joe ed. it's ridiculous. i think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: this is one of the largest freshmen groups this campus has seen. >>> for the first time at san jose state university, housing is not only fair but overbooked. we hear where the overflow students are living. >> reporter: the claireon hotel -- clari on hotel is now home to 90 students. nick madahasken lived in joe all last year. >> my parents thought i was living the life. >> reporter: the hotel is a 9- minute car ride or 13-minute vtu ride. >> i brought my car, and it's not a big deal. >> reporter: housing services decided the hotel was the best option with the housing requirements. >> we have a long list of needs. something that was within walking distance or on the lightrail line. >> reporter: each room is a double occupancy with a double closet, single bathroom, desk, and other menties. students have access to limit the room service, a people and room service. residential staff are living with them and working to accommodate their needs. they are not alone. other schools have dealt with the same problem, moving students to the nearby hotels. >>> new san jose state president i

for the mx tournament 2005 and charles schwab cup in 2010, a pledge of event that it held in san francisco. joes married to his beautiful wife carol, and their three children. joe is looking forward to retirement planning a little bit more golf and sting involved in the community. joe is basically -- has been out at golden gate golf park by himself for the past 20 years by himself. not is operating, but functioning at incredibly high level. terry is also retiring in does work for the department for more than 40 years. as his friend says, since the dawn of time. [laughter] terry first worked as a temp worker cleaning bathrooms but soon the permanent status working in the east and where he was credited with several improvements to the area. it is also worked at stern grove where he has excelled as a groundskeeper caring for the popular and heavily-used soccer field and all diamonds. the quality of the field out there ever suffered. to the state his diamonds are known to be some of the most requested and lease complained about in our entire system. at one point in his career he took voice lessons

live in san leandro, joe vazquez, cbs 5. >>> an economic setback today for the nation's economy. no new jobs were added in the united states last month. the weakest showing in nearly a year. the unemployment rate holds steady at 9.1%. one private economist calls it, quote, an ominous sign for the economy. next week president obama lays out his plan to turn things around. >> it will contain a series of proposals that are aimed at having a quick impact on economic growth and job creation. >> top republicans say they are waiting to hear from the president but warn they will not support any plan that includes massive new government spending. >>> stocks plunged after the dismal jobs report came out. the dow lost 253 points. nasdaq was down 56. the losses wiped out the gains for the week. >>> next, the front man didn't have the time of his life. why he was kicked off a bay area flight. >> then it was hand built by skateboarders and it's about to be bulldozed. >> this is built by the kids of oakland. >> why caltrans says it's got to go. >>> police at uc-berkeley investigating a series o

in san francisco, joe vasquez, cbs 5. >>> thousands of applicants, but not enough jobs. it is a brutal reality for anyone looking for work right now. california's unemployment rate rose to the second highest in the country last month, 12.1%. stephanie strong shows us just how scary the competition is right now. >> duane: the most shocking thing you'll find at spirit halloween stores isn't the scary costumes, it's the number of people applying for jobs. >> just around the corner, thought i'd give it a crack. >> reporter: he's competing with 1500 to 2000 other people here at the sunnyvale store alone. that's how many applications each of the 45 locations will get this year. problem is, there's only 20 to 40 positions open for each store. >> it's amazing. tough, tough numbers. >> reporter: it's the first time they have gotten a spike of applications in september instead of october. it's a sign of the difficult times, and others feel it's getting a leg up on the holiday season. nationwide, spirit is adding 150 more stores this year, up to 1000, 40,000 people, but these jobs

dave and joe of san jose were so touched by cambria's story, they bought her a replacement walker with their own money. >> i feel good. i feel good we were able to help her out. it's awesome. she is very cute and her parents are very nice. >> she gave her new walker a spin today as her parents and her baby brother, darren, cheered her on. >>> a bay area transit official, many of them are warning that more fare hikes could be on the horizon. if congress approves proposed cuts. union leaders joined officials from bart for what they call the day of action. they urged passengers to wear red in support of public transit. caltran officials today said the proposed funding cut threatened critical projects to upgrate infrastructure. considering a bill to cut by 1/3. >> a san francisco supervisor put forth a plan to make riding muni free for children going to and from school. david campos wants to provide free passes to school childrens between the ages of 5 and 17. the proposal is aimed at helping struggling families. >>> the exclusive new ktvu field poll shows california voters are divided ove

