vic was even mayor of palo alto. kate kelly says none of that prepared them for what happened nine years ago. >> i was very naive thinking, boy, i have great kids and i'm a good guy and everything is just fine. >> reporter: that's when vic and mary ojakian learned that their 21-year-old son adam a student at uc-davis died by suicide. >> most people ask the question, why? >> reporter: what vic and mary learned after talking with adam's friends and professors was that for the first time adam was dealing with depression. >> he did show some signs but nobody had ever been trained to recognize these thing. >> reporter: not adam, his friends or teachers knew enough to get him the help that was available. suicide is the second leading cause of death among college aged students and 70% don't seek treatment. vic and mary realized there was a lack of awareness of. people didn't want to talk about mental illness and there had been cutbacks. >> a lot of campuses were cutting back on things and the first thing they decide to cut

vic? >> key note speaker just finished a spee. you can see the crowd filing out of the building. they're going talk over here cross lanes of i 80 that is where they're going to hold the ceremony now we are waiting for some of the dignitaries to come here but he maybe is taking his own car. supervisor weiner how are you? >> good. how are you? >> what is going through your mind? >> after a quarter century it's just amazing. it's just inspirational that this beautiful bridge is going to be safe >> we're waiting for the lieutenant governor. there he s let's go, chris. how are you? >> good to see you, sir. >> i never see you out of a suit and tie. >> i know that. is what my news director says. i have to apologize. >> what goes through your snind. >> you know what goes through my mind? any mi kids. i have two kids that are of age to notice things. and three and two and a 7 week old. every time we go across the bridge they're mesmerized. the scale and scope of these structures. >> we have to thank senator brown we see these images of the then governor. there is a prominent role it's a m

vic and mary realized there was a lack of awareness of.'t want to talk about mental illness and there had been cutbacks. >> a lot of campuses were cutting back on things and the first thing they decide to cut back on is their mental health services. >> reporter: so the ojakians lobbied for millions of dollars through a statewide initiative so that all uc, state and community colleges could expand student mental health services. >> vic and mary have made talking about mental health an okay thing to do. >> reporter: stephanie welch oversees the state student mental health program. >> we want to make sure that we provide resources, education, that we teach people about the warning signs and that people know that suicide is preventable. >> reporter: in santa clara county, the ojakians helped create a countywide strategic plan for suicide prevention. and when a palo alto school experienced a rash of suicides, they work on a prevention program that's being adopted by school districts around the state to. >> things can change. so there are things

vic? >> reporter: richard michael being held in glenn burnie. funeral planned for tomorrow at the church. he was one of 12 people gunned down by gunman aaron alech is during a shooting rampage at the washington navy yard. he was a former maryland state trooper and worked for the state police back to you. >> >> he is survived by three daughters, a permanent memorial it going up in a park in the westminster community to honor his life. >> >> pilot of a plane had a heart attack and despite heroic efforts to save him, he died. >> a crisis in the air on thursday for united airlines flight 1603. a spokes woman said the boeing 737 left houston, headed for seattle. shortly after takeoff, the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. then, the plane made an emergency landing. united airlines said the captain of the plane suffered a heart attack. at least two passengers rushed to help instead of giving cpr. >> several people helped to give him cpr all the way down and they got the emt's there and got him off. >> passengers say the situation was tense, but

vic and mary realized that was a lack of awareness. people didn't want to talk about mental illness, and there had been cut backs sgla lot of these campuses were cutting back on things. the first thing they decide today cut back on was mental health services. >> so they lobbied dpr millions of dollars through a stiet-wide initiative so all uc, state and community colleges could expand student mental health services. >> vic and mary have made talking about mental health an okay thing to do. >> stephny welsch oversees the state and student mental health program. >> we want to make sure we provide resources, education, that we teach people about the warning signs and that people know that suicide is preventable. >> in santa clara county, they helped create a county-wide strategic plan for suicide prevention, and when a palo alto school experienced a rash of suicides, they worked on a prevention program that's being adopted by school districts around the state. >> things can change so there are things we can do. we don't have to suffer in

we go to the vic, we have a drink and we show the world that there is nothing wrong. i can't do that, sam. yes, zoe. you can... it's not really my style but it fits perfectly. - look, i'm clearly going down like a lead balloon here. - no, no you're fine. to tell you the truth, chrissie. i've been having a bit of a rough time. i've got things preying on my mind... - i had a couple of whiskies... - sure... sure, what? sure, shut up? or sure, you understand? sure, i understand. i've had better times myself. you know what? i'd say you'd had a lot better times. - what do you mean? - i look at you and i see someone very unhappy. if you ever want to do anything about it, you know where i am. there you are... - like the outfit. - very funny. i need a word. well, i'm busy. i got a date... - let's go, babe. - listen, i'm gonna take a rain check, danny. over here, now. stuck behind the bar are you, chrissie? - zoe, what are you doing here? - we've come for a drink. on the house. what do you want, zo? - are you mad? - hmm. i fancy some champagne. a bottle of your finest, please,

