rosa parks." just as turn of the century reconstruction history held up good black people as happy, so too, so does the incessant celebration of parks as quiet and not angry. >> guest: right. i mean, i think we learn about her, she has a kind of, on the one hand, right, she's incredibly celebrated and honored. on the other hand, we hear about one day when rosa parks had a lifetime of activism in montgomery, but the parks will have to leave montgomery in 1957, and she will spend the second half of her life as an activist in detroit fighting the racism of the jim crow north. and she will continue to do that. rosa parks will call malcolm x her personal hero, she will be active against the war in vietnam, she will be active against south african apartheid. you are showing a picture, one of my favorites in the books, of an older roast a parks protesting outside the south african embassy. she will continue to the end of her life saying the struggle for racism is over. and she will kind of be kind of res

no, thanks, rosa. i am too busy to eat. - now, that's something i never thought i'd hear. - rosa !- did you change your mind about lunch ? - no. the only food i have on my mind is next week's specials. can we talk about that ? any time. how about in a half hour ? - any time but today. i'm in a hurry. - what is going on here ? - everyone is in a rush. - everybody except henry. remember ? i told you about my business management class. oh, yes, i forgot. what time does your class start, rosa ? not until 6:30, but it's a long bus ride. and i need to go to the library-- what was that ? oh, jamal ! sorry about the noise. the air conditioner in your office... is almost ready, mr. brashov. i just have to replace this one part, and then you can move back in. - why don't you just get one of those ceiling fans ? - a ceiling fan is all right but it won't do all the things my system will do. we are very lucky to have... an engineer working here at crossroads cafe. i'll be running a final test of the air conditioner in 2 minutes and 27 seconds. is he testing the air conditioner or launching a ro

santa rosa, again. --ore the 19 all caps six 1906 earthquake the downtown from where much what we are now to the railroad depot, two blocks. the way it changed is because of the automobile. earthquake gave the town a chance to redesign itself for the automobiles which was soon. there was a man named frank doyle who was the paternalistic there of santa rosa in early 1900s. he went to every merchant in town and talked them into giving several feet of their frontage soorder to widen the street they would be adaptable to the automobile. it shows a greater deal of foresight. the town became out of the apt toake was much more be able to be able to be a modern city by 1907 standards. other cities, looking at what santa rosa was doing were impressed and one particularly who referred to santa rosa as the plucky is the town on the coast. ofhink that was the attitude we are going to get this done, and they did. >> find out where c-span's cities to her is going next online at c-span.org. you are watching american h

rosa parks." at the turn-of-the-century reconstruction history held up that black people as deferential and happy so too, so does the celebration of parks as quiet and not angry. >> guest: right. i think we learn about her. she has on the one hand she's an incredibly celebrated and honored and on the other hand we hear about one day when rosa parks had it lifetime of activism both in montgomery but parks has to leave montgomery in 1957 and she will spend the second half of her life as an activist in detroit fighting the racism of the jim crow north. and she will continue to do that. rosa parks will call malcolm x or personal hero. she will be active against the war in vietnam. she will be active against south african apartheid. we are showing a picture one of my favorites in the book of an older rosa parks protesting outside of the afghan embassy. she will continue through the end of her life sing the struggle is not over. there is much injustice in this country and she will be resolved to keep fi

how did the earthquake shape santa rosa? santa rosa grew up again.efore the 1906 or wake, the downtown area, the business district went from where we are now to the railroad depot. that would be like three blocks. the way that it changed was because of the automobile. the 1906 earth wake gave the town a chance to redesign itself for the automobile, which was new. there was a man named frank .oyle he became the paternalistic rosa in thenta early 1900s. andpoke to every merchant talk about giving his frontage to widen streets. it shows you a great deal of foresight. so, this wasn't going to look modern by modern standards. other cities looking at what he was doing was impressed. i think that was the attitude if we are going to get this done. and they did >> we looked in the . -- and they did. >> the c-span city tour staff recently visited many sites exploring the city's rich history. more about santa rosa all weekend here on american history tv. >> we looked in the north. it looked like smoke out of a train or something. we ran into the storm house bec

