kuntz's boyfriend is 65-years-old. kuntz says: "i think i got kicked off because i'm gay. nothing to do with lying. people on the football team lie all the time. i know it wasn't riggt to lie and i shouldn't have lied but i did." kuntzzlater sent a text message to parsons admitting he had kissed the guy in the press box and that he was gay. the next day, parsons told kuntz that his conduct was "detrimental" and a "distractionn to the wildcats football program and would be kicked off the team for violation of team rrles. voorhees says: "when we spoke with the school's president, he says he supports the way coach parsons handled the situation." richman says: "i believe that the facts and the thought that went into this decision and the process that decision were appropriate, very well thought through, and the disciplinary action that was taken, i felt was appropriate." the letter kuntz received detailing the reason for his dismissal states that: "the head coach reserves the right to dismiss any member for any conduct that is deemed detrimental to the team." as controoersial

andrew kuntz would much rather be in front of his computer downloading his police report but insteads in line at police headquarters. >> someone crashed into my vehicle while it was parked on the side of the road. >> reporter: san jose police are about to unveil a new system where victims are supposed to unveil new violent crimes. they will also be able to download that report. >> if it was online, it would be much easier to request. i think we're all in line for the report. >> reporter: when he parked several cars on the avenue two weeks ago, some victims were told to file a report online in the old system that. same system has been frustrating ron cardinale who can't get his report to go through after a smash-and-grab burglar took his wife's purse from the car. >> took him 15 minutes to go there and we just get error messages. >> reporter: police say they tested the system repeatedly and it's working just fine. beginning next week they will move into the new system by a sam ramon system called cop log logic. >> the engine was on fire in my car. >> reporter: that type of crime is no

it seems like it has fizzled and there's not the same amount of presence aacross the kuntz. >> first, the centerpiece of their strategy was on physically occupying public spaces. when those public spaces got cleared out, they lost visibility and they had to try to redefine their strategy. the other issue is leadership. they are philosophically opposed to a hierarchical organize structure. they don't want leaders but a more horizontal volunteer-based system, and that's good in theory but it can be very difficult to mobilize an organization with that kind of structure. >> what about the money that has been raised and the money they're using? what do you know about that? >> in the beginning they were bringing in an awful lot of donations from sleeping bags to food to cash. they raised about $800,000. of that they have $85,000 left they set aside for bail purposes. aside from that moving forward, they have switched to an action funding approach. they'll raise money for specific actions they have planned, and that's how they're moving forward now. it's not a broad donation strushg. they h