we are learning that jessica urbina's photo will be included in the year book and after talking with the family the principal decided they were not going going to reprint all the books but find an alternative way. they will paste her photo in 1300 year books so seniors could gets their copies friday. and jessica urbina received an overwhelming amount of support after officials said the photo violated the policy because she did not wear a dress and now the school is saying this is a miscommunication issue. they support her. jessica urbina identified as a lesbian and the principal says this shows they have room to grow. >> in dealing with this woman and her family and her situation, this is a deep part of who she is. she wasn't trying to make a public statement. wasn't trying to do anything other than be true to herself. >> i think it is great that the school recognize that, you know, the kid needs to be included. no matter what. >> the principal says some year books will be reprinted for official school record and moving forward they will revisit the dress code policy and make revisio

and i think that we all can learn a lesson and i especially just want to acknowledge jessica urbina who has more courage than i certainly would have had at that age and the way that she has handled herself with the class and dignity has been really exemplary. thank you. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor campos. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes the introduction of new business. >> thank you, madam clerk. why don't we now go to public comment. >> at this time the public may comment generally for up to two minutes on item within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board, including those item on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. please note that public comment is not allowed on items which have already been subject to public comment by a board committee. pursuant to board rule 4.22 please direct your remarks to the board as a whole, not to individual supervisors nor to the audience. speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify and if you would like a document to be displayed on the overhead proj

. >> reporter: jessica urbina cried tears of joy today after nearly all of her classmates showed up toschool here today wearing ties. tonight the school says it will make changes because of it. >> i've seen people with all the ties. honestly, i've cried multiple times, overwhelmed with all the support. i want to thank everybody who's supporting me right now. >> reporter: that's the reaction of sacred heart senior jessica urbina after classmates wore ties to school to show they stand behind her. the show of support comes after students learned the girl's senior portrait was omitted from the yearbook because she wore a tuxedo. >> she hadn't be taken out of the yearbook, it's who she is, we can't deny that, we can't deny that, we don't have a right to deny that. >> reporter: the principal says while he's proud of students for speaking out, he says the senior portrait dress policy is clear. >> for males a tuxedo, shirt and tie, coat. for females it's in a drape. >> reporter: in a statement this afternoon "these events have spark adam pus-wide dialogue which will result in a revision of pol

students at sacred heart cathedral prep used fashion, wearing ties to support jessica urbina whose senior picture will not appear in the school year book because she's wearing a tuxedo. boys wear a tux, girls wear what is called a drape. >> straight, gay, bi, transgender they're all welcome. >> i support my girlfriend i love my school. i want to make it as good as it can be for people like us >> school says she will be able to walk at graduation and her name will not be left any programs. and this school year ends, good news for students rushing next year. the school scrapped plans but fall semester was cut by $100. administrators have planned to charge almost $800 a year but now, students will pay about $600. this photo shows extent of the damage. it's not the first time local's corner has been tagged. people say it's another way to gentrification. >> local's corner has been vandalized, throwing a brick and rock through the window. many asking why it's being targeted. well, we found out why. one owner was busy removing graffiti. this is the sixth time it's been vandalized. here are the b

the principal says he met with jessica urbina and her family to say he was sorry.ritten apology appeared on the website. he said it is too late to reprint the year books but they will peace her original photo into -- pace her original photo into all copies. >> dealing with the woman and her family and the situation, this is who she. she wasn't trying to make a public statement. wasn't trying to do anything other than be true to herself. >> administrators originally said the photo violated violated the school's dress code. the school now says it was a miscommunication. >>> temperatures today in the 60s. low 70s. these are the official numbers from thenist. 71 -- from the national weather service. no fog long the coast and it is windy. temperatures a far cry from a week ago, temperatures in the 80s and 90s and triple digits. remember that? that is a memory now as the weather system to the north of us, this area is bringing showers that could get to our area as we head into tonight and tomorrow. right now showers showing up just north of here. red bluff, chico. thunde

jessica urbina wore a tux for her picture and the school won't use it because it violates the dress code. jessica attends sacred heart cathedral prep. we went to get some answers. we told a school employee telling students not to talk to us. jessica's family hopes to have a meeting with the school to work out a solution. >>> we have more information about what happened when that little girl was attacked inside the san jose wal-mart last night. juliette goodrich is at that wal-mart tonight on story road right now. >> reporter: well ken, investigators are saying that little girl was intentionally attacked by 20-year-old maria garate, a transient in the area. she walked in with a weapon in hand and went after that little girl because she is asian. our first look at 20-year-old maria garate in court today. she faces one chargeover attempted murder, one count of assault with a deadly weapon, and a hate crime. >> she targeted the family because they were asian and she attacked them and that this is a premedicated willful deliberate act on her part. >> reporter: police say a four- year-old girl