vic lee abc 7 news. >> the massiveim fire near yomite park is now 57% contained. this afternoon, acuation advisories lifted for pond rosa hills in area asong south side of highway 108 but the section along highway 120 from buck meadows is still under evacuation orders. the rim re has now burned 235,000 acres since breaking out two weeks ago. 111 structures hav including 11 homes. >> firefighters battling the blaze in yosemite have been getting help from an unmanned aircraft. the national guard predator drone is being redeployed to send back realtime information on ho spots. >> so it appears worst is also over when it comes to threatening pouer and water pplies. three generators feeding power to the city back up and rung now they had to be shut down

b: the production she saw at the old vic was a shakespeare production, not the cherry orchard. the v in the photograph is not the v in chekhov, as much as you'd like me to think so. it's the v in henry the fifth, which was on two weeks after gorin's defection, which is when the photograph was taken. you're not suggesting i was involved in this? well, i can't think of any other way it could have happened. can you? so vlessing is implicated, about to be questioned and he's tipped off by, i wonder, whom? you didn't want me anywhere near him, did you? why? i told you. because you know very well he'd have said he'd never been anywhere near the old vic and had no idea what the eternity ring was. and what would be the point of creating a fake spy ring? good question. you tell me. i'm not the one explaining myself. yet! if you've got a theory, foyle, i want to hear it. but i think this may be the time to keep your voice down. william chambers? what about him? you doubt his integrity? there might be a better word? i think he's unreliable. double agent, is this what you're saying? so it'

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vic? >> okay, christie. thank you so much. the school district says they will review policy after the school year. just look under local news. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. doctors weigh in on manny machado's injury and what it might mean for him and the orioles season. >>> the terps are returning to cold field house. and for lefty drizel and gary williams to take part. >>> and televisions are find their way into more and more restaurants. even upscale restaurants. for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast, from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> and still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> severe weather in the philippines. heavy monsoon rains spawn landslides, leaving nearly two dozen people dead. how much longer the deadly conditions could last. >>> baby veronica back home. what led to her being returned to her adoptive parents? >>> bob turk. more of this perfect weathe

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. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >>> the fbi has released dramatic video from the navy yard shooting in washington, d.c. it shows the shooter, moving around the building with his weapon. vinita nair has the latest for wjz. >>> surveillance video shows aaron alexis pulling up to the navy yard in washington, d.c. and then prowling, the third and fourth floors with the sawed-off shotgun. you even see him run towards the group of people at the end of a hallway. the newly-released images don't answer why he gunned down 12 people last week. but the fbi says it now knows his mindset when he entered. >> there are indicators that alexis was prepared to die during the attack. and that he accepted death as the inevitable consequence of his actions upon. >> reporter: the shotgun he used, sawed off on both ends had three messages etched into it. not what y' all say, on one. one side read, better off this way, my e.l.f. weapon. >> alexis held a delusional belief that he was being controlled or

politicians have a lot to say vic lee continues our coverage hi, vic. >> hi. well lots of speeches ak owe as you can image yichblt this is about two thirds through. governor brown is out of town. there are about 800 to a thousand people here in the building. it's a warehouse that once held equipment to repair trains on the bay bridge and this place, i'm told may be turned into a museum. we saw former mayor willie brown and two mayors have been here. we spoke to congress woman barbara lee. >> i'm glad with addition of bike and pedestrian lanes we're moving closer to an integrated transit sigs tim good for the environment and community. now, remember this was to be a public ceremony but it was canceled in july because of the repairs of the bolts that there would have been a bridge walk. committee but that is private event so after this is true, gavin newsom is the last speaker and dig tear yeez will walk about 50 yards will be doing a chain cutting. >>> the bay bridge bike path tomorrow will be open to the public for the first time named after alex zuckerman. th

helped kick start a new wave of snowboarders across the country not least attracting american star vicwilde i didn't have any good thought david had states that i wasn't going to reach the goals that i wanted and thus it was an opportunity to get the balls. to be able to do what i wanted to do the twenty seven year old had originally competed for his native country but applied for russian citizenship in twenty eleven after marrying snowboard world champion young as a first in the world then claim bronze stores adopted country at this year's world championships in quebec and says he's now used to representing russia so it's been like this for a while now so it's not too too new for me. if you're good you know we had a great offseason now it's starting to get into the winter dancer. it's nice to be back on so. meanwhile that arsenal will be targeting olympic gold in sochi i'm a twenty four year old says she'll be trying to avoid any distractions in the build up something a husband has been teaching or to me she brought a new attitude because he has a way he's way more aggressive than i a

