estephany haro continues our coverage. with nine floors, space doesn't seem to be enough for students. lower level, the second, and the third floor are equipped with computers that are mostly used by the general public. and the top floors are where students like to go. sometimes we come to the library, we need to use our computers, we need to type up some homework, we need to get some things done for classes. and -- they're occupied, sometimes they're occupied. but they're not just occupied by any person. any -- anybody. but sometimes it's the homeless, sometimes... some san jose state students feel unsafe sharing the library with the homeless. however not only students say that there should be a separation line between the students and the homeless. a different a --- school library or different timing that most the kids come. you know, they got cars and everything. so a -- yeah probably a different a -- -- atmosphere for the kids, yeah. it seems like the university has kind of taken over in running the -- running the show

. >> reporter: the victim has been identified as 18-year-old estephany cabrera montes of san how zp joseal condition in the hospital was pregnant. >>> in daley city a teenage girl is fighting for her life after hit by a car. police say she was hit while walking near a mall. detectives say the car's driver is cooperating and has not been arrested. crash happened this afternoon near the skyline plaza shopping center in daley city not far from west moore high school. >>> video of a man's arrest by b.a.r.t. police officers went viral after some thought the police went too far. today, that man was in court. two different videos show officers arresting 22-year-old michael smith at san francisco's embarcadero b.a.r.t. station last friday. b.a.r.t. police say the suspect kicked one officer in the head and throat, bit another officer, and spit on a third. today, smith was in court for the first time since that arrest. he's charged with seven counts of battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. b.a.r.t. police have also launched an internal investigation into whether excessive force was use