. >> my mother said i couldn't play football unless i had a good gpa so i hit the books and made sure my grades was up to par. >> his advice for draymond green is minimal. >> he has to play his game and they will win. >> reporter: dylan says the couple d2, d3 schools are recruiting him for football. he is not sure where he will go but after that he hopes to open up a computer science business. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> do you know where dylan will be sitting? >> i do actually. he has two great tickets. he is in section 124, row 22. and each of his two tickets is about $1,100 each for free, of course. >>> parking fees at state parks are a hot issue at a conference in santa rosa. the california coastal commission is considering a request from the state parks department to charge people to park at several locations along the sonoma county coast. they say the fees could discourage people from enjoying the county's coastline. >>> also today, the state senate will take up a proposal to eliminate tobacco use during youth sporting events. it would ban it 250 feet from a game or prac

he has the highest gpa of anyone on his basketball team and also has a story. refugee camp with 6 brothers and sisters and when he came to the us he was five years old and only spoke french when he first got here. >> i was having difficulty trying to pick up english so i was struggling but i did not give up. my mother was struggling trying to find work but she did not give up on me and i did not give up on her. >> the third student coming to the game, we did not get a chance to meet him, but we are told all of them got to bring one lucky person with them to go inside the game and we are hearing that if you're lucky, they may be able to meet green after the game. that would be the icing on top of the cake because if they do win they get to not only witness history but also get to meet a famous basketball player. how awesome is that? >> they would get a chance to meet them and bring a guest. >> we're going to take a quick break. log on to the facebook page right now, we are live streaming on facebook. 4:00 on 2 will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ every auto insurance

lewis was not only chosen for his 3.73 gpa but for how he's handled his life struggle. he's originally from new orleans, he survived hurricane katrina by enduring two weeks in the superdome, watched his mother nearly die. e got so bad she couldn't take care of him anymore and sent him out here to oakland to live with his cousins. >> it was a horrific time. i wouldn't change it for anything because when you experience something that tragic it makes you think of life and make sure you don't want to do anything in your life to be in that situation. it made me sure where i want to be in life and where i want to go is not be that route. >> it would be cool to have it already out of the way but the way this thing has played out. >> reporter: dyllon louis tells us his guest is a friend from his football team suffering from leukemia. the other two recipients of those tickets, joseph martin, a student at coliseum college prep academy and trayvon hadnot at dewey academy. each seat would run $579 apiece on the resale market. trying to get to tonight's game will cost you several hu

. >> she's justifiably proud of her gpa. 101.6. >> what was the lowest grade you ever got. >> i don'tto mention it. >> reporter: she received a invidation to the white house science fair. as for college, she says it's great to have choice buzz augusta hasn't decided yet. and, of course, she's going to thrive no matter where she goes. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> i'm curious what the lowest grade was she got. she didn't want to tell us. it makes me happy to know maybe you can get a bad grade and still make it into the ivy league. >> she did great. >> i hope people fork out scholarship money for her. >> i'm sure she will be fine. my safety school is cornell. but i decided to go to a state school. >> there's nothing wrong with a state school. >> gw. >>> this morning on "world news now," primary push. >> wisconsin voters head to the polls today as hillary clinton hopes to stop bernie sanders from winning yet another state. as ted cruz and donald trump look for the help of female voters in their narrowing republican race. >> a strange start to the spring season. temperatures overnight di

. >> reporter: both boys are student athletes with high gpa's.by hurricane katrina. he wrote about his family's struggles in an essay. >> without those things that happened to me, i wouldn't be who i am today. basically i just call it an experience that i will never change in my life. >> reporter: martin, one of seven children, says grew up in a refugee camp in the ivory coast. he came to the u.s. when he was five and only spoke french. he now has the highest gpa on his basketball team. >> i was having a difficult time picking up the english language. i was struggling at the time. i didn't give up. my mom, she was struggling trying to find work, but she didn't give up on me and i didn't give up on her. >> their stories are the reason they were chosen with green saying he wants these kids to witness history as they go for 73 wins. >> it's going to be a very special night, and i'm just happy i'm part of it. hopefully if everybody plays like they're supposed to play, and draymond gets his rebounds, kerr makes his shot and klay makes his shots, they'