b: the production she saw at the old vic was a shakespeare production, not the cherry orchard. the v in the photograph is not the v in chekhov, as much as you'd like me to think so. it's the v in henry the fifth, which was on two weeks after gorin's defection, which is when the photograph was taken. you're not suggesting i was involved in this? well, i can't think of any other way it could have happened. can you? so vlessing is implicated, about to be questioned and he's tipped off by, i wonder, whom? you didn't want me anywhere near him, did you? why? i told you. because you know very well he'd have said he'd never been anywhere near the old vic and had no idea what the eternity ring was. and what would be the point of creating a fake spy ring? good question. you tell me. i'm not the one explaining myself. yet! if you've got a theory, foyle, i want to hear it. but i think this may be the time to keep your voice down. william chambers? what about him? you doubt his integrity? there might be a better word? i think he's unreliable. double agent, is this what you're saying? so it'

parish has another two in our vic here. so our perp's not a sharpshooter.e've only found four bullets, and there are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 shell casings on the ground. there's no blood trail leading out of here. exactly, and not a drop of blood outside of the spatter from our vic here. so there's no second victim? so where's the fifth bullet? the bullet was made of ice. okay, great. yeah, send her up. fink's wife is on her way up. fires the bullet. it melts before we can find it. an ice bullet. hellan ice bullet, are you even paying attention to me? no. you aren't saying anything worth paying attention to. yo. uniforms are still canvassing, but so far, they still haven't found any blood trails outside the gallery. and c.s.u.'s reswept the scene twice. no sign of our fifth bullet. i'm telling you, ice bullet. nah, bro. an ice bullet would still make a bullet hole. you mean ice hole. what'd you just call me? guys, what else? we checked fink's cell phone records. he got a call at 9:19 p.m., an hour before he was killed, from a blocked cell phone number. phone records

kai back to you. >> vic, thank you. eric holder will ultimately make the decision as to whether profession cue -- prosecutors will seek the death penalty. >>> boston's police commissioner ed davis says today he is leaving the job at seven years. davis says it is time for a change for both him and the city. the 57-year-old says he is leaning heavily toward a fellowship at harvard university. >>> maryland's unemployment rate continues to be below average. maryland is still recovering jobs it lost in the great rescission but the governor says the state is making strides. in the last 12 months he says maryland has created more than 43,000 new jobs. >>> spending show down. there's just a week to go before the u.s. government runs out of money to operate. nancy cortis reports from washington. a spending bill now heads to the senate. with one week to go before the coffers run dry, house republicans are defending their strategy. >> we don't want to shut the government. i want to make it clear we want to shut down obama care. >>

. >> reporter: hi vic, one woman we spoke with says it's a death that never should have happened. in fact, she says alcohol may have been involved. baltimore police not commenting on this investigation although they say charges are expected to be filed. on the second floor of this home on north broadway is where 5 -month-old morrisson stopped breathing. >> she was like my baby is dead. and i was like, what? did you call 911. and when she brought her downstairs she was limp. >> reporter: very little details are being released about the baby's death. but baltimore police say they were called to the home for an unresponsive child. little riya died at the hospital. the roommate say it is mother told her she had been drinking. >> that's what she said she accidentally rolled over on the baby. she was drunk and she rolled over on the baby. >> reporter: the woman says the daughter and her mother lived in the upstairs bedroom. the little girl sleeping in the same bed as mom. neighbors with children of their own still in disbelief. >> babies need to be in a crib or in a basinet. he sleeps b

vic. >> thank you. u.s.ral eric holder will have the ultimate say on whether to seek the death penalty. >>> just days after a mass shooting in chicago injuries 13 people, including a toddler is considering bringing in the national guard. there was a surprising sign of hope this weekend. >> the assault rifle shooting in the park of 3-year-old deonte howard and three others is an example of how bad chicago's problem with gang violence can be. saturday there was this example of hope, rival gangs together playing basketball. >> you bring everybody else, work as a team, establish our goals and move on. leave all the shooting and the gang banging for the streets. >> called the peace tournament, it included nba star eric rose and isaiah thomas, both chicago natives all pushing for peace. the event is run by father flagger. >> i want to just balance it. there's this wonderful thing of peace on saturday. >> how to find that balance is the problem. illinois's governor is suggesting bringing in the national guard. >> a

so who's our vic? local celeb.roundskeeper found her tucked behind this fountain early this morning. she's actually the weather girl for whny--mandy michaels. mandy michaels? yeah. really? yeah. oh, man. i watched her every night. she had the best... forecasts. what? l-listen, as a single man, i appreciated her assets. you can't tell me people watched her for the weather. welcome back. thank you. you--what, are you doing something different? no. why? i don't know. something's changed. so how'd she die? (esposito) single g.s.w. shot was called in by neighbors last night at 10:28 p.m. which fits lividity. there's also signs of a struggle. vic has bruises on her upper arm and her blouse was ripped. (esposito) there's no sign of a wallet, purse, or phone. sounds like a mugging gone wrong. i got tech pinging her phone as we speak. speaking of which, i'm gonna go check on that. (camera shutter clicking) you guys still haven't buried the hatchet? it is what it is. so according to mandy's producer at whny, she was last see

