about 14 hundred students transfer to csu or uc. if they were to transfer, we compare to years at city college to a comparable 2 years at csu and the difference is about $10,000 per student and the other area is lack of space at the csu. we looked at the csu in the bay area, san jose is impacted which means they have more qualified students than they have space. csu, they have space but not in our federal programs. college students enrolled in these programs would not be able to access these programs. >> can i say that if city colleges were closed that $10,000 might be a huge barrier and you are saying that there is less space at san jose state and many of the programs at san francisco state and california east bay? >> if we look at san francisco state and csu east bay, there were three programs that you cooperate access at either school which are fashion, and nursing. they are not offered because he is the impacted school. the other alternative would be to transfer to another community college in the bay area. we did look at capaci

cdu and csu will have consultations to decide on the steps to follow. i have had contacts with my colleagues and we will continue discussions over the next few days. i would like to thank the leader of our party. the results are excellent. he will talk to you about them. we are delighted because his job was not an easy one. i would like to conclude by thanking all those who have worked so hard within our party to ensure this victory. the secretary-general, the president the house, and all of the volunteers have worked closely with us for the campaign. we have a wonderful team. most of it is made up of young people. we will be able to work more closely with the young people to modernize our party and fit in in the future so that young people can work in our party. things have changed over the decades. we have had long discussions about this. we have to prepare for the european parliament elections which will take lace in 2014, but there will also be regional elections for which we have to work. thank you very much. >> ladies and gentlemen i would also li

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there is the strength of the csu.f, indeed, the free democrats are al gore will be out at next weekend at the national level, that would mean that angela merkel has lost her preferred coalition partner. she will be looking for another one. she could actually even be forced into a partnership with the social democrats. she does not really want that. and then there could be a headache down the line. if the conservatives are feeling very strong, they do not usually miss an opportunity to score a few points from angela merkel at national level, so she would rather not see too of a robust and concern of a bavarian conservative party, so it is a mixed thing for angela merkel on this. >> thank you. the freeon mentioned, democrats are out in bavaria, and if that result is repeated in next sunday's national elections, angela merkel -- conservatives will have a loss. still, this is a victory for the allies of the crystal -- christian social union. >> it was a triumph for the democrats. the bavarian state premier has led his par

in terms of numbers, it would be to join for the cdu/csu forces with the greens. both sides did not seem to be that keen on that possibility. >> thank you. we will have more as the evening progresses. angela merkel has hailed her conservative's victory. rival, peeremocrat steinbruck, coming in second place. greeted angelay merkel at the headquarters of her cdu party in berlin. a landslide like this was beyond their wildest dreams. results, a resounding endorsement for chancellor .erkel and her policies >> dear friends, your cheers show us that we can all celebrate. this is a super result. i would like to thank the voters who have given us so clearly their trust. and i can promise them we will treat that trust responsibly. thank you. many here were disappointed about losing their coalition partner, the fdp, booted out of a bundestag and government. that this win was due in part to the chancellor herself tempered the sadness. chancellor merkel is very popular. she has good policies. she is mrs. europe. we have to thank her for this victory. >> a super result. i did

you will have fulfilled the requirement at csu american cultures and ethic is studies. at berkeley and any of the other uc systems. i encourage you, you will have a leg up in transferring or graduating into a four-year college ~ by having these courses under your belt. so, i just wanted to encourage folks to know that these possibilities are there for the students and they should take advantage of them. and city college is there to support both san francisco unified school district and the entire community. thank you very much. (applause) >> thank you. public comment is now closed. item k, advisory committee reports, appointments to the advisory committees. are there any appointments by board members? no. seeing none, we will move to item l, special order of business. so, first is the public hearing. i'm going to call to order the public hearing on the 2012-2013 initial proposal for a successor agreement from laborers international union of north america, liuna, local 261 to san francisco unified school district and the 2012-2013 initial proposal for a successor agreeme

chancellor to approve stunguns throughout the csu system. officers at csu and san jose state have been using the guns for at least five years. san francisco police officers, however, aren't allowed to carry them because of opposition from the city's police commission. >>> that severe flooding that swept through parts of colorado and the devastation of superstorm sandy, well experts at stanford say it's something we should be getting used to. extreme weather. research from stan ford finds that severe thunderstorms along with destructive rainfall, hail and tornadoes will increase with global warming. weather disasters aren't just deadly but expensive and the biggest cause of catastrophic loss. it's predicted the u.s. will see 2 1/2 added storms per spring by the end of the century. >>> it's a lot of drama and it's already the longest ever america's cup final. that's now treating the bay area to a comeback story unlike any other in the history of this 162-year-old event. race 16 was the only race today because of low wind. now, it finally got g