the 1975 san francisco earthquake destroyed much of santa rosa. our comcast cable partners worked with c-span's city tours staff when we travel to santa rosa to learn about the city's rich history. >> we looked in the north. such a huge black cloud. it looked like smoke out of a train or something. we rolled over and got to the house. we're all afraid and we ran into the storm house because we thought it was a storm. we had to tie wet rags over our mouths just to keep from smothering. we would get cloth and tie it over her mouth in the summer and the old-timers said they had never seen nothing like that. it was so fine our house was sealed, but that dust came through somehow. even the stucco houses. you just had to mop really good when it was over to get it out. you could not get it out any other way. lynn: today we will be looking at our dust bowl migration archives, which we have had since 1994 -- materials gathered beginning in 1974, primarily by gerald haslam. he received dozens of letters offering to provide him with material. he also gathere

it includes furnishing and memorabilia his widow left the city of santa rosa. she was self-taught horticulturist. generally he announced himself with his work. produced a catalog called new creations in fruit and flowers. he said keep this catalog because the contents will become standards of excellence. in doing so he had announced he created new plans. it was a controversial idea at the time. mr. burbank thought of himself as an inventor. plants byo create new using his wits. he was able to produce things no one had ever seen before. across between a plum and an apricot. a spineless cap -- spineless cactus. one of the most important plums economically and california. it is used as a pollinator plum. >> we are looking at trees that are almond rootstocks. this tree has been grafted with an apricot, peach, and nectarine, a plum. we call it our fruit salad of tree. crafting is when you take one tree with rootstocks and you put another variety on top of it. toot of times people do that , or ifes to fruit sooner the top of the tree had some sort of disease suscepti

learn more about santa rosa all weekend here on american history tv. sonoma county's agricultural history, i guess you could say began with wine. the first vines planted here whereby the general at the mission before, in sonoma, 's or early the 1820 1830's. they were mission grapes and nobody in their right mind would make wine out of them now. but they did then, because that is what they had. the wine industry really significantly began in the brought somea man property in the sonoma valley and started to wine breathe it. that is the birthplace of what we now know as california viticulture. he was very interested, he did not plan the first grades -- somebody was already growing grapes when he came. that he got interested in european bridles. -- varietals. and then in 1860 two may be, the state established a wine commission because people were getting interested. they sent him to europe. he brought back varietal cuttings of the european grapes, and the old mission grape went out the window and we began to grow real grapes, real wine grapes. he was the

to quarter-mile in santa rosa.r way, it is dangerous on 101. as far as our temperatures today, we have a passing high cloud with a lot of sunshine and upper 70s to low 80s through most of the south bay. we are not going do have such a strong offshore breeze, maybe a degree or two cooler today, we have 82 in morgan hill and 84 in gilroy. up the peninsula we will hang around 80 in most neighbors until san mateo and millbrae and drop into the mid-to-upper 70s. you can see the difference in the wind at the coast, mid-60s and 67 in sunset and low-to-mid 70s downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and low-to-mid 80s through the north bay valley from 81 in san rafael and petaluma to santa rosa at 84 and short of that at 79 in vallejo and the east bay shoreline oakland and san leandro at 77 and maybe up to 80 in castro valley and inland east bay, from 81 at san ramon to livermore and antioch and fairfield at 85. this evening, great tailgating weather with temperatures in upper 70s and falling interest the my 70s by

all weekend, american history tv is featuring santa rosa, california. the 1906 san francisco much ofke destroyed santa rosa, with extensive structural damage to downtown. comcast cable partners worked with staff to explore the rich history. learn more about the history on american history tv. >> we looked in the north. a looked like smoke out of train or something. house into the storm because we thought it might be storming. we had to tie wet rags over our mouths just to keep from smothering. the old-timers said they had never seen nothing like that. sealed, but that dust came through somehow. even the stucco houses. you had to mount really good when it was over -- mop really good when it was over. today we will be looking at our dust bowl migration archives, which we have had since 1994 -- materials gathered beginning in 1974, primarily by journal -- gerald haslam. lettersved dozens of offering to provide him with material. he also gathered material directly from people who worked in the camps. charles todd and robert sunken are probably the most infa