. >> and i'm vic carter. >> a beloved baltimore raven injured by a stripper. jacoby jones was on a party bus after sunday's win when things got out of hand. the incident making national headlines. here's meghan mccorkell with details. >> reporter: off john harbaugh says he is not impressed with the early morning antics of some of his team. >> caught for the first down. >> reporter: jacoby jones used to getting hit on the football field but he was far from the ravens stadium when he took a hard hit early monday morning. according to a report that first appeared on tmz, jones seen here in a photo was attending a birthday party at a d.c. nightclub. he was inside a party bus with other ravens players when a brawl broke out and an exotic dancer smashed jones in the head with a giant sam pain bottle. on the -- champagne bottle. on the right you can see the bottle in question. a police source says jones was profusely bleeding. >> it's not something we want to be known for. i would like to think it's not something the guys want to be known for. it's nothing to be prou

vic? >> let's take a look. it's like a ghost town. the caravan of cars followed by the dignitaries and private cars pass this here at the toll plaza most if not all of the 800 to,000 walked here this afternoon from the bridge yard building. there were a dozen speeches among those who spoke mayor ed lee and the key note speaker gavin newsom. when it's over we caught up with mayor lee and here is a little of what they told use we not only did the right thing to rebuild it for 1500 years but made it iconic. we want people to see them skpen joy them, understand the history. >> there is something magical. smk taken for granted. we did this, human beings did this. >> well, so this event is just about over and the next ig big event is the opening of the bridge. we don't know when that will be but it's definite they're opening the bridge earlier so they did a good job here. >> thank you very much. what a day it has been. the new span has been built to withstand largest earthquake expected over the next 1500 years. here is a look at how it wou

i respect vic's difference of opinion.le think it is worth more but a company like blackberry really doesn't have revenue stream or royalty stream associated with it. liz: that's not true, michael. this is company three years ago, owned 70, 7, zero percent of market shares of smartphones. its valuation of the market cap was $81 billion. the high in 2008 was $148 a share. you can understand how vick alboini is saying what happened here? it is almost a crime? >> it's sad. it is sad that this has happened but at end of the day this is about what the consumer wants, what the enterprise wants to buy and, you know whether the company's public, whether it's private, whether it ends up being bought by a financial, strategic a private equity or combination, the fundamental problem remains, which is that, first of all, blackberry has lost its cachet. literally in the u.k., in canada, and u.s., you have people reporting that they're embarrassed to be seen by a blackberry, hold on a second. let me push back on that point, vic. the pre

vic? >> let's take a look. it's like a ghost town. the caravan of cars foowed by the dignitaries and private cars pass this here at the toll plaza most if not all o the 800 to,000 walked re this afternoon from the bridge yard building. there were a dozen speeches among those who spoke mayor ed lee anthe key note speaker gavin newsom. when it's over we caught up wi mayor lee and here is a little of what they told use we not only did the right thing to rebuildt for 1500 years but made it iconic. we want people to seehem skpen joy them, understand the history. >> there is something magical. smk taken for grted. we did this, human beings did this. >> well, so this event is just about over and the next ig big event is the opening of the bridge. we don't know when that will be but it's definite they're opg the bridge earlier so they did a good job here. >> thank you very much. what a dait has been. the new span has been built to withstand largest earthquake expected ovethe next 1500 years. here is a look at how it would do that, this video

1950, the terms of the earlier massacre perpetrated by south korean forces were conflated with the vic and so the later north korean killings. buried beneath the story of the north korean massacre quite literally as it turns out was the forgotten story of the south korean carnage. the tides of cruelty continued with the tides of four s. north and south koreans try to outdo each other in eliminating suspected collaborators from the other side. the american people were appalled. by the time the war upon the 30th parallel of 1951 when armistice began, the majority of americans had turned firmly against a lawyer. now it's important to keep in mind that although we now see the korean war as a victory, mostly because we know a south korea became the wilson know what north korea became the would have the korean war veterans memorial in d.c. to commemorate that it very, the korean war was actually an extremely unpopular war by the time the fighting ended in 1953. certainly no one could've ever imagined imagined that south korea could go on to become the economic, political and cultural powerho

