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use for our purposes. >> reporter: the district, however, says it doesn't make sense to move students to the new campus for only a year. >> it's not really a question of if there are going to be students there, enough students. it's a question of when. >> reporter: the district estimates that it would have cost about a million dollars just to staff the school and the operational budget would have cost even more and they say in the face of low enrollment, that just didn't make sense for the upcoming school year. devin fehely, kpix5. >>> there's been pushback into east bay cities on how to celebrate. the latest controversy comes from the east contra costa city of oakly. last night the mayor wanted to read a proclamation to recognize pride month, but two members of the city council complained. one said it was too controversial. the other said veterans only get memorial day, but gay pride is an entire month. residents there also spoke up. >> this country, it's freedom. you can do what you want to do. but at the same time, there are those of us that have different feelings. >> everybody has their own

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college's family resource center is an outlier, there are efforts to expand support fo student-parents elsewhere. new york governor andrew cuomo has proposed a new pilot program that would provide child care and support services for single-parents attending t state and city university system-- known as suny and cuny. and in 2018 the federal government tripled the budget for its child care access means parents in school program. the funds are used to establish campus-based child care programs

working hard and living at home can only go so far when it comes to paying off debt for today's students. >>> new at 11:00, if you watched sunday's episode of "game of thrones" you may have had to strain your eyes. it's a common complaint that some scenes were just too dark to see. now the episode's cinemat cinematographer is responding. it's with people's televisions not calibrated properly. our new show and synced in goes into the reaction after the episode aired. here's abby fernandez. >> there's a low-key g.o.t. spoiler ahead. sunday night brought us the most incredible 82 minutes of tv history. even though the screen was legit black for 74% of the screen, the battle didn't fall short. this is now their highest rated episode. and it wouldn't come as a surprise if they beat out their own season premiere ratings. i'll leave it with this. all hail our newfound hero. yes, girl power. >> you want to do the whole show go to @nbcbayarea on instagram and click on the igtv icon and the latest episode of sync will pop up. >>> a social media experiment is getting a lot of attention. instagram revealed a

. >> and relief for those facing a mountain of student debt to pay off. >> michael finney has those stories. >> let's start with the first one. hopeful news for those saddled with huge student loan. there is a senate plan for those to build a retirement fund while paying off the loans. currently the employees can match the employee's 401 contribution, but not to those who don't contribute, and many of them paying off student debt can't afford the contribute, and the retirement parody for student loans act will allow companies to match the student loan payment, and more than 40 million americans are carrying student loan debt. >>> amazon is building a new type of warehouse, but it is not what you think. the online retail giant is building warehouses around the country to store hazardous materials. this is coming after an incident that we reported on last year where a can of bear repellent exploded hospitalizing 24 workers. the federal trade commission has proved that it is serious about your right to post reviews of the products and the services. the ftc has announced three separate enforcements of the consumer review fairness acts and it

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two students opened fire inside a charter school. one parent tells the "new stop the attackers after they shot at those inside two classrooms. >> officers say when they arrived on the scene the shooters were still firing. investigators say the officers ran towards danger and after a struggle with the suspects, took them into custody. this is the second deadly shooting at a school in the u.s. in one week. it is the 13th this year. cnn's ryan young is live in highlands ranch, colorado, with the latest. what happened, ryan? >> just very tough. you think about the pain in the community and the idea that the students started fighting back. they wanted to turn back the shooters, but still it wasn't enough.

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student. there are some new students coming in who may have some of their electives reduced, but they will be able to proceed quickly, but if any student here today is saying their class is cut and they can't make progrese and so on -- we would libel to o sit down with that student and get her the class she needs because we have 695 pages of classes we're offering and we have it in troop o front of us. if you want to get to san francisco state, you have to fill requirements in a, b, c, d, f, g and h. we had 54,000 enrollmented last year. those are the required areas students have to have. next fall, we are offering 61,400 seats. that's 7,000 more seats than we had in enrollment last year and we think that makes sense. i a highlight next to end nick d women's enrollment. this coming fall, we will have capacity for over 5,000 students which is 20% more than we had enrollment in these courses last year. these are required courses. keep going. we have an enormously important service to our students to employ. these are the sections in els and you'll see that last year we had full-time equivalent

