school. community kids were outperforming the two main high schools. the quality of the education was almost rivaling a private scol education. - it was very colicated me cause itad builtp to tt, - it was very colicated me and i dn't likit, be realonest. i mean the first time the line came, when it lastedll night, it was sort of a festival and that was funny. it had nothing to do with the inconvenience for me, but see, i could see who wasn't going to community all of these years. it wasn't a diverse school and that was pointed out to me by other people in the comnityll the te. i alwa wanted figure a more eitle way of dog it, but i couldn't come up with anything other than a lottery. - at first, i thought a lottery was a bad idea because then we wouldn't necessarily get the most committed pple. but whate were gting om that nd of a ne was that it gave apecial priority to pele who uld afford thire people to stay in li, could fly their grandparents in, or quit work for two weeks, and that's crazy. (upbeat music) - even before there was you d be guid ther o

high schools across the country. cbs' steve hartman found some undeniable school spirit, "on the road." >> go! fight! win! >> reporter: we came to antioch communityo to meet the record holder-- the undisputed champion of showing up. 91-year-old super-fan steve young hasn't missed a single antioch football game since 1946. not that there haven't been close calls-- like the summer he got in a traffic accident in a thunderstorm. >> i had 11 broken bones, punctured left lung, and while i was laying on the stretcher, i got hit by lightning. knocked me off the stretcher-- >> reporter: wait, you got hit by lightning while you were on the stretcher? >> on the stretcher. they got me in the hospital and one doctor said, "he's not going to make it." i said, "you guys don't know what you're talking about." i said, "i've got a game to go to." ( laughter ) >> reporter: and sure enough, a few weeks the season opener. but it's not just football. steve has also been to virtually every basketball game, softball game, and volleyball match. he goes to tennis matches, golf matches, and even bowling tournaments. he is omnipresent at more than 20 sports, plus plays and

my book, he and his colleague discovered most on schoolers spent time during their high school years taking communitylege classes often getting an associates degree at the same age their peers would be getting a high school diploma and then able to enroll in a four-year university, transferring credits and saving quite a bit of money so it's practical particularly now with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. ... have grown exponentially in the last 20 years is that saying something about public education? >> it has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades, the first year the u.s. department of education begin tracking homeschoolers was 1998 at the time they counted 850,000 that number to 2 million, just under 2 million in 2016 and over the past year when the school shutdown since up again underpinned them a week in a march 2020 we seen a tripling of the homeschooling from the pre-pandemic level so the u.s. census bureau released a report in february finding that more than 11% of the overall k-12 school-age population is been in. >>>> now more than percent of the population identifie

the forward to my book he and his colleagues discovered most did spend time during high school years taking community college classes, often getting an associates degree at the same age that their peers would beginning high school dipa and in being able to enroll in a four-year university transferring those credits and save quite a bit of money. it's also really practical approach particularly now with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> host: it seems the homeschool and the unschooled movement have grown exponentially in the last 20 years. is that saying something about public education? >> guest: homeschooling has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades. you're right, the first years the u.s. department of education began tracking homeschoolers with 1998 1998 at the timey counted 850,000. that number poured to about 2 million just under 2 million in 2016, and then over the past year of the school shutdowns since the pandemic began in march 2020 we have seen a tripling of homeschooling rate from the pre-pandemic level. so, so that the u.s. census bureau released a report in feb

deployment was delayed by economic sanctions imposed on russia anger to whooping vice communications and high school internet access for angola over the next 15 years. because he's missing information. technology says the news had the light will improve the quality of life for the angolan people. we heard from some residence there about the recent success political move. we were disappointed by the 1st satellite launch when we did not see results. the government worked very hard and courageously. it took years until the 2nd satellite was launched. i hope it improves the internet communications science and navigation.

