. >>> good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. people eating dinner at a mcdonald's watched as a man covered in blood came stumbling into the restaurant and collapsed. >> that man had been shot while driving on eastbound 780 in vallejo. he continued driving more than 4 miles to mcdonald's and that's where linda yee is right now. linda, what happened? >> reporter: ken, there were many customers inside this mcdonald's when that bloody victim did come inside and those people that were inside included five young children. now the highway patrol said two people, two young men were driving along in their car on i- 780 tonight when suddenly out of nowhere near the glenn cove exit, a gunman started firing. >> all of a sudden i heard a customer in the lobby scream, oh my god he's shot. i turned around and saw a gentleman holding his friend and there was blood all over his shirt and that is when i went and grabbed the phone, called 911. everybody was screaming for towels and stuff like that. we were trying to grab the towels and that's when

ktvu's ken pritchett is in sacramento with the step they want lawmakers to take. ken? >> reporter: right now it's blue skies and sunshine but what a difference a few hours ago when advocates rallied in the pouring rain to have their voices heard. >> reporter: budget cuts. in the round of 1,000 we found susan and her daughter. >> i had to give up my career because of this situation. my daughter began having seizures at 3 years old and my son was born with autism. >> reporter: they receive state sponsored nursing care. >> help with medical equipment that the insurance won't pay for. >> reporter: the latest cuts to end home health care came in march after years of similar reductions. >> you have given more than your share and that's why we will fight. >> reporter: additional cuts could decimate it. without extensions the outcome is inevitable. >> if we don't there has to be a plan b and that is further cuts. >> reporter: how much would come from programs to close a $10 billion gap remains unclear. >> we can't afford anymore cuts. >> time has run out to put the tax extensi

i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. just when you think the scandal couldn't get any worse we have learned that investigators are looking into new allegations against the dirty police commander. we have known about the drugs but tonight joe vazquez uncovers details about a woman the cop arrested for prostitution who then allegedly went to work for him. watch joe's story closely and he shows how the scandal comes full circle. >> reporter: as commander of c- net, the contra costa narcotics task force. two duties. rid the streets of drug and go after prostitutes and johns. now he admitted to selling the drugs confiscated by the officers in his command and he is facing new accusations he was running a brothel in this pleasant hill strip until. not just running the brothel but running off the competition. chris butler who rented this office space said norman wielsch used his powers as the task force commander to shut down other houses of prostitution to bolster business at his own brothel. two years ago norman wielsch arrest

ken and darya dolan hasve the answers for us.ccount has been hacked, what are the first things people need to do? >> help! >> the really scary thing, fred, is that it's not even the middle of the year yet and over 9 million cases of these breaches have already occurred. that's before sony and lockheed martin. it's frightening. >> here is the problem, fred. as hacking technology gets more sophisticated, it's going to happen more often. none of this are you going to get hacked eventually or is it going to stop? it's not going to stop. our job here today is, if you find out it's happened to you, what do you do? >> the first thing you do is you contact the credit bureaus, ex-peer i don't know, ek fax and transunion. you have them put a fraud alert on your credit report. when you call them, it's an 800 number or go online. they say they alert the other two bureaus. i never trust anybody. guy to all three of them. if i call, if i go online, i go to all three of them. i put it there even if it comes in in triplicate. better triplicate t

ken wayne is live in concord where school board members cast their vote within the last 30 minutes or so. ken. >> reporter: the school board is still meeting right now but at 9:30 tonight on a 5-10 vote they made it official. it was hardly any surprise, but it did happen. the contra costa county's largest school board voted to eliminate 180 full time positions. it happened on a night when high school musicians and student leaders were honored for their achievemented. now s . now some of the students that helped these kids succeed find themselves on the chopping block. among those losing their jobs are two school principals. that brought out a group of latino parents who say their voices are not being heard. >> we want to emphasize, we're not agreement with your decision. you changed the principal. >> they're not here for the of it, they're here to be heard. >> reporter: they held a grade in to show that their jobs continue long after the school bell has rung. >> it's not an eight 8:00 to 5:00 job. it was really easy. you're going to do grading any way, might as well do it at the mall.

