to stay here. but they also stress that there s a reason they re here in justin herman plaza in the financial district. they say their message would be diluted if they had to go to some park somewhere in the suburbs instead. well, tonight we know the identity of a man shot and killed after pointing a gun at berkeley police inside a computer lab yesterday. he is 32-year-old christopher travis, an undergrad student who recently transferred to berkeley. jodi hernandez is live at uc berkeley where the campus remains tense. reporter: janelle, people here are very shaken by what happened here at the business school yesterday afternoon. tonight we are learning the man, the suspect, may have had a background in protecting others. police say he died pointing a gun at them. there s supposed to be class all day today. reporter: computer lab manager phil mahoney showed us the lab classroom where uc police shot and killed an arm the student after they say he pointed a loaded semi-
we need to help people that s in our country, america. reporter: holly acres is four decades old and sits on a floodplain. the county has condemned much of the mobile home park and residents will not be allowed to rebuild. its owner cries foul. the flood was not the cause of holly acres. there s a reason for it. it s been the lack of action on the county and we have it documented where we have addressed this over the years, do your job. clean this up. reporter: at a packed board of supervisors meeting, the county chairman takes issue with the accusation that the county doesn t care. with all due respect, the owner of the trailer park hasn t visited it in ten years. he doesn t live here. he really should have been taking better care of his residents, in my opinion. reporter: caught in the middle of all this are the residents. a fund has been set up if someone wants to make cash donations to the families. information can be found on the prince william county governmen
fee expires thursday, since governor jerry brown could not get the four rip votrepublican votes needed. i don t understand why the state is broke. they say it s broke but it s the silicon valley and people earn so much but for some reason i don t know where the funds are going. reporter: this woman is just as frustrated. she blames lawmakers for not only holding up the budget but her education as well. this semester i m only taking two classes, and i should be taking more. but they re not available. teachers are being cut out. reporter: the governor announced he and democrats found a way to wbalance the budget without republican support. we do expect more revenues in the budget year coming up, but in case wee overoptimistic, we have severe trigger cuts that will be triggered and go into effect. reporter: the governor s plan banks on an additional $4 billion in revenue as we saw in may. but if that doesn t materialize, $2.6 billion in trigger cuts will kick in. csu