colleague gina riley discovered most grown unschoolers did spend time during their high school years taking community college classes, often s getting an associates degree at the same age that there appears would be getting a high school diploma and then the evil to enroll in a four-year university grant during those credits and saving quite a bit of money so it's also optical approach for filling out with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> it seems that the homeschool and the unschooled movements have grown exponentially in the last 20 years is that saying something about public education? >> homeschooling has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades. you're right. the first year the us to permanent education began acting on schoolers was 1998 e at the time they counted 850,000. that number soared to about 2 million, just under 2 million in 2016 and then over the past year of the school shutdown since the pandemic began in march 2020 we seen a tripling of the homeschooling rates from that pre-pandemic level so that the us census bureau released a report in february finding that

are actually some of the pioneers and creating more partnership programs in local communities, partnering with high schoolsbased organizations and creating programs where students can begin to do work before they actually become high school seniors, so that they become eligible for the requirements for admission to get into the u.c. and so they have been really intentional there, and they actually have had some pretty good success. john: berkeley is also focusing more attention minority students' on-campus experiences. >> this year, i have classes where i'm the only black student. even the classes that are with an african american studies department, you will see a handful of black-identifying students. john: chaka tellem, a senior majoring in political economy, is student body president, the first in school history to be elected twice. he says there's been progress, but problems remain. >> unfortunately, it is a common phenomenon, especially among the black community, to not really have this sense of belonging. and i think that really everyone, i would argue, that walks through here at some point in time

tough one to lead with, gun violence has once again shattered a family and school community, we are learning more about two high school brothers killed while attending a birthday party at an an air bnb in oakland. 17-year-old jazy soleto garcia and his 15-year-old brother angel soleto garcia students at at berkeley high, both described described as normal kids who leave behind four younger siblings. in the last few hours, hours, oakland police revealed new details about the moments leading up to the gunfire at this party on apgar street. it all stemmed from a fight at school. > >> an understandably difficult day at berkeley high school were were student or dealing with the the loss of not one but two of the classmates. >> these are irrational and cruel killings that i feel so much for the family of the two guilds that were killed. >> reporter: this man's son cannot manage go to class on monday after learning his former former middle school classmates were killed at a party in oakland. >> just normal kids, very involved in soccer. my son has been crying a lot and so have i. i. i'm disgusted by this. >> reporter:

initiative is one of the nation's first school district wide network that currently provides wi-fi for communities surrounding five schools in the east side union highi hotspots laptops chromebooks and ipads are also available for you that san jose public libraries not just for students, but anyone in these highlighted neighborhoods, we're serving the entire community because we know it's important also for their parents to be able to example find jobs. it's critical for the grandparents to be able to get access to health care. this is a huge economic and social barrier for too many families in this country. we're eliminating that barrier for hundreds of thousands with the recent addition of wi-fi and the andrew hill and independence high school neighborhoods nearly 160,000 residents now have free access to internet roughly as many residents. it says the city of sunnyvale the project will expand in the next year as well adding three more communities that will total out to around 300,000 residents about as many as the city of st. louis that's necessary for all of our students and all of our families to have access to wifi to engage in the resources a

tough one to lead with, gun violence has once again shattered a family and school community, we are learning more about two high school brothers killed while attending a birthday party at an an air bnb in oakland. 17-year-old jazy soleto garcia and his 15-year-old brother angel soleto garcia students at at berkeley high, both described described as normal kids who leave behind four younger siblings. in the last few hours, hours, oakland police revealed new details about the moments leading up to the gunfire at this party on apgar street. it all stemmed from

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve our presses to focus on improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. >> i'm joel, i believe san francisco best days are ahead. i know it hen frustrating living had things are in the wrong direction i'm in the giving up i'm offering a change. time to replace the status quo. we deserve to live in a city this works. first, step is getting the basics right. safer streets. better schools. more housing and small businesses. i moved here 20 year ago to tick i job as a journallingist employmented advocate for people. i was raise boy a single misdemeanor. she cleaned houses for a living did not have much money but taught mow to get things done with resources we have my husband grew up in poverty still a software engineer we lived the san francisco dream. i know our city is worth fixing. san francisco can

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve our presses to focus on improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. >> i'm [inaudible] chung i am rung for city college board. as a child of chinese refugees born approximate san front i know the communities this city college serves. at city college my parents learned english and took classes and my siblings and i earned credits forker bachelor. since returning to pursue public health in 2017, upon wing at a variety of opportunity resource and retention centers i realized that city college plays a role in addressing health desparities this predate covid-19. i was elected to the board as a student trustee to fight unsound community health compromising instructional plan and budgets down size our college. are put our educators out of work and robbery blk and brown communities of access to social e