i'm ken paulson. my cohost today is john seigenthaler, a highly respected journalist who also served as special assistant to attorney general robert f. kennedy during the civil rights movement. after retiring from newspapers, john went on to found the first amendment center. john and i are delighted to welcome a pulitzer prize-winning author and journalist whose recent book, called the children, focuses on the work of courageous young people in the civil rights movement, and whose earlier book, the best and the brightest, was the definitive study of american policy in vietnam. david halberstam. [applause] i have to ask the first and most basic question. you graduate from harvard in 1956. five. '55. with great distinction. no, i was a terrible student. [laughter] i was in the bottom third of my class. that was the heart of my question. how badly did you do at harvard? [laughs] i think i had-- i mean, i think it's true of a lot of people in journalism. i had in those days what we didn't know was attenti

good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> and hello again, everyone, i'm heather holmes. we are watching traffic on illustrate -- on the bay bridge where construction is about to begin. crews are ready to shift eastbound traffic approaching oakland on to a new detour. that's where eric rasmussen is now live and, eric, there will be delays tonight? >> reporter: there certainly will be heather. i just talked to our contact here at the bay bridge about four minutes ago. crews are actually delayed. might not start for another hour or so because of all of the rain we had earlier today. we would like to switch our truck to a second camera we have to give you a sort of bird' eye view of the eastbound traffic. if you see us blowing around the camera is blowing around there. however, we can tell you they will be shutting down some lanes overnight tonight to shift this traffic on to the new detour. and that's, of course, to make room for the crews that are working on a new part of the bay bridge. shifting traffic on the bay bridge is no easy task, not even late on a saturday night.

ken wayne is live in concord where school board members cast their vote within the last 30 minutes or so. ken. >> reporter: the school board is still meeting right now but at 9:30 tonight on a 5-10 vote they made it official. it was hardly any surprise, but it did happen. the contra costa county's largest school board voted to eliminate 180 full time positions. it happened on a night when high school musicians and student leaders were honored for their achievemented. now s . now some of the students that helped these kids succeed find themselves on the chopping block. among those losing their jobs are two school principals. that brought out a group of latino parents who say their voices are not being heard. >> we want to emphasize, we're not agreement with your decision. you changed the principal. >> they're not here for the of it, they're here to be heard. >> reporter: they held a grade in to show that their jobs continue long after the school bell has rung. >> it's not an eight 8:00 to 5:00 job. it was really easy. you're going to do grading any way, might as well do it at the mall.

ken? >> reporter: if everything goes according to schedule the lineup is taking place at this moment. giovanni ramirezstanding with a half dozen inmates behind the thick walls. the test there inside the jail will be to see if 8 eyewitness will be able to identify him as the man who put brian stow into a coma. >> they -- they will take the defendant and take people, other inmates here, who resemble the person, the target defendant, and then they will have the witnesses look and see if they can pick out the person they think committed the crime. >> reporter: an attorney representing giovanni ramirez's daughter says the girl insists her father was with her the entire day when the beating occurred and never even at the dodger game. he says giovanni ramirez is offering to take a lie detector test. >> absolutely. he -- as a matter of fact, it was his idea, encouraging that. adamant it was not him. >> reporter: it's not clear how long this lineup process will take but giovanni ramirez's attorney

and ken oringer shows us how. > >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," may 13th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. thanks for tuning in. for the past decade, we knew osama bin laden was a mass murderer with fantasies of creating a twisted religious wonder land where all immortality would be purged by the men in charge. what we didn't know was that he was apparently a big fan of porn. his image seems to shrink with each new discovery from that pakistani compound, and martha raddatz has tonight's latest details. >> reporter: it was dark, chaotic and a literal blur of gun fire when s.e.a.l.s grabbed the treasure trove of intelligence inside the abbottabad house. intelligence that reveals some stunning bin laden past times. in fact, u.s. officials say they have learned more about terrorism in the last ten days than they have in the last ten years. one of the things they learned, which they were not expecting, a quote, huge stash of pornographic videos and magazines, in a wooden box in

