they put together a committee the friends of diego rivera murals.e want to make sure that it will not interfere with other programs or education. this is outside money that we wanted to provide the college to be able to do. >> they will have to rely on deep pockets and donations from the public. there are three other murals in the bay area, one at san francisco's city club, a second at the art institute and another at u.c. berkeley. many believe the mural at city college should have a home ncisco, lyannestature. melendez, "abc 7 news." >>> up next, struggling with hitting the fastball? mike shumann has the solution in the pro batter. stay with us. >>> have you ever wondered could i get a hit off tim lincecum or matt cain. maybe not, there is technology to test your skills. >> hidden away in redwood city is the california baseball farm club facility. inside you will find the pro batter training simulator. >> its training tool, pitching machine but video simulated. >> it combines computer and video technology to re-create the experience of facing live

we brought diego rivera to the city. i think the wpa art work is characterized by stylized robustness and a pervasive occupation with a historical. in this panel, we have a depiction of george washington moving west. what is interesting about it is the image of lewis and clark here is in black and white, something that is occurring in the future, painted as though it was in the past. what is interesting about it is the very obvious conclusion of slavery. the number of students were expressing unease around some of the themes. the additional mural would be placed in the school, one with more positive representation of the student body. in 1974, they completed three panels that were placed in the library -- in the lobby. they depict native, latino, asian american, and african- american heritage and culture. >> that artist was talking about the history coming alive. that is what we want for the students here. i also think they might share that with past alumni and the community, so they could no the treasure that we have he

. >> encontraste tu diego rivera. >> no. >> es interesanteporque de verdad que stamos viviendo una criso de irme a comprar u aje... fui prÁctica. no te van a olvidar! de eso guro! >> es un poco problemÁtico! >> a mÍ de quÉ me disfrazarÍan ustedeptr >> de gata. >> primer halloween que me disfrazo con mi hija de cabaza. quÉ me hicieron a mÍ? [risas] >> por dios, por dios. >> de blanca nieve. >> a todo el mundo le encantarÍa encontrarse con una uja asÍ. >> no me gustan los disfraces horrible para nada. algoindo, nada feo. me gustan los disfraces feo. >> las cas sangrientas siento que estoy llamando cos que para quÉ. >> unoya de grandote y de adulto no le presta mucho la atenciÓn. pero ora que son mamÁs uno es lo que vive. >> los mÍos estÁn bastante grandes. y mi hijo se disfraz y me dice por cuarto aÑo consecutivo voy a ser jugor de soccer. a esa edad quien verse lindos y... >> yestamos disazando hasta la nieta. >> pero me encanta. siempre le gustaban los disfraces muy bonito de prinsa y reina. y cosas asÍ. hay que ponerle sabor a esta maÑana. vamos a pasar con nuestra bartender profesiona

>> el dÍa 14 estamos en san diego y en pico rivera. y el 15 estamos en las vegas nevada.. >> literalmente. >> por fuera y por dentro. un experimento extremo donde van a mostrar su sensibilidad al mÁximo y se van a desnudar de todo. >> quÉ se les permite a ellos y quÉ no? >> se les permite todo menos tapar las cÁmaras y quitarse el micrÓfono. >> no hay televisiÓn, no hay celular, no hay relojes, no ven la luz del dÍa. >> es como un cautiverio voluntario. >> asÍ es. >> cuÁl es el gran premio? >> ser estelar protagonista de univisiÓn. >> maravilloso, maravilloso. vamos a hablar de todo lo que van a recibir los participantes. >> a quÉ hora? >> esta noche, 10, 9 centro por univisiÓn. >> nos vamos a la mÁquina del tiempo. nos vamos a trasladar ahora. esta noche... (en pantalla) y me cuentan que tenemos un visitante. poncho! ♪ ♪ >> soplad, soplad que estamos prÓximos a llegar. soplad con fuerza. >> capitÁn, cipatán. >> se acercan 20 carabelas! >> una flota? >> no. >> las 20 flotan! >> iros de aquÍ. marinero venid para acÁ. sabeis nadar? >> sÍ. >> y dÓnde habeis aprendido? >> en

the protest in san diego turned violent when police tried to get demonstrators to leave a downtown plaza where they had set up tents and tarps. here is reporter salvador riveraith our affiliate kgtv. >> reporter: protesters try to hold their ground as officers try to hold protesters back. we don't need police is what they were saying as officers formed a wall and pushed protesters away. a few minutes later, officers used more than just their might to get a handle on the protesters. some protesters scramble to get water and other liquids to wash away the effects of the pepper spray. >> that's not right. we're trying to protect something we stand up for and they are coming in here with force. >> reporter: eric hauser said the officers went too far. only one person was arrested during the demonstration. this all happened after officers began removing tents, especially this one, which, according to protesters, held a symbolic meaning. >> to us that tent represents every house that's being for closed on. that tent represents every kid that's going to be out on the streets. >> reporter: police say they were patient but the tents have to come down to prepare for th

diego, police clashed with occupy protesters who had formed a tent city, and things got pretty intense. officers used pepper spray to make the demonstrators comply with an order to remove their camping gear. here's salvador rivera of affiliate kgtv. >> reporter: protesters try to hold their ground as officers try to hold protesters back. we don't need police is what they were saying as officers formed a wall and pushed protesters away. >> shame on you! >> reporter: a few minutes later, officers used more than just their might to get a handle on the protesters. >> ow! [ bleep ] on the ground. >> reporter: some protesters scramble to get water and other liquids to wash away the effects of the pepper spray. >> they shouldn't come in here and do this [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> that's not right. we're trying to protect something we stand up for, we believe in, and they're coming in there with force? >> reporter: eric hauser says the officers went too far. only one person was arrested during the confrontation. >> we're not the violent people. they are. >> reporter: this all happened after officers began removing tents which held a symbolic meaning. >> to us that tent represents every house that's being closed, that's be