harvard and unc chapel hill penalize asians for high test scores and gpa's. the schools responded saying the allegation aresague and based on bad information. >>> let's get to our weather. if you like today, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> you'll tike tomorrow and the next day and the next day and the next day. this stretch is going to co9:ntinue. sunshine cleared up noticely you'll be down in thenigh you'rene of the areas under hee freeze warning. it will be chilly over the next several nights, the temperatures will warm up gradually each day. rainfall tot generally on the light side around the city, .28 in islip. there were a few spots that came up toward a half inch or more. we wl focus on the sunshine after weet through this freeze warning ton >>ight the temperatures will slowly climb each day. here's a look where you can pect that. you'll see twiperatures in the 20s and below 32 degrees, where th.e freeze will be a rough one tonight. by 10:00 p.m. you're already below 32 in monticello. up, it's going to be cold. sl ly but surely after we get through the d

they also worry about being reprimanded by their peers and by professors who could destroy their gpa. i chased it to nyu and met with the college. people are afraid to speak up with their beliefs are if they happen to be a physical or social conservative. he also said that this advocating for limits to immigration during the debate landed him in hot water and he was called a racist. unfortunately when we look at people coming across the border from mexico, more often than not they do not have that level of education or skill set that our economy demands which is why it might be a good idea to put restrictions on immigration coming from the south. he said there is a brawl among students at the debate in the fall. he made national headlines by appearing on fox with friends and talking about how difficult it is to be a trump supporter and nyu campus. i had a a girl yelling and screaming at me and call me all these names just because it came out that i was a trump supporter. since that interview he has shied away from the limelight and did not want to do any more interviews. i spoke to hi

how does it get to be that a university suspends an athlete with a 3.67 gpa without even a pretense of this so compelling we have a nonparty, non-witness who manages to have an entire university rail road one of the most promising young men that any of us have met in a long time without any due process all based on something that we would find utterly offensive were to happen in our court system and the reality is that grant neal's life has been derailed because the obama administration has forced universities and colleges across this country to rush to judgment guns young men. >> we have seen this happen repeatedly at many universities and now you are trying to do something about it, filing a lawsuit against the department of education saying this has got to stop. we want to support the rights of victims on college campuses, absolutely. not everyone who makes an accusation is, in fact, a victim. in those cases it is the accused who becomes the victim. as we saw in the duke rape case. my question to you is what are your odds of reversing this policy or getting the department of educati

to make it special for some oakland school kids by donating three tickets to high school with high gpas>> i was just sitting at home and it came to my mind. >> tickets start at $350 for tomorrow night's game. >> reporter: the prices are going up by the minute. above $10,000 for a courtside seat. along with the frenzy, there's fraud. last home game, 60 fans showed up with after market tickets that turned out to be bonus. >> the only difference is you can find them after the game to get your money back. >> reporter: this time the team is selling tickets not in the i reena. but at least inside the building for a game that could go down in the history books. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> we're all in a little bit of awe of steph curry, even mike trout. trout is considered one of the best players in baseball. his team is in tout to play the a's. >>> tax players may have to foot the bill for up to $250 million in cost overruns. a state official provided similar guaranties for san francisco's effort to land the 2012 games. los angeles is competing against paris, rome, and budapes

a massachusetts high school senior with a near-perfect gpa is panhandling to pay for college. the scholarship she won still leaves her thousands of dollars short. le 18-year-old says she's applied for public and private schools but she still is looking at a tuition. she has three part-time jobs and the teenager says her parents are unable to co-sign a loan. in addition to panhandling she's started an online fund that has raised $14,000 so far. >> i don't know if i would be comfortable with my daughter out on the street panhandling, but i have to give it to her, she seems like she's doing whatever she can to pay to go to school. >> it's a shame that it's so incredibly expensive. that's one of the things that the candidates are talking about. >> that is true. >>> it turns out catching up on your sleep really doesn't work. doctors say while it sounds like a good idea, it is not likely to help you out in the long run. one night of sleep deprivation can cause a lack of alertness or impaired memory that cannot be reversed. >> our bodies like consistency so it's best to keep the same

