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smashed. she was knocked off her feet and her baby was in a stroller. her baby was not hurt. other bus passengers were also injured but did not have to be transported. police questioned people at the scene and again some tense moments this morning, we are told the stroller protected the baby from falling glass and if the mother had been carrying the baby in her arms, this story could have had a much different ending. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. an emotional meeting, school board members talk about closing down some schools. allie rasmus is in our newsroom to explain who coul...

president's stay. on the ground of the visit, streets in downtown san jose were closed to traffic as president obama left the hotel. we counted 25 vehicles. including police cars and an ambulance heading to the town hall meeting we just showed you. the presidents finished his time boarding air force one. he took a moment to meet a family of a retired air force crew number. we continue our coverage on www.ktvu.com. for the latest on the president's visit, click on the news tab. president obama isn't the only pop politician who tack part in the -- he was at facebook. at 5:30, rita ...

good morning, thanks for being with us at 11:00. i'm marla tellez. >> and i'm jon kelley. a lot to get to today. news out of berkeley. a controversial bake sale on the campus. it is making news not because of the selection of sweets but for the pricing structure it is using. bob redell is live at the bake sale some call racist. >> reporter: good morning. the campus republicans wanted to get a conversation going about sb 185 which would allow public universities to take race and gender into consideration during admissions. you can see it certainly got a lot of people talking with thei...

the clues that could lead to the a attacker. but we'll -- the attacker. but we'll begin with breaking news on capitol hill a last minute deal in the senate to prevent a possible government shutdown. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm laura evans. the bipartisan deal ends the latest bitter battle between republicans and democrats avoiding a government disaster. congress ended the dispute over disaster aid tonight. it also ended the third shutdown showdown in the last six months. the problem centered around fema, the federal emergency management agency. that agency had said their m...

talked today about what to do about it and we asked our medical correspondent, dr. jon lapook, to bring us up to date. >> reporter: today an f.d.a. panel heard just how frustrated doctors are about the shortage of drugs. >> pharmaceutical representatives spend bazillions of dollars trying to influence me to buy their drugs. on most of these drugs, i'm sold. i'll buy them, you know? i'll use them, okay? just make them! >> reporter: drugs used by hospitals make up the bulk of the more than 200 medications in critical short supply. 87% are generic, not brand name. according to the f.d.a...