. >>> for the first time, this semester, csu students can take classes online. the first offering. >> reporter: it's a new option to help students finish their course work. they opened 33 courses online as part of a pilot program giving access to students. leaders say it's meant to supplement regular courses. one website is trying to help the completion and success rates for students taking the classes. it's called novo ed and emphasizes student collaboration. they select courses, watch videoed classes and team up with students. their work is graded by a computer, fellow students or a teaching assistant. once they finish they receive a certificate that can be used with their resume' or online profile. >> the completion rate is typically low in single digits with online classes. they're higher with novo. >> reporter: they have attracted millions of users but these courses have not always made the grades. san jose suspended their collaboration after more than half the students failed their classes. this new program at csu is limited to those who are not on academi

the csu feels these are the people that will bring about civilization.ot of suspicion in the other direction, too. that's a big cultural divide that will have to be bridged. on cultural policy there are differences but not insurmountable. >> from your experience in covering elections before, a, how long will it take us now to get a government and, b, what do you think are the game changers or game break or the things which have to be on the table to be negotiated between the parties? >> i think it'll be a small number of weeks. there is a deadline for -- which i can't -- i think it's in three or four weeks' time when, you know, a new chancellor is supposed to be elected and it will be a tough few weeks though. it's going to be a complicated chess game between these three parties, merkel and her tuiasosopo tensional part 234ers. the crucial issues will include taxes because the social democrats and greens will say we're only going into your cabinet if you agree to tax the rich more. they talk about how inequality has risen. they want to tax the rich and w

csu to bet want the the own decision maker, and that's why we're asking for your trust. fdp has between seven percent and eight percent support. they're hoping to tip the balance in bavaria. even he could find it hard to sway the more traditionally conservative electorate and the rest of bavaria. >> for more information on the german elections, you can go onto our website. launched successfully a new rocket. it carries a telescope which will observe the solar system. rocket is is -- cheaper and smaller than its predecessor and has raised japanese hopes that the country may be able to enter the growing multibillion-dollar satellite launch industry. your up to date with d.w. don't go away. >> most people want to grow old and comfort, but the best place to do that might not be close to home. a growing number of german seniors are choosing to retire in eastern europe, like here in poland, or the cost of nursing homes is much lower. could the elderly be germany's ?ext major export they want to help german seniors find places in polish nursing homes. >> we are here for the fir

right now, they're csu bound. >>> grief counsellors at a high school this morning after a car crash killed popular student there. a 17-year-old student died after being thrown from a car that crashed into a tree. this happened on friday night near sterling hill drive. the 19-year-old driver of that car is listed in serious condition. police say there was another car involved. that driver is cooperating. police say both cars were speeding, but do not believe they were racing. the cars did not hit each other and alcohol does into the appear to be a factor. >>> police need your help to identify a woman. she spent more than $1,000 with a stolen credit card at the koehl's store in campbell. >>> a human foot washed up on ocean beach in san francisco. it is puzzling investigators tonight. the grim discovery was made yesterday morning on the section of the beach near tara vel street. there's no sign of the rest of the body. the shoe was green and black. it was a puma style running shoe, size 11.5. >>> the sun has come out for a bit allowing aircraft to take off. jay gray is live in boulder colorad

csu police helped organize the visit. the girl was shot on thursday, she was asleeped when someone opened fire from outside. one of the bullets went through the wall found this 10-year-old girl. >>> this is the most controversial hike in the bay area, i. >>> one city says enough is enough. near new efforts of battling. >>> it is a cool evening around the bay area as we remain locked in this pattern. i will have what you can expect on wednesday and including an increase in fire danger. >>> it was a bumpy ride on inters 880. a witness said he saw a big chunk of debris falling off the truck. fortunately no one in any of the damages were hurt. >>> currently there are no set deadlines for building projects. the city says that's led to numerous unfinished projects. last night council members voted to draft an ordinance to set time limits and create penalties for projects, however, it will only apply to future projects. for the bay bridge the most part is a breeze. >> it is the new eastern band of span of the bay bridge >> it is

a csu student died after falling from an upper floor balcony. it was late saturday at a dorm. investigators have not released the name of the student or what may have caused that deadly fall. >>> and police are hoping video will lead to the arrest of two men who broke into a home on tuesday. this is video showing them using a tool to break into the home on cutting boulevard after a man kicks in the door. you can see knocks it away. police are asking anyone who recognizes the men to call them. >>> an explosion after at a barbecue. >>> how the harvest could affect your next bottle of wine. >>> two women are recovering after a lit barbecue exploded. it was yesterday when a can was place today close to the barbecue. the two women were airlifted to the hospital. the 45 year old has been released. the other is in stable condition. >>> police are launching a criminal investigation into an explosion and fire that burned three men in santa cruz. it was yesterday in a garage and apartment near lee brett avenue. witnesses heard blasts and saw the men come running out screaming. the fire

