another reason is, uhm, distraction. they tell me that sometimes they can't be focused because they have so many people doing different things that are not letting them focus on their homework and that's basically the two main reasons that -- that's why the want the library to be only for themselves. veronica, you were a graduate of our program and you had an opportunity to use the library. the library was never suppose to be a comfort zone spot for students or faculty or staff. it's a place to learn, so why is it a big deal for students? well, i could tell you my personal feelings and my professional feelings about that to speak on a few different points. so, regarding incidents of rape and groping and things like that, to be completely honest, that is an issue for the male population. i will say that because, california in particular -- in california public education we're very into 'yes' means yes, instead of 'no' means no. so if your argument is that homeless people shouldn't be allowed in the library because somebod

(chris schoeneman / principal) "i don't want to start school years anymore like this, uhm the last two years we've had to postpone start because of fire uh, and uh, it's just really hard. it's not, it's not what we want. it's scary, it interrupts people's lives, it's obvioulsy, you know, a travesty and horrible for lost things." classes were scheduled to resume last monday, but the fires closed all of the district's schools for all of last week. now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across southern nevada this evening. the prime time to see storms aroun las vegas valley will be between 7 p.m. and 2 a.m. tuesday morning. any storms that form will bring gusty winds and the potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the way for the middle of the week. showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across southern

(chris schoeneman / principal) "i don't want to start school years anymore like this, uhm the last two years we've had to postpone start because of fire uh, and uh, it's just really hard. it's not, it's not what we want. it's scary, it interrupts people's lives, it's obvioulsy, you know, a travesty and horrible for people who have lost things." classes were scheduled to fires closed all of the district's schools for all of last week. c-c-s-d's "zero fatalities for children in 20-17" is in full effect. they're hosting events all week long to remind parents and kids about safety on their way to school. the clark county police department led the first workshop on bike safety. some lucky kids got free helmets and backpacks filled with school supplies. bike safety tips included finding the safest route before school starts... wearing a helmet-- and if possible ride in a group. "we really want our parents to be talking to the kids about their pedestrian responsibilities by ensuring that they cross at crosswalks. if they're on a bike that they get off of the bike, walk it across the cross wal

. >> oh, not good. >> and hasn't been shy about letting him know. >> i wake up in the morning, and, uhm, i'm reading 20 messages because she is giving me updates throughout the night how he slept. we talked about it two days ago. i said, you know, training camp has been great this year. she's like yeah. air not here waking up every two hours in the night. i think i have it easier than you do. [ laughter ] >> man. ah. >>> 49ers and broncos tomorrow on kpix 5. my colleague dennis o'donnell is there. kickoff set for 6 p.m. we'll get started with a pregame show starting at 5:30. >>> the usa basketball team inched closer to an olympic gold medal today in rio. we are not allowed to show you highlights of the game against spain. but they did do a lot of this. yeah. okay. they didn't score that easily. they did play 'em tough. the americans won by just 6. 82- 76. klay thompson had 22. they play the winner of australia and serbia on sunday. there's been a lot of excitement over usain bolt. three straight golds. he has quite a following. have you seen this video posted by a bolt fan of her mother

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what your goal is and remember i was watching the news and, um, the news of another mass shooting, uhm, came up in front of me and i remember thinking, oh, it's just another mass shooting. and moving on. and i remember later on, um, remembering and being so angry in a i -- so angry at myself that i had let myself be so complacent about americans dying so that moment drives me forward. >> people kind of conflate sandy hook and then we have san have chardon. so you're not alone. so a lot of people are probably in that kind of situation. what exactly are you doing about it? what will this group do? >> we founded students united against gun violence in june after the mass shooting at the pulse club in orlando, florida and we're working to engage in the national dialogue on gun violence and -- >> how do you do that? >> yeah, so we're um, going to be advocating for universal sales and also closing something called the terror gap which is a gap where people on the terror watch list can purchase -- still purchase firearms. >> how do you push for that? >> so there's various ways. there's writin

and tried to overcome them the knew how and, uhm, i'll try to do the same thing and i just want the team to go out there and play really well. >> back to the jets, darrelle revis, brandon marshall, anytime two stars get after it no video of that fight actually exists but this is something that happens in camp. >> okay. >> frequently when two guys are going at it day after day, two hard competitors but i think they are going to shake hands and get along fine. >> playing different sides of the ball in a ra >> absolutely. and that's just football. >> get it out of the system before the season. marco...! polo! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> coming up on cbs 2 tonight at 11, a home invasion with a twist. two suspects with flowers and balloons try to enter

. >> reporter: measure f would essentially, uhm, increase pay for new hires and that would attract new recruits according to the mayor. that measure will be on the november ballot. if you are wondering if it's legal for these officers to be sleeping in these rv's, they are doing it on city property so it's legal. we also spoke to the union president. and he says he knew these officers were sleeping in these campers but he didn't want to say anything about it for safety reasons. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> let's check with roqui for a look at our morning commute. >> we have a grass fire along the eastshore freeway westbound 80 right at the ashby exit. i know we have live look out here right now. you can see crews are out there with chp trying to handle the situation. we'll keep you updated as it develops. also here's a look at the map to get a liv picture. the off-ramp is closed due to a grass fire. out of tracy 30 miles per hour but we have a crash westbound 580 at grant line road two cars in the center divide causing a delay. dublin interchange altamont pass to the dublin interchange wi

i old my door and there were, um, all these flash -- i opened my door and there were, uhm, all the flashes lights in the area and a ground crew making a fire break and, um, the hills were all on fire again. >> reporter: today most crews are concentrating on the northern side of the fire where ground crews are finally able to make some headway. much of the terrain has proved challenging to the firefight. >> the fire took off down the road and went straight up steep difficult terrain. getting the equipment around this area has been very difficult and very challenging to say the least. >> reporter: the neck challenge will be the weather. 20-mile-an-hour winds are predicted and temperatures are in the 90s. luckily though the fire is moving into open space and away from homes and jerry's rv. >> it is nature's way of clearing the woods. and, um, it's definitely done some clearing. >> reporter: so since that fire has jumped its lines and started burning, the concentration is actually changed from the northern border now to the western border of that fire because it's burning towards 128 towards t

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let's head here to your, uhm, nimitz freeway very slow as you can see here's a live look 238 to 80 northboundok at your san mateo bridge into the peninsula. 880 to 101, westbound will take you about 20 minutes. moving pretty slow and your bay bridge toll plaza, roberta, it's looking good. >> thank you, roqui. good morning, everybody. our time check now is 8:28. our live weather camera perched atop the transamerica pyramid looking to the south a bit of a glare out there. lots of clouds areas of fog visibility down around the sfo area so therefore we have delays of 55 minutes on some arriving flights. now, look at the temperatures. relatively mild into the 50s and 60s. winds have been flat but will rotate later today northwest and west. that means east bay finally some good air quality for you. moderate air quality confined to the south-central bay and the santa clara chimney fire. 89 outside number. warmer wednesday. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, new research in the fight against wildfires. carter evans takes us to a special lab where scientist