learn more about santa rosa all weekend here on american history tv. charles: jack london was one of the highest-paid writers. he is one of the authors that was right throughout the world, including the soviet union and russia at the time, japan -- he was translated into language after language. people found his writing compelling. he was deeply concerned about the human condition, and much of what he wrote about, while it may have seen on the surface like stories about dogs or the yukon, were often about the states of humanity and his concern for humankind. on jack london's beauty rants, also known as the range of good intentions. this is where he lived until his death in 1960. the entrance to the cottage provides you with the overview of jack's life. there are lots of pictures on walls, there is a video for them to see. you can get a sense of jack london and the 1905 to 1916 period. as they walk through the cottage, what they will see our moment those of his trip to the south seas, which he had taken with his wife. they will see the original study th

board over dell of to your client and some of the start to make this way little farther south to santa rosa parliament in the north bank but again it will lessee widespread rain here was why it is kind of falling apart a lot of moisture with it as well parlay a chance was in showers throughout the morning here is a look at the feature cast for you concede cloud skies at 4:00 this morning. >>anny hong: today stay spotty and nature by 11:00 to some areas of showers may be out for the coast made in the peninsula livermore valley fairfield out for the delta of by 2:00 by the afternoon lingering showers and is a fairly fast-moving system will be left without a conditions include a air by 5:00 for tonight to drive home were looking a partly cloudy skies and dry conditions to the most part and then were setting up for really beautiful afternoon tomorrow. >>anny hong: 63 in livermore 63 also for oakland mid-50s in santa rosa a little milder this morning due to the cloud cover highs for today looks like this still fairly mild for some spots including the more unpleasant and or summaries and staff in

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with wet roads and cars from santa rosa. i am matthew matt keller.ic thomas. >> and in sonoma, look at the valley right there, 12 rolling to santa rosa where the rain moved through headed over to napa the next 25 minutes. more scattered light showers developing to the northwest of bodega bay and point reyes on the cold front. we had light rain moving through the last six hours in the south bay. residual moisture is possible at 101 and 880 in san jose. we call for showers in the authority bay through 7:00. they will move through the rest of our neighbors until 12:00 and dissipate headed to 4:00 and the sky will open up at 7:00 and it will be cool quickly. 66 at the coast and 72 is as warm as it will be in the 12-hour day planner. >> not because of wet condition on the roads we have had a couple of

and yet i think the way rosa parks is taught is it's taught as a problem we solved in the past when the actual rosa parks said there's much more work to be done. >> host: how did you do your research on this book? where were the papers? >> guest: i had to do a lot of digging. i did, i went to all sorts of around kentuckys, i did all -- archives, i did all sorts of oral history interviews. part of her pape beers were held up -- papers were held up in a dispute over her estate. they languished in new york for about a decade until this summer howard buffett made an incredible donation, bought them and recently gave them to the library of congress. and in february they opened it. so they are remarkable. the library of congress is open to anyone who wants to visit. people should go see them. you can actually sort of read letters between rosa parks and her husband and her mother, and you can see some of rosa parks' political writing, you can hear her voice talking about why she did what she did. is so i very much recommend them. >> host: is so you're spending a little more time at the library

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north bay numbers all the way up to about 80 degrees in santa rosa. i have your full forecast coming up but first, let's bring in liza. >>> good morning, everybody. caltrans is busy on 580 in oakland in that westbound direction. you will see a couple of seconds shut down because of construction. fortunately, traffic is getting through the detour with no issues. no big accidents out there on bay area roads. i'll have another look at traffic in just a few minutes. >>> a stretch of pittsburg antioch highway is closed following a deadly accident this morning. a car driving near loveridge road overturned at 11 p.m. last night ejecting two passengers from the vehicle. one person was killed. the other was taken away by ambulance. it brought down power lines forcing the road closure. no word on when it will re- open. >>> in pittsburg police are searching for a man who stabbed three employees at a market just before 8:30 last night at a winco store on north park boulevard. the man allegedly took shaving razors and tried to leave without paying for them. then f

we continue with a look at santa rosa.oma county's agricultural history, i guess you could say began with wine. the first vines planted here were by general vallejo. at the mission before general vallejo, probably in the late 1820's or early 1830's, which is a very long time ago. they were mission grapes, and nobody in their right mind would make wind out of the now, but they did then. because that is what they had. but the wine industry really significantly began in the a man bought property in the sonoma valley and started a winery that he called one of this debt winery -- buena vista binary. winery. that is the birthplace of what we now know as california wine culture. he didn't plant the first grapes. somebody was already growing grapes when he came. he got interested in european varietals, in 1863, the state established a wine commission because people were getting interested in that. they sent him to europe, and he brought back varietal cuttings of european grapes. the old mission grape went out the window and we beg