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve our presses to focus on improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. i'm stephanie a district 2 supervisor in san francisco running for another term this november dp love your support past 5 years i have been focussed on things that are important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you. >>

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve our presses to focus on improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. >> tonight's forum will give you an opportunity to learn and to be better informed before you vote. the questions for forum were submitted by san francisco residents. many of you are in this room as well as community

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve our presses to focus on improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. >> >> good afternoon and welcome to the october 18, 2022, regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan? >> present. >> supervisor dorsey? >> present. >> supervisor mandelman? >> present. >> supervisor mar? >> present. >> supervisor melgar? >> present. >> supervisor peskin? >> present. >> supervisor preston? >> present >> supervisor row

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve our presses to focus on improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. >> hello i'm ms. bill copper i'm here today asking for your passport and your vote. and helping me get elected for the district 6 supervisor seat. i'm coming to you today asking for support and asking you to help me alleviate so many issues and disparity in our community and helping mow to focus on where we need to be at in san francisco. the election is november the eighth 2022. and i have been a commune member in district 6 for 40 years. i have always been committed to my community and to equity competence equality and excellence. i think people of color should be eli haved to a higher level then and there we have been for over 40 years. i need your support in helping meto get there and helping mow to make san francisco the be

community. dustin: the oak grove high school free committee wi-fi will launch by the end of this year. the mount pleasant and silver creek areas will be available by early 2023. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. dan: after the break, drop, cover, and hold. that is what hundreds practiced doing today as part of the annual earthquake preparedness drill. we will remind you what else you need in the event of an emergency whe most boxes can be recycled up to seven times. it's not a miracle. it's by design. so what starts as a box for detergent and turns into one for a sneeze is all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. choose recyclable paper and packaging. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. dan: today is the great california shakeout, the state's annual earthquake preparedness drill. ama: it took place today, 10/20 at 10:02 this morning -- 10:20 this morning. drills were held across the country. dan: we have a look at the different bay area groups that participated. >> the point is to where -- is to raise

bypass supervisor robe sxen eye are around the community school model the things that are happening in terms of the are projects survive and mission high school can be replicate in the all high schools. it can be adopted middle school. the community resources are there if we provide funding. and upon support to expand a robust network for prevention and crim patrol development on consent and motor vehicle listenity. femininity and all of the things that folks struggle with there are resources. great models that be rebelicated and brought to the school. you are not in it alone. i want it highlight there is a role for young people in all of this. there are were great peer resourgs models program this is are happening in our city nacenter the voice of young people and the agents of change and educating their pierce can prosecute voiding that energy toward cullure change that needs to happen in our schools. and i am i have also like supervisor mar, have a long list of to do's out of this hearing there will being support for the safer school sexual assault task sdpoers including youth voice system something we now know that earlier was not

the bristol community held a packed vigil tonight at the high school where officer hamzy graduated from. as this community keeps waiting for answers to try to make sense of the unexplainable. norah? >> lilia luciano, thank you for being there. >>> all right. on the economic front, inflation remains near a record high, and it shows no signs of slowing. the consumer price index for september was up 8.2% compared to one year ago, month to month, prices increased 0.4%. on wall street, stocks sank at the opening bell, but made a surprise u-turn with a late day rally. the dow gained almost 3% while the nasdaq and s&p 500 were up more than 2%. cbs' nancy cordes explains how prices are hitting americans where it hurts. >> reporter: almost everything in your grocery cart got more expensive again last month. apples up another 2%. lettuce up nearly 7%. the price of eggs is now more than 30% higher than last year. >> americans are squeezed by the cost of living. >> reporter: the new figures reveal that inflation has barely budged, even after the fed hiked interest rates for a 50 time in a bid to co

we do have a program in our community so our high school students can come out and do some technical careers, some training. some of those are welding. some of the skills we need in the community. we have that for high schools and need to grow that. and also outside of the school setting, and that is an area that is fascinating. of in the twin cities, a weeklong camp where they stay up in the twin cities and it was for southern minnesota. i went up and experienced it and there was a day on electricity and a day on carpentry and each day was a different trade. the girls spent the entire day building something, computer cables they could take home and use for the computer, ethernet cables. it was hands-on. what we learned, however -- again, the best idea, right? nobody bothered to ask some of the families. what we found out in different setting and their community, for many families, particularly immigrant families, overnights are not a thing. they do not do overnights. so the camp was primarily for white children. not 100% but, you know, it is great because we want all women in constru

♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ storm at our community in morning today over high schoolthers shot and killed, new details about the party where it it happened. then jets, planes, and ships headed to the bay area, we've got you covered on the kickoff to fleet week. then the babe versus la, live at levi levi stadium, the 49ers get ready to take on the rams, i'm read callan, so, let's start with the party shooting in berkeley, where students are remembering two of their classmates who were lost over the weekend to gun violence. let's bring in and maka make, what we know about these young ? young men? >> they were brothers who went to berkeley high school and they they were at a birthday party in in north oakland when at least two people walked in and opened fire. here are the pictures, the the taller one, 17-year-old jesse sotelo garcia, a junior, the one in the right, a sophomore, two other people were were hurt, also students at berkeley high school. >> there are so many impacted by by this loss, these are someone's babies, these were the the friends of classmates, the st

the bristol community held a packed vigil tonight at the high school where officer hamzy graduated from. as this community keeps waiting for answers to try to make sense of the unexplainable. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano, thank you for being there. i want to turn now to some breaking news. the raleigh, north carolina, police department is on the scene of an active shooting on the east side of the city. police and other emergency services on the scene and residents are warned to remain inside their homes. all right, on the economic front, inflation remains near a record high and shows no signs of snge pce ior msreasber was uear 0.4%. on wall street stocks sank at the opening bell but made a surprise u-turn with the opie rally. nancy cordes explains how rising prices are hitting americans where it hurts. >> reporter: almost everything in your grocery cart got more specifics again last month. apples up another 2%, lettuce up nearly 7%. the price of eggs is now more than 30% higher than last year. >> americans are squeezed by the cost of living. >> reporter: the new figures reveal tha

the community of berkeley high school morning this afternoon after 2 students, brothers were shot and killed at a house party in oakland. it happened around 10 o'clock saturday night near ag par street and west macarthur boulevard, 15 year-old angel and 17 year-old jazzy stiletto were killed. 2 others were wounded in the shooting. oakland police say they're still investigating what led up to it. the berkeley unified school district superintendent says they're providing resources for all students, teachers and staff who are affected by the loss. >> the teachers are ready if any students said that they need additional support. we have a wellness center here on the red, the high school campus. again, we have many counselors who are here. this is a really hard time for all of us. i'm never ever see the community devastated like this. and we're coming together to heal together to be of service and to be a community with the family whose experiences last firsthand. >> the district superintendent says there are plans to honor the 2 students killed. but the details are not being released just

mayor sam liccardo joined city leaders from the east side union high school district, liccardo announced the investment in free community neighborhood specifically around independence high school in andrew p. hill high school, the city has been focused on neighborhoods around schools, all in hopes of providing service for both students and parents. we identify that there were tens of thousands. residents in our city who struggled without any connectivity. knowing they'd be cut off whether there are students trying to get access to academic information. whether it was their parents trying to get access to judge critical information in their community. perhaps the grandparents needing healthcare too many of our residents are unconnected. as of today, the community wifi network will deliver free internet access to 160,000 residents. the city plans to expand to other schools in the coming months with the goal of providing access to 300,000 residents. jose earthquakes will be holding fifa world cup viewing parties the first matches on november 20th the host nation, qatar will be taking on ecuador. the quakes viewing parties

the bristol community held a packed vigil tonight at the high school where officer hamzy graduated from. as this community keeps waiting for answers to try to make sense of the unexplainable. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano, thank you for being there. all right, on the economic front, inflation remains near aa record high and shows record high and shows no signs of slowing. the consumer price index for september was up to 8.2% compared to a year ago. month to month prices increased 0.4%. on wall street, stocks sank at the opening bell, but made a surprise u-turn with a late-day rally. the dow gained 3% while the nasdaq and s&p 500 were both up more than 2%. cbs' nancy cordes explains how rising prices are hitting americans where it hurts. >> reporter: almost everything in your grocery cart got more expensive again last month. apples up another 2%, lettuce up nearly 7%. the price of eggs is now more than 30% higher than last year. >> americans are squeezed by the cost of living. >> reporter: the new figures reveal that inflation has barely budged, even after the fed hiked interest rat

created a community driven framework to improve high schools and enengage intensive w to improve ouron improving student out come in closing the opportunity gap. i have the skill this is will move us forward for the quality education this all students deserve i want my kids and yours and niches to have the best education possible. thank you. >> good afternoon like to call the september 27, 2022 meeting of sfpuc to order. call the roll. >> president moran. >> here >> commissioner maxwell and commissioner paulson is excused today. >> um -- this meeting it held in person room 400 authorized by the california code section 54953e and mayor

