people like breanna, a third generation resident. she and her three sisters have lived through the conditions you saw today. despite these challenges, breanna is a leader in her community, and she is fighting for the next generation. she has not given up on this community and we will not give up on you. we have to be accountable to the thousands of residents across the city living in public housing and our low income communities. our budget would be accountable to them both by continuing our work to improve the conditions here and our continued commitment to provide funding to keep thousands of housing authority residents secure in their homes. yes, joyce armstrong and happy birthday. also by recognizing that we need to do more to keep people in these neighborhoods safe and supported. for too long this was not a safe community. families were torn apart by violence, gunfire, crime, tragedy, frustration. this community has lived with that. that is why i wanted to come here to acknowledge the past, yes, but also to make a commitment to

. >> reporter: for breanna miller, diana's family. >> she is always there and i feel like that's what her mother is. >> reporter: diana said she emulates her parents. >> i give their kind of love to our kids. my parents would say i did a good job. >> reporter: for equipping foster used to sore for a hopeful future, the jefferson award in the bay area goes to diana brown. sharon chin, kpix5. >>> there are social services and cancer chapters and a host of community organizations with funding from foundations and individual donations and applications must include a referral by a console or social worker. nominate your own hero for jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> we'll be right back. >>> with mixed melons in the market, in the summertime, these are my favorite. they are loaded with sugar and that means they decay much faster so selection of storage is important. look at the beautiful galia melons with a dark yellow color all the way around. check where it was picked and that it is not soft and heavy for its size paid when you bring them home, store these in the refrigerator.

.>> reporter: to sort graduate breanna miller diana his family. >>> she is always there. and i feel like that is what a mother is.>> reporter: diana said she simply emulates her parents. >>> to be able to give their kind of love to our kids. i think my parents would say you did a good job.>> reporter: for equipping foster youth to soar toward a hopeful future this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to diana brown.>>> they partner with uc berkeley social services casa chapters and community organizations. most of the funding comes from's foundations and individuals donations. applications for students must include a referral to a casa or social worker. >>> that opportunity just like a mom. >>> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online.>>> a bay area city recording some of its lowest crime in decades. why some say they are still concerned for their safety. >>> californians facing another type of real estate crisis. why people living in some of the most beautiful areas i having a hard time renewing their fire insurance. >>> the search underway fo

--nna: my name is breanna brianna sacks. news on ouruzz feed breaking news team. i am headquartered in new york. start off want to with this question for all of you. what makes for a good story? fernando: i just go with -- olivia: i just go with what i read this? just like a gift, by what you would get for yourself. the best stories have been from talking to people. i am someone who does not really enjoy talking to people on airplanes but they may further good stories. just getting out there and see my other people are interested in. it is actually just following trends. maybe something that isn't a trend yet but could be. i think you just get that from experience. fernando: i second all of that. especially with trends. it is really fun to be on the beginning side of trends, big, exciting trends. us have developed a not of spotting that before it gets really bible. on another note, i love talking to nonprofits throughout los angeles and the u.s.. those people are really intend with constituents and what they're doing with the rest of their lives. i think that is w

breanna plume of moisture over there giving them a very muggy tropical feel and also possible scatteredhowers as well even though right now most of those showers remaining right off the coast. both for us here in the bay area we could actually see all those remnants of tropical storm ivo making its way into the bay area starting tuesday afternoon rough wednesday with a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms and scattered showers mainly north of sonoma county by around wednesday. so temperatures out there right now a mixed bag of 5060 70's and 80's cooling down into the 50's and 60's. >>for your overnight lows and you're back to school forecast showing daytime highs a little bit warmer for the interior valleys but little change right along the coast and most of our interior valleys, so very warm air mass is in place and slightly cooler forecast by tuesday into wednesday, even though you won't really feel the change just because of that muggy factor with remnants of tropical storm ivo making its way to the bay area stick around more news weather bac smart bed. can it help keep us asleep? s

olivia: breanna mentioned this briefly. i think attention could be the answer to both, news organizations paying attention to diversity. at abc we have fellowships, paid internships, and are in touch with different schools throughout the country. in terms of your second part of the question, how do we cover the entire country instead of just the big cities? that wewe are lucky in have affiliates across the country and stringers and reporters everywhere. other companies who don't have that should pay attention and start relationships with other outlets and have the pulse on the local news. there are news outlets doing this, like pro public and npr affiliates. crazy,ica is hiring like hiring four local reporters in more underserved, voiceless communities, seeking out people in those spaces and getting more funding because people are getting freaked out by how journalism is declining. hopefully we will see more of that. >> each of you touched on how resources impact what you're doing, whether you are doing everything, shooting