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. >> reporter: just as school let out, we caught up with jessica urbina.as her school photo pulled out of the yearbook because she wore a tuxedo. >> what do you think of all this support for you and what is going on? >> well i'm appreciative of everything. i'm so glad that my fellow classmates are rallying behind me. i never fete more loved than i do right now, honestly. >> reporter: today, her classmates rallied behind her big time dressed in ties, even tuxedo shirts. they were advised by the school not to talk, but the yearbook editor had a lot to stay. >> for them to take her out of the senior graduation, it is disgraceful to her. if i get in trouble for speaking out, that's fine. >> reporter: they say they welcome gay and transgendered students but the tux violates the dress code of the school administered by the archdiocese of san francisco. >> tonight, the school says it will revise its policy. it is not clear what it will be. >>> the family of one of the two workers killed by a bart train has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. the train hit them betwee

jessica urbina senior photo is a memory she will now have in her high school yearbook. san francisco's sacred heart preparatory school is apologizing for initially leaving it out. the school admits it they were wrong to exclude her because she wore tuxedo not address. >> in dealing with this young woman and her family and her situation this is a deep part of who she is. she wasn't trying to make a public statement. she wasn't trying to do anything other than be true to herself. >> principal gary cannon says jessica's father will be inserted into approximate 1300 yearbook so students can get their copies as scheduled. her photos will appear anywhere else in your points it appear in. >> the fact that they fixed it is really good. >> they needed to say sorry, because they were wrong. >> jessica identifies as a lesbian. in an open letter cannon says the situation as a reminder the school has room to grow when supporting students who are figuring out their sexual orientation. >> we can grow and need to learn how best to support those students navigating issues of gender iden

school will get their yearbooks on friday without the controversial picture of their classmate jessica urbina in a tuxedo. the school apologized to her. her picture violated the dress code. the yearbook won't be reprinted. >>> up next a community reliving a deadly nightmare. how survivors of an ef-5 tornado remember and now are rebuilding a year later. >> a frightening weather phenomenon. the formation of a super cell storm. >> sir paul mccartney, what the rock legend just announced coming up when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, devastating tornado. (bell rings three times) a bell tolled for each of t people who d >>> people in oklahoma are marking a year since a devastating tornado. [ bell chimes ] >> a bell tolled for each of the people who died in the storm. cbs reporter omar villafranca shows us how survivors who lost their homes are now rebuilding their lives. >> pretty much it was half a house. >> reporter: kevin and della pickens are rebuilding their houses in moore, oklahoma. they survived a monster tornado a year ago huddled in their closet. >> power went off, glass started busting. >

the school said last week that jessica urbina couldn't put this photo in the year book because she's in a tux, violation of the dress code of the school. the student body rallied to her defense on social media and by wearing ties to school. the school has ordered to reprint all the copies of the year book and will use it in graduation events. >>> tonight we've learned doctors are closely monitoring 16 californians who came into contact with a man who has a mysterious disease. the cdc tells us all 16 were on board a flight with a man from saudi arabia who was diagnosed with middle east respiratory syndrome or mers. mers is a potentially deadly virus that is hard to treat. the cdc did not say where in california the 16 people are tonight. >>> it's not even summer yet, but some neighborhoods are about to be zapped for mosquitoes. mosquitoes infected with west nile have already turned up in santa clara county, the earliest ever. parts of san jose and campbell this week will be fogged on thursday. >> one of my neighbors said that she noticed a couple dead crows in her backyard. >> residen

