and now, those are very proud to introduce mary martinez, our second winner from mission high school in san francisco. [applause] >> hello, i am a senior from mission high school here in san francisco. i expressed that last mother i took the test to graduate from mission high school. in this class, we learned about and hiv/aids. i was stunned when they did not talk about -- and they said it could be prevented from just using a condom. all schools should have a required class in regards to the special hiv/aids. i find it a logical that my high school does not have a class that provides this information. i want to think the national aids memorial grove for helping me become the first time my family to attend the university and providing new it greater awareness about how i am affected by hiv and aids. this scholarship will help me pay tuition, because i am not eligible for financial aid as an immigrant from guatemala. thank you. [applause] >> i would now like to introduce nancy rodriguez, our third winner, from long beach, california. [applause] >> hello, good morning, everyone. is it

martinez home. but her neighbor, mary ruiz, says she always thought that martinez's rape story didn't add up. >> why would you do something so stupid? why don't you just talk to your husband, say let's move somewhere, honey, i don't like it here? >> reporter: now martinez could face up to three years in prison a place she is familiar with. she works at new folsom prison as a senior psychologist! since the investigation began, her position has changed. a statement from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation says, quote, she has no contact with patients and her current work is not directly related to patient care end quote. yet martinez continues to work not yet put on administrative leave even though police say she has confessed to the whole thing. >> i told my daughter, i said, something doesn't seem right. and she said, i know. it's a mystery why they would target just that house. >>> investigators have identified a third suspect in the san leandro black friday shooting. police say that an 18-year-old from oakland drove the getaway car. the suspects reportedly tried to rob thre

martinez home. but her neighbor, mary ruiz, says she always thought that martinez's rape story didn't add up. >> why would you do something so stupid? why don't you just talk to your husband say, let's move somewhere, honey. i don't like it here. >> reporter: now martinez could face up to three years in prison, a place she is familiar with. she works at new folsom prison as a senior psychologist. since the investigation began, her position has changed. a statement from the california department of corrections and rehabilitation says, "she has no contact with patients and her current work is not directly related to patient care." yet martinez continues to work. not yet put on administrative leave, even though police say she has confessed to the whole thing. >> i told my daughter, i said, something doesn't seem right and she said i know. it's a mystery why they would target that house. >>> the missing solano county teenager who tryingrds a statewide amber alert is safe tonight. now investigators are trying to determine if there was a crime committed at all. police say 17-year-old christina almanza was