>> gloria henry is the warden at valley state. she's run this prison since 2002 and has been working with women in corrections for more than 20 years. >> i have always felt like i have a responsibility to try and return them to the community better than they were when they came in. because you have a lot of these women who come in here, from the time they were little girls, they had nobody to teach them how to be a good citizen, how to be a productive adult. they have no life skills. they didn't learn them. what they did growing up was survived. so when they come in here, there's a lot of things that we need to be able to teach them how to do in order to go back into our communities. >> this is the reception area at valley state where the new inmates are processed. >> do you have any old cdc numbers? >> no. >> okay. >> i've never been. i'm scared. it's scary. i'm ashamed of what i did too. >> right now i'm numb. i don't feel anything. i just got here. so, i mean, i don't really feel anything yet. i don't know how it's going to be.

kern valley state prison opened its gates in june 2005 to help ease overcrowding at other state penitentiaries. it brings california's total number of correctional facilities to 33. 130 miles northeast of los angeles is california's central valley. known for farming and agriculture, it is also home to kern valley state prison. the facility costs $379 million to build, and it will eventually hold 5,000 men. >> we want to try to get the inmates to start programming and try to rehabilitate them to be able to get back on the outside and get their footing back into the community. >> there's no rehabilitation in the california department of corrections. and i don't care who tells you that there is, they're lying to you. >> this prison is supposed to be a model throughout the entire state. its specific purpose is to show society, right? that hardened criminals can be rehabilitated. okay, but that's not what it is. everybody's landing here and it's just exactly the opposite.

we are broadcasting from grande valley state university in grand rapids, michigan, from the pgx stationgvu. voters in michigan will be asked to decide the future of a controversial state law that will allow the governor to appoint an unelected emergency manager or corporation to take over financially distressed towns and cities and effectively fire elected officials. the law, which is now on hold, empowers unelected managers to sell off public property, shred union contracts, privatize government services without any input from local voters. critics have described it as michigan's local dictators all. in addition, another initiative on the michigan ballot in november aims to enshrine collective bargaining rights in the state constitution to stave off future attacks on unions. analysts say michigan could be pivotal in the national fight over the future of worker rights and labor-backed groups are spending millions on ads like this one, in which an auto worker discusses the importance of collective bargaining. >> we are expanding. our industry is coming back and we are fighting for our fu

a fact dramatically illustrated during our visit to kern valley state prison in california. >> it's all we got, work, work, work, you know. >> when we met james randall, he was working his prison job helping officers serve food to his fellow inmates. when we sat down to talk in his cell, randall seemed to only have one concern. how his shaved head looked on camera. >> there's no lint on my head or nothing? >> no, you're fine. >> i'm cool. i got a gang out of it. i don't want to be shining. i'll be shining like money. >> when you interview people in prison, you know they are in there for a good reason. and when you meet them, sometimes they're very likable. they might even be somebody you think you could be friends with. but sometimes you end up hearing a jaw-dropping story. the day we met james randall, we heard a jaw-dropping story. >> originally i came to jail february 21st, 1981, convicted in san bernardino county for murder/robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i have been gang bangi

valleys. the entire state is dry and has been for the last three hours that's how long that loop is, 90s throughout the central valley, 101 palm springs, 75 san diego, 80 los angeles. tomorrow in tahoe a chance of isolated thunderstorm, 76 near 80 well above average saturday and sunday, around yosemite, a chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow 90, low to mid 90s saturday and sunday. >>> on to the race for the white house. president obama and mitt romney will be campaigning in the same state again today, virginia. the president is launching a new ad in seven battleground states today, promote ago economic plan he says will create a million manufacturing jobs and cut oil imports. he's leading in the polls in ohio where he once again linked mitt romney to his comment as that 47% of americans see themselves as victims who depend on