a car left dangling from a san francisco parking garage. joe vazquez has a unique vantage point on this near disaster. he is on the fourth floor of the moscone parking garage with what exactly happened. joe. >> reporter: dana, this is how a bad day gets even worse. the battery died on this car. it was out of control flying down the ramp. it crashes through a barrier here. the car actually stalls up here but the barrier goes down to the sidewalk narrowly missing people below. it was a strange and dangerous sight. a car hanging halfway out of a parking garage across the street from the moscone center. the south of market lunchtime crowd was atwitter. it happened on the fourth floor this. parking valet didn't want to talk on camera but said a fellow valet was helping a man whose battery was out. they were trying to push it into a parking spot from the middle of the aisle. the parking valet in the driver's seat the car other than pushing when everything went wrong. with the power out there's no brakes or steering. the only way to stop would have be

joe illyich. i have been our resident of san francisco for almost 50 years. i was astounded to read the draft eir. many of my concerns have been voiced, and i do not need to voice them again. it does seem that aquatic park is being turned into a carnival for several summers, and i cannot understand why. i was an historian for many years at san francisco state, and i would like to know the history of this. i wonder what promises must happen made to the america's cup people to get them to come here and expect that that could happen in san francisco, that this great recreational area could suddenly be turned over to them. i saw in their everyday in the morning. we are very concerned. thank you. president olague: thank you. [reading names] >> hello. i am polly rose. i live at 1423 clement st.. most of my concerns have already been voiced. i am a resident of san francisco. a recreational swimmer and a san franciscan. i value the presence of the america's cup here. however, there are aspects that are concerning. one is aquatic park. it is a venue for kayaking, fami

joe vazquez, thank you. >>> in four days san bruno will mark one year since the deadly pipeline explosion there. on friday, lawmakers will vote on a bill that calls for stricter regulations on natural gas providers. len ramirez spoke to some victims of last september's blast and they do support the bill. some are asking, though, what's the price of safety, huh, len? >> reporter: yeah, that's a big question. you know, it remains to be seen that what the answer is on that. but, you know, there was some laughter and some tears here today as former neighbors came together again to get behind the state assembly bill with the goal of preventing what happened here from happening in any other california neighborhood. san bruno pipeline disaster survivors came together at ground zero to push for new state laws aimed at preventing future explosion. >> it's very important that we pass along a very strong message that pipe safety needs to be governed by somebody else other than pg&e. >> reporter: renee morales, mother of jessica morales, who was one of eight people killed when the pipeline blew up la

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joe started playing golf and i'll ask a question if vern glenn and joe walked down the street in sanco will be recognized more? >> i think so to the think for spoiling it. will be back in a minute. will the >> has been sent hot keys ride around a corner. the sharks for one reason was leaving or not as the fed, hockey and of course if there's no pro basketball this year hockey will be a bigger deal than normal. >> if that jet justine, getting their to the conference final in not being able to go. >> how you feel this year? >> i felt great confident including radical. >> now people may say why not do more hockey? i sent into borden and vern glenn want >> street who they recognize more object you until your personal tell. >> we have to go. >> goodnight.

joe. >> reporter: yesterday, it was a unique matchup tonight. american canyon is from the san joaquin section, sonoma valley from the north coast section, so it's an intersectional matchup. what makes this game unique is the fact that american canyon is playing varsity spores. for the first time -- varsity sports. for the first time, there are no seniors on the team and we talked with mick o'meara about what kind of challenges the team presents. >> they have done an excellent job. usually first-ier teams struggle. they haven't struggled at all and they are doing a great job for the first-year program. >> as i look at them, the thing jumping out is there is a guy on the team in four games and seven touchdowns and 400- something plus yards rushingo 110 per games that, all of that presents a promise for defense. >> absolutely j. and they have the ability to score -- . >> they have the ability to score anywhere on the feel. they have the outstanding athletes and demonstrate that. >> tell us about the tradition here. this is a neat little smalltown football stadium. there is a sens

