damian: all right, well, it's published by the county office of education. e is their website for more information. there is also their phone number. it's the santa clara county children's data book. we'll be back and talk about some of the positives in that report when we continue. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation the county superintendent of public schools. a lot of positives. i mean, i go to vitochiala's oroville high school and, boy, those kids are going to yale and harvard, and the success stories are many as well when you're talking about scholastically what our children are achieving. mary ann: absolutely. i think that one of the things that we can say is that our local public schools are making wise investments with the dollars that they have and that they're using their local control accountability plans, their strategic plans, and their partnerships with outside funders and parents and others to really invest in young people in re

. >> the county officers of education at one point in time gave blanket licensed for up to 25 schools in one shot. >> the district is asking the state to limit the number of charter schools and says it has managed to save some sports and music programs that were threatened. >>> all right. our time is 4:10. still ahead, a suv slammed into an high end store in san francisco's union square, but this was no accident. up next what the driver and his passengers did next that has business owners in the area worried. >>> a new proposal taking aim at banning even more plastic from the grocery store. how the proposal is gaining stream. >>> so far so good. not a lot going on. a little slowing at the cash lanes a it is bay bridge. more on the morning commute when we come back. >>> sometimes you wake up and know the forecast is in the bag. sunny and warm. that is what we are expecting today. more on the forecast and the high pressure over us today, coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. today marks 115 years since the 1906 fire and earthquake in san francisco. hundreds of people as usual th

the county office of education at one point in time gave a blanket license for up to 25 schools in onedistrict says it's asking the state to limit the number of charter schools and says it has managed to save some sports and music programs that were threatened. >>> the oakland city council has voted to give $1.2 million to the oakland school district. the grant will save the schools restorative justice program, foster care managers and library services. the money will be available immediately and it comes from higher-than-expected real estate tax revenue. the move is expected to save a number of jobs.>>> today marks the 113th anniversary of san francisco's great earthquake and fire and and every year there are several events to mark the occasion. >> hears the sound of the sirens . >> those sirens mark the moment of that earthquake, five: 12 am. a crowd gathered today for a moment of silence and laid a wreath at lotta's fountain, where many families met in the aftermath of the quake and fire. >> 113 years ago, the city suffered great loss but it proved the city was resilient. >> that fi

the county office of education at one point gave blanket license for up to 25 schools in one shot. >> reporter: they are looking at the state legislature to limit the number of charter schools. the district said it has saved to some music and sports programs.>>> morale has been pretty low because the number of budget cuts and what they are cutting out of our district. >> reporter: teacher say it is vital to keep library staff in a district where reading scores are low and for nearly half of the students english as a second language. the district says libraries will remain open.>> who is going to check out the books for the students? i don't know how to do that. and i should not be my job to do that.>> reporter: at least one parent we spoke to is now considering pulling her children out of the district.>>> there is a lot of things that the school does not have that the kids need.>> reporter: officials say until the district has more funding it won't be able to bring back the librarians. the librarians have been offered other unfilled positions in the district. >>> police say the death

of the palm beach county sheriff's office don't work for the. ninety seven. really long time gardner is actually very knowledgeable when it comes to police dog or is not some guy he's very well educated probably should be the sheriff that day and he's kind of created the entire culture of what i call the culture of corruption. at the sheriff's office. dog. who ultimately out of work i've. unfortunately i think. might think been attacked by mark. and maybe rightfully so. do you mean the pictures where the sheriff and chief deputy are. the officer replied that those pictures were a very minor transgression referring instead upon a graphic images that he claimed to going to a doctor to include senior officers faces. some of the. some of the phone. those of you know. bradshaw bending over the chief and vice versa village if you're a tire. you know i'm sorry. it's not so funny but the sense of humor is very willing. to help old geezer prankster as well i wouldn't have caught on there and i didn't like i thought they were somewhat juvenile and childish. takes attention away from the real corrupt activity and it makes the chief look too much like a victim. the senior deputy claims that john

. >> the fairfax county police, tysons urban team is using the now closed case to educate retailers of the growing credit card fraud. eveir office within tysons filled with ence, hundreds of fraudulent credit cards seized. >> they're grabbing items and then taking them up and flopping them down on a cashth register 's kind of an indicator that they aren't really shopping and they'rpe noting their own money. >> the effort under way is to encourage store clerks attheck out t when the machine says it cannot read a credit card chip to avoid swiping or punching in the customer's card number manually. >>ou don't code anything on to the magnetic strip so they'll try to convince the k clerk toey in the number on the front. >> and the clerk will do that? >> a lot ofs, ti yeah. most store policies are not to do that ever, but they'll still do it. there are things you as a customer should be doing. >> if your credit card company has instant notifications of all transactions that are made, you on and turn that feature pay attention to it. >> in tysons virginia, david culver, news 4. >>> police are also warning the thieves can use your cacdi