. >> aaron yost was 11 years into his latest sentence when we met him at kern valley state prison in california. he says his problems stem from a near life-long abuse of drugs. >> i grew up with drugs. my parents were quote/unquote hippies. both my parents dropped acid. my mom's dead now from a drug overdose. when i was 9 years old, i was rolling joints for mom and dad. >> yost's life is now largely confined to this cell, which he shares with another inmate. >> i'm not comfortable with this. i don't like men, i like women, you know? and this, to me, it's disgusting. i'm still irritated. if i wake up in the morning, i'm agitated because i have to live with another man. >> now, the closest yost comes to female companionship is through his tattoos. some of which are too graphic to show on television. >> that's what i dream about, that's all i got. you know? >> i remember when we met aaron, the man was tattooed, incredibly inked. if one word describes him, it's intense, just full of energy. and i remember when my producer asked him, what's the daily routine? he just started right in on t

prescription free and save on refills at advaircopd.com. >>> it's monday at california's kern valley statens it's laundry day. >> a lot of guys don't trust the laundries. we do the laundry ourselves. some do it in the sink. me, i do it in the shower so i can really get it clean. soap it up, rinse it out, wring it out. get a little workout in the meantime. good as new after two hours. just like mamma taught me. >> it's also the best night for television. >> monday night, primetime tv come on and i watch the primetime shows. my favorite shows right now are "24," "smallville," "grey's anatomy," "desperate housewives." you know what i'm saying? i love you bri. redhead. >> armstrong's weekly routine will continue indefinitely. he's serving 25 years to life for first-degree murder. >> sometimes i can see the victim in my case when i'm walking, you know what i'm saying? it's like demons that never go away. i have dreams about it, you know? >> the victim was a friend who learned that armstrong was involved in drug dealing and credit card fraud. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still liv

. >> we met officer epperson at the kern valley state prison in california. armed only with pepper spray and a baton, he's the lone officer responsible for supervising the inmate kitchen staff. >> i have six, seven inmates back here now. i've got one sitting on the line. granted, i got four, five cops outside that door. that door's locked. there's only one dude out there with the key. you have to trust them to a certain extent. they have no reason to assault me. unless they're totally pissed off or i disrespect them. >> among the inmates epperson places his trust in is the number two cook, carter hill. >> tell me what your sentence is. >> murder. >> you're here for murder? >> yeah. >> what's your sentence? >> 51 to life. >> you know, it's interesting. sometimes there's this dynamic in prison when you're interviewing somebody, if there's a corrections officer and an inmate together, they'll pretty much watch their ps and qs. they'll tell you into the camera what the other guy wants to hear. but when we met carter hill, we got some real brutal honesty that day

valley. already three reported tornadoes in the state of illinois. again, the farmers would like some rain but no high winds and not too much rain. that will make it more difficult to get into the muddy fields. lester. >>> there's a growing health alert at one of the most popular tourist des naitinations in the country. health officials say two people have died after being exposed to a mouse born virus there. they are warning thousands more who have overnighted at the park that they may be at risk. >> reporter: they come do see the trees and acre after acre of unmatched natural beauty. an estimated 75,000 people will visit yosemite park but this comes with warning.

state in the country would benefit. you look at the companies based in silicon valley. they have offices, you want to expand your business, think about those young people in colorado. everything -- stated say the same thing. that money would get spent over the country very rapidly. >> thank you. governor brown. >> it is a good idea to bring back that $1 trillion sitting out there. how to do that, it remains to be seen. but then that will require some other tax. that would be my big request like everybody else. get america's finances under control and that will take both parties. it will take taxes and it will take reduction in commitments that have been made. it now can be validated. let's get this but do it in a way that exacerbates the uncertain economy. the second -- we have to happen through innovation. whether it is the space program or tax credits for renewable energy. all that is important. we have to keep that going. that will get hard because we will face is demographics. that is my 74th birthday on april 7. i am aware of the and aging population which i have be

state qb mack fakes the handoff. throws to bill belton in stead. gets into the end zone. happy valley just that. penn state up 7-0. ohio's quarterback tyler tittleton, got a second half comeback in mind here in the third quarter. boom, one of three touchdowns for the bobcats after the break, and penn state falls in the opener, 24-14. >>> a couple other local college football scores to mention. west virginia, they win big over marshall. 69-34. right now in the fourth quarter, howard trails morehouse 23-17. >>> baseball, don't look now. the orioles are back to being three games behind the yankees. i really mean that. do not look. because they had them right where they wanted them and couldn't hold on. cut to down to two games last night. middle game today. match irk really, two on for manny machado, second here. sends this one to shallow center. chris davis comes on to score. 2-0 baltimore. the birds would lead 3-0. the yanks tie it, and then in the seventh, they blow it. hardy here cannot field swisher's hard grounder. edouard oh yoon ynunez, scores game-winning run on an error. and the game set for tomorrow at 1:0