american can come history tv features the city of santa rosa, california. their luther burbank lived for more than 50 years. hosted by our comcast cable partners, c-span city tour staff showcase the city's history. learn more about santa rosa all weekend here on american history tv. >> jack london was one of the most famous authors in the world at the time. he was the highest-paid author in the world, giving -- getting $.12 per word. he was one of the authors that was read throughout the world, including soviet union russia the time, japan. he was translated into language after language. people found his writing compelling. he was deeply concerned about the human condition. and much of what he wrote about, while it may have seemed on the surface like stories about dogs thethe yukon, it was about state of humanity and his concern for humankind. beautyon jack london's ranch, also known as the ranch of good intentions. this is where jack london lived until his death in 1960. the entrance to the cottage provides people with a sort of overview of jack's life. th

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santa rosa checked in at 89. they had a north wind. still temperatures may be two or three degrees cooler. still in the 80s for some. seventys around the be. fog is to the north and south. some may give cooler influence to the coast. high pressure. winds. we'll see cooler weather. but not today. a little bit of an east breeze at 5:00. it's not as bad as yesterday. some of the higher elevations were in the 20 to 25-mile-per hour cattingly. plenty of ener gyp in the pacific. a little bit cooler cons. sunshine, nice to warm 7 0ás around the became. q and south 402. 402, and here we are, steve. doing the traffic and the weather. by now, there's not a lot of traffic. >> you want to ease into hump day. it is wednesday; right? okay, good, thank you. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks pretty good. there are no major problems. it looks very nice. we're also looking ate the san mateo bridge. and catch that super early flight over at sfo. 101 looks good. getting there. no major problems. 280. san jose. we are off

olive is 97 years old, from santa rosa.scinated by technology and what is going to happen in the coming years. through the organization wish of a lifetime, she had a chance to visit google at mountain view, and ride in a self- driving car. >> this is pretty amazing, everyone. >> well, the great grandmother is not exactly a tech novice. she owns a kindle, and using her laptop for e-mail. good for her. >> all right. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we will tom to your tuesday. today -- welcome to your tuesday. today will be cloudy, a little on the muggy side. rain amounts anywhere from a tenth of an inch to a full quarter of an inch. partly cloudy thursday with full sunshine on friday through halloween. >> jumping over to the southbound right now, northbound 101, reports of an accident involving a motorcycle. you're backed up to capital expressway. use 280 instead. >>> thank you, geno. time now is 5:54. the coast guard rescued 36 crew members from a fishing vessel is that caught fire about 2,000 miles southwest o

in the north bay toward santa rosa to petaluma we are at top speed and no issues for us here, and when you get further to the south than novato, all green and closer to sausalito that is where we have a brand new accident blocking three lanes so this is not quite clear before you get to the robin williams tunnel or out of it. at the golden gate bridge northbound side is a great drive and no fog. >> san francisco begins construction on something the city hopes will reduce the agree number of accidents between bicyclists and cars. our reporter is on market street with the details. >> kristen, in the last if you minutes we have started seeing the commute of bicycle riders down market street. it is early at 5:00 a.m. soon they will fine changes to the bicycle lane on the other side of this car the they will raise up the lane, the green lane, and they will start the work today. there are 3,000 people who bicycle to work and man say it can be dangerous. it will look similar to the picture we have of a raised bicycle lane in amsterdam but if san francisco it will stay green. they will keep th

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outside our doors this afternoon as we mentioned santa rosa hit 89 degrees. in areas right around antioch and livermore also in the 80s. inside the bay take a look at areas like heyward and oakland and low 80s outside this afternoon. to get along the coastline where it was a beautiful day. mild, 67 with mostly sunny skies in areas right around pacifica as well as half moon bay with a look at the 24-hour temperature change from yesterday in to today. a big warm up, especially for their inland communities. starting just inside, up by a few degrees. falling a little bit warmer in areas like mountain view and san jose up by 8 degrees this afternoon. as we go inland that it will be more like 10 to 12 degrees warmer than just 24 hours ago. at one point that they were almost 15 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. as we get in to your midweek wednesday the temperatures will continue to climb. we will remain above average as we would get all the way through their extended forecast in to your bay area weekend. i will line up the numbers for you coming up. >>> a reminder