. >> reporter: three oakland high school students maintaining a 3.0 gpa or better are happy to be here. the only reason they're here is because of draymond green. >> i just feel blessed to be here. i'm going to be part of the history that they also make. >> reporter: those kids are great. the fans are still having a great time. the first round of the playoffs, warriors versus rockets. warriors basketball is in full swing. reporting live in oakland, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of happy fans there, cheryl. the warriors' run is a boost to the bay area restaurant scene. fans packed the fire house grill and brewery tonight. they say the crowd jumps by about 40%. tonight there's even more. >> there's only standing room, it's hard to get a table. everyone goes nuts. >> reporter: the manager was hoping for a deep playoff run. every game they play from here on out is simply bonus for their bottom line. >> take a look at this tweet sent by president obama. after it was over, he tweeted congratulations to the warriors, a great group of guys on and off the court. if somebody had t

britney simpson has a 4.9 gpa and scores 2100 on the sat's but it was her essay, britney compared the seemingly endless choices at costco with her lifelong curiosity for answers. and it was her parents that helped her believe in herself. >> my mom did not doubt me and saw me doubting myself, she said no, stop doing that. >> britney is leaning towards yale or stanford and plans to study neuro science. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> flyers getting ready for game one. >> the flyers open tomorrow in washington and the caps, were the best team in the nhl during the season but during the playoffs all you need is a hot goalie and steve mason is capable of bein

it's available to in-state students who graduate and maintain a minimum 2.5 gpa. >>> google is helping your goals and traying to find ways to achieve them. landon dowdy is here in this morning's cnbc business news to explain. landon? >> hi there, tracy. good morning. google unveiling a new calendar today. it's allowing people to program that their aspirations. the feature is called bold. it will help you find gaps for exercise. you choose from goals such as exercise or me time. it maps out a ask schedule and the goal can be completed or not which helps the program work on a better schedule over time. >>> over on wall street, the markets look to extend the gain. energy stocks were boosted by a big gain in oil prices.ç crude is at its highest level of the year. the dow rising 164 points to 17,721. the nasdaq up 38 to 4,872. tracy, back over to you. >> landon dowdy, thank you. talk to you tomorrow. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> 5:26. 43 degrees. there's colder air around. parts of the area have dropped down to freeze this morning. that's a clear view from the comcast cente

augusta has a 101.6 gpa. she hasn't decided where she's going to go to school but she has a lot of places. white house science fair. >> congratulations. folks must be super proud of her. >>> just bring it, because it's not good, so just bring it. >> that's not a nice way to set me up. [ laughter ] >> i'm preparing the folks at home. >> you're going to be surprised, because look at this. this was -- >> bring it, lee. >> this was long beach island this morning. 65 to 68 in long beach island. >> that's really nice. i have 3 inches of snow at my house. >> we don't tell you to live where you live. we have a lot of clouds. visibility has improved a little bit. the clouds have started to lift. almost looks beautiful out there. northeasterly wind at 7. pressure on the rise. 44 for your high and that's 13 degrees below average. amazing considering we were touching 80 early last week. that's the record back from 1892. rainfall today over a half an inch in some places, most of this in poughkeepsie was snow. we have rain

does a scholarship require a certain gpa for it to continue? >> the letter also details how much money you can get in federal loans for the rest, you may have to look to private loans, which you borrow from a traditional lender. >> you want to make sure you start with federal loans. they have a lot of advantages over private loans. they have fixed interest rates, also flexible repayment options. >> also check whether the federal loans are subsidized. those are preferred because you're not responsible for any interest that occurs until you leave school. there's a helpful tool where you can compare costs and financial aid at each of the schools you're considering. at consumer finance.gov paying for college. like many students, fiona found figuring out how to pay for college has been an eye-opener. >> there's no class on loans in high school. i have no perception of like how much in debt i'm going to be. >> look, if it was me, i would tell you that it can be worth your time to negotiate with a school for a better financial aid package, especially

as your devry gpa grows, so does your scholarship. not every university works this way. devry university. different. on purpose. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> guys, guys. we've had a lot of fun this season, haven't we? [ cheers ] i know. but we need to take a break. you know, you need to figure your stuff out, i need to go make 10 more episodes, so... but i really think we should get back together on june 7th, okay? right here in this gazebo. until then, we can hang out on the comedy central app, on snapchat discover -- anywhere. and thanks for watching. goodnight, pervs. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight, the star of "dr. ken," ken jeong is here. ( cheers and applause ) but we begin tonight with the socialist paradise of north korea. they're the world's weirdest ( bleep ) talkers. and this week they've really outdone themselves. >> north korea is trying a new tactic in its effort aga