along the east bay shore with 70s and possibly 80s in the east bay valleys around monterey bay 61, 72 at santa cruz. around the state in the central valley 80s and 90s, 78 tahoe upper 70s to mid 80s los angeles and san diego. first pitch 62, dropping to 65. tomorrow and state warmest days, sunday the coolest, slight moderation monday through wednesday. >>> good morning. live look at golden gate bridge where they are getting ready to configure southbound commute, crews taking off, northbound roadwork is in the process of being picked up, should be a nice drive down the waldo smooth sailing east shore freeway into the macarthur maze, no delays bay bridge toll maving -- moving smoothly into san francisco, first reports of accident 24 east right before 68, howard street closed for the convention between third and fourth with the giants game today expect a lot of traffic anywhere around at&t park, mosconey center. >>> it is 4:56. you are looking live houston, texas where -- [ unintelligible ] that's the chase plane that follows the endeavour as it goes around. we don't see that aircraft maybe it has taken off already. do

some of that getting inside of the bay but otherwise the valley should stay mostly clear with this and whether not only here but around the statet in central valley with 93 degrees in fresno and 85 degrees f in yosemite, 73 degrees in lake tahoe. high-pressure now building an overhead as the ridge builds in. it will set the stage for warmer weather over the next couple of days. maybe getting a little bit hot in the valleys. at the computer model picking up on that patchy fog. high-pressure six overhead so even overnight tonight you see low clouds and fog along the coastline, maybe some patches in the day but for the most part staying clear. temperatures 77 in milpitas and 78 in san jose, the state senators in the '80s this afternoon and in the central baby keep you about 66 degrees and sunny in san fransisco with 71 in alameda and 83 degrees in santa rosa. the next couple of days we crank up those temperatures, as we head into the weekend it looks like we're going to see a strong bridge building and. maybe a weak offshore rich growing. this is that correct some of the year where we have some fantastic beautiful weather but with

governor brown, i'm sure you know that on any given day, people from other states are knocking on doors of co's in the valley and trying to get them to expand in other states or move to other states. someone in this room may have engaged in that. >> they cannot all expand in california. we are try to help california. quex their offering tax breaks. >> we are not offering a break. >> not only you. what do you say to the ceo's? what are you trying to do it? what are two or three things you are doing to keep companies here? >> we take specifics. i met yesterday with the representative of nissan and they're very interested and supportive of the installation of high-speed chargers throughout california. we have a plan, criticized by some but nevertheless, well funded by a legal settlement of $100 million. to get these charging stations in throughout the bay area and down the coast to los angeles. they sold 5000 electric cars and they want to keep expanding. problem, permits. some people are making it hard, some cds are making it too difficult to get these charging stations up and running. we will deal with that c

mid 70s to mid 80s east bay valleys, 76 dublin, 86 brentwood. 60s around the monterey bay. around the state in the central valley, 90s from sacramento, 91 fresno 97, upper 70s to low 80s san diego and los angeles. rockies take on giants, 57 at 7:15 dropping to 54. tomorrow and wednesday coolest days in the forecast. slow warming trend thursday, friday, saturday. another cooling trend could begin sunday. >>> good morning. live shot of 80 through berkeley, past university and on into the macarthur maze looking good light at this hour, that's how we like it. san mateo bridge from foster city towards hayward eastbound, headlights looking good, no problems, light on the westbound side as well as you head towards the highrise towards foster city out of hayward area. elsewhere we have that roadwork eastbound highway 4 closed until 5:30 this morning, eastbound at loveridge, westbound moving well as you head out. out of the central valley tracy towards the altamont pass, less than 15 minutes to the dublin pleasanton area. >>> new concerns about kids and salt. according to the cdc american children e