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the school didn't like that jessica urbina wore a tux for her senior portrait.o it pulled the photograph from the year book. when other students heard about the move; they showed up today wearing ties to show support for their classmate. >> honestly, i've cried multiple times. i'm overwhelmed with all the support. i want to thank everybody who is supporting me right now. >> the school says only boys are supposed to wear a suit for the senior portrait. but in a statement released this afternoon, the school says, quote, these events have sparked a campus wide dialogue, which will result in a revision of our policy. >>> well, new at 11:00, the dose of hollywood on the peninsula. it's a coming of age movie. and many say the story could be about any town in the united states. but the film is named "palo alto." >> and that is what has some people upset about the movie. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live in menlo park where the film is playing. >> reporter: yeah, right now this is the only theater close to palo alto that is playing this movie. and for those who watch

jessica urbina wore a tuxedo but the school won't use it because it violates the dress code.pix 5 was unable to get official comment from the school. sacred heart cathedral prep. your bean in a's family hopes to have a meeting with the school to work out a solution. >>> some students in contra costa county are getting a lesson in technology and you can benefit from it. this weekend students at a de anza high school information tech academy in richmond are hosting an event where they will fix your computer for free. it's all part of a hands-on approach at the school to get students interested and engaged in technology. >> one of my favorite tag lines here in my classroom is the skills you learn in the academy are directly connected to your wallet. >> it's a feeling of accomplishment because, you know, it tells me that i could go far and i could learn something. >> well, the students are offering free fix-it services at the de anza high school saturday this saturday at the gym between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. >>> right now there are still several wildfires burning in san diego county

school officials apologize for saying last week that jessica urbina couldn't put this photo in the year back because she is in a tuxedo a violation of the school's dress code. the student body rallied to her defense on social media and by wearing ties to school. the school offered to reprint the yearbook but jessica's family turned it down so the other students wouldn't have to wait to get their copies of the yearbook. >>> anytime there's a significant earthquake in the bay area, there's talk about the so-called big one in the future. but there's usually little talk about the potential for a swarm of big ones. scientists tell kpix 5's len ramirez there's evidence it has happened here before. >> it's a big earthquake that release most of the seismic energy over time. >> reporter: this seismologist says new data compiled by the usgs suggest that is when it comes to earthquakes, we may not be in for the big one but, rather, it might be a series or swarm of big ones. >> sometimes it's 1906 and sometimes it's six events comparable if not larger than loma prieta. >> reporter: for the last 14

. >> just as school let out with caught up with jessica urbina. it was her school photo that was pulled from the yearbook because she wore a tux. >> what do you think about this support for you and what's going on? >> well, i a preshuate everything. i'm glad. i've never felt more love than now honestly. >> today her classmates rallied behind her, dressed in ties and tux shirts. they were advisedd by the school not to talk. the editor had a lot to say. >> for them to take her out of our senior graduation portraits is so disgraceful to her. if i to get in trouble for speaking out against it, that's fine. go ahead. >> sacred heart said the school welcomes gay and transgender students but the tux violates the dress code of the school that's administered by the arch diaces of san francisco. >> the school said yesterday it will revise its policy. it's not clear what that new policy will be. >>> a female teacher is suing an all boy's catholic high school over claims of sexual harassment by students. administrators at farah high failed to protect her she

about-face from a san francisco's sacred heart after the school removed this yearbook photo of senior jessica urbina. wearing a tuxedo. principal gary cannon tells kron 4 the school has said sorry to jessica and her family for removing her photo from the yearbook. staff will now paste it in at the end of the portrait section in all 1400 copies. sot the catholic school the catholic church teaches about the intr dignity of the individual that is this is a part of who she is and what she is about and we honor that. sot honestly i have cried multiple times overwhelmed with all the support i just want to thank everybody who is supporting me right now the school is now reworking its dress code policy for senior portraits calling this tuxedo trouble. a growth experience. this morning only on four. rat and mice infestations at at least two san francisco walgreens stores. we first broke the news to you friday at one store -- but tonight we have new exclusive details and eyewitness accounts. the witness did not want to appear on camera. and we altered the person's voice. here's kron 4's j.r. stone. still ahea

. >> reporter: just as school let out, we caught up with jessica urbina.was her school photo that was pulled from the sacred heart cathedral yearbook because she wore a tuxedo. what do you think about the support? >> i'm appreciate at this point of everything like i'm really so fricking glad that my like fellow classmates are rallying behind me. i have never felt more loved than i do right now honestly. >> reporter: today her classmates rallied behind her big time dressed in ties even tuxedo shirts. >> and that it is disgusting to have my own friend from cedar that was able to play a lesbian role in our musical that she can't even be in the yearbook which is your physical embodiment of high school a week before we graduate. >> reporter: sacred heart cathedral says the school welcomes gay and transgenter students but the tuxedo violates the school dress code administered by the archdiocese of san francisco. but late today, jessica and her family walked into a private meeting with school administrators to discuss the dress code policy. some parents say it mi