ken? >> reporter: well, bruce, as so many people will remember it was here at the white house almost a week ago now that the news broke of bin laden's killing and since then every day we have seen updates following his killing. now the pentagon is releasing videos, home videos of him that have a lot of people talking. all these years since eluding capture he had been thought to be hiding out in caves in afghanistan. he was killed inside a compound. the videos show bin laden watching television clips of himself. release of the video by the pentagon has been accepted by many as proof that navy s.e.a.l.s did in fact kill the most wanted terrorist. others say it shows how vane bin laden really was. >> conspiracy theory that we have found bin laden. >> i thought he looked pathetic. somewhat limited. i can't wait to read the new yorker full blown article on what happened. it is pretty exciting. >> reporter: again, these five videos released by the pentagon are just a small snippet. live outside

congresista josÉ serrano estarÁ con nosotros para hablar de eso y tendremos al secretario del interior kenontinuando con "enfoque" desde washington dc, seguiremos hablando de lo que ocurriÓ exactamente hace una semana, el domingo pasado, la muerte de osama bin laden a manos de tropas Élite de estados unidos, y tambiÉn de un tema que a nosotros como comunidad nos preocupa enormemente: la falta de una reforma migratoria integral en washington y para eso, tenemos a un gran amigo de este programa el congresista de nueva york josÉ serrano, un hombre que trabaja incesantemente, y lo ha hecho durante aÑos, a favor de nuestra comunidad. congresista, un privilegio tenerlo aquÍ con nosotros. >>muchas gracias por la invitaciÓn. un saludo como siempre. vamos a hablar sobre la noticia mÁs importante de muchÍsimos aÑos, la muerte de osama bin laden. ¿quÉ le pareciÓ como se llevÓ a cabo esta mision? >>nos sorprendiÓ cuando se nos llamÓ para darnos la informaciÓn. los congresistas quedamos sorprendidos porque ya eran 10 aÑos y no se sabÍa si habÍa escapado, si estaba alli esquivando, si estaba vivo o muer

ken pritchett is live there, ken any arrests tonight. >> reporter: i haven't heard of any arrests, those events that there were people arrested, they went into the capital, stayed after hours intending to be arrested. here they are at the state of the capitals. the pta is making up about 1,500 teachers teachers, parents and students. now this event here is winding downright about now. here is what it looked like about 30 minutes ago. the rally is targeted at lawmakers most of whom were not here today. teachers say they lost 40,000 jobs and they will lose more jobs if the state does not come up with a deal. k-12 education was largely spared when lawmakers passed a budget in march. but negotiations over taxes stalled. and now with an all cuts taxes with no new revenue, that will bring deeper cuts to education. >> that's our worse nightmare. again, both the democratics and republicans have to come together. it can't be an either or. and they need to find a way to be able to say okay we can give a little, we can take a little. >> reporter: governor brown will reveal his revised may budget mo

ken craig, an accomplished martial artist. we love the class last week and we walked away much more aware and alert so that we would not become victims. to the best of our ability. we have invited captain casanago to send a community policing officer and we invited our local residents association, safety committee, and in that way we hope to learn other initiatives that we too can support. we hope we see you there. thank you. president mazzucco: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, commissioners, chief, director. my name is ken craig. i appeared here a couple of times. i wanted to begin by noting that this sunday marks the one-year anniversary of the death of jim warrer in on the council. -- warner and i would like to invite anybody that has the time to come over to come and visit and talk with the public there and get some chance to meet with people. and i did want to discuss some items with regard to the patrol special police which is one of the areas that i'm very interested in as far as public safety. and i know the comm

. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. another series of tornadoes hit the midwest today. this time west of oklahoma city hitting the towns of canton and chickasaw. helicopter pilots watch a tornado form and then touch down. >> i would almost say with this rotation, guys, a tornado is going to be imminent here. >> there is a funnel. there is a funnel. >> i believe we have got debris on the ground, guys. >> that's a tornado on the ground. >> look at that rotation there, guys, on the ground. >> amazing. >> funnel is really starting to grow. a vortex there on the ground. spinning around on the ground. it has got to be. boom, we just had a big one right out the window. real close to one. there is a high likelihood of a large tornado. multi-vortex tornado could be back there on the ground. we have intense, intense cloudy to ground lightening. i can see the edge right here. looks like it is a big tornado. >>> those twisters turned over tanker trucks, tore down trees and leveled homes. tornado watches were issued for 28 different counties across oklahoma tonight. meanwhile, a rac

good evening i'm ken wayne. >> good evening, everyone, i'm heather holmes. police tonight say those two young children from stockton may be the unintended victims of a car theft. 3-year-old rack he will moor and his 6-year-old sister were taken from stockton. the 3-year-old black male is three feet tall weighing 45 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. aleen is a 6-year-old female 65 pounds and brown hair and brown eyes and wearing a pink shirt with cap are you pants. their father got into an argument with a woman. >> the two adults, the female and the father of the children get out of the car. and they move a distance away from the vehicle. i am not clear at this point how far they moved away from the vehicle. but when they did, they left the vehicle running with the doors open and the two children in the backseat. >> police say that is when the suspect jumped out of another car, got into the buck and then took off with the children inside. now, the car is a pink and red buick park avenue four door with a grey interior. the car has a california license pla

. >> i appreciate that, ken. i'm trying to understand if you have a key into the building, you can get in and have access. like having a key to a box on a sidewalk in my mind. >> absolutely. certainly with respect to multiple dwelling units nights where that particular box controls a particular building. we enter into an arrangement with that landlord because all the residents are housed in that particular facility. it's very different than putting a box on gary controlling 400 homes in a 10 or 15-block radius. >> and one other follow-up question. i know there have been changes over the last few years in the number of permits you have requested. that number has gone done, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and that is a function of tech tholing? >> somewhat. mostly as we went back and re-engineered the project to make sure we weren't duplicating any efforts. there are cross-connect boxes are close enough in proximity to locate one new cabinet and serve both out of one cabinet rather than putting two new cabin

in butte county, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and from ken let's go straight to ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin who was tracking this storm. >> after seeing the debris and damage that kenney was showing us, the weather service is going to continue investigating. here's how it looked yesterday. here we are at 5:00, those two bright areas, there were tornadoes at that time. here is the actual event south of durham. a couple of tornadoes touching down. again look at the damage. we go up to the air, these pictures given to us today. that's an almond orchard. the trees have been defoliated. that's a lot of damage. that's more than i would expect from an ef1. the national weather service is on-site and will determine if it was an ef1, maybe an ef2. but very rare and tornadoes. coming up we'll have the bay area holiday weekend weather coming up. >>> and the danger of avalanches, yosemite national park will be opened but it could be closed at any time if there is more snowfall. tayaga pass will remain closed and probably won't open until mid-june. and then pay to take the shut

ken starr's office of independent counsel and the bush white house. when the a.b.a. conducted its reviews, many troubling reports were received. but i voted for cloture, as did my colleagues on this side, and he was confirmed. professors are hardly a new game for us when it comes to judicial nominees. john rogers is a judge on the united states court of appeals for the sixth circuit. at the time that president bush nominated himself, he had only four years of practice experience, no appellate clerkships, and has spent the remainder. his career as a professor. he was confirmed by the senate by a voice vote.