what's left of hurricane isaac will make for a soggy labor day for the ohio valley and mid-atlantic statesof the same for parts of tennessee, alabama and the carolinas, much of the same. hot and dry for the southern plains and the southwest. cooler temperatures will arrive in the northern rockies and upper midwest. the west coast should remain dry. >>> in sports this morning, first place in the american league central on the line last night in detroit. the tigers trying to claw their way into a tie with the white sox. game tied at 1 in the sixth. young hits one out in a hurry. a three-run homer to make it 4-1 tigers. ace, justin verlander strikes out 11. the tigers win this thing, 4-2. >>> the braves trying to avoid a sweep. at the hands of the philly. atlanta trailing in the bottom of the ninth. 40-year-old chipper jones delivers a walk-off three-run shot to right that caps a five-run ninth inning rally. the braves win it. -8-7. >>> >>> a teenager goes deep deep for the rangers. he homers in this first major league at-bat. the hotshot prospect is just the third teenager to accomplish that

to come up with a plan to drain the hetch hetchy reservoir and restore the hetch hetch valley to its natural state. please explain why you support or oppose measure f? miss johnson? >> yes. i think i'm one of the only candidates who supports measure f. it's not necessarily that you have to drain hetch hetchy. hetch hetchy is one of nine reservoirs. the city of san francisco is one of the only cities and, in fact the only city that did not respond to a survey of water recycling. the city will not do anything and they say they cannot recycle water for ten years, even though there is already best practices. so this study would find out ways that we can improve -- we used to get most of our water from the undergroundwater infrastructure, but that has not been maintained properly. so we have been relying more and more on hetch hetchy, which was created by damming the tuolumne river, where we get our water. so it's a study to fund researching ways to improve our water system. >> it's interesting that hope and i get this question, because we just remailed on this topic about two hours ago and i have been

valleys. the entire state dry right now.tray shower around palm springs i think the hotness is going to be the big story as we look at temperatures around 108 in palm springs, 80s l.a. and san diego, 90s through the central valley into yosemite, upper 70s tahoe and big sur. >>> a look now at what trending on er in the bay area. happy labor day, match box 20, charlotte where the democrat national convention is, bonanza and barbecue, oh yeah. follow us at twitter.com/ abc7 news bay area. >>> in afghanistan, americans special forces suspended the training of new recruits to an afghan village militia until the entire 16,000 member force can be rescreened for possible links to insurgents. the move is latest response to series of insider shootings carried out by members of the afghan police and army against western troops. 45 nato service members have been killed in such attacks this year the american death toll for august was 12. the training suspension is expected to last about a month while the revetting takes place. >>> secret

valley. heading down to monterey, sunshine in the afternoon and mid 60s around monterey and pacific grove. hanging around 80s around morgan hill. traveling around the state. mid to upper 90s in the central valley to hundred in palm springs. a very small chance of a thunderstorm has just about left the entire state. it's going to be warm today. guess who is back in town? they lost last night but they are having a great road tri-. orioles and a's, dropping down to 57 by 10:00. don't forget its fireworks friday at coliseum. you can see clouds out to the coast. most of us in the 50s. let's take a look at accu-weather seven-day forecast, you can see a gradual cooling trend that will drop our temperatures a little bit below average by the time we get to next week. expect a lot of morning cloud cover. >>> good morning everyone. road work in lanes heading north and southbound 101 through marin county and major repaving project. these bright lights the workers have out there. it's hard to see. it's very difficult to see if you are traveling through the construction zone. be aware of that through southern marin and greenbrae, all was the toy the golden gate bridge

with it here give us a cooler environment and puts united states between the warmth and the valley and cool at the coast and the temperatures like these right down the middle. lots of 70's, 80 somewhere. outside brentwood, around the bay lots of mid70's. thursday looks nice and you probably -- friday will be warmer. these are the forecast highs for thursday, 75, napa81 fairfield. lots of city. low average. that one buzz on friday. that's why we will warm up. 79 morgan hill. 62 half moon bay. you can't complain. it's almost perfect. it's a fall pattern as many would say, i would say -- one of the finest season of the bay area and we are seeing it now. folks at the coast. lot of fog in the morning but they have been seeing sun. >> thank you bill. >> being you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. . >>> alex smith choice of hats could be a very expen

