while the latest and tomorrow, for now, good night from clovis, i will see you soon. >>> as news of the attack started unfolding on social media, many people posted pictures including this one that showed desks piled up to barricaded door. one of the first tweets on the situation, iowa has stayed by advised students to run, hide and fight. they sits three words i can be the difference between life and death. that's according to the defense instructors who are in big demand nowadays. they preach this ounce preparedness prevention is we asked csu students to take a crash course in run, hide, fight to see how it works.>> they watched that the chaos unfold, two hours down the road. tonight our focus group admitted. >> it's happening to them makes it seem so much more realistic it happened to us at any moment. >> is exactly why tactical defense instructor has a job. >> to take your life depends on because it does. h tweeted out, run, hide, fight. >> number one, we're going to try to run away. run with the incidents, call 911, be a good witness. there too, if you can't run away, we're going t

the other locations are pleasant hill, dublin, santa rosa, and clovis. >> just to certify the customers here in the bay, we need all of the staff and associates that we can get, and the time to train everybody, and make sure they know what they're doing. that's important. >> reporter: seasonal employment opportunities great for students looking for jobs over the winter break. starting age for applicants here is just 16 years old. >> i have a god daughter who is 16 years old. could use a job down here. so i'm going to let her know. >> reporter: the challenge of the jobs filled is -- >> probably about the same. you come on temporary, there's a chance you could go full- time. come down and check it out. >> reporter: the a possibility of full-time employment is attractive for some adult job seekers here in the bay area. >> i know quite a few people that need to get down here to dick's sporting goods and apply. >>> coming up, there's a reason it's called distracted driving. the program that hit the streets. as usual, no shortage of people behaving badly. >> next, we look at the danger of lea

skipping bail in a narcotics case. 15 minutes earlier the 26-year-old had taken off when cops in nearby cloviso bring him in. in the car with him, his on again/off again girlfriend and the mother of his two sons who shared her story with local television. >> i was just scared, and i'm still shook up. i begged him to stop, to just let me out or just stop. >> by chance tony kirkpatrick, a fresno camera operator, is in the vicinity and captures this dramatic video. >> i just started rolling. i just kept rolling. as you could tell, the camera was like crooked because i was so nervous. >> police fear he could be high on drugs and heavily armed. as the suspect approaches a busy intersection, a police officer now retired sees an opportunity to perform a pit maneuver. >> it involves making contact with the suspect vehicle in one of the rear panels, and what it does is essentially cause them to spin out of control. as i move in a position to do that, he repositioned his vehicle. we were going to basically hit head on. my concern for the passenger at this point is if i collide head on, what's going to h

in clovis mr.searles sofa your huffs got competition and you have taught to again the sibley because again asset the rarities' some say hypocrisy hillary not coming up in conceding when democrats were raising such raucous abolish from saying he was again recognize the results necessarily. 2000 ford and pay with the next day to concede. ohio was still in play eight as they broke could manage to squeeze out another vote. election people can remember. here they have made that case nor is the media at quite made that case. hit >> pam: and just my standpoint here range from heading toward his campaign headquarters we must be will lead check that again of that. i feared the effect the personnel can melt and the other e-mail's scandal live there for 70 years and north as a journalist and the republican party and was an el and that city it. there will be a matter of votes and justin happened. as a rejection of clinton and president and then caught a lot and go for her. things are breaking up and we will se

they travel there and they send not just remittances, but clovis and whatever they can.hat people are hopeful, they are still -- raul is still there. that holds back their sense of exuberance, perhaps. that may temper their hope for what comes next. again, fidel may have passed, but the government and systems he created are still very much in power. i think that is important to people. you talked about banging pots and pans, but so far nothing violent or out of hand in miami? spoken withve police and have not heard of any incident. i think the police also deployed an extra police officers. again, a lot of folks have planned for this day when this would come in miami. as long as the demonstrations remain peaceful, i think the will continue. we haven't heard of any violent so far. host: we will let you get back out on the streets of miami. thank you for the update this morning. guest: you're welcome. we hear from jeff next in honolulu, and hawaii. thank you for calling. morning, listen, i have been watching the news this morning and none of the major news organizations are

ellis calling from clovis, new mexico it independent line. how did you vote? us?u with gone. sorry about this. jamie from california. democrat. turnout forelection you tonight? wonderful, thank you. i am considered a senior citizen. i have four children. they were affected by obamacare. unfortunately, i did not take the time to change my affiliation so even know i voted for trump that was not my affiliation and fortunately i do not think it a lot of people read obama's book we for he became president and if they had i do not think they would have ever voted for him. he was very strange. he was a socialist from the get-go. host: are you talking about "dreams from my father." color: i think so. host: kamala harris one, how did you vote? color i voted for her, yes. you voted for donald trump, so you split your ticket. caller: yes i did. i really wish we would be allowed to register independent so that we could have our choices from the get-go but we don't unfortunately. in the primaries, you do only vote one way. host: and kamala harris one overwhelmingly over republ

and this city manager, young clovis, in one of the towns next to fresno, he and his wife had a baby and he was up in the middle of the night and he saw a pbs interview talking about hot spotting. so this guy got inspired and got the data from the ambulance service about emergency medical calls and hot spotted them. so we got in a bus with this guy with the board and our spouses and went on a tour of all the hot spots. the first hot spot was an assisted living facility whose idea of assistance was to call the fire department for assistance anytime anything happened. like a patient snored they would call the fire department. next thing they were in the er. the next thing we went to was a slum landlord where there was multiple instances of kids with asthma, having life threatening asthma attacks and on and on and on. my wife is -- not old, seasoned emergency room nurse, analyst, and she asked the obvious question, well, how many fires did you have? he was going on 4,000 visits at $7,000 a pop, 7,000, 4,000, can't remember the right way around. ten. ten fires in a year, 7,000 of those event

they travel there and they send not just remittances, but clovis and whatever they can.t people are hopeful, they are still -- raul is still there. that holds back their sense of exuberance, perhaps. that may temper their hope for what comes next. again, fidel may have passed, but the government and systems he created are still very much in power. i think that is important to people. you talked about banging pots and pans, but so far nothing violent or out of hand in miami? spoken withve police and have not heard of any incident. i think the police also deployed an extra police officers. again, a lot of folks have planned for this day when this would come in miami. as long as the demonstrations remain peaceful, i think the will continue. we haven't heard of any violent so far. host: we will let you get back out on the streets of miami. thank you for the update this morning. guest: you're welcome. we hear from jeff next in honolulu, and hawaii. thank you for calling. morning, listen, i have been watching the news this morning and none of the major news organizations are t