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you know there is a big problem at an l. k., a big problem. -- at mlk, a big problem. being a former chairperson and pta president, i know this is a one-year obligation, to have to be looked at after the year is over. how come this is not happening at mlk? why isn't this happening? why is this administration being allowed to retaliate against parents and teachers who speak against them? i was informed by one of the teachers that mlk administration had me under their sights for speaking against them. my kid has been there for two years. a 3.0 or better grade student. i would hate to be tied up with your 17 law firms for the one year i have to go to get my kid to cross the stage. i want to thank you for passing the kipp academy charter. it is something we can look forward to and hold a heads up high. our kids can say, i want to go to college. give us our chance. that is all we ask you to do. give us our chance. thank you. [applause] >> i stand here. i am from denver, colorado. i have been here 28 years. i understand how a school should be ran. you sit here, you talk abou

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he just nodded his head and l k looked straight ahead and very unemotional.t look like your garden variety, if there could be such a thing, defendant in a case involving violence and murder. >> and paul, is it possible, and i know he is being held, but is it possible if he is taking some sort of drug they would have administer administered the drugs to him, because it almost looks like he is on something? >> well, it is possible, but highly unlikely. they would be very, very leery of administering any sort of drug that might affect his ability to understand the charges against him. we will hear more details later on when the medical information is released, but my bet is that he was not medicated, and that this is his appearance and now may relate to his being tired and we don't know how long he was interrogated or what went on in the prison system. but i am betting that his appearance was not drug-induced in any way. >> all right. paul, we will get back to you in a minute. we are starting to get some sound now. there are the victims of the shooting that we w

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the k, l, and m are not running, they are all stopped right now. there are trains going out of the city towards west portal from embarcadero but you cannot come inbound on the muni metro right now. they tell us it could be the next couple of minutes before they can run a successful train through to make sure the situation has been cleared up. they have repaired the overhead wire and they're working on restoring power to the system. in the meantime, if you have to go downtown from west portal, you can get what is on the f line, but the buses overhead on market street. that is the bus bridge that they're using. that's the situation right now, back to you >> a chaotic commute across the bay bridge this morning after gunfire turned and the lower deck into a crime scene. the investigation slowed eastbound traffic to a crawl for nearly eight hours because one driver was going too fast. >> you can see now that the traffic here on the bay bridge is moving at its normal commute our pace but why the monumental back up this morning, the reasons become clear w

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a problem with a wire is causing delays on the k, l, and m lines and there are no estimate as whether regular service will resume. >> and this bay bridge was the nightmare this morning. the chp says a drunk driver with a gun started it all. here is a look at the stand still this morning. heather? >> the chp says the 29-year-old antonio roberson is on parole for human trafficking, he was driving the car that crashed this morning that led to a near closure for eight hours on the lower deck. this is not a good morning to try to cross the bay to oakland. the streets and 101 approach were gridlocked. and what most expected to be a trip was more like two hours. >> this is bad. >> i'm in hell, it's been gridlock for an hour. >> because of one car and the driver. the chp says it passed one of the patrol cars headed eastbound this morning. the driver crashed at the s curve. >> they stopped to render aid to occupants of the vehicle. the vehicle did try to flee the scene. there was a shooting. >> the car went another 700 feet before being disabled. the driver and passenger taken into custody wit

a problem with a wire causing delays on the k, l, and m lines throughout the twin peaks tunnel. crews on the scene trying to fix the problem there. is no estimate for when service might resume. bus shuttles are running between the vanness station and west portal station. >> and oakland police asked hokeal merchants if there is any surveillance videos that might help them capture a hit and run driver. a bicyclist died after being struck about 9:30 last night. this is the crime scene from skip 7 hd. it's dark but a witness told police a car hit the man. evidence found at the scene suggests it dragged him at least 100 feet. officers found skid marks on pavement. >> someone breaking -- braking to avoid. they saw what he were trying to avoid. and it was a pretty lengthy skid mark. and then, they took off ak celebrate raited. >> the coroner is trying to identify the victim. he appears to be in his 40s. police urge you to please call them if you know anything about this accident. >> and just ahead, the search for a police dog spooked by the fire work autos also research being done by s

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