students opened fire on their classmates. >> more than a billion dollars over ten years staggering losses for donald trump, according to tax documents obtained by "the new york times." >> wall street could not sustain another day of uncertainty. the dow plummets. what's in store today? >>> epic flooding in the south. hundreds of students in texas. the threat is far from over. welcome to "early start," i'm dave briggs. >> good morning, it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin here. breaking overnight, one student is dead, eight others injured in a school shooting near denver. >> attention, all information on the shooting. we have a shooter in room 107. 107. >> 2:00 p.m. tuesday, the moment the s.t.e.a.m. school went into lock down. they investigate an all too familiar scene. the students line the walk with hands in the air. >> we thought it was a drill until we saw the officer with the rifle and other police cars coming our way. >> everyone was scared for their lives. people were quiet. i felt like i was out in the open. i didn't like it. >> police apprehended two students. one 18 and the other a juvenile. police believe they both attend the school. >> t

up next, how frank geary is lending his genius to some local elementary school students. >>> new accusationsin a major fast food chain. new, the sexual harassment of dozens of mcdonalds employees say they faced. paying to get his daughter into usc is paying toni georgand a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on that was great! . >>> today a special visit to an east palo alto elementary school. >> it is part of a statewide arts program he co-founded. and as we continue to talk about ways to build a better bay area, educators tell us this is certainly one of them. these students are about to be in for a very special treat. in fact, as 10-year-olds, they probably don't realize how speci

. >> california spends about $11,000 per student. new york and new jersey spend nearly double that amount. a state bill that would provide foster youth is moving forward. the bill would require the california department of social services to contract with non- profit organizations to help undocumented immigrant children get legal representation. the goal is to ensure that these young people have access to the thing thaiss need. the bill now heads to the state senate. the main grocery store serving downtown san jose announced they're closing in the weeks. ann is outside the safeway store where people are upset. >> reporter: they're frustrated they'll value to go further for groceries. city officials are hoping it'll be short lived vacancy and they can find another grocery store to move in. for those who live and work in downtown san jose it's a big loss. the safeway is closing its doors june 14th. there had been problems here, first with theft and loitering and later with parking after the adjacent garage was sold. part of me is surprised

. >> next on sunday "today," a crisis of student debt threatens to swamp a generation of young people, and innovative newn has colleges investing in their students, literally. we'll explain when we come back inust 45 seconds. this show your lofr with a gift the love and be loved collection by kay. a symbol of your inseparable bond. it's where together meets forever. now save 30% storewide. exclusely at kay. >>> the most recent statistics from the federal reserve sw in the united states, nearly5 million borrowers owe 1.$5 trillion on student loans. it is larger than credit card and auto loan debt and mortgage debt in this country. the numbers are staggering and they threaten the future of a generation stuck under the weight of its loans. now one major university is leading the way with a plan that eases the burden of tuition by taking a cut of its student future. sasha burns of our streaming service nbc news now has our sunday spotlight. >> reporter: america is a betting land. from wall street to the playing field. but what about betti on the next generation? >> around my junior year, thatn was whe that s

the students spent the entire year building and designing this new home. nce this program started in 1981, students have built more than 40 houses. >>> they are all over the diofrict and in parts northern virginia. now montgomery county is looking t how it will deal with electric bikes and all those scooters out there. the county's planning board wants the parks department to examine what will happen if they're allowed on trails. they're proposingth a six mon pilot program starting next month. it would include two phases. one with personally owned vehicles andnd a secohat would allow rented devices. the county will allow the public to weigh in beforehand. >>> here in the district gw hospital is adding lactation pods for new mothers.th hospital says it w gililve pro privatnd comfortable place to pump or breast feed. these pods include a fold down table, lelectrical outlet and an door that ce locked. they're alsolarge enough if the mother has another young child, they can get in there together. >>> relief and gratitude from a maryland family after their price