vic lee is live in a casual carpooling stop tonight. >> this was the fifth armed robbery in a week. we spoke to some casual carpoolers here at this stop in downtown san francisco. and while they're concerned about what happened, they all told us that they still felt that the cash wall carpooling was a safe way to commute for those victimized it was striking. -- frightening. >> now, no matter where you're at, you cannot know what is going to happen nowadays. it doesn't matter if you're in a carpool line or not. >> no one we spoke to heard someone being robbed in a carpool line but it happened this morning. >> when have you someone standing there with a gun, you know? pulling a gun, threatening to, what are you going to do? >> give them valuables. that is what sill vee skporj seven carpoolers did this morning. after pick up stop here at rockridge. telling abc 7 news that three young men walked towards those standing in line. one of them pulled out a gun. >> in front of everybody, then told with us a robry. you snow to give them everything. >> saying robbers hit the jackpot. >> they to

imagine going back home to your vic destroyed by war and it's overgrown, and you have to start. how do you find a way to sustain your family, actually live next door to your neighbor who has been your enemy during the war, and how do you weave the fabric of that community back together again. what do you lose? what do you gain? what -- how you get around all of this. that's. >> host: after the book was published, your first trip back to sierra leon, what was that like? >> guest: very difficult because i had gone back to place i functioned as a boy soldier and i was going back as a young adult who had -- who has written and had some writing now. so very difficult to look at the places. it brought back a lot of difficult memories, and now people recognize me as well. >> host: are you a celebrity there? >> guest: yes, yes, i am. but i try to hide under the radar. when i'm there i'm in my flip-flops and shorts, and i speak the language very well. so i just try to be a regular person because it's good for my writing as well. want to observe without people feeling i'm intrusive, so i

vic back to you. >> it would be a great read and congratulations to him and the ravens. the ravens taking on the buffalo bills. watch it. kickoff is at 1:00 and stay tune after the action after our post game coverage, highlights and reaction from the ravens and analysis from the ravens wally williams and that's here on wjz. >>> next is coming up on wjz eyewitness news. >>> i saw them working on the captain. i didn't see much of that, but i knew something was wrong with the captain. >> what happens when a captain suffers a heart attack midair? >>> justice for bernette is a cold case and why they say a jury can heat it up. the details are straight ahead. it's not a plane or bird but a blimp over baltimore. i'm kristy and i'm going to talk about why it's going to be here next week when wjz returns. >>> it's pleasant and squared as we enter the workweek. stick around for the workweek forecast. >>> complete coverage continues with vic carter and weather with bob turk and tim williams and sports with mark >>> it's partly cloudy. 69 degrees in central maryland. the forecast is

abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us live now at the cres crestmoor naibtd. vic? >> this is the neighborhood crestmoor ground zero of the blast. now, big homes have replaced many of those that were were destroyed. you can see construction here like one goesing over there. the construction there on the infrom a structure of the neighborhood. you can see empty lots like this one, here. >> the evening of september 9th, 2010. a pipeline exploded causing an enormous fire. eight people were killed, 66 injured. 38 homes destroyed. 17 badly damaged. the blast destroyed an entire naind. -- neighborhood. physically and emotionally. >> accidents happen, everybody knows that. after this investigative work over the last almost three years, we're finding out that it could have been prevented. >> san bruno mayor says he'll continue pushing for stricter safety regulations and for reforms at the sate public utilities commission. which he believes has two cozy a relationship with pg&e. it's more than $2.5 billion cpuc wants to impose, saying saying it's spent $2.5 bill yn on testin

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> we'll work on the answers. >>> well, as we get started on another week, we're getting started here. the mammogram debate, new research out of harvard adds fuel to the fire. how early should women begin screening? >> i'm nannette miranda, regarding the critics and the court. >>> also the name game, now being played from here to sacramento over what to called the old bay bridge. >>> and one ♪ (woman) this place has got really good chocolate shakes. (growls) (man) that's a good look for you. (woman) that was fun. (man) yeah. (man) let me help you out with the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. (man vo) i may not know where the road will lead, but... i'm sure my subaru will get me there. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> when breaking news happens. >> that fire on mt. diablo rages out of control. >> watch it live on abc 7 news. >> it is now 1500 acres. >> for the latest breaking news. >> there is some potential middle ground on syria tonight. russia is offering to have syria surrender its chemical weapon

vic lee is live in a casual carpooling stop tonight. >> this was the fifth armed robbery in a week. we spoke to some casual carpoolers here at this stop in downtown san francisco. and while they're concerned about what happened, they all told us that they still felt that the cash wall carpooling was a safe way to commute for those victimized it was striking. -- frightening. >> now, no matter where you're at, you cannot know what is going to happen nowadays. it doesn't matter if you're in a carpool line or not. >> no one we spoke to heard someone being robbed in a carpool line but it happened this morning. >> when have you someone standing there with a gun, you know? pulling a gun, threatening to, what are you going to do? >> give them valuables. that is what sill vee skporj seven carpoolers did this morning. after pick up stop here at rockridge. telling abc 7 news that three young men walked towards those standing in line. one of them pulled out a gun. >> in front of everybody, then told with us a robry. you snow to give them everything. >> saying robbers hit the jackpot. >> they to