ken wayne. >>> more details now, here's a look at those suspect sketchless. los angeles police describe one man as latino with a stocky build, a shaved head, mustache and goatee. the other can be hispanic or caucasian. both are said to have tattooless. lapd plans to have a news conference tomorrow. >>> the open carry bill now moves to the senate. the national rifle association is one of several groups threatening to sue if the bill becomes law. >>> a federal judge in sacramento ruled that people do not have a constitution right to carry a concealed weapon in public. under the county policy, people must provide a reason to legally carry a concealed gun. opponents argued unsuccessfully that the policy gives the sheriff too much discorrection over the constitutional right to bare arms. >>> we learned today that a u.s. marine from modesto has been killed in combat operations in afghanistan. lieutenant benjamin palmer died last thursday. the initial report is that he was killed by small arms fire. palmer had been in the marines for 20 years and served three tours

that was the bottom point. >> reporter: what ken used that day, years of experience. her computer, radio and even televisions above her. >> get away from the rail. >> reporter: but there are tools available that she didn't have. the system just isn't advanced enough. people matter but technology makes a difference. if i call 911 on this gps enabled phone, the dispatchers on the second floor, they will know i'm calling from 1011 turk. but if i call on this phone, they will just know i'm in the area. even gps has problems, carlos valentino's phone had gps but the system couldn't tell he was on the bridge. >> everybody is behind, we can't keep up. >> reporter: the battle to keep up with what technology can do is ongoing. >> you call me and say, hey i just saw a guy rob a bank, i took his picture on our cell phone, i want to send it to you. we don't have technology to do this right now. the technology exists but our computer program does not support it. >>> a power in bucke county is in. dispatchers say it can't come soon enough but for now chin says she will do what she

. >> and i'm ken wayne. we have breaking news to tell you about. we're getting news of people getting shot in oakland. we have news crews just getting to the scene and as soon as we learn more we're bring it to you. >>> people may be rethinking its imagine as the safest by city in america. ktvu has been looking into the latest killing, a 25-year-old woman killed in her car. >> reporter: a woman of five we're told ken. and san jose police have made no arrest yet in her killing or any other those in recent days as the city's home hit 24, 10 more in all of next year. a single candle and a few roses. barely a hint of what happened here last night. a 25-year-old woman was shot while at the wheel of this mercedes and crashed about a block away. she lived near by and loved ones ran here, watching as cpr failed to save her. >> we always felt that san jose was one of the safer places. >> reporter: this neighbor called 911 hearing the shots in her of her home of 25 years. >> when -- i had visitors and when i heard the gunshots i said, get down. >> what could

thanks so much, ken. >>> got to love the bay area.saved a guy's life. amazing. >>> i want to turn back to marla with a look at the rest of the day's news for us. good morning. >> a wonderful story. thank you, laura. >>> good morning. it's 6:45. today fish and game experts say they've examined body of one of dozens of sharks found dead along peninsula waters but so far are not closer to pinpointing the cause of this sudden die-off. pathologists say they found signs of inflammation and internal bleeding in the leopard shark's body, but more tests are needed to determine a cause. >>> 50 leopard sharks have been found dead in redwood shore since mid-april. >>> and raising bus fares beginning august 1st. the bake bus fare will now cost $2.10. sears and disabled will have to pay $1.05 to ride and youth passes have gone up, expect to pay $20 a month. >>> 6:45. looks like a gorgeous day in san francisco. christina joins us way look at forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. a pretty nice day. low clouds, fog, overcast conditions towar

ken wayne. >>> more details now, here's a look at those suspect sketchless. los angeles police describe one man as latino with a stocky build, a shaved head, mustache and goatee. the other can be hispanic or caucasian. both are said to have tattooless. lapd plans to have a news conference tomorrow. >>> the open carry bill now moves to the senate. the national rifle association is one of several groups threatening to sue if the bill becomes law. >>> a federal judge in sacramento ruled that people do not have a constitution right to carry a concealed weapon in public. under the county policy, people must provide a reason to legally carry a concealed gun. opponents argued unsuccessfully that the policy gives the sheriff too much discorrection over the constitutional right to bare arms. >>> we learned today that a u.s. marine from modesto has been killed in combat operations in afghanistan. lieutenant benjamin palmer died last thursday. the initial report is that he was killed by small arms fire. palmer had been in the marines for 20 years and served three tours

