Erina Yamamoto reports on the effects of Japan’s tsunami on the economy.

Ashley Larson reports on nuclear radiation’s effect on humans.

Amal Hasan reports on the toll of Japan’s devastating Tsunami.

Brenda Cancino reports on controversial immigration ads in California.

Kryss Solis reports on digital movie services and their offerings to media consumers.

Amanda Betat reports on a wheel chair company that distributes all-terrain wheel chairs to people who need them around the world.

Dalia Asfoor reports on Barry Bond’s most recent updates on the baseball star’s lawsuit.

Reporter Ally Williams reports on what to do this weekend. Brittany Spears will be performing a live show in the Castro and March Madness will be in full effect.

Nancy Gehrels reports on this week’s stormy weather.

Producer: Colin Lygren
Director: Wei Shao
Anchors: Marsha Wescott and Angela Musallam

In this episode of State of Events, we give you an update on the status of the recovery efforts in Japan and how radiation could be effecting people in Japan and here in the United States. ;Immigrations is still a very important issue, we’ll show you a commercial that calls into question the job status of immigrants. And we’ll bring you a report about a special type of wheel chair that is being produced at San Francisco State. Tune in for these and several other compelling stories

State of Events Episode 3

Director: Rikki Alvarez

Producer: Kryss Solis

Webmaster: Pim Yunyongkasamsuk

In this episode: Bay Area’s relief efforts for Japan, the Japan earthquake crisis, high parking fees at SF State, Wisconsin’s collective bargaining problems, San Jose’s new weed tax, abusing non-medical prescription drugs, the Princess Project, and a new Google feature.

The March 11th earthquake and tsunami in Japan left the nation struggling and in desperate need of help. People from all around the world have stepped up and decided to help the island nation recover from its disaster. As Colin Lygren reports, a group of students at San Francisco State feel this is a very important issue and want to help. They are from Japan and they hope to raise money for their county by spreading the word to students at San Francisco State.
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James Martinez reports on Japan’s earthquake crisis.

Ashley Larson reports on the parking crisis at SF State.

Marsha Wescott reports on reactions to Wisconson’s governor ending almost all collective bargaining rights.