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san franciscans. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor. you have heard many times that violence has no place in any community. dr. joe marshall, the founder of the omega boys club, vice- president of the sentence to police commission, is a national recognized expert on violence prevention. omega is one of the primary partners of the ambassador program. they also provide much of the training for us. it is my pleasure to introduce dr. joseph marshall. [applause] >> i will add to my list of thank yous to the university program. the only thing i have seen that is as universally loved is this guy. let me tell you about something supervisor chu said -- president chu said -- chiu said, when that gentleman was killed, and that warren was brought of the tea line. i know there was a lot of consternation in this district. i was at city hall. sometimes, you can make -- what is the phrase, lemonade out of london? sometimes you can turn something positive. i remember sitting in my office and somebody came together and said we have to do something. mayor lee, you were there. i want to throw out a name that you have not heard. chine

the bay area, san francisco firefighters paused this morning to remember their new york city counterparts who perished ten years ago. >> robert wallace. robert crawford. >> alan: fire chief joen hays white joines firefighters at station 15 on ocean avenue, reading the names of all 343 fallen new york firefighters. similar ceremonies took place outside of all of san francisco's 43 fire stations this morning. [bell ringing] >> alan: and members of the coast guard held a september 11th tribute in coast guard island in alameda. the coast guard played a major role helping secure america's ports and harbors against potential terrorist threats. >> in san jose, a faith-based mass progression and ballpark ceremony brought hundred office people together on this 9/11 sunday. ♪ >> alan: the cathedral of st. joseph was peaked with worshipers for the mass. a march was held down market street. and at the city's minor league ballpark, color guard honored the lives lost on 9/11. >>> in 25 people from the bay area died on september 11th september 11th attacks. let's take a moment now to remember them. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: security measures w

joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white says two separate investigations are nearing the final stages. >>> still ahead at 6:00, don't ask, don't tell, may be in the history books. a new fight is just beginning. it's a connection to severance pay. >> also how the two iron hikers are spending their first day of free dpom. >>> and the asthma inhalers banned over environmental concerns. >>> i'm scott budman as the giant facebook developer's conference with pretty big changes coming the you and 800 . we'll let you know what's in store online coming up. >>> big changes for you and 800 million of your friends. facebook unveiled the plans for a massive makeover. our business and tech reporter scott budman was there to check out the new features and a little comedy. >> i am mark zuckerberg. >> a company famous for getting your true identity had fun with saturday night live's sandy sanbromberg stepping in for mark zuckerberg. before the actual facebook ceo kicked off his company's developer conference, rolling out more changes to your social networkin

joe, thank you very much. >>> also in the news tonight a developing story out of san jose. a man that police say is so dangerous, he's a one-man crime spree. they are looking for this guy in a surveillance video at a gas station this morning. police say he shot a man at a gas station, and an hour later he carjacked a woman. right now officers think they have him cornered in the neighborhood of king and mabry roads. >> as you mentioned we have been tracking the developing story all evening, and now the active crime scene has shifted to the huge town home and condo complex behind me here. as you mentioned, this is where the police believe that they have cornered this carjacking and kidnapping suspect, so they are apparently in a door-to- door search for the suspect and for the mother and popular radio host he's accused of kidnapping 10 hours ago. >> reporter: many where in these town homes is -- >> the most wanted person in san jose. we are focusing all efforts on this individual. >> reporter: they have brought in tactical units and blocked out the homes for blocks. in a name

joe might benefit some women. >> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri. clear skies here across san anc dropping into the 60s. we'll let you know about a big warming trend and when rain returns coming up. >>> this week nbcs is opening a solutions oriented conversation about the state of our schools called education nation. many parents are getting together to take control of hair child's school needs. it's a trend proving there are power in numbers and those numbers can make a real difference. kim baldonado joins us live in new york where the education nation summit is taking place. she has first look at the california parents to take advantage of the law to turn around low performing schools. >> reporter: there was a time when parental involvement meant signing a report card or baking some cookies for a bake sale, but now there is a growing trend with parents forming their own unions. and like many reforms, california led the way. parents are a child's first teacher. but more and more, their involvement in their child's education does not end when they drop them off at school. across the country, there's a g

joe rosato, jr. >> reporter: in a warehouse space in san francisco's dogpatch neighborhood a group of women sew together messenger batches. >> it's a local messenger bag company. >> reporter: the small business has grown steadily in the last four years. and now its gaze is fixed on another point on the horizon -- the upcoming america's cup yacht race. >> if the america's cup comes and we get a chance to expose our brand to new patron, we'll expand our staff another 30% to 40% again. >> reporter: tonight america's cup organizers tours this and a number of other small businesses turning out everything from gourmet chocolates to beer to custom ipad cases. >> you guys are able to keep themes together, it could be very cool. >> reporter: the prestigious sailing event has promised to create more than 8,000 jobs over the next two years. >> if you imagine upwards of 250,000 people coming out on any given day over a three-month period where we have 50 race days possible, it's a tremendous amount of tourism activity. >> reporter: and then organizers are trying to strike up relationships with local manufacturers i