they said the, do you have a 2.2 gpa? [laughter] this is where the marine connection started to come in. i said, i do. in high school, you are member series with robert conrad, "baa baa black sheep? i said, i remember those planes, the show. they got in fights all the time, they were marine pilots. and they only need a 2.0. lived in vietnam during the war and seeing my father, i thought i knew something about being in the military, that i could handle what it took to become a marine officer. i signed up for marine officer school. i spent weeks of vacation in quantico, virginia. i think i underestimated how difficult it would be emotionally. i knew the three mile run, the 20 pull-ups, that stuff was difficult but very doable. 1986, 11e summer of years after the fall of saigon, wanting to become a marine aviator, showing up at quantico, this is also the summer that "top gun," came out. so you have a l.a. kid going to no mentioning of the air wing in quantico. you have a father who was still in camp. my first at quantico, th

. >> our current team has a gpa combined over 4.00. >> reporter: one last note, coach ligget will be retiring at the end of this season. >> it's hard to leave but it's the right time. >> reporter: like it or not, expect a few more tears. from belmont, wade freeman. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. things are changing right again. >> here with all the details. >> early morning mist, and afternoon delight -- afternoon sunshine. low clouds now amassing along the coastline. looking westward. check them out. currently 60 in san francisco. san jose, 65. 65 half moon bay. well, there was a view just seconds ago. you can actually see some clouds beginning to move out over the city. currently all we can see are the clouds. 59 degrees up north. santa rosa. 63 napa, 66 fairfield. concord, 65. 64, livermore. these are our forecasts. we can see them. little bit sunnier tomorrow. showers will develop late sunday night continuing into thursday morning. wet for thursday morning commute. this next approaching system ranks one. light in intensity, expecting it to produce 1500ths rain. breezy

beautiful wall or keep muslims out, letting other people think that about you, if he don't care about your gpa, if you don't care at all, that would be the funest job on any college campus in the country. >> it would be fun. some people would think it is ironic. if you had long hair and hippie clotheses you would be that's ironic that he is making fun of done thald trump because he is -- done national trump because he is not. >> the idea that people are in the closet, it happened when i was on campus. i was the head of the conservative group and there was a guy who had a conservative club and i never talked to him because i said he was not racist. i didn't know better. i was a dumb college student. that was a dumb story. ben, isn't it worse now than ever? i don't know if it compares or not, but i remember individuals, you know, when i went to college i went to rotc and there were fellow rotc members who were told by certain professors here and there please don't wear your uniform to class. >> what an outrage. >> but i agree with kennedy. if i was in college today i would have a make america gr

it says students who apply by video had a slightly higher gpa and more likely to have a gpa above 3.0 more diverse than traditional applicants. but the man who once played with liberace isn't taking a bow -- just yet. >> the only real test will be if, in four years, these students are graduating at the same rate with everybody else. that is the real test. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning: saturday," mark albert, baltimore. >> i think this sort of changes long overdue, personally. you don't like it, do you? >> i think it's good but the reality you can evolve the application process but will the rest of the world match that? are you going to get out of school and i think i don't have to write this because i can do a video and i'm a fuddy-duddy. i'm a traditionalist. >> i think people are different and should be allowed to apply in different ways is what i like about it because that is how i would have applied! >> i have a sense there is self-motivation here. >>> with animal species vani vanishing at a growing rate, national geographic are trying to preserve as many as possible the nex

. >> our current team has a gpa combined over 4.00. >> reporter: one last note, coach ligget will be retiring at the end of this season. >> it's hard to leave but it's the right time. >> reporter: like it or not, expect a few more tears. from belmont, wade freeman. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. things are changing right again. >> here with all the details. >> early morning mist, and afternoon delight -- afternoon sunshine. low clouds now amassing along the coastline. looking westward. check them out. currently 60 in san francisco. san jose, 65. 65 half moon bay. well, there was a view just seconds ago. you can actually see some clouds beginning to move out over the city. currently all we can see are the clouds. 59 degrees up north. santa rosa. 63 napa, 66 fairfield. concord, 65. 64, livermore. these are our forecasts. we can them. little bit sunnier tomorrow. showers will develop late sunday night continuing into thursday morning. wet for thursday morning commute. this next approaching system ranks one. light in intensity, expecting it to produce 1500ths rain. breezy con