meanwhile, angela merkel sister partner csu is showing 49% of the vote.ter right coalition in the upcoming national elections have been dealt a blow because the fdp party was ejected from the assembly. annette is in berlin working through the tea leaves what this might mean for the general election that's coming up. anetta. >> reporter: well, actually, you were already pointing out that the little party's weak outcome in the bavarian election might be a threat to the election upcoming here in berlin for the whole of germany. there's an other side to this interpretation that even could activate voters who are going to vote for theunrstanding in the german society, the fdp, the liberal party should be represented in parliament. this could be the effect. i'm going to discuss with my guest here, alexander schuman, the german chancellor of commerce here in berlin. thank you for joining us, alexander. that will be my first question. what do you think is the outcome or the effect from the ba vafian election when it comes to the weakness of the liberal parties fo

african-american males graduating from oakland high schools ready for college, ready for the uc or csu system. over the last decade, 802. in that same time period, 787 african-american males were killed. >> only a difference of 25 people. >> almost the same exact number. in certain years, more killed than graduated college ready, other years the opposite. it was so close over the decade. it was a moment -- this has always been a story in the back of my mind. this is the time, i want to go into the schools, i want to be that entry point for our readers to see what it's like for these students to grow up in oakland, these african-american males. what their lives are like. and also chronicle what the district was trying to do. a somewhat radical approach to addressing the needs of african-american males. basically saying, we are going to create an office of african-american male achievement. a department in the school district specifically for one gender and one race. and we're going to create classes just for african-american males. and at the same time open a school that was made for an

will require a coalition, it will require a grand coalition, not the coalition she has which is the csu and fdp. what does that mean? europe needs a strong and unifiesed germany to stay the case, which i think they will. >> so in terms of a trade or what we should watch for. >> it's -- i would be long the dollar in this. it bodes well for being long dollar europe. >> still ahead, your pops and drops for the week. stay tuned. >> fast money means trading. everybody has to bring their best information each and every night. the entire trading day is the preparation for the show that night. >> it's idea generation, it's all about giving you a framework for how to look at the market. the world has changed, our show has evolved. i am guy adami. i am fast money. >> i am pete, i am fast money. >> are you fast money? go to the nbc universal store, and order your fast money t. run with the big dogs. ♪ [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a mor

the csu with polls forecasting a landslide conservative victory. wealthiest stint has been for decades been considered a strong hold. but the 2008 elections showed the csu's group was slipping when it won its small majority in six decades. carson nickel is senior vice president. carson, good to have another german in the house this morning. now, with regard to bavaria, the election campaign is all about how will you perform in the beer halls. and to what extent are the bavarian elections going to be a good indicator as to what happens in the federal elections? >> well, you indicated, you hinted at this, we're likely going to see this land slide victory. let's put this into perspective. there's hardly a political system in the world that compares to bavaria when the koims to the dominance of this one party. you have to look maybe to japan and look at the liberal party there. but it's very difficult to find a comparable political system. so this is widely expected to be priced in by german voters. it's something to watch because after that we will ha

the equivalent of csus workers.ot of fraud because the administration relied on those navigators. places where people go for those kinds of services. gerri: he said the government has set a lobar for themselves. let's see me? >> if they enroll one person in one state into one health care plan it will call at the success. i think this will not sell. i think it will crash. the backbone is a vulnerability. the amount of people kicked out of the system entirely, pushed over to data call centers, they have signed a contract just today for $380 million tell people basically litigate, arbitrate if they don't get the benefits that. gerri: they are expecting people to complain and complained mightily? >> they just today signed a contract for call center that will be somewhere you can appeal to. gerri: and no one thought of that. two and a half years since this law was passed. >> did not start testing the system for signing until a month ago. they should have been doing that in early spring. gerri: there is no way that they'r

for the first time ever the csu system is offering 33 online courses this fall semester. they also help students complete required lower level course work in order to complete their degrees on time. initially students are only allowed to enroll in one online course per semester. >>> in san francisco the campus of ucsf is now tobacco free. a new policy went into effect today and applies to all ucsf locations and communities. the goal of the new policy is to improve the air quality and health of students, faculty and visitors. other uc schools are also in the process of implementing the new policy. >>> there's a new recommendation to tell you about tonight involving the flu vaccine. the american academy of pediatrics recommends all children six months and older should be immunized against the flu. the cdc say it is vaccine can reduce the risk of illness by about 60%. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is back in korea. rodman says he has no plan to negotiate with leader un with the release of a man who is currently serving a 60 year sentence. instead rodman says quote i'm ju