with it here give us a cooler environment and puts united states between the warmth and the valley andhe cool at the coast and the temperatures like these right down the middle. lots of 70's, 80 somewhere. outside brentwood, around the bay lots of mid70's. thursday looks nice and you probably -- friday will be warmer. these are the forecast highs for thursday, 75, napa81 fairfield. lots of city. low average. that one buzz on friday. that's why we will warm up. 79 morgan hill. 62 half moon bay. you can't complain. it's almost perfect. it's a fall pattern as many would say, i would say -- one of the finest season of the bay area and we are seeing it now. folks at the coast. lot of fog in the morning but they have been seeing sun. >> thank you bill. >> what was grandma's cold remedy? hi, primo! asopao! right, asopao! there you go cuz, so you can sweat it out! oh, and music... ( all ) music? ... heals the soul. the power to share unites us. verizon brings your entire family the savings of the share everything plan. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and data you can share with up to 10 device

valley group. it claims that the state did not fully review environmental concerns.otal price of the system is at least $68 billion. when it's completed, the line will travel from sacramento to san diego. >>> a riot at the folsom prison ended with 12 inmates injured. prison officials say they will need a few days to examine the video and figure out the cause of the riot and who's responsible. >>> it was remained on the cooler side this afternoon, mainly in the 60s and 70s. we did see a couple low 80s in the inland valleys. 81 in antioch, 80 in fairfield. cooler conditions closer to the coastline. tomorrow, a similar day. not quite as much fog, and it's going to clear quicker. temperatures are still going to be in the 60s and 70s. a few degrees warmer in the south bay tomorrow. into friday, even warmer conditions thanks to winds out of the north picking up. that's going to help clear out the fog through most of the bay area, and warm temperatures back into the 70s and 80s for the most part. tell believe short-lived. saturday, more cloud cover and cooler temperatures r

valleys. live doppler across the state is dry, it will remain that way today, 90s throughout the central valleyalm springs, san diego 77, 82 in l.a., tahoe today 76. >>> 5:48. it has been six months since a morgan hill teenager disappeared on her way to school. people gathered sunday to honor sierra lamar who has not been seen by family or friends since the morning of march 16th, now presumed killed. family, friends and search volunteers released a balloon attached to a card each wrote a personal message to her. antolin garcia-torres has been charged with lamar's murder based on dna evidence investigators found in his car and on her clothing found. no mention of her accused killer yesterday only vows from volunteers who say they will do what it takes to find her. >> washington and tokyo have a deal to put a second missile defense system in japan. the radar system is aimed at protecting the region against north korean missiles not directed at china. analysts say the decision is sure to anger beijing. >>> thousands of chinese rallied against japan in a port city police had to use tear gas and wat

valleys. low to upper 60s monterey bay, mid 70s to low 80s inland. traveling around the stateo mid 90s central valleys, 73 tahoe, mid to upper 70s san diego and l.a.. huge jump in temperatures tomorrow four to six degrees, another two to four degrees warmer friday, a couple more saturday mid 90s inland, mid 80s around the bay, low 70s at our beaches. get there early saturday, i bet they are going to be crowded. >>> good morning. happy wednesday, if your drive takes you past golden gate fields on east shore freeway, light traffic, no issues into the macarthur maze. no problems on the san mateo bridge, tail lights headed towards the highrise foster city, san mateo everything at the limit, eastbound towards hayward direction as well. roadwork eastbound 4 between bailey and railroad scheduled to be picked up later this afternoon. not only 1:00 this is eastbound direction. westbound looking good out of antioch towards pittsburg. north 880 to east 37 roadwork on-ramp should be picked up in a little while. drive times coming to the altamont pass, towards the 680 dublin interchange, h