>> they are some of the pioneers in creating more partnership programs, partnering with high schools or communityizations and creating programs for students can do work before they actually become high school seniors, so that they become eligible for the requirements for admission to get to the uc. they have had some pretty good success. john: berkeley is focusing or tension on minority students on campus experiences. >> this year i have classes where i am the only lack student. john: a senior majoring in political economy is student body president, the first in school history to be elected twice. he says there has been progress, but problems remain. >> it is a common phenomenon, especially in the black community, to not have a sense of belonging. really everyone that walks in here at some point in time will have a sense of imposter syndrome, meaning the doubt when house on whether or not they actually belong in an environment. when you're the only one in certain classrooms, that is exacerbated re-tim over. it's going to be much harder to actually reap the benefits and fully embrace the wonderful

high school with the exclusive story. >> reporter: san jose police say this is not necessarily a local school crisis, but rather, a community crisis that just happens to trickle on to campuses. and luckily, more and more of those campuses are prepared. it happened on wednesday at overfelt high school. the student allegedly swallowed a pill laced with fentanyl and overdosed just after school ended. >> basically, you go into a position where you can ultimately die. >> reporter: but police say the principal's quick thinking likely kept this boy from a much different ending. he gave the student narcan, and when police arrived the student was on her way back and breathing. >> the school did a good job with medical personnel and curtailing a medical emergency. >> reporter: the principal said there was nothing about it. he credits his team. >> you know that same student is going to be struggling is a har to break. the people nationwide died from overdoses involving o. the drug is described as being 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine. and now the county is pushing for free narcan kits across the region including in schools.

we enjoy eating our soldiers who have been successful in the army to go back to the high schools, communities and talk about what a difference it made in their life. we opened up our gated communities. people can see what is the life or a soldier. we talked about this before. 83% of the young men and women who come, come from military families. if they know what that is, and we have to do is expose those who may not have had the opportunity to understand what the army is about. what? right now, we are in the process of developing plans to do that. we want to make sure there is -- a moment of recruits i can do that. the initial results we are seeing is fundamentally changed how we do recruiting. what i mean is we get young men and women, some do not have the best access or fitness. we are finding them -- a lot about their commitment and whether they want to serve. we think this is very valuable. we can do this in front before we invest in a lot of resources. what it takes to go to go through initial training. the other thing where finding for these young men and women they are getting a head s

and high school it's growing up housing and communal services workers doctors nurses economists leaders and the future professional achievement of each of them is today's invaluable work of teachers svetlana chernova viktor borisov telen news agency. belarusian paralympic athletes are preparing to show their best result at a major international start in sochi and give emotions to fans at the summer games called. we are sports together. our team arrived in the morning. these are 59 athletes, among which champions and prize- winners of the paralympic games, winners of the world and european championships, athletes will perform in seven sports taekwondo checkers, football table tennis, the belarusians place special emphasis on fencing, swimming and athletics , the team has already settled in the velvet seasons hotel in the sports quarter. this start is an opportunity to realize oneself, because this year there were only two starts, the third start is sochi and it seems to be the main one for us , and that is, of course, there are not enough international competitions to leave to compete, w

high school district. he announced the investment free community wifi in neighborhoods around independence high school andchool, the city has been focusing on areas around schools to provide service for both students and parents. we identify that there were tens of thousands. residents in our city who struggled without any connectivity. knowing they'd be cut off whether there are students trying to get access to academic information. whether it was their parents trying to get access to jobs. as of today, the community wifi network is delivering free internet access to 160,000 residents and the city plans to expand in the coming months with the goal of providing access to 300,000 residents group of scientists are advancing research of the human brain by connecting living human nerve cells with the brain tissue of rats. that's fascinating. they successfully implanted human neurons in the brains of newborn rats, and they say this will now allow them to study healthy brain development. mint. as well as disorders without taking samples from living people. all right. joining us now is the senior author of that