the cdu/csu have to give ground on something they don't want to do. it appears at the moment, what they're saying is we won't give ground on the tax issues which means they're then going to have to go to the other issue, which is also not popular with the party bases, and that is on the minimum wage. merkel and cdu and csu are absolutely opposed to it. the spd are demanding that. with the greens, the main issue would be sorting out energy policy. there is major reform needed particularly in terms of what the consumers are talking about. >> which is huge. >> which is huge. a lot of businesses are exempted. there are businesses being exempted which they're seeing -- >> i think a huge competitive disadvantage comes in terms of paying 60, 70% more than the americans. >> but it's all part of the changeover process. they're not going to go back on that. that's the key issue here. along with the negative message that was sent by the labor party here in the u.k., the energy sector isn't exactly coming up roses in europe. by contrast for the u.s. obviously whe

. >>> csu is adding online courses for college students. we're live in the news room with the offering. good morning kate. >> reporter: good morning. it's an option to help the students finish their courses. they are offering about 30 online options. it's to supply. the courses. it's a program called novo ed, online collaboration. students select their courses, watch records classes and team up on group projects. they can meet in person, e-mail or skype or google hang out. their group is graded by a teaching team. the students receive certificates that can be added to their resume's or online profiles. >> the competition is particularly low in single digits. the nova completion rates are significantly higher. >> reporter: stanford has spawned others that attracted millions of users. these courses have not always made the grade. san jose state university suspended their collaboration after half of the students fell behind on the online classes. students can enroll in one online class per semester but that could increase in the future. >> csu

the governor questions whether csu with 430,000 students already could be overreaching in enrollment plans. we will check with mike nicco to find out about the weather conditions. >> we will have breezes out there with wind advisory, or small craft advisory at 15- to 25-knots. as far as what is going to happen tonight, the winds continue to shift from the north to northeast bringing a warmer and more dry and faster wind in all the areas shadeed above 1,000', critical fire weather conditions starting tonight at 11:00 through 3:00 friday afternoon! that is a stretch to be really careful. temperatures in the 40's and feeling fall-like in guerneville and 51 in novato and temperatures are mostly in the 50's until alameda at 60. today, our 24 hour temperature change is going to be negative at two to nine degrees cooler-than-average with 60's and 70's and moving forward it will be warmer tomorrow but we do have the fire danger coming at us. leyla gulen? >> in san jose it is clear. but 101 is slowing with the pocket of slowing between 280 and 680 submit and the nimitz at 30 miles per hour fo

he told csu trustees yesterday they should look at cheaper solutions like more online classes.0 million in state funds. trustees wanted to use the extra cash to add 20,000 new students. brown says the funding could be used to fix up old campuses. >>> california has been begin more time to reduce its prison population. thousands of inmates were set to be released at the at the end of the year but federal judges pushed it back to january 27. the governor says early release jeopardizes public safeties. the three-judge panel wants a long-term solution to california's prison overcrowding problem. >>> a second northern california county has voted to secede now from the state. modoc county's supervisors voted unanimously yesterday. they are joining neighboring siskiyou county in trying to form a new state. organizers say they are tired of urban outsiders passing environmental regulations and other laws that harm local industries like logging and ranching in the area. they are hoping for a dozen counties to commit their support. legislators and congress would still have to approve any

investigators say a csu monterey bay student died after falling from an upper floor balcony.t happened late saturday night at an on campus dorm. investigators have not released the name of the student or what may have caused that deadly fall. >>> ellisor eat toe play are trying to find the identity of these two men caught on camera trying to break into a home on cutting boulevard. after one kicks in the door, the other notices the camera and knocks it away. this happened last tuesday. anyone who recognizes these men are asked to call police. >>> time 5:44. the chp investigating why a man fell out of a moving party bus in los angeles over the weekend. it happened on the 101 freeway near universal studios boulevard early sunday morning. the chp says the man fell out of the limo bus on to the freeway. he was killed after being hit by a car. police aren't sure how fast the party bus was going and how that man fell out of that bus. >>> tomorrow marks 20 years since polly klaas disappeared from her home. she was kidnapped at knife point from her mother's home during a sleepover. to