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> google lost a bid for its privacy on its street view mapping effort. it apologized for collecting data from wireless home networks as it drove around. today, a three-judge panel with the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled that google is not exempt from federal fiwiretappi laws. it claims the information was up for grabs because the networks were not secured. the california privacy case can move forward. >>> a big announcement unveiling not one by two new iphones. one cheaper than anything we've seen before. and the other, faster than anything we've seen before. and this time, there is a technological twist straight out of science fiction. it's pretty cool. abc news reporter, neal karlinsky explains what it is. >> reporter: for the first time ever, apple's latest and greatest isn't a new iphone. two new iphones. >> not one. but two new designs. >> reporter: the new iphones sport better cameras and more power for games and graphics. the singular key feature for apple this time is security. something called touch i.d. >> just touch it. >> touch it. and

campus might be vulnerable to being closed and i would really like to advocate that we need to keep the vic i can center campus open. i was speaking with edgar torres who is the chair of latino studies department and he noted that as the mission becomes more gentrified, a lot of immigrants are moving to the tenderloin ~ and we really need to be able to serve that population. i also just want to make the point that over the last year the faculty and staff at ccsf formed 14 different work groups to address every recommendation that the accjc cited us on and we put in a lot of hours to try and meet their recommendations. so, it's been a huge slap in the face that we are at this point now. we think it's very unjust and undeserved and thank you very much for your support today. (applause) >> thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, supervisors. thank you, supervisor cohen, for holding this hearing and supervisor avalos. my name is dennis [speaker not understood]. by the way, i went to city college three years, 1957 to 1960. and then later in the middle of my printing trades career, i decided i wanted to

mary, back to you. >> vic, thank you.cause of the crash remains under investigation tonight. >>> encouraging new numbers released tonight, from a city task force, designed to reduce the number of sexual assaults in baltimore. gigi barnett explains, it took a three-year effort to drop the number of unfounded rape cases. >> reporter: back in 2010, the number of unfounded rape cases in baltimore outpaced every other city in the nation. baltimore jumped into action. revamped its sexual response team, also called sart, and vowed to fully investigate every claim. >> we need and must do everything in our power to ensure victims of sexual assault feel safe reporting incidents to police. >> reporter: fast track, three years later. and the district says the task force made the right changes. the most crucial? officers dismissed the practice of dismissing assault and sexual rape cases on the scene. >> s >> s that -- that was a big problem. >> reporter: the forcible rapes is down from last year. unfounded rape cases dropped from 31%

i'm vic carter. >>> talking syria, and peace in the middle east. as jarica dunk an reports, it comes as there are signs of a thawing with relations with iran. >>> president obama had lunch with world leaders today. there was speculation, he might yoz paths or -- cross paths or even shake hands with iran's moderate president. but that didn't happen. the delegate skipped the lunch. he told the u.n. general assembly, his administration will pursue talks with iran. leaders of the two country have not met face to face for more than 30 years. >> the road blocks may prove to be too great. but i firmly believe the diplomatic path must be tested. >> reporter: iran's diplomat said rouhani skipped lunch because alcohol was being served. but other officials say a face- to-face meeting with the president would have been too difficult. >> forcing syrian president barbar assad to make good on his promise to surrender his chemical weapons. >> if we cannot agree even on this, then it will show that the united nations is incapable of enforcing the most basic of inte

. >> i'm mary bubala in for vic. >> just about six hours and counting until the government shuts down, unless a last- second deal can be struck. thousands of federal workers could lose their jobs and maryland could feel some of the worst effects in the country. gigi barnett breaks down what services could be impacted. but for danielle nottingham, who reports from capitol hill with the latest on the showdown. >> reporter: with the government shutdown just hours away, president obama had a message for republican lawmakers. >> it does not have to happen. all of this is entirely preventable if the house chooses to do what the senate has already done. >> reporter: monday afternoon, the senate took language that would have weakened the president's health care law out of the funding bill and put the budget hot potato back in the hands of the house. >> they're spinning their wheels. we are not going to change obamacare. >> reporter: but that is exactly what house speaker john boehner intends to do. >> we're gonna move here in the next several hours to take the senate bill, add to it a one- ye

one of the vic pulled a gun and shot all three intruders, one of whom died later. >> it was loud. it sounded like they were firing back at each other. -- >>> a live look at downtown san francisco this evening. not hot this evening, but just wait! >> we're going to see a change from the near normal temperatures. 70s for petaluma and san jose. we will be leaving that comfort zone. we have had a light to moderate onshore flow. when that moves out, that's going to allow high pressure to move back in. and that's going to warm us back to the level some of us have not seen this year. not 100 day for this year! in comparison, concord has had seven. >>> president obama is in russia at the g-20 summit trying to convince internati leaders to support a strike on syria. but he's also working the phones calling lawmakers in wush wash. -- in washington. >> what's coming in is overwhelmingly negative. that's no question about that. but see, they don't know what i know. they haven't heard what i heard. >> a senate committee already approved a resolution for military action. mr. obama will face a t

