from comic book page to childhood dream to make a wh batkid got a hero s welco. juliette goodrich has that part of the story. including here in gotham c itself. a special edition of the chronicle reads: batkid sas the city. and due to high demand the chronicle will print this updated cover complete with pictures of today s adventures. in tomorrow s newspapers. and how cool is this: the m who drew batman for d-c coms through the 90 s. tweeteds custom drawing of batkid. it came with a special message miles. and is signed by gm nolan himself. we ve posted raw video of b- kid s adventures today onli. you can also find informatin how to donate to the make-ah foundation. just go to kpix dot com and click on the st new at ten the bart board is telling the general manager to head back to the bargaining table. over a glitch in t new contract. the unions ratified it. but when it is was reviewed before the board s scheduled vote there was a problemh the clause over paid f
riddler, saved the dough from the same dude, saved the seal from the penguin, batkid even had time to grab a burger, all the while stealing the day and the hearts of san franciscans. oh, i think batkid is so good. he s the ultimate hero. i can t even explain it. i am just so amazed to be here in this great city and to be able to support miles and his make a wish. i m really excited. reporter: and others who think of gotham as home. it s living the comic book ride now, every kid s reality, every nerd like me s reality coming true. reporter: and people looking for a hero worldwide with kudos coming from the hall of justice. nicely done, dynamic duo. reporter: to the speed of power. way to go, miles, way to save gotham. reporter: the news of a kid whose cancer is in remission along with the penguin and riddler was worthy of an indictment. that kid got the penguin and riddler. gotham city is finally saved. reporter: it was a moment the city and perhaps the w
oh, dear. gertrude, bring me my rifle. craig: won t work. i am a zombie. geoff: you re rather rude. craig: i m a zombie. i m a zombie, madam. geoff: do you want to come in and get warm, then? craig: oh, i should. so [laughter] geoff: how did you die? from baluminaria? craig: good night, everybody. good nig a damsel in distress. there s a woman tied to the cable tracks! a bank heist. they kidnapped the seal. and a mascot held hostage. oh, my god, it s the been begin! then it s the penguin! then he arrived. here s batkid. tonight even the president is talking about batkid. the little guy is probably passed out somewhere right now after a wonderful day, an exciting one, right, andrea? reporter: word on the street is that pint size caped crusader is, in fact, in bed right now after a very tough day fighting crime here in gotham city, a crime wave like we ve never seen before. in fact, city hall is still lit up in honor of his accomplishments today. from
good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. they held the board meeting in san francisco this week where janet that p napolitano gave her address. we ll sdatart anexploring a tuition policy. napolitano faces additional challenges. they speak $120 million more from the state. governor brown calls that unrealistic. no stranger to tough challenges. the former arizona governor was president obama s secretary of homeland security when she was chosen as the first woman to head the uc system. her surprise election set up protest for immigration policy during her tenure in washington. she s focused on governoring a system with ten campus, five medical centers and nearly a quarter million students. scott shafer sat down earlier with janet napolitano. president napolitano, welcome. thank you. this has been a tough few years for the university of california, budget cuts, tuition increases. you had rare good news and tuition for the coming year but you need help from sacramento
good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. they held the board meeting in san francisco this week where janet that p napolitano gave her address. we ll sdatart anexploring a tuition policy. napolitano faces additional challenges. they speak $120 million more from the state. governor brown calls that unrealistic. no stranger to tough challenges. the former arizona governor was president obama s secretary of homeland security when she was chosen as the first woman to head the uc system. her surprise election set up protest for immigration policy during her tenure in washington. she s focused on governoring a system with ten campus, five medical centers and nearly a quarter million students. scott shafer sat down earlier with janet napolitano. president napolitano, welcome. thank you. this has been a tough few years for the university of california, budget cuts, tuition increases. you had rare good news and tuition for the coming year but you need help from sacramento