san francisco mid to upper 60s bay shore, 70s inland, 80s east bay valleys, a little below average, live doppler quiet across the state0s through the central valley up in yosemite, 101 hot springs, san diego and l.a. afternoon sun, upper 70s to low 80s, tahoe sunny and 76. >>> what is trending on twitter in the bay area: hash tag ows for occupy wall street as we've been reporting today is the first anniversary of occupy movement. events in san francisco, new york and other u.s. cities. also trending, jewish today is the first full day of rosh hashanah, jewish new year began last night and ends tomorrow night. follow us at twitter.com/ abc7 news bay area for the latest. >>> now let's check in with amy for what is coming up on "good morning america" at 7 a.m.. >>> good morning. caught on tape, video that has shocked the world 300 pound gorilla playing with a toddler. this morning the little girl who is now all grown-up joins us live with her father, why did they do it? next on gma. >>> three crewmembers from the international space station are pwhaoepblg on terra firma this morning. they landed last night which today in

about the state getting caught in the central valley. 092 degrees expected in sacramento. 73 degrees and sunny in lake tahoe. high pressure centered but in the bay area for the next couple of days. maybe somebody's by the end of the week. on icon to to get rid of the fog entirely. plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. 78 degrees in san jose 76 in fremont and 73 in his word. of 72 and 65 in san francisco and 82 in santa rosa. there's still flooded there will be '90s and the ballet in the cool down ever so slightly in the weekend. >>> a photographer to do it is standing by at what one and the key. traffic is crews and ride home. no room work reported in the annals of this area. thing should be moving along nicely for them to support a drug. these are repeat of long will run. putting force reports of possible, far north and his staff city. but crews are heading out to the scene. on a good on mass transit of things are right on time. road work in the fed a in the still clocking in the recipes. what lay amid the clothes in that area. if you're working a with north and not a lot of cars if

valley. already three reported tornadoes in the state of illinois. again, the farmers would like some rain but no high winds and not too much rain. that will make it more difficult to get into the muddy fields. lester. >>> there's a growing health alert at one of the most popular tourist des naitinations in the country. health officials say two people have died after being exposed to a mouse born virus there. they are warning thousands more who have overnighted at the park that they may be at risk. >> reporter: they come do see the trees and acre after acre of unmatched natural beauty. an estimated 75,000 people will visit yosemite park but this comes with warning. >> there's information about the virus. >> reporter: a rare rodent born disease has been found in curry village. the centers for disease control confirm six cases so far. two have been fatal. the cdc says 10,000 campers may be exposed to the deadly virus spread through deer mice. >> there are muscle aches, pains, fever, chills headaches. >> we really upped our education within the last two

the ohio valley, there is another great book called "the united states of appalachia." an analysis of our culture. giving us the culture that we all have in the historic perspective on that. that was there. it was clearly in me and was never going to leave. when i came to california, there was an affinity i had to two or three generations earlier, the steinbeck, to california, they were ostracized. buck owens used to have a chip on his shoulder. after he died, i read something. what he told me one time was about the shame he felt about thatfamily being so pouor they had one toothbrush. i swore i would never be the sport ever again in my life. -- be this poor ever again in my life. we are shaped by all of those disparate elements in our life. i started listening, the palomino was a famous nightclub. a world-famous country nightclub that started in the early 1950's. everybody stops there and played. the owner told me one night, i was really proud for him that i was able to pull in to that night club. down the block, they were lined up. we were in his office and he had a s

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in the state inland valleys ,, upper 80s near fairfield ,, office clerks and pleasanton .on city and hayward . upper 60s for downtown san francisco . upper studies for the most heart of the north bay . >> here is a look at your 7 day run the bay . we are acting rifle cooling to continue into the work week and then things will warm up as we have is the next weekend . >> a reminder from officials at sfo ,, there is still the possibility of backups . there is a shutdown of one of the major rival runways . it is closed for safety improvement work and will remain closed through tomorrow morning . >> moderate turning our attention to national news . this week and has been a dangerous one for helicopter and plane crashes across the u. s. . one person was killed in a helicopter crash in some from the truth . the chopper went down and mercer counties saturday afternoon . a plane crashed in the southwest part of missouri claiming the lives of all five people on board including three children between the ages of 10 and 16 . investigators believe that the plane was trying to land at t