back to you, vic. >> mary, thank you. the victim in the apartment, 19- year-old kenneth curry, died after being rushed to the hospital in delaware. >>> chilling new video released by the fbi, shows aaron alexis, hunting for victims, inside building 197 in a washington navy yard. he killed 12 people, before killing himself. wjz is live in washington, d.c. outside the fbi field office. rochelle ritchie has the video and new information about alexis's alexis's mental state. rochelle? >> reporter: well, denise. fbi officials say aaron alexis believes he was being controlled by electromag nettic waves -- electromagnetic waves. he started working at the navy yard, just days before he would carry out this massacre. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows aaron alexis, pulling into the parking garage, after passing through a security gate. he walked through with his backpack of weapons and ammunition, assembled has 870 in the bathroom, comes out armed and ready to kill. >> we can say that the remington 870 shotgun had been alt

vic had quite a night and he also ran for another just before the half. there he goes don't get hurt as the eagles would take a 26-7 lead in to the break. in the third quarter, rgiii trying to get something going. he comes up with the play of the night. full extensive for ton believeable interception. griffin through for 329-yards on the night and gets two touchdowns with those two interceptions and turnovers. most of that came late in the game put vick is a better quarterback tonight, people. mccoy also had a monster night rushing for 184 krards including a touchdown. all right. 49ers head coach jim has always ban tough guy even when he played quarterback. now he's happy after he receiveed the packers 34-28. he had major tissues with linebacker clay mathews against collin kaepernick and had a fight. >> you talk about launching. you talk about a clothes line to the neck area when ou our quarterbacks are six or seven feet out of bounds. then joe stanley jumps in and locks him up and somehow joe stanley fetes a personal foul called on him. where, i looked a

vic lee shows how it works. >> if you open up-ice's new smartphone app, this is one of the first mugsramedic who once lived in the bay area. he disappeared last year after being indicted on child pornography charges. >> he is responsible for distribution of over 700 images and some videos of child sexual exploitation. >> the app's alert page lists all of the fugitives, their pictures and backgrounds. ice hopes someone out there will know where they are, the app makes it easy to contact investigators. you can text online or press the button that allows you to phone in the tip. agency has already this success using social media to capture huge tis. last year in monterey david stevens was arrested after posting his picture on facebook. >> within 24 hours tips came flooding in and we were able to apprehend the person. >> they also hope the app will help them find registered sex offenders who failed to check in with police. the problem is many are homeless and it's difficult. >> these people wouldn't show up it a designated area. >> last month a multi-agency task force went into homeless e

they confiscated the video, but vic lee has it. >> the video is too violent and disturbing to show inentirety. the two pittbulls are fighting as the owners and the bystanders provoke them to fight harder. he is with the gang task force. >> slapped and pufned and yelled at and -- and pulled at and put back at each other and fight viciously for five minutes until the video cuts off. >> police believe this dog fight happened in march at the hunter's view housing development. they arrested three men who police say are documented members of the west mob gang. >> west mob does robberies, murders, rapes, burglaries, drug dealing. >> ed perkins owns one of the dogs and ac leigh matthews is the owner of the other pittbull. jermaine jackson was apparently a bystander at the dog fight. but being a spectator at the dog fight is also a crime. when police searched jackson's home they found a pittbull mom and her three puppies and also a bulletproof vest and ammunition. inspector silver recognized 19-year-old jaquan rice. it happened at this bus stop in the bay view. it was sad irony that rice himse

vic lee, abc7 news. >> the oldest building in san francisco is celebrating its beginnings. this weekend mission deloris commemorated the laying of the cornerstone in december 7, 1913 of the church. the church replaced one built in 1876 that collapsed in the 1906 earthquake. >>> coming up, an investment opportunity in mountain view. the role google is playing in helping some residents secure affordable housing. and here is a live look from our exploratorium cam, showing you a very palace i had-look bay there with the bridge in the background. lisa argen will have your accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪ ♪ oh how did i get this way? ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ it is so honey swagalish ♪ so much crunch, can you handle this? ♪ ♪ the party in the bowl don't stop! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ must be the honey! >> welcome back. it is 9:40 on this sunday morning. here's a live look from our tam cam. still looks like low clouds out there, but the

