesday. volunteers return to morgan hill this morning as they search for sierra lamar and investigators now say the missing 50 year-old was likely adopted 12 days ago and the

school. in the mission, chavez, flynn, horace mann which is buena vista horace mann k-8 school. nine were funded by sig. all were funded with school improvement grant dollars and in the bayview, two schools are funded with sig dollars. the two zone offices that were created to support this town are led by dr. patricia gray and in the mission. i have the small staff of fiscal analyst and as secretary. there is a supervisor of professional learning in the mission and in the offices there are content and professional development specialists in the area of special ed and literacy and math. we also have attendance liaisons' and of the secretarial support. -- liaisons and office secretarial support. this is based on national research in the -- based on the chicago school study. there are five essential elements indicated in the study that need to be attended to. if you want to transform schools. creating a clear instructional batons and coherence, making sure they have a clear curriculum, focus on professional capacity, creating student center of learning and garments -- learning clim

the labor leader's brother led the procession to cesar chavez elementary school in east san jose. he began the fight to organize farm workers in california in the 1960's. this saturday is a state holiday that would mark what would have been his 85th birthday. >> the local police and fire departments hurting because of severe budget cuts but recently things got even more difficult for firefighters in concord. as their gear was slowly being stolen. john ramose shows us how they played detective to catch the suspect in the act. >> for about one year firefighters at the contra costa county training center in concord have been wondering what happened to all their stuff. >> we started with the thought that it is probably misplaced equipment, borrowed equipment. >> small tools and deer went missing but when the equipment disappeared from the cadet training locker they called in fire investigators. with his law enforcement background he quickly found possible entry points. they set up surveillance cameras and within one week they had pictures of 43 year old steven wright allegedly removin

officials from the school went to eight different schools throughout the city handing out those scholarships. each worth about $200,000. one student at cesar chavezigh school became pretty emotional when she found out she wouldn't have to pay for books, tuition, or room and board. >> i'm just very happy to have the opportunitying to to see gw. it's my first choice. i'm excited and glad that they saw something in me. >> anderson says she want to be a special events coordinator and own her own business. >> good luck to her. >>> going bald for a good cause. more than 25 men, women, and children shaved their heads last night to help raise money to fight childhood cancers. the annual event is put on by the st. baldrick's foundation. so far this year the organization has raised more than $20 million through head-shaving events around the world. >> and i'm going bald for no reason at all. i need to find a cause, i guess. >> yeah. we'll find it. somebody contact aaron. >>> it is an internet sensation that appears to show a revolution in human-powered flight. but -- >> but, this apparently really is crafty filmmaking. take a look. this video was posted by