u.c. berkeley.plause] >> great. keyona reynolds from george washington high school, heading to the university of washington in seattle. [applause] >> kyle chan from lowell high school, going to the university of california davis. [applause] >> congrats. laura gian from lowell high school, heading to the university of california san diego. [applause] >> okay. leisha from galileo high school, heading to san jose state university. [applause] >> nadra mohamed from mission high school heading to holy names university. [applause] >> nacina chambers from raul wallenberg high school, heading to u.c. berkeley. oh, you changed your mind? sorry, you're right. you're going again. >> double major. >> double major, yeah. pamela campos adrizan from john o'connell high school, u.c. san diego. [applause] >> randy casares from mission high school, san francisco state university. [applause] >> just go stop by his office any time. risen aljas from mission high school, heading to dillard university. [applause] >> robert

u.c. berkeley. [applause] >> and last, but not least, ling may liang from mission high school, san francisco state ersiiv. [appla >> let's give our 2018" i am theur award" recipients a great round of applause. >> so each one of our award recipients will be receiving $1,000 that go towards their about whether or not you were hat you got the t funds that go directly to your tuition, so we're going to make sure that that gets taken care of. so that is the first step, is getting all your money together so that you can head off and come back and work in cand makd than we already are. events like these could not be put together or programs like these couldn't be run without the incredible support of two wonderful staff members, so marisa and erica, thank you for all that you do in reaching out to our young people and getting all of thecholarships to us. so we want togratonate you, we want to thank you. and again, to the families, congratulations. we look forward to hearing some amazing stories about what

u.c. berkeley, friends say he was camping with his girls so his wife, a doctor, could prepare for an exam. hi, who was moving to the bay area, says not a second goes by that we aren't grappling with the senselessness of this crime. >> he was just a family man and that's where he was geared for, just to take care of his family. >> reporter: less than 30 miles outside beverly hills, malibu creek offers incredible views and is known for its hollywood backdrop in shows like "m.a.s.h." there has been recent trouble in the park. a body was found nearby discovered two weeks ago and investigators are looking into a string of shootings that for now, are not connected. tonight, the iconic campground is closed. and with no suspect, the case of this murder mystery is wide open. miguel almaguer, nbc news, malibu. >>> funeral services were held today outside pittsburgh for antwon rose, the 17-year-old at the center of a firestorm after police were caught on camera fatally shooting him as he fled a traffic stop on foot last week. rose was unarmed and a passenger in car police suspected was linked to a dr

u.c. berkeley's clark kerr campus. the female exchange students were walking on etna street...ed up next to them...and four female suspects got out. officers say the suspects pointed a gun at the group and demanded their property. the students weren't injured. the suspects are still at large. (pam) the sexual battery lawsuit started with one... now 23 additional women have joined the lawsuit against the university of southern california .... and former school gynecologist george tyndall. these former patients are accused tyndall of sexual misconduct.tyndall - who was fired in 2017 for inappropriate behavior - is accused of engaging in the misconduct .... while performing physical examinations. today's development brings the total number of plaintiffs to 24.victims' rights attorney gloria allred talked about the case today.. (pam)(pam) (pam) (pam) tyndall told the l-a times ... he has never had sexual urges toward patients, and says, some of his comments to patients were mis- interpreted.the department of education is investigating how the university handled the complaints again

u.c. berkeley institute of governmental studies says gavin newsome is the front-runner. support for san diego republican john cox has grown to 20% percent for second place among likely voters. the percentage of undecided voters dropped from 13% in april to 7%. join us on ktvu election night on ktvu plus. we will have live coverage of the election results from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. then join us on fox 2 for the latest on the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >> such a big election this time around. >>> a top aide to kim jong-un is expected to arrive at the white house today. >> doug luzader joins us with the latest on the potential summit meeting between the two leaders. >> reporter: we are hearing that the delegation from north korea -- they have been in new york the past couple of days, they are en route to washington to bring this letter from kim jong-un and deliver it to president trump. >>> reporter: at the white house perhaps a presume might summit of sorts. kim yong chol is scheduled to be here to directly deliver a letter from leader kim jong-un to president trump. what will the

u.c. berkeley, gavin newsom is in the lead.n cox a san diego businessman and republican candidate shot up in the polls from 9% in december to 20%. villaraigosa 13%. travis allen 12% and john chiang at 7%. villaraigosa and chiang's career started in southern california. they are here doing last minute campaign efforts. newsom started in san francisco but he has been in southern california for the last couple of days. they are crisscrossing the state to get out the vote. >> busy. thank you. >>> meanwhile the race for mayor in san francisco with eight men and women running for the top seat. homelessness is at the top of the agenda. voters in santa clara county will decide whether to aaron persky. if the recall is successful, he would be the fourth judge in state history to be voted out before his term expires. it also includes a choice between two candidates to replace him if he is recalled. >>> voters in decide on who will be the sheriff. lori smith is running for an unprecedented sixth term. in tomorrow's election, voters in all

u.c. berkeley called cultural landscape, environmental sustainability and preservation practices. and the whole idea of the cultural natural resources in some of the districts is really important. the parks, park and rec department, i didn't hear anything about park and rec. the water courses, the parks, the foliage, the natural fabric of how the people came to live and inter-relate with these great areas of san francisco. so i think the melding of all the groups and the natural aspects, too, is an important thing to really consider and this commission has a lot of value to contribute to that process. so i'm in favor of these recommendations going forward. >> commissioner matsuda: thank you. commissioner black? >> commissioner black: i want to clarify, as the new commissioner, i don't have the background that my colleagues do. so is it correct that this in no form has come before this commission? oh, goodness. okay. the other thing that i, again, don't know enough about but would like to find out, it appears to me as a planner, this is really groundbreaking and i wonder how many o

u.c. berkeley but didn't stop her from graduating. in fact, she wants to go to law school. she holds down a full time job in a law firm and uses the endless hours on dialysis as the perfect place to study in preparation. >> i really like to advocate and mediate family conflicts. i think that i was put on this earth to do that. and and it would be a travesty if i were to give up now. >