vic lee, abc7 news. >> the oldest building in san francisco is celebrating its beginnings.one on 1913 of the church. the church replaced one built in 1876 that collapsed in the 1906 earthquake. >>> coming up, an investment opportunity in mountain view. the role google is playing in helping some residents secure affordable housing. and here is a live look from our roof cam, showing you the bridge there. you can see the flag blowing just a little bit in the background. another warm day in san francisco. it might be hot where you are. lisa argen will be along with the full accuweather forecast ♪ let busy treats entertain your dog with playful shapes, long lasting layers, savory flavors, and mesmerizing textures. get busy. the world's most entertaining treats. >> welcome back,, everyone. it's 5:40 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up so early to watch us. we appreciate t here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera showing you the bridge. you can hardly make it out there. it is shrouded in fog. of course, that is going to lift later on today. expect it to be

three days of national mourning have begun in kenya for the vic m's of one of the countries worst ever massacres. 67 civilians were killed when militants claiming to be from al shabaab stormed a shopping complex on saturday. as the siege has come to an end, there are fears that more victims will be discovered. >> after four days, it is over the westgate siege took a heavy toll. scores of civilians and security officers lost their lives hundreds were wounded. >> our head is bloodied, but unbowed. the criminals found us unafraid as we shall ever be. we cannot be conquered. >> the president said that i'll shabbat had been shamed and defeated. security forces made multiple withdrawals, and the final push came on tuesday. five militants were killed another 11 have been placed into custody. >> i promise we shall have the full accountability for this mindless destruction, death, pain, loss, and suffering that we have all undergone as a national family. >> funeral services have begun including a cremation ceremony for a teen ---year-old girl killed in the attack. dozens of people known to have

vic lee shows how it works. >> if you open up-ice's new smartphone app, this is one of the first mugsparamedic who once lived in the bay area. he disappeared last year after being indicted on child pornography charges. >> he is responsible for distribution of over 700 images and some videos of child sexual exploitation. >> the app's alert page lists all of the fugitives, their pictures and backgrounds. ice hopes someone out there will know where they are. the app makes it easy to contact investigators. you can text online or press the button that allows you to phone in the tip. agency has already had success using social media to capture fugatives. last year in monterey david stevens was arrested after posting his picture on facebook. >> within 24 hours tips came flooding in and we were able to apprehend the person. >> authorities also hope the app will help them find registered sex offenders who failed to check in with police. the problem is many are homeless and it's difficult. >> if you went through megan's law and looked for a search, they wouldn't show newspaper a designated area

vic lee, abc7 news. >> the oldest building in san francisco is celebrating its beginnings.ommemorated the laying of the cornerstone in 1913 of the church. the church replaced one built in 1876 that collapsed in the 1906 earthquake. >>> coming up, an investment opportunity in mountain view. the role google is playing in helping some residents secure affordable housing. and here is a live look from our tam cam. sunrise coming in just under ten minutes. what will the new day bring weather-wise? our meteorologist lisa argen will have your forecast in >> welcome back. this is a live look from our roof cam. lots and lots of activities on tap today. giants, 49ers, mark's cup, the a's, art and wine festival and all will be part of a glorious day weather-wise. lisa argen along shortly with an accuweather forecast. >>> never mind google glass and driverless cars. google's latest investment is very much brick and mortar. we are talking affordable housing in mountain view. the franklin street family apartments are located off highway 85. abc7 news business and technology reporter david

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> police have arrested members of -- excuse me. flying you can expect cancellations. they are inspecting the slides on the planes. they grounded as many. 30 of its planes, about half of its entire fleet and it will affect flights out of oakland. if you are delayed less than four hours, you get a $100 voucher. and $200 for section hours or more. if your flight is cancelled you get a fuel refund and a $200 voucher. >>> there was a lot of drama yesterday with the america's cup race. new zealand was poised to bring home the cup but it's not over until it's over. the report from the waterfront. >> it will be spring time in new zealand. meantime in san francisco we have the summer yachting event that does not seem to end. just and your typical devoted kiwi on marina green. >> today could be the last day but anything can happen. >> and two races later it is clear the man is not just a fan, he's also a prophet. >> are they racing? >> it's hard to tell at this point. >> race one in the fog was an experience from the getgo. light winds and l

. >> on that note kimberly hallick spoke with vic--senator john mc. >> it makes me skeptical those who have been supplying weapons to bashar al-assad are supposed to be bringing this to a close. and already putin said the united states would have to renounce the use of force. that's impossible. >> our conditioning coverage of the crisis continues 24 hours a day o www.aljazeera.com. an explosion rocking the libyan city of bengahzi on this one year attack on the consulate there. witnesses say it may have come from a car bomb. four citizens died a year ago including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >>> u.s. officials now have an idea who was responsible for that attack. counter terrorism officials are saying the group selected the bengahzi outpost as a potential target ahead of time but they're no closer to figuring out why that attack occurred. >>> prosecutors in india are now seeking the death penalty for the brutal rape and murder. all four men deny involvement, and their lawyers are asking for mercy. it led to outrage about crimes against women in that country. some lawmakers in missour