they're fighting for the teachers and students in new haven school district. they will march all the way to tonight's district board meeting. they want district officials to see their support for a 10% raise for teachers. >> i'm really disappointed in the teachers. we know they can pay the teachers. >> they deserve every penny they're asking for. >> as of now the district is offering a 1% raise with a one time 3% bonus. >>> time is ticking to get the federally approved d. kp5's anne makovec has more on the new plan the dmv is now implementing. >> reporter: the good news for those who already have a real i.d. you most likely will not have to come to the dreaded dmv again to respond a letter that's on its way to your home. >> it's a requirement. >> reporter: over 3 million real i.d. card holders are getting letters from the department of motor vehicles this week with one more step to validate your new i.d. at first, according to the dmv, the drmt of homeland security only required one proof of residency and now it's two. >> i already did it. i got it done. >> re

news 4's aimee cho talked to students in our area who say it coumake a big difference. >> thes.a.t. to have at new queion, but not one you can study for. instead, what the test want to know, what is the student's el life. what have they had to overcome. >> the most stressful thing isi tha get the a.s.t. scores. >> she's a junior and h is to go to howard university. she says the new scoring systeml could help levthe playing field. >> at least if you took the opportunity to try their best, they should still help you out. ve>> i didn't ha it the easiest way because i made it hard for myself. >> david says he used to get in trouble in school but now he's in an alternative school and spends more time studying. he also thinks the new scoring system is a good thing. >> i think it will help a lot of kids. just like me, i got a second chance. everybody deserves a second chance. >> the new scores will be made up of crime rate, family income and school curriculum. what won't be included is race. the score will be a scale from zero which is most privileged to 100 which means the most hardshiped

is student loan debt america's new financial crisis? >> i think the student debt crisis is here with no end or change in sight. and absolutely zero plan to tackle this at the federal level. >> reporter: teenagers with no credit history and no guaranteed job, routinely borrow tens of thousands of dollar, loans guaranteed by the u.s. department of education. >> the federal government will always get their money. >> reporter: however they have to? >> we don't give borrowers a second chance in bankruptcy. we let their wages be garnished. we let their social security benefits be seized. >> reporter: taylor smith owes $43,000. college can be life-changing. are the loans also life-changing? >> they absolutely are. the moment that you get an acceptance letter, that's the moment you take on this debt. >> reporter: how thousan millennials walk around with student debt. many say they will be in their 40s before the studentmultigene problem. >> it is. mark, we'll be back here tomorrow tonight. we're going to look at the fastest group of borrowers, s

the students were to be assigned to other classrooms to stop that the class needed new students even if these aren't all that interested in book learning. one hand. the limbs just showed up at school and we were allowed to pet them to be. although the class was short only 5 students the authorities told the school it would be disbanded with no warning. the parents are still dismayed. they did is if you do it can be done for. the parents have the support of the municipal council so it's an intelligent alliance to be sure so far the parents are trying to protest in humorous ways but they could also take more radical measures now that is because the troops you have friday is pretty far away but they still wanted to shut down our bus route and now they want to close the class at school no family class as part of their protests the parents have also posted the school's new extension building for sale online vaults classroom for sale very good condition constructed in 2012 no water damage no listing 29 areas such as the mail in the park and districts of copenhagen as ghettos yes you heard

>>> heroic students. new details of the latest deadly sco school shooting including how students jumped the gunman preventing greater loss of life but costing one student his. tonight emotional parents are speaking out. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following multiple breaking stories this hour including the vote by the house judiciary committee to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress with jerry nadler calling the stand out of over the mueller report, i'm quoting him now, a constitutional crisis. >>> also breaking, president trump adding to his administration's sfotone wallin by asserting executive privilege over the entire report and setting stage for a courtroom showdown. >>> also tonight, cnn has learned the senate intelligence committee has subpoenaed the president's son, donald trump junior. sources say he's considering refusing to testify citing the fifth amendment or simply just

