September 6. Im michelle griego. Tens of thousands of students were preparing for classes. Kpix 5s jackie ward reports on the thousands of employees who will also lose their jobs. Reporter it is very quiet here at the downtown oakland itt tech location. The doors are locked. The phone number we were given doesnt even have its voicemail box set up anymore. It comes as no surprise. Last week the department of education barred their Parent Company from enrolling students who use federal financial aid. The federal government also forced the company to increase its cash reserves and provide a letter of credit showing sufficient funding. Thats why it was announced this morning that it will discontinue academic operations at all of its locations nationwide. This means hundreds of thousands of students are now unexpectedly displaced and more than 8,000 employees will have to find another job. In a Statement Released this morning, itt said, quote, we believe the governments action was inappropr
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20th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs and good morning. welcome to the weekend. margaret brannon is with me. a lot to catch people up on. three sure is. we begin with our top story obviously, a dramatic story that comes to an end. all of boston and the nation breathes a huge sigh of relief. let s begin our coverage of this horrible monday s double bombing at the boston marathon coming to a dramatic end in watertown last near near boston with the capture of 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. the older brother tamerlan was killed thursday night in a gun battle with police. let s get the latest from don dahler in watertown. good morning, don. reporter: good morning, anthony. it was a week marked with inoh verdict victims and violence that marked one of the largest manhunts in this history culminating at a house you see through the trees back there. but as you said late last night the commissioner said the bostonians can finally breathe a sigh of relief. the first indication t