how about a bowl of rosa's famous vegetable soup ? that sounds wonderful. everything here is just the way you said it would be. of course it is. i would never lie to my new partner. maybe i should be only a half partner until i know more about the business. nonsense. you have had more experience than i have had. - nicolae is the manager-- - was the manager. was the manager of a large hotel resort on the black sea coast. i was wondering why his english was so good. - maybe he should give lessons to rosa. - i heard that. all right, everyone. step aside. it is time for nicolae to have his first taste of crossroads cafe. here you are. well ? it's wonderful ! thank you. thank you for everything. vior. [ speaking romanian ] nicolae, please. my romanian is not what it used to be. how can you forget your own language ? with eva gone, i have no one to talk to. you should have brought me over before you became so american. oh, bless you. i must be coming down with something. do you remember what mama used to do when we were sick ? of course. she would make a bowl of

and look at santa rosa. the cool spot this were morning. 49 outside. along the peninsula, 55 in redwood city and the south bay, 58 in san jose. the east bay, a few more numbers here. 51 outside of your door and alamosa, upper 50s in danville and 60 in pittsburgh and 57 in antioch. into the morning hours, partly to mostly cloudy skies and we're partly to mostly cloudy and some moisture that won't go away altogether and mainly dry like we were yesterday and over the sierra and with that possibility of showers and thunderstorms over the mountains and afternoon highs for today, a mild one. and 70s, petaluma; 72 for napa and upper 60s to low 70s in areas like oakland, danville and into the south bay, 71 and saratoga and low 70s for areas like palo alto,idwood city and in pacifica for you and 60s in the forecast for half moon bay and extended forecast, again, who have a warm-up that will be back in place into monday, tuesday, and wednesday, mid- to why per 80s in the forecast and around the bay. seventys along that area. >> and not as dreary. >> no. >> and i

it includes furnishing and memorabilia his widow left the city of santa rosa. he was self-taught horticulturist. generally he announced himself with his work. mr. burbank produced a catalog called new creations in fruit and flowers. he said keep this catalog because the contents will become standards of excellence. in doing so he had announced he created new plans. ts. it was a controversial idea at the time. mr. burbank thought of himself as an inventor. he tried to create new plants by using his wits. he was able to produce things no one had ever seen before. across between a plum and an apricot. a spineless cap -- spineless cactus. , which had aisy bigger brighter flour. one of the most important plums economically and california. it is used as a pollinator plum. >> we are looking at trees that are almond rootstocks. this tree has been grafted with an apricot, peach, and nectarine, a plum. we call it our fruit salad of tree. crafting is when you take one is when you take one tree with rootstocks and you put another variety on top of it. a lot of times people

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santa rosa 45 degrees.id-40s in napa, sonoma, glen ellen. 54 in livermore. 60 in oakland going up to a high of 77 degrees when typically we should be at 68 so almost 10 degrees above average. almost 70 at the beaches today. mid-70s in morgan hill. 80 in gilroy. we'll see 80s today east of the bay with a northwest breeze late day up to 20. so becoming a bit breezy especially on the so shore in stinson beach where high pressure is building in from the west. temperatures in santa rosa today 80 in cloverdale. we are going to regather here again in 48 minutes after the hour and feature your weekend forecast. liza? >>> hi, roberta. good morning, everybody. it's been a tough commute for westbound 80. a motorcycle accident delaying traffic for all those commuters leaving richmond heading for berkeley and emeryville. this motorcycle crash at ashby has shut down at least one lane. a baby may be involved in the accident, as well. so set aside time for this busy commute. this will meter off a lot of the traffic normall

in the middle of the rain northbound 101 at todd road an accident at santa rosa. we'll have a complete look at "kcbs traffic." >>> the first meaningful rain of the fall is on its way to the bay area. and kpix 5's kiet do is at vista point in marin county where rain is expected later this morning. >> reporter: bring it on. we are live out here overlooking the golden gate bridge. out here in the elements it is cool, dry and breezy but as roberta tells us, things are going to change and we are ready for it out here it the golden gate bridge. this is the scene in san jose last night. a light steady shower fell in san jose from about 8 to 9:00. about .10" of rain fell not enough to soak the ground but enough to get everything wet and fremont also got some rain about another tenth of an inch, as well. all over the bay area, tell tale signs that the rain is coming. enough livermore, people are at orchard supply buying tarps to get ready for el nino. in novato people removed trash from novato creek. police and fire were talking about strategies should this get crazy. >> w