>>and after the break a teacher trying to help people understand his students, new slang we'll have a look at the little fiction area he made for parents just so there's still in little bit of rainfall out there this morning really just a few sprinkles as you're stepping out about college, you know where to >>i'm tracking your morning commute around the bay area past as usual the drive into san to ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybor, is it?ric car isn't for you afteal ♪ >>and we're just waiting for those clouds to clear and now it's a slow way morning. yes, a practice and but a good payoff. a very good payoff are in for some great weather this afternoon this week ahead of us not looking bad either we do have a few showers out there this morning as promised last night we saw them and they linger through the evening and are still hanging out with us this morning. there's san francisco skies on the

he pleaded guilty to sending sexually explicit messages to a high school student. more news ahead. 4:53 right now. >>> 4:55 right now. developing right now in downtown sacramento, firefighters are trying to figure out what started a massive fire that heavily damaged the blue diamond almond factory. >> it started 9:00 last night. you see the video of flames shooting out from that building. about 250 workers were inside and successfully evacuated. three, however, were injured, including two sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. so far no word on the extent of the damage. blue diamond is the world's largest tree nut processing company and serves over 3,500 growers statewide. >>> new this morning, a bizarre story coming out of southern california. a man is accused of randomly beating a woman to death with an electric scooter. this happened yesterday afternoon in long beach. police say the 63-year-old victim was walking down the street when a mangan assaulting her with had a good samaritan on a scooter tried to help, the attacker grabbed the scooter and used it to beat the w

new phase of life. wererday, you all students. today, you are on, having norees,d -- you are hoore having achieved something truly worth celebrating. tomorrow is up to you. you will all be off running in your own lives, in your own lanes, scattering from this place, a place that has served you all, obviously, so well. but don't run too far. indiana needs you. to paraphrase or to quote uncle sam, indiana wants you, every single one of you. because i know the types of graduates anderson university produces. i know what each and every one of you brings to the table. this campus full of intellect and integrity is a target-rich environment for men and women of faith who practice what you men and women who understand contributing to a cause greater than self. you are compassionate and caring and creative, grounded and determinedoted and difference makers. and this is exactly the characteristics that employers are craving at this very moment. you are indiana's secret ingredient to a bright and promising future. so i need to commend you o

in san jose, kpix 5.>>> coming up, the sats secret new a diversity score that grades students on their upbringing. will it help level the playing field? >> a big proportion of those immigrants must come in through merit and skill. >> the president lays out his new point system for immigrants. why democrats say it does not add up. >>> the chp is on high alert in a snowy sierra cracking down on drug big rig drivers. ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> new at 11:00, high school students who take the sats will not just be getting a test score, they will also be getting what is being called an adversity score. kpix 5's kitty nielsen liv

she said in a statement to cbs news, she and her team will have a legislation, will have a transformative effect on studentse workforce and workers seeking to advance their careers. we hope congress can set its differences aside and provide solutions. >>> "the cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a-- ♪ drifter i was ♪born to walk alone! you're a drifter? i thought you were kevin's dad. little bit of both. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> the vatican is moving into the 21st century, digitizing its vast trove of ancient documents. but it's not as easy as scanning them into a computer. seth doane reports. >> reporter: deep inside vatican city holds a bunker, with a remarkable historic record. millions of church documents, including decrees and correspondence from every pope, for a millennia. today, only academics with special permission can access this. otherwise, it's locked away. this is the vatican secret archives. >> yes. >> reporter: upstairs, a pa paleographer, shows us the records. valuable reco

increasing their offer would require, quote, serious and significant cuts that will affect the students. >>> newng of a crash on the embarcadero in san francisco, a motorcycle collided with a white prius near washington street causing a big backup of traffic. one of the bike's wheels was completely ripped off but luckily the motorcyclist only suffered minor injuries. much more serious crash out of menlo park, this is the aftermath of a fiery dui crash there. police say that an suv driver crashed into this 1960s buick carrying four people. the fuel tank was punctured and the vehicle then burst into flames but fire crews say that the people inside got out just in time before the fire spread to the interior. the crash happened just before 12:30 yesterday morning at the intersection of oak grove avenue and el camino real. the suv ended up crashing into a pole. that driver was arrested for felony dui. all victims are expected to survive. >>> in san francisco 21 people and a dog are out of their homes this morning after a fire tore through a building in hunters point. flames broke out just before 4:00