there to watch it courtesy of draymond green giving them free tickets because they have the highest gpaull story on our website. we'll have a look at weather right after this break. >>> a big sports day around the bay area. let's start out with oakland as game. that's right at midday it 12:35 is first pitch. it will be 63 degrees. nice and breezy day at the coliseum. winds from the west at 10 to 15 miles an hour and by the end of the game, 64 degrees so staying very comfortable and oracle arena tonight at 7:30 it will be 60 degrees. also breezy. a few clouds. great weather to watch the warriors. all of our microclimates will be in the upper 50s for the coastal areas. upper 60s for places like saratoga up to 69 degrees in san francisco expect a high of 63 degrees and 67 in the north bay in santa rosa. expect scattered showers by this time tomorrow morning. early in the morning it starts out in the north bay and continues to progress to the south while showers weakening. looking at about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain between thursday morning and early afternoon. >> all right. thank yo

remember this guy, 6'5" looks like a quarterback and a 4.0 gpa. it looks like a lock that wentz and goffe are going in the fop two other in los angeles or philadelphia. here is what wentz knows about our favorite city. philly. >> i know they have passionate fans, i know that football means a lot to them and they are ready to win. so i just know that is an awesome place to play so we'll see what happens. >> there is no preference and they are both great spots with great coaches, for me and carson they are great spotses. >> people say can you handle the adjustment and city life, it's just football, don't make it bigger than it has to be. >> reporter: now, a lot of people say that the fact that wentz is from north dakota and didn't play d 1 football however he says this is his greatest asset, he wrote this wonderful piece in his own words, it's on my facebook page. it says what do i say to the people that wonder if i'm ready for the nfl, i have been getting ready my whole life. i'm jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> he is saying all the right t

. >> i graduated high school with a gpa of 3.5., so -- it was that life, i guess, maybe is what you'd say. growing up i got looked at different because my whole family is white and i'm not. i got treated different by my sister's dad because i am half black, they're all white, i wasn't really his kid. so i just dealt with that. i used to get teased at school. i cried. i cried a lot. >> hey. >> hi. >> how you doing? >> good. >> that's good. you're looking good. >> thank you. i'm tired. i slept all day today. >> what'd you do that for? >> i'm tired. >> you're going to be out of here pretty soon. you need to get your sleep schedule the right way. >> she came in here, was having a lot of issues with stuff, just a lot with family and everybody just not getting along. >> i'm hoping to get out on monday. >> well, that would be cool. i have to work monday, though. >> if you would ask her to get something out of your purse, she would like take something out without even noticing. she wouldn't notice. it would be in her pocket later. >> she h

. >> our current team has a gpa combined over 4. >> one last note.retiring at the end of this season. it's hard to leave but it's the right time. >> like it or not expect a few more tears. >> from belmont wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> that is great story. >> great accomplishment. >> shoe in for larry and hope to have a great story. >> another great story brewing i don't think we need to say can the warriors set a new record wednesday night against them but more likely by how many will they beat the grizzly look for win a. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00. search for missing san francisco toddler now stretching into the second wee week. days after her mother was found murdered. tonight what we are learning about the days before the mother's death. >>> linda ron stat:í makes rare appearance in the south bay. legendary singer updates on her battle with parkinson's. three yourself after herát diagnosis. those stories and more coming up on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. channel 7. >>> on to sports. shoe man and warriors. >> pretty much it for right no

and despite her 4.9 gpa, yes that is right.y believe it was her costco essay that pushed her back the pack. >> was afraid of being cliche and i wants to take it out of the box, because i knew i there would be people with the same sat scores. >> britney plans to study neuro science and is leaning towards yale or stanford. but britney consider penn we have impressive costcos in our area too. >>> and there is no shortage of clever prom proposals happening at this moment. but one is restoring faith in humanity. maddie picks a very special prom date. >> you want to go to prom with me? >> yes. >> we can be princesses and go to prom together? >> yes. >> maddie and her now confirmed and elated prom date, amanda. when maddie found out that her boyfriend couldn't make prom, she asked one of her favorite physics partners. she loves pink and tiara. amanda's dad says she loves prom and already picked out a dress. >> maddie did not expect the video to explode and go viral. she says everybody posts pictures of their prom-posals, she was just