school officials are apologizing for saying jessica urbina could not put a photo in the year back becausewearing a tux a violation of the school's dress code. other students rallied to her defense on social media and by wearing ties to school. the school offered to reprint the yearbook but jessica's family turned that down so other students won't have to wait to get their copies. >>> 6:40. it is one of the area's biggest tourist attractions but lombard street may soon be off limits to visitors. why the crooked section could shut down several weekends a year coming up. >> added to the list along with tree-sitter twitter, facebook and instant messaging the latest high-tech way to talk with friends and family next. >> the market just opened. it's a down day so far out of the gate. down 35 plus. we'll check in with kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks coming up. >> low pressure spinning overhead whipping winds but the pollen count staying down continuing lower through tomorrow and then a slow rise right into the holiday weekend. we'll have more news and weather when we come back. ,,,,

the school did not like that jessica urbina wore a tux for her senior portrait so it pulled the photo from the yearbook and that's when students heard about that move and showed up to school wearing ties to show their support for their classmate. >> honestly, i've cried multiple times overwhelmed with the support. i want to thank everybody who is supporting me now. >> the school says only boys are allowed to wear the tuxedo but in statement released yesterday afternoon the school says, quote, these events have sparked a campus-wide dialog which will result in a revision of policy. >>> a reality tv show about michael sam is now on hold. the oprah winfrey network announced it will postpone the production after the rams' rookie faced criticism this week. sam became the nfl's first openly gay draft pick last saturday. during a news conference sam said he wanted to focus on making the team and eliminate any distractions. after own announced the documentary project, people wanted to know if he wanted to be a pro football player or a tv star. his agent released a statement saying his client

jessica urbina wore a tuxedo for her picture but her family says the school won't use it because it violatesode. kpix 5 was unable to get an official comment from the school, the sacred heart cathedral prep. urbina's family hopes to meet at the school to work out a solution. >>> a big box is causing some raised eyebrows at san francisco's justin herman plaza. >> it turns out it is from amazon. amazon will ship a package to the big box then the buyer can punch in an online code to retrieve it. the box is in response to a number of thefts of packages that were left on doorsteps over the holidays. but not everybody we talked to is on board. >> i prefer to go to the local fedex office or u.p.s. office rather than. >> this. >> the whole point of getting stuff from amazon is that your u.p.s. guy comes to your door and you say hi! >> okay. [ laughter ] >> this is not just in san francisco. amazon lockers like this are being rolled out across the country today. >>> there is a new $7 million plan to clean up parks across the city. supervisor weiner wants to double the number of patrols in san francis

a senior at sacred heart cathedral prep named jessica urbina took her yearbook photo in a tux. >>most people didn't think it was a big deal -- but it violated school policy and the photo was not included in the yearbook. today kron four learned that the photo will be 'pasted' into the yearbook which will be handed out to seniors this week. and in a reprint available in june - jessica's photo will be included in the senior portrait section. the school is now apologizing to the community in an open letter. saying it 'deeply regrets' the pain caused by its original decision. >> catherine: the school says that while it believes s-h-c is a safe and supportive place. the situation is a reminder it has "much growth to achieve." >> catherine: new tonight. >> catherine: a walgreens store in san francisco has re- opened -- after being shut down by the health department. >> reporter:a source told kron-4 it was closed because of rodent droppings. the store is at van ness avenue and eddy street. this is at least the second time a san francisco walgreens has been shut down by the health depa

this is jessica urbina and she's wearing formal wear, just like the rest of her classmates at sacredh violates their dress policy. that policy mandates jacket and tie for boys. an activist was the first to speak up when it appears her picture would appear altered in the facebook. he tweeted this photo and asked everyone to support his sister. now students are rallying to support her. they started a #campaignjessicastux. one of those students is my niece, claudia rodriguez. it moves me to see jessica's classmates standing beside her. in a world of bullying, these teenagers are practicing acceptance with grace. that's why these young people, jessica and her classmates, are our foot soldiers this week. jessica was also touched by this display. >> i've seen people with all the ties, you know, honestly i've cried multiple times, overwhelmed with all the support, so i just want to thank everybody who's supporting me right now. >> here's what the school had to say. these events have sparked a campuswide dialogue which will result in a revision of policy. now, the school hasn't given a defin