up the money needed. >> purdue's solution is, it was the first major public university to give students a newo finance education. the idea is called an income share agreement. or an isa. here's how it works. 8 student's tuition is paid for in exchange for the future income. there is no interest. there is a set end date, and a spending cap. while you are out of a job, you don't pay. essentially students sell a stake in themselves to investors while they bet the students will succeed after college. >> it's not necessarily a loan, but a partnership between you and the university. >> do you feel like you yourself are an investment. >> they are hoping i will leave here and grow and return on that investment and i hope it pays off because that means great stuff for me. >> in the u.s., the growth of student loan debt is outpacing wage growth. purdue president wants to change that. >> the real question is, will there be a demand for it? turned out there was. >> the student assumes most of the risk. >> they can get in a hole if they don't start off in a good paying job. that risk is shifted. it's also

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in san jose, kpix 5.>>> coming up, the sats secret new a diversity score that grades students on their upbringing. will it help level the playing field? >> a big proportion of those immigrants must come in through merit and skill. >> the president lays out his new point system for immigrants. why democrats say it does not add up. >>> the chp is on high alert in a snowy sierra cracking down on drug big rig drivers. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> new at 11:00, high school students who take the sats will not just be getting a test score, they will also be getting what is being called an adversity score. kpix 5's kitty nielsen live in san francisco to explain what this means. katie. >> reporter: that new score is going to be based on the social and economic background of the students. the goal is to have that ready to roll out by next year. but some students we talked with to

ur students news reporting labs, i'mason baum in cody, wyoming. >> nawaz: spring classes at dartmouthlege are about to end, and this term, students have had the opportunity to museume a revitalize right on campus. from pbs station wgbh in boston, jared bowen has our story. it's part of series on as and culture, called "canvas." reporter: just off the green of dartmouth college in new hampshire, the campus' hood museum of art, newly renovated and expanded, beckons once again. but this is not the same old. >> be prepared for surprise. >> reporter: during the hood's three years of construction, john stomberg had a chance most museum directors never get. while the hood was closed and empty, he and his team entirely re-imagined the way we experience art. >> we have many of the old favorites, but they're scattered ntin a diffeay. our overall goal was to change the way the story of art is told. >er> repothis is where you enter the museum, in a gallery dominate art you've probably never seen, by a contemporary artist you've probably haven't heard of. >> a lot of us know who are the major arti

she stopped to left the student off the bus in new york. watch what happens next. the car seems to ignore school bus and speeds by the boy's mother said she is very grateful to that driver. >>> we should learn more about the injury to war yars kevin durant. he came down awkwardly from a jump shot. his status for tomorrow night's game against the rockets in houston is still up in the air. >> despite losing kd, if we win tomorrow, i say we, if not, game seven will be sunday at oracle. >> listen to the shark tank go wild. tickets went on sale for the san jose next round of the stanley cup. they eliminated colorado in game seven last night. next up, the st. louis blues. >>> david beckham has been banned from driving after being caught behind the wheel. beckham has been banned for six months. >>> royal baby archie maybe three days old but he's receiving a lot of gifts from world leaders. princess margaret presented him with a bank cet with a logo of the invictus games. his name is archie harrison mountbatten-windsor. he will be master or mr. archie mountbatten-windsor.

well, in contra costa county, some parents are deciding to keep their kids, high school students away today. >> nbc news' bob riddell is live in san money, parents and students that show up today, bob, they'll notice more police presence? >> reporter: right, lawyer remarks marcus. the principal here at california high school says there will be considerable police presence on and around the presence at san ro money. he noted there are 47 under surveillance cameras and additional and min strarts to support students and staff. this is the third time we know someone threatened violence. the most reported yesterday. they reported to graffiti in the fine arts building, tomorrow, library shot up first. then courtyard, then myself, then also a racist comment directed at african-americans according to school. last week students ground u found graffiti in another restroom, cal will be shot up 5/9, final warning. the police response, they commended the students for coming forward with the enno. and went on to write, despite this presence, some families will choose to keep their children home from school tomorrow.