how high is your gpa.s getting tickets thanks to draymond green. >> he tweeted he'll pick three oakland schools and give tickets to students with the highest gra grades. green says the idea popped into his head monday night and tweeted it out before he had a chance to forget. >> they earned it and were doing it before this. but when you do right, good things happen to you. >> we love draymond, such a good idea. here are the lucky students benefitting from his generosity. and joseph martin from congratulations to all of them on a night you will never forget. draymond green will meet with all those students at the pregame. and we have live team coverage of all things warriors starting tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. for updates any time, download our nbc bay area right to get the scoring updates. >> it is 6:35. one of the biggest names in silicon valley is spending a big chunk of money to fight cancer. sean parker who started napster and helped found facebook will give 250,0$250,000. it will fund immunotherapy to

at first he struggled with english but now has the highest gpa on his basketball team at coliseum preplable earlier today. all three are supposed to meet draymond green after the game. >>> our warriors coverage continues with a live report from oracle later on in sports and at oracle later on in sports and@ktvu.com, you can relive all the excitement with highlights from tonight and photos from fans. >>> now to santa clara where the sheriff's deputies there announced an arrest in a counterfeit cash ring that spanned both sides of the country. the suspect used a laptop to make the fake bills. jesse gary tells them how investigators cut them. >> reporter: shares detectives displayed the results of an 18 month investigation. dozens of 20s and none worth the paper it's printed on. >> various different materials to use to help conceal the fact it is counterfeit when tested. >> reporter: eric aston ran the illegal operation out of a least condo in cupertino. using a laptop and other equipment, he produced tens of thousands of bogus bills and shipped them to buyers all over the country. >> mr.

. >> she's justifiably proud of her gpa. 101.6. >> what's the low est grade you have got? >> i don't want to mention. >> agusta received an invitation to the white house science fair. as for college, she says it's great to have choices, but she hasn't decided and she's going to thrive no matter where she goes. den burke, channel 7. >>> congratulations to her. >> we'll be reading about her. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news, batman and superman are no match for melissa mcarthy who proves she's the boss of the big green. -- >>> bears drew in this woodland creature. >>> most people like a warmup and we have that. the problem is there's rain approaching from the west. we'll detail that and time it o all across america families are coming back to time warner cable that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. we came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. for $89.99 a month you'll get 100 meg ultra-fast internet, popul

. >> reporter: she's justifiably proud of her gpa. 101.6. >> what was the lowest grade you ever got? >> i don't want to mention it. >> and today augusta received an invitation to the white house science fair. as for college, she says it's great to have choices, but augusta hasn't decided yet. and of course she's going to thrive no matter where she goes. in elmont, long island, n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> certainly will. augusta, keep us posted on your decision, please. >> i think the white house might be in her future. congratulations. >>> still more news ahead. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> a father and his teenage son jump in to action when they come across a fiery car crash. tonight they're talking about how they rescued the woman inside. >> and an arrest tonight. cops say they have the man who gunned down an iona college student, leaving his family devastated. >> brendon was like my best friend. he was my other half. he tells me all his secrets. and i would tell him mine. >> and i'm diana williams. another teenager is charged tonight in the deat

he finished high school with the fourth highest gpa in his class. smarty pants. >> widely known as the best actor on the team. he shared a look. >> an expression that works with every tiype of emotion. happy, embarrassed, shocked. it's really catching on in the clubhouse. but there's only one original. >> never duplicated. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>> welcome back. a live look at at&t park this morning. as you know, the giants making a huge splash this off

does the scholarship require a certain gpa for it to continue in to another year? >> reporter: the letter also details how much money you can get in federal loans. for the rest, you may have to look to private loans which you borrow from a traditional lender. >> you want to make sure you start with federal loans. they have a lot of advantages over private loans. they have fixed interest rates. they also have repayment options. >> reporter: check whether the loans are subsidized so you're not responsible for interest till you leave school. can compare each of the schools you're considering at consumerfinance.gov/finance. >> there's no class on loans and high school. i have no perception of like how much in debt i'm going to be. >> also keep in mind you can negotiate with the school for a better financial aid package especially if your family circumstances have changed because of events like a job loss or a divorce. >>> a mystery surrounding a deadly ambulance crash on long island. coming up on eyewitness news, a chilling wreck. a patient killed. but there's no clear