in other news...san jose state is joining other csu's to offer a doctoral of nursing practice degree. sjsu's valley foundation school of nursing is coordinating the new program. it is designed to develop advanced competencies for increasingly complex practice, teaching, and leadership roles in nursing, and to provide an advanced educational credential in nursing. applicants must meet specific requirements. they will not receive a ph.d. ">>>what they are hoping to get out of the doctoral nursing program, is how to engage people, how to get them on board and motivate them to make the lifestyle changes to make the decisions that are needed to generally improve the health literacy of our entire population." more information about dnp is available at the health center on the fourth floor. the health center is open monday through friday from 9:00 am until 4:00 p.m. what usually looks like an empty field with deserted runways was bustling with people and anticipation last week as moffit field and nasa's west coast research center were honored with a historic fly-by. update news was there for the flyover a

valley group. it claims that the state cannot review environmental concerns. the total price is at least $68 billion. when it is completed it will go from sacramento towards san diego cured and a riot at folsom prison left 10 inmate in the effort. this was at a maximum security 10 inmates--was ain injured. and one inmate was shot from a prison guard. no word on the cause. >> we are going to see very little change is going for tomorrow but more changes by friday. the wind will clear that fog and cooling the temperatures. 60s, 70's expected for tomorrow. however, 80s but short lived as the good towards cooler weather. and temperatures are going to be in the '70s in the south by. 77 degrees in los gatos. semaphore in san jose. in an velez, 70's, 80's, and 84 degrees in antioch. 83 degrees in fairfield. 60s with upper 60s, for the coast. it should clear, earlier tomorrow. more sunshine and temperatures will be more widespread 70's. a look at your extended forecast with much of the same as we go towards friday. warmer weather expected and less fog. pumping up and a

in the future on campus, bentli bejan, update news it may be the end of valley transportation authority free rides for san jose state students. vta is proposing a 2 dollars 52 cent fee for students to use the buses and light rail. currently there is no fee. but in an effort to ease transportation costs elliot alagueuzian says the city will provide more parking spaces for car share companies. ">>>zip cars can be rented online and are left in car share parking spaces. "i have the vta pass so i just usually take public transportation and that works fine enough for me but sometimes you need to get places faster so it sounds it'll probably work out really well." but finding a parking space is becoming more of a hassle. so city coucil member sam liccardo proposed more parking for car share companies such as zip cars. " we're certainly reducing the parking demand in high density areas particularly around the downtown. and we're also seeing significant reduction in the amount of driving that's happening because people are simply more judicious about how they drive." liccardo says transportation costs in the bay area can tak

valley. it is a unique system that exists here. there are company said its scale >>> is planned be 12 mi. off but in the state fourth the city. where we between surfaces go? >>> at half moon bay to be used as a point of reference. maybe 12 mi. west southwest of hoffmann bay. >>> we you come there and live there as well? if you're from another country? >>> this could be a work place. >>> read the offending >>> we're getting it from different investors. >>> your are getting a lot of support there. you're also getting criticism from people say how come this project is going for it and going to make entrepreneurship more available for people from other countries and what about people here who are out of work and do not have the funds to start? >>> i would say that what you do with the project is create jobs here. the ultimate goal would to move the company's to silicon valley. it is the best place in a region from san francisco to san jose and you be able to get a certain amount of funding and to develop the local people and to move legally to silicon valley and open offices. this is the only place tip the scale a company and wha

i'm going to penn state to see navy play. >> and happy valley, we'll have that forecast coming up at 5:30. thank you, just for me. i appreciate that. >>> the first di of school ended with a scary experience for a kinder gardner -- kindergartener in seattle. the teachers insisted he should get in the car of an employee instead of going on the bus like his mom told him to. >> i did not know who she was, and i didn't know the car and i was crying. >> reporter: the day care says the school insisted they pick taylor up even though they had no record of him attending that day care. his mom wag terrified when he didn't get off the bus. they called the school and they didn't know where he was either. after searching through paperwork, they figured out he was sent to the wrong police and he eventually made it home safe and sound. >>> breast feeding in public, and the controversy has entered the classroom. we first told you about this story yesterday. an american university professor had to bring her sick daughter with her to class, and when the baby started to fuss, she fed her. the professor