the iranian students news agency quotes the senior revolutionary guard officials saying, "an aircraft carrier that has at least 40 to 50 planes on it and 6,000 forces covered within it was a serious threat for us in the past, but now it's a target and the threats have switched to opportunities." secretary pompeo says the united states does not want war with iran but said that any attack against the united states, american citizens, or interest would be met with a swift and decisive u.s. response. the secretary is scheduled to move on to russia after this. he is supposed to go to sochi. that's where he is scheduled to meet with vladimir putin. a senior state a permit official says they will discuss iran while they are there, along with those of other issues and difficulties ongoing between the united states and russia. harris? >> harris: rich, thank you very much. a man charged with murdering a hiker with a machete is due in court today. james jordan accused of attacking two people in the appalachian trail in virginia. the victim survived. walk 6 miles after being stabbed to find help.

students' lives. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> incredible gift there and you don't have to be a billionairehave an impact on a college student like those guys at morehouse. >>> well, democratic presidential hopeful pete buttigieg is proposing four new tax increases. he outlined his plan during a town hall on fox news including a new marginal income tax, a so-called wealth tax and a financial transactions tax. also last night the south bend mayor took direct aim at fox news itself. >> a lot of folks in my party were critical of me for even doing this with fox news. >> i've heard that. [ laughter ] >> and i get where that's coming from, especially when you see what goes on with some of the opinion hosts on this network. i mean, when you got tucker carlson saying that immigrants make america dirty. when you've got laura ingraham comparing detention centers with children in cages to summer camps, summer camps, then there is a reason why anybody has to swallow hard and think twice before participating in this media ecosystem. >> president trump wasn't happy either. in a rare move he slammed fox

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this as the scandal shines a new light on the massive differences students face as they go to collegemits to spending $75,000 to improve his daughter's a.c.t. score -- >> nothing nothing about. this. >> reporter: the high powered new york attorney gordon kaplan publicly apologizing. the first parent caught up in the scandal to do so. >> i'm sorry to all the other kids out there who are in the admissions process. the college admissions process. to all the parents, helping them. supporting them. >> and the wiretap cause. he can allegedly be heard telling him that he needed his daughter to be stupid. during the psychological exam to receive extra time to take the a.c.t. so a proctor could correct her answers afterwards. bringing the differences in the college application process to light. according to the "wall street journal" across the country. the number of public high school students getting special allowances for test taking such as extra time has surged. though with massive disparity. 4.2% of students at wealthier public schools have designations for extra time during tests, compar

school a claim the school at the time called outrageous and tonight, chilling new details emerging from inside the attack a student telling nbc news he can hear one of the shooters singing while opening fire. >>> a major escalation as north korea fires new ballistic missiles as the u.s. seizes a north korean ship. and president trump facing foreign policy >>> our nbc news exclusive, the first tv interview with the co-founder of facebook mark zuckerberg's harvard roommate now calling for facebook to be broken up, in a scathing new takedown. >> do you think facebook is dangerous? >> i do. >> why he says zuckerberg shouldn't be trusted to fix the breaches to your privacy >>> tempers erupting over what would be the most restrictive abortion bill in america doctors could face 99 years in prison for performing the procedure. the latest salvo in a fight likely headed to the supreme court. >>> and parents rallying around a second grade teacher while battling breast cancer and now paying out of her own pocket while on medical leave tonight, a lot of people asking, how is this possible >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly new

i'm ama daetz. >> it is due to the work of a former cal student. >> abc news melanie woodrow has morem the woman who advocated for the decision. >> reporter: there is a change coming to the campus in thanks in part to a former volleyball player committed to making a difference. >> i want students to know they can do anything. if they see a problem, they can fix it. >> reporter: when mackenzie feldman was a junior, she and her teammates convinced the ground keeper to stop praying herbicides here. >> he was like totally. i just don't have the labor to pick the weeds. we said perfect, we have 20 girls on the team. we will do it for you. >> we were worried that these were young women of reproductive age and they probably shouldn't be exposed to any of this stuff. they ended upcoming out here and having weeding parties basically. >> reporter: now, mackenzie served up an ace for the entire uc community. uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension of gilyphosate-based herbicide t all campuses. >> we are like, we did it. >> it