investigators say a csu monterey bay student died after falling from an upper floor balcony. it happened late saturday night at an on campus dorm. investigators have not released the name of the student or what may have caused that deadly fall. >>> two men were caught on camera breaking into a home on cutting boulevard one of them using a tool on the door before kicking it over. the other man noticed the camera. he knocks it away. the incident happened last tuesday. anyone who recognizes these men are asked to call police. >>> time 6:46. tomorrow marks 20 years since 12-year-old polly klaas disappeared from her home in pet lumina. in october 2003, she was kidnapped at knife point from her mother's home during a sleepover. two months later here body was found. richard alan davis was convicted of her murder and sentenced to death. her father mark klaas formed the klaas kids foundation. it helps the parents of other children who have been abducted. >>> this morning two women are recovering after a barbecue explosion. it happened yesterday afternoon on westline drive at robert cr

right now, they're, like, csu bound. >> reporter: in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> police want you to take a fo good look at this woman. she spent more than $1,000 with a stolen credit card at kohl oor's in campbell. if you have information, call the campbell police department. >>> tonight there are more questions about one of the state's most powerful regulators. in recent months we've deanone series of reports questioning several decisions made by the ft. of the california public utilities commission. >> there's another issue, this one is happening behind closed doors during a meeting with san bruno's mayor and the city manager. offer chief investigator with more on a growing conflict and the controversy as well. >> witnessed something like that before. >> reporter: it happened inside the san francisco offices of the california public utilities commission. >> his behavior was highly unprofessional and inappropriate. >> reporter: at a meeting between san bruno leaders and puc president michael peavy. >> we sat down and the first thing he said was, this is your meeting, you called

investigators say a csu monterey bay student died after falling from an upper floor balcony that happened saturday night at an om- -- an on-campus dorm. >>> police are hoping veins video will lead to the arrest of two men who they say broke into a house last tuesday. you can see them using a tool to break into the house on cutting boulevard. and then after one of the men kicks the door open, the other one notices the camera and knocks the camera away. take a look at that. if you recognize those men, call the police. >>> the berkeley police association is renewing its efforts to arm city police officers with tasers. right now, the city of berkeley does not allow their officers to carry tasers. instead they give them batons or guns and pepper spray. this later -- latest push comes after a mentally ill person was injured while trying to commit suicide. police say it wouldn't have happened if they were able to use a taser on him. >>> 7:49. the second phase of the bp oil spill trial is now underway in new orleans. we're gonna have that story in a moment. we'll have more on "mornings on 2" afte

the csu system is offering 33 online courses.e access to online courses. the idea is who help students complete course work. initially, students are only allowed to enroll in one online course per semester. >>> well, it's an risk day for the bay area -- it's an historic day for the bay area. >> reporter: we're less than four hours a day from being able to bike and walk on the bay bridge. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well on all of the other bay bridge bridges. there's a little bit of fog right now, especially on the golden gate bridge. >>> outside of that patchy fog, we have mostly clear skies in store and drier weather for your tuesday. i will have a look at the numbers expected in your area -- coming up. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ with our new, improved peanut butter chewy bars. >>> yo

>> people might say it would seem remarkable to have a groan cdu/csu coalition.t's not unheard of for the parties to work together in regions or in cities. so there is some basis for the two sides to stick together. >> there's an important difference between a local level and the federal level. the issue that comes at the local level and the federal level are at a city structure. at the federal level, which we talk about, interest groups that stand wind the cdu and have helped the cdu gain these elections. these are the interest groups we fight against because we feel they're not very good for the public in general. >> what do you think four more years of angela merkel and a coalition means in germany? >> i fear the structural reforms and the economy, but nothing on that was done, not even -- and i fear that could continue because merkel is very cautious. she never takes important steps that might risk her power. so i guess there could be four more lost years. >> for hour lost years. thank you so much for joining us. well, annette, we're hearing it both from the

coalition doesn't go forward and we end up with something that likes like a grand coalition with the cde/csun the sdp joining us. when it comes to issues, it's been fascinating. there isn't a huge difference in the direction of travel between the significant power blocks. there is on some issues like taxation, i guess, energy policy, ottobon tolls and pricing, whether that should be introduced, minimum wages, the traditional kind of left/right positioning on some of those issues, the spd looking more concerned about growth and wanting to tax and invest the liberal right, perhaps less interested in raising taxes so much. not triesing, perhaps, for international viewers is that the europe isn't such a big issue. there's really only one party that's talking about leaving the euro block. that's the afd. let's listen in to what the head of the polling agency has to say about their prospects. >> as long as the afd was the pure anti-euro party, it had no chance to get close to the threshold. but now it carries a right populist or far right example which is present in germany as well as other societ