and in addition to that, the academy adopted 16 city blocks in the city whereby our cap a sigma fraternity go out there every other weekend to abate graffiti. * and i was hoping that they were supposed to be here, but i told them to be here at 4:15 to accept their award. but they're not here yet and that's too bad because i wanted you guys to meet them because they are a bunch of great, great young men who really cares for the city. they're not doing it to get paid. they're not getting paid, by the way, they're not getting an extra grade for doing it. they do it because these are the new crop of young generation who cares. they love their city. they love their government. and they want to give back to our city, to give back to our country. so, hooray for them and thank you for coming. (applause) >> caitlin young. >> i didn't think i planned to talk. i'm caitlin young and i'm from omaha, nebraska. we nominated our senior painter, jeff nicole. he was with the city program 15 years ago, he basically ran it since it started. he ran it for 10 years by himself all over our city. and, so, just th

. >> ironicallironically, a fire e kappa sigma fraternity house. the residents can move back into this shelter as soon as tomorrow. it is unclear if that could happen. we're told the cause of the fire is under investigation. if you'd like to help that facilities, the information is on our web site. >> their focus on fighting for change. the saratoga high school student committed suicide. state senator says one of the top prieorities. three teenage boys are currently on house arrest in connection with that attack. the family, though, remains the te hopeful the teens whether be pros cuted as adults. >> the harker school in san jose is notifying students and the staff about the death of sandy padgett. she was found shot dead in her redwood city home poli. the school is making grief counselors available on campus. >> new at 11:00 tonight, trouble on the bridge. there is more testing that needs to be done to make sure field rods on the span are safe. the question now is whether the work will be done in timed for the planned opening on labor day. jean? >

because the kappa sigma fraternity house is right next door to this particular women's shelter near san jose state where these heroic students live. we want to show you the damage. it is pretty easy to see. we pan up here to the top floor. you can see the wood beams are burned. this is the third floor rooftop patio. fire officials say most of the damage is water damage. the top floor is where the fire started. so, it was just before 6:00 last night when stephen gifford parked his car in front of this fraternity house. he saw smoke, smelled flames, grabbed a couple of his buts and immediately jumped into action, started yelling to get out. inside, 40 people, all women and children, including 14-year-old sierra harris and her 13-year-old brother. >> do you need help? i'm like, what are you talking about? he said there's a fire, there's a fire, there's a fire. i'm like really? come on, we've got to get out. there's a fire, there's a fire. >> strange twist of fate, stephen gifford is a certified emt, off-duty at the time but says he was just doing his job. >> you just want to make sure ever

stephen gifford was parking his car in front of kappa sigma fraternity and on his way to class when he saw smoke and flames. >> it was running. i'm a certified emt, kind of trained to take on situations like that. act first, think second. >> we like that he's a giants fan as well. gifford and a few others ran in the building knocking on doors. everyone got out and san jose firefighters quickly put out the flames. the cause still being investigated. but firefighters think it may have started on that rooftop patio you just saw. >>> the 40 people inside are staying at another shelter. >> talked to those fellows jumping into action. nice work. new details, something known as patient dumping. it's a practice reportedly now being used by nevada hospital impacting the bay area. the sacramento b reporting at least five of the more than 1500 patients sent out of state on greyhound buses ended up in san jose. the rawson neal psychiatric hospital shipping patients all over the country in the past five years, including more than 200 to los angeles and 36 of them to san francisco. san francisco's d