. >> the oakland education system says they're against cuts and parts of the proposal have become issues bringing them one step closer to the picket line. reporting in oakland, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> on the peninsula, a 17-year-old boy is recovering from injuries after he was shot in the leg while walking his dog. menlo park police say it happened tuesday night near the corner of east o'keefe street and men alto avenue. they have not identified a suspect. anyone with information is asked to call menlo park police. >>> a big reward and new clues could help san francisco police solve murders committed in the 1970s. investigators released this age progression sketch of a murder suspect nicknamed the doodler. a sketch artist made the new image on the right based on a sketch pro tuesdayed in 1975. you're about to hear an emergency call made in 1974 after someone found one of the victims at ocean beach. >> as we were -- [ inaudible ] >> a $100,000 reward is being offered for clues in in cold case. so here's another look at the sketch from the '70s. the doodler targeted men and police

she says as the alarm, i stand with oakland teachers who deserve higher wages to ensure a sustainable education systemhere everyone thrives and this is locally controlled and her goals are shared as the oakland teachers strike. >> reporter:, harris tweeted this. teachers will be in strike tomorrow because they know they deserve a raise. it is shameful they do not earn a love to live in the community where they teach. i hope for a quick resolution. we heard from swell well represents the east bay. >> this is the american thing to do, activism to tell our neighbors and our friends and those the community that these teachers have to commute hours to teach because they cannot afford to live in the neighborhoods where they teach. healthcare costs are going up and that is not sustainable. >> the congressman says that demonstrations is the american thing to do by bringing activism to neighborhood. >> there is a hotline, the number is on your screen, 510- 874-0400. we will update the recorded information at that number with new developments. we have expanded coverage of the strike on a website at www.ktvu.com

statement, the oakland mayor says i was oakland teachers who deserve a decent living wage and working conditions. i recognize that to ensure a sustainable education systemhere everyone thrives, we all need a fiscally staple stable district that is locally control. >>> stanford university is acknowledging a serious data breach. according to the campus paper, loss of students personal information was exposed. classmates could go online and gain access to things like social security numbers, citizenship status, standardized test scores, and personal essays on applications. the university is now apologizing it says it is working to fix the problem as quickly as possible. >>> facebook to be on the hook for one of the biggest fines ever imposed on a tech company. the tech diet and the federal trade commission are talks right now. according to the washington post, they are negotiating a quote, multimillion dollar fine for the tech companies privacy lapses. sources say the two sides have yet to agree on an exact amount. so far both facebook and the ftc have declined to comment. >>> discount shoe chain payless will be closing thousands of stores as part of that

with the increasing privatization of the public education system, particularly in your area in the california area, now we're in the second big strike, oakland is now underway, and apparently it's disproportionately affecting children of color, latinos, blacks, tell me about that. >> yeah, our public school system is the most accessible institution in the country and so when we allow those conditions to deteriorate as we have, what we see is that the kids basic needs are not being met, but we created a competitive environment where charter schools and public schools are competing for kids, but we haven't put more money into the system. in los angeles and oakland, what we see now are many underenrolled schools and therefore we can't sustain them, and what we have seen is that as the number of schools has decreased, our ability to support schools and public education declined, so the real question, why is california in the midst of these strikes, you know, california is a very blue state. we have a democratically elected governor who was elected with support from the union but california spent 41st in the nation in spending. they're going to h