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. >> she's justifiably proud of her gpa. 101.6. >> what was the lowest grade you ever got. >> i don't want to mention it. >> reporter: she received a invidation to the white house science fair. as for college, she says it's great to have choice buzz augusta hasn't decided yet. and, of course, she's going to thrive no matter where she goes. channel 7, eyewitness news. >> i'm curious what the lowest grade was she got. she didn't want to tell us. you can get a bad grade and still make it into the ivy league. >> she did great. >> i hope people fork out scholarship money for her. >> i'm sure she will be fine. my safety school is cornell. but i decided to go to a state school. >> there's nothing wrong with a state school. >> gw.e 50 to 85: what's your reason for getting life insurance? i'm in my 60s and i work part-time with no benefits. i needed a plan that was easy to get. all i had to do was make a phone call. at age 70, i'm on a fixed income. i found a whole life insurance plan that's affordable, with a lifetime rate lock, so my monthly payment will never increase. all this by making a

the country and nation to make city college for every san franciscan regardless of age or income of gpaand we'll take the prerequisites act out the door and everyone should be able to assess the city college whether a high school or is an adult trying to pick up additional job skills to be able to move into a higher pga you can't be job or a cleaner or an immigrant to take computer classes or esl classes as you may know city college was free in san francisco until 1983 and currently our california community college enrollment are $46 a unit and students full-time for year two semesters telephone units pay over one thousand dollars annually that's the unfortunate costs that many students pay much, much more in attending city college and books and childcare and transportation and, of course, cost of living we talk about how we can make san francisco more affordable and the conversation at the board of supervisors is often and rightly focused on the cost of housing and make hours mower affordable for san franciscans but i think a key part of conversation to figure out how to make san franc

. >> makes great point, like having grades put out before the withdraw deadline, because gpa mat areastudents. not having your grades up before you can get out after class being stuck with a bad great, that would be pressure. >> my daughter went to ucla, her roommate, person that lived right next-door, they had adjoining door, he killed himself. they all come back to the dorm, and the police are there, he killed himself. so i worried about her from that day on, i would call her every single day. and check forewarning signs, even though i didn't know what the warning signs were. but apparently we do have a list of warning signs. are they accurate? >> yes. >> behaviors, thought, for example, thoughts, if they're beginning to start thinking, you know, life is not worth living making things, making amounts with people, you know, you begin to see mood change, little agitated. >> using alcohol too much? >> using alcohol. >> acting recklessly, withdrawing from activities, not sleeping, isolating from family and friends, and you feel like you're a burden to other people. >> yes. >> so what sho

it predicts -- it will -- it is a predictor of senior gpa, but i don't think anybody -- the ets would assert that they're actually measuring the skills that students need to be successful in college and actually in the workplace. these performance assessments -- by the way, when we started they were very novel, but because of the race to the top and all the testing -- all of the money put into other development, they're becoming pretty common place now and not just -- >> talking about the exams -- >> yeah. one of the attractions is they mimic real world problems and they actually provide clues for faculty or teachers or the students to figure out what it is they need to do to improve. >> a few things i want to say. the first is, i have issues with ets and the s.a.t. i find it unhelpful when people try to attack them based on their validity or reliabilitrel. i can't tell you how many times i have people confidently assert that the s.a.t. doesn't predict college success. the s.a.t. is remarkably strong predictor of your grades and four-year and six-year graduation rates. it's important

the first semester she made the dean's list with a 3.79 gpa. thanks to daca, the presidential executive order that helped teresa earlier, she's able to support herself. but she's also made time to volunteer for a club. she volunteers with the arizona immigration refugee service as an english teacher. she's decided she wants to become a science teacher. can we use more science teachers? america? you bet. here's what she said in a letter that she wrote. "daca signifies to me a chance to show that i belong here, that inside i am american. it helps an opportunity sthoa that my parents sacrifice was worth it. i love this country. i want to one day become a citizen and continue to give back to my community. i don't need that journey to become a citizen to be easily given to me, but i would hope that the journey is fair." vsshdi and other dreamers have so much they can give to america. i don't understand the republican party when it comes to the issue of immigration. we are a nation of immigrants. my mother was an immigrant. i am a first-generation am