san jose. and purchased three additional protection plans for an additional $4300 and joe is with consumer actionottom line is simple. careful study is a contract done by consumer union. and this is a value. >> concluding for every $1 spent on the contracts, they get back this 70 cents in benefits. and gene puts it a different way. >> you've got to get into the contract to see what this covers. and there is a lot of exclusion autos a survey of 660 complaints to bbb found nearly 400,000s ndz claims were denied and only 27,000 paid out. and there is president president attorney general called reasons questionable and frivolous, and there could be high deductible autos you may have deductibles kicking in on multiple levels with maybe paying for taking the vehicle in one time. >> and under california law you're entitled to a refund if canceling within 30 days of purchasing the contract. after 30 days entitled to a pro rated refund. you can put in the request with the seller or administrator. >> if this company fails to resolve the matter contact california department of insurance he purchased car and

joe vazquez is live in carson city, thank you. >>> stricter regulations for utilities this friday. the same day as sanno marks one year since the deadly pipeline explosion. survivors and lawmakers were in the devastated crest more canyon neighborhood today pushing for new laws. eight people were killed and 38 homes destroyed in that explosion. among the list of proposed regulations, san bruno assembly member wants automatic shutoff valves to be added to the pipeline. >> it had regulators, been more individual lent and critical of pg and e. the ticking time bomb that was line 132 behind us could have been defused. >> it is very important that we pass along a very strong message that pipe safety needs to be governed by somebody else other than pg and e. >> assembly member hill says pg and e estimates the cost to safety upgrates to top $2 billion. the utility wants customers to pay 90% of that and hill calls that, quote, absurd. >>> the city of richmond has one of the strictest laws about taking care of foreclosed properties. but, the city says three banks have found a way to get around that. robert lyle

san francisco bay. he was going in illinois in 1927. he is survived by his wife evelyn and three children. his sons greg and joe took over and expect to keep the store opened. there are few businesses that have had such a long success in the community. they flipped through the book is a handwritten snapshot of the richmond district as well, with condolences from his friends and customers. i just wanted to quickly acknowledge that i have a new stuff for joining my office. many of you have already started working with him. he comes out of being the coordinator of the anti- displacement coalition. i wanted to thank my past staffers, a great community housing activist. i also want to thank my stuff for the tremendous work with the rec and park community. there is a great planning visionary who will be spending time fought in toronto. i have learned a great deal from them. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. i also wanted to add my words recognizing the life and work of eric for the city of san francisco. i want to thank my colleagues for recognizing him. due to a lot of the parallel work he was doing in the missi

san francisco's bayview are already too common. now with, a 5-year-old girl has been caught in the crossfire. tonight as joe vazquez reports, the community is showing an outpouring of support. >> reporter: the little girl was shot in the knee. she will recover. she has been receiving well wishes from everyone from the police chief, who brought her a teddy bear, to her fellow classmates as well as teachers at the charles drew academy. >> she is one of my babies. >> reporter: classmates are sending gift boxes and handwritten cards. >> sorry that happened to you. i hope you get well soon. >> she is in serious condition. she is recovering well from surgery to her left knee. she is recovering today after surgery yesterday. >> reporter: the 5-year-old was wounded as two men fired at each other at 3rd and palou as the girl's father was walking her home from school. >> he comes to pick them up every day. he is very protective of his daughters. he has three daughters. and all around, she's a good little girl. >> reporter: her teacher has been with the district since 1975. she can't believe it. >> i don't have any mo

san francisco crashed. today the events include joe biden and former president realize george w. bush and bill clinton.es of the victims gathering at that memorial. the first phase of a permanent memorial will be dedicated today. >>> and we wanted to take you live to ground zero. there's a live look this morning at new york city. relatives of victims will be allowed into the area for tomorrow's ceremony. and the names of the nearly 3,000 victims are going to be read. >>> new this morning, president obama is marking the 10th anniversary of 9/11 in his online video address. >> in their memory, in their name, we will never wave. we will protect the country we love and pass it safer, stronger and more prosperous to the next generation. >> the president says the united states has strengthened its partnership with allies, reformed intelligence, and invested in special forces. he adds during the past two years, more senior al-qaeda leaders such as osama bin laden have been eliminated than at any time since 9/11. the president will visit all three 9/11 sites tomorrow. >>> security has been tightened in new yor