ken bastida has tonight's good question. >> for most viewers, this is all a bunch of lines and arrowsnd stuff. >> you look at it it is a bunch of squiggley lines. getting this to where you can understand it, that's their job. >> my job is to basically come first. come up with the forecast. here is what it will be like today, tomorrow, the next seven days. and now present it in a way where we put it on the air and people at home say, okay, i know exactly what they are trying to say. >> reporter: this weather producer begins at 3 a.m. checking satellite models and even radar data then runs it through a special software. he ends up with a weather movie. >> shows where the jet stream is at and close representation of what we saw on the map earlier. >> reporter: the seven-day forecast is built much the same way. >> you can add in clouds. >> i can go ahead. changes clouds. change the temperature. so let's say tuesday it is going to be cloudy. i can go in here and change that sunny to a cloudy. >> reporter: it is technology that didn't exist five years ago. >> you get computers to help you w

thank you, ken. bill t. jones was born in florida and grew up in upstate new york. he studied classical ballet and modern dance at the state university of binghamton, where he began his relationship with choreographer arnie zane. (man) the next thing i knew was that i, like a bshee, was whirling throughout this [...] park, throughout flower beds, looking for coverage so that the bulldozer with the burning logs would not get me. i woke up. in 1974, after living in amsterdam, he cofounded the american dance asylum and in 1982 formed the bill t. jones/arnie zane dance company with his partner, arnie zane, who died in 1988. based in new york city, the ten-member company tours extensively, performing its repertoire of more than 50 works for audiences of approximately 100,000 each year in america and abroad. jones is the recipient, individually and with zane, of numerous awards, including two bessies, choreographic fellowships from the national endowment for the arts, and in 1994, a macarthur fellowship. his company's work is often described as a fusion of dance and theat

. >> ken sent me an e-mail when saddam hussein was killed and it said we got him. i thought ken should have been here to see this come full circle. >> osama bin laden's death comes in bay, which some military appreciation month. >>> the muslim community had a wide range of reaction to the death of osama bin laden. no one said they mourned him but not everyone thought killing him was the proper course of action. >> just get him and put him on trial. because if he killed them so we are the terrorists. >> innocent people are still dying in afghanistan and iraq and i think that his death doesn't really change much. >> muslims we spoke with said they never considered osama bin laden a religious leader. >>> our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can watch the president's announcement of osama bin laden's death. we also have a time line and video from the 9/11 attacks. >>> an explosion and fire is now under control. the explosion happened about 2:30 this afternoon at a factory in red wood city. news chopper 2 brought you these pictures live. an hour ago officers reop

arizona's papers please bill sounds like a true anti immigrant politician right now as i mentioned to ken was just elected to the job last november and he still has a little bit of campaign debt left over so he's decided that today is a good day to hold a fundraiser but this one has a theme that's right cam is holding a cinco de mayo fundraiser if the irony there can try to make money to pay off his campaign that around the mexican holiday yet. i think it's pretty clear from his policies that he hates talking about being a hypocrite now the invitation that was sent out called the event i learned a oklahoma cinco de l'isle with ken miller and every station also had a letter asking for money to help retire his sixty six thousand dollars in campaign debt but this is the best part the last line of the letter read i hope i can count on your sponsorship by joining us as a five thousand dollar dignitary up to twenty five hundred dollars socio a one thousand dollars or a five hundred dollars amigo for this important event of course any and all of the contributions will be greatly appreciated so w