high school district. he announced the investment in free community , wifi and neighborhoods around independence high schoolndrew p. hill high school. the city has been focusing on areas around schools to provide service for both students and parents. we identify that there were tens of thousands residents in our city who struggled without any connectivity. knowing they'd be cut off whether there are students trying to get access to academic information. whether it was their parents trying to get access to jobs. rather critical information in their community, perhaps a grandparents needing healthcare too many of our residents are unconnected. as of today, the community wifi network will deliver free internet access to 100 and 60,000 residents that is larger than the population of sunnyvale . the city plans to expand to other schools in the coming months with the goal of providing access to 300,000 residents. could it be a good time to take advantage of those declining home prices will coming up what potential homebuyers need to know as they navigate this tricky market? also ahead. we're checking in with our

school. it is keeping them in the community because they are finding out there are great jobs in the community. 73% of our high schools have a registered apprenticeship or work-based learning program. ms. dejear: really quickly i will say when it comes down to what an individual has done, -- done, in 2016 our state was 70% in reading proficiency. today we are at about half of that. when we look at third grade reading scores, we know that is not an indicator, especially the challenge that we see, that is not an indicator for the jobs we are filling. that is an indicator for the number of prison cells we have to build. we see that as evidence before our eyes. this is not a moment for us to talk about record investment. this is a moment for us to talk about how we are going to take was possibility of this challenge and resolve it. everywhere i go throughout the state, talking with administrators, teachers, school board members, we are not short of vision in the state. our district understands how they can move our students forward and prepare them for that limitless future. they need leadership that is willing to

mayor sam liccardo joint city leaders from the east side union high school district announced the investment in free communityit was around independence high school and andrew p. hale high school, the city has been focusing on areas around schools help provide service for both students and parents. we identified that there were tens of thousands residents in our city who struggled without any connectivity. knowing they'd be cut off whether there are students trying to get access to academic information. whether it was their parents trying to get access to jobs. rather critical information in their community, perhaps a grandparents needing healthcare too many of our residents are unconnected. as of today, the community wifi network will deliver free internet access to 160,000 residents more than the people who live in sunnyvale city plans to expand other schools in the coming months with the goal of providing access to 300,000 people. high end activewear company is closed its doors in san francisco, at least temporarily. ktvu christian captain reports, the ceo says san francisco is descending into a city of ch

just a terrible situation here for the east bay community of berkeley high school. happening today. grief counselors are at the school there at berkeley high after the district has reported two students brothers died in a shooting at oakland over the weekend. ktvu james torres live at berkeley high now, with more information coming from police, and we expect to hear from the superintendent there as well soon, james. gasia and just the next hour. the superintendent should be in front of birthday high school here to give us an update of what classes will look like today. we know grief counselors will be on campus today, and students will be coming to campus. also within that hour time frame those brothers they were just a few miles away from home when they were attending an oakland house party for a birthday, they say, and then police reported that a gunman had walked up. and started shooting. as a result, those teenage boys are now dead. it happened saturday night before 10 o'clock along our street in oakland. the boys are angel and jay z, seletto, garcia , 15 and 17 years old. they

school where authorities say seven security personnel were on duty at the time. community members and students in st. louis gathered for a vigil hours after a tragic high school shooting killed a 16-year-old student and a teacher, jean kirk kuczka. >> why? why us? why would somebody do this? >> reporter: police say they are still trying to determine a motive why a gunman, who they identified as 19-year-old recent graduate orlando harris, went to central visual and performing arts high school and opened fire. investigators say they're looking into whether mental health played a role. police say they exchanged gunfire with harris after the call came in. he later died at the hospital. >> the individual had almost a does en30-round high-capacity magazines on him. it could have been a whole lot worse. >> reporter: some students who were forced to run from the school wonder how they'll ever return. >> i seen my friend had all blood on her hand. the shooter came to her and said, are you ready to die? >> reporter: police say there were several security guards at locked entry points around the building. one of the guards noticed the shooter was trying to get in