front of original joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. >> first of all, we would like to thank everybody for coming out on such short notice. on behalf of the 49ers, i just want to say that the behavior that was exhibited by a small number of people on saturday night is not acceptable to the san francisco forty-niners, for the city of san francisco. we have had a great relationship with the city of san francisco and a great relationship with this community. despite one of events on saturday, this has been a great place to watch football games and a great community to be part of, and we want to continue to make sure that we are part of this community in a positive way. the degenerate behavior that happened

front of original joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. >> hi, everybody. my name is carmen chu. why don't we get started. with a marking up with the department of small business -- we have been working with the department of small business. this project started when we heard from neighborhood merchants. unfortunately, they had access issues, visibility access issues. we have been working closely with many of our partners year today to educate about these -- many of our partners year today to educate about these issues. also in terms of board guidance. i want to thank all of you for coming. many of you may have assistance. i know many merchants could not be here. please do it share this information with oth

joe. >>> checking other bay area headlines. the pregnant woman accused of killing a san mateo nurse student michelle ley did not appear in court or enter a play. if 27-year-old's hearing has been moved to next week so she could hire an attorney. investigators believe esteban, a former friend of ley's attacked the 24-year-old in a parking grash garage at the hayward kaiser. >>>a man suffered serious injuries when he was hit by a police car this morning on highway 9 in los gatos. a driver called police shortly before 6 to report a man lying on the road. an officer responded and was using a spotlight to search the area when suddenly he says a man walked onto the highway in front of his vehicle. that man is expected to survive. >>> another cab driver was robbed at o'farrell and beateman streets in san francisco. this is the eighth cabbie to be robbed at that intersection since july. >>> a construction worker was trapped for hours after a trench he was working on collapsed. just ahead, what firefighters had to do to rescue him, and the specialized piece of equipment they need

front of original joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in sanrancisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this.

front of original joe's installed in september or october to commemorate it, as well as the corner of the continent cafeteria. the famous location that started the freedom movement in san francisco. so we are in history here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i know on friday there is a mural presentation at the post office at thahyde and golden ga. 5:00. arts in the tenderloin continue to flourish. and anita just came. thank you for shepherding us through the process. without your help, we could not have done this. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the department of elections right choice voting instructional video. it is part of the department of elections right choice voting outreach campaign and is designed to educate san francisco rig franciscoht choice voting. today we will learn what it is and who is elected using this voting method. we will also talk about with the ranked joyce l. looks like and how to market correctly. finally, we will see how the ranked joyce voting process works and to you an example of an election using ranked choice of voting. so, what is ranked joyce voting? in march 2002 san francisco voters adopted a charter to implement ranked choice of

bay area is filled with farmers markets these days, but one san francisco market is a bit farther from the farm than most. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us how it's marking a milestone. >> this is a fair time yellow peach located directly behind me. >> reporter: long before the words "organic" and "sustainable" made every conversation, a small group of farmers set up shop in san francisco's u.n. plaza. >> you want something really good? try those orange honeydews. >> reporter: he was among the first group of growers. >> try it for one year and that's it, then we're done. we've been here ever since. >> reporter: his one-year trial has now lasted three decades. today he manned the melons as the market marked its 30th anniversary. >> great for eating, jamming, canning. we like to call that a triple threat. >> reporter: since day one, the u.n. plaza farmers market has been on a mission. on the edge of san francisco's gritty tenderloin, it's aimed at bringing fresh produce to those who can't afford much. >> it's kind of a low income area shall and this was -- this needed to be done to help the people here. >> these farmers

san jose state will visit ucla. nadal and murray advanced to the semifinals and they will meet at the u.s. open. the other match is federer versus joey much. a great weekend of tennis. >> no kidding. that could be a final. >> well, "nightline" is up next. i'm carolyn johnson. for larry beil and sandhya patel, thanks for joining us. right now a look at coit tower in red, white and blue in honor of the 9/1110-year anniversary. we will have full coverage throughout the weekend. good night, everyone. >úytytytytc -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