ken will follow. and then john haans. jerry mcchoir. the other night i had a pgnd e lineup. unless you cuddle up for 10 or 12 hours a day it is not harlemful. some are the choice of the m.t.a. board. you should ask that board if they saw that movie. someone with julia roberts, erin brockovich. >> i've you had small peters. how did you feel when they said we're going to put a smart meet ner their home? you don't feel uneasy about it. and how you would feel going to work each day wondering if my work is toxic. hybrids are a -- they're eight times the level of an average commuter mind. high e.m.s. 52% than that. thont tonight it's brain follow is this good for the public? you need to have a moratorium that they're puting on this cab. in testing i'm told by the director ayisher -- it's your responsible to show us that these cats are not harmful. we also need to -- i think it's -- advised drivers and passengers that you should never ever use a cell phone in a car or taxi unless it's an energy. -- emergency. >> ken cue blenser, -- i'm a driver for the driving ed. i can certainly u

one has a theme that's right cam is holding a cinco de mayo fundraiser do you see the irony there kens trying to make money to pay off his campaign that around the mexican holiday yet i think it's pretty clear from his policies that he hates talk about being a hypocrite now the invitation that was sent out called the event i learn today oklahoma cinco de l'isle with and miller and i would say sion also had a letter asking for money to help retire his sixty six thousand dollars in campaign that but this is the best part the last line of the letter read i hope i can count on your sponsorship by joining us as a five thousand dollar dignitary up a twenty five hundred dollars socio a one thousand. dollar compadre over a five hundred dollars a meter for this important event now of course any and all the contributions will be greatly appreciated so while we give out a politician trying to make money off the people he bashes all the time that's almost the same relationship between a hooker and a pimp you know maybe the next in population in oklahoma should crash his little fundraiser tonight n

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> teachers in the city of alameda are trying to rally the public against major cuts. they drew attention to state budget cuts. we talked to one teacher who is a finalist for teach of the year. this year she is very worried. >> i think we are running out of money. if the state makes the cuts, we may be looking at 20 furlough days for the students and i may not get my job back. >> the hardest part is the emotional roller coaster for her students. >>> these students demonstrated outside the school district office this morning they are angry voters turned out measure b. it would have raised $3 million a year. now after school programs, class room size and coaching fees could be hit. >> we don't have money to pay the coaches that our coaches and advisers deserve that the team they spend with our children. >> the students say it's up to the community to find the funds for their schools. >>> we are a few ago -- napa finished repairing a broken water main. everyone's water service has been restored. yesterday a 36-inch water main burst. >> usually it can t

i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. the clinic may have been closed, everybody gone but it's electronic eyes were rolling. eric shows you now the incredible video of the fire bomb attack as it happened. >> reporter: it really is amazing. the owner said they don't know who could have done it but they think they were targeted. this is where someone broke through a window, threw in the fire bomb and it was caught on camera. two people fire bomb the clinic in santa cruz. in fact two more cameras inside the business recorded crystal clear images of the lobby of this local marijuana clinic. you can see those two people wearing hooded sweatshirts and bandanas look inside. then one starts hammering at a glass door while the other lights a large cocktail and throws it inside. >> believe what i was seeing. republican the owner and his partner were the first at the scene after getting a call from their alarm company. he said he used a garden hose to keep the fire from spreading into a second room where they keep much of the mariju

ken? >> reporter: julie, the fire was contained at 7:30 tonight but still an awful lot of activity here. if you look on the ground floor of this commercial building the power has been restored and some of the people have been allowed to return inside. then if you look at the upper floors you can see people inside as well as arson investigators going through the building looking for the cause of this fire. there are also firefighters on stand by in case there are hot spots. >> the flames erupted in a 48 unit apartment building at 1040 folsom a block away from the hall of justice. from news chopper 2 you can see how it quickly spread to two adjacent one commercial and another six unit apartment building. >> it is a densely populated building. both rescue squads which is usually not the case. both rescue squads there are experts in search and rescue to make sure they swept the building over and over to make sure there were no other residents inside. >> for a time, dense smoke billowed on to f