the visibility is down to quarter-mile in santa rosa. 101 heading through rohnert park and petaluma at half a mile. and the fog is moving toward american can corner and possibly sonoma. from our roof camera on pier nine the flag is facing east so we have a sea breeze. 49 to 60. a sprinkle or two. we will hang out in the mid-60s at the coast to upper 70s inland and close to average. leyla? >> good morning, everyone, 20 americans gets you across the bay bridge from the macarthur maze to san francisco a look from our emeryville camera you can see how slow traffic is as you maybe the curve around to treasure island. that is where we will fine the delays. aing clod commute. a santa cruz mountains we have an accident causing quite the delay at tell miles per hour for the top speed. we see more slowing behind it. and beyond the summit it is clear. 580 is busy tracy to dublin is one hour. highway 4 is building, antioch to concord at 32 minutes. >> this morning, major changes for bike riders on the business of the street if san francisco. crews will build a raised bicycle lane along market to s

santa rosa at 59 degrees. highs today just to our south record heat 100. 93 vegas. 98 phoenix and a taste of heat will move to the north tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd the catalyst for the change high pressure. the wind from the south bringing in the autumn heat for the next two days and then we track low pressure to the south moving into southern california bringing wet weather for us and it will knock out the heat mid week this week. highs tomorrow along the coast mild 74. 79 in downtown san francisco. oakland 82 degrees. 92 in walnut creek. hot inland and 93 in antioch. future weather we fast forward to wednesday. low pressure moves into southern california. it's close enough to us that we keep the chance of a sprinkle in the forecast for thursday but the main activity likely staying in the southern half of the states. overnight tonight a comfortable night. lots of stars out there. temperatures falling in the 50s across the region. highs for your monday will be spread like a summer out there. 70s on the coast.

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santa rosa. forty-nine nasa -- pa -- napa. palo alto upper 40s. same for santa rosa.the oakland airport was 49. alamo is in the host. danville. a little breeze holding black hawk up. fifty-five in la fayette. a big difference on some of these temperatures. the system is moving out of arizona slowly. it's moving towards new jersey. that is the source

we are less than a quarter mile in petaluma and three-quarters in santa rosa.ight and variable. they are going do blow on shore but hopefully after we get through the morning because there are some low clouds lurking along the peninsula coast but right new they have a shot through the san bruno gaps with no delays at sfo. >> it will become warm and sunny today. it will be cooler at the coast in san francisco. cooling arrives this weekend, but it will feel like call and a said chance of rain on wednesday is going to be more likely the way the mols are trending. that could change. >> 78 in milpitas and 79 in sunnyvale and low-to-mid 80s and topping out at gilroy at 84, and 80 in redwood city and mountain view and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 70s and cool along the coast with temperatures around 65 to 67 degrees. south san francisco and sausalito around 75 and upper sits along the north bay coast and low-to-mid 80s inland neighborhood until vallejo at 79 and across the bay hercules is 78, and oakland and san leandro at 77 and warmer in castro valley and fremo

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debora villalon is live in santa rosa. >> reporter: santa rosa junior college has a robust police force. unlike umpqua which had talked about having one. >> loss of life is terrible. >> reporter: outside the classrooms at santa rosa junior college, many discussions of school safety. >> to put up walls and bars and seal it off from everybody is not the solution. >> reporter: california has more than 100 community colleges and some 2 million students. santa rosa's 100-acre campus is about the same size as umpqua, but oregon is more remote. far fewer students. >> it is a form of domestic terrorism. >> reporter: some schools have their own police forces. others in the bay area contract with sheriff's departments. but they can't be everywhere when it happens. >> it can be on a church, a theater, a campus, an elementary school playground. how do you prevent that? >> reporter: years ago, a potential massacre was averted only because photos of the suspect's arsenal got out. >> you have a combination of access to guns and mentally ill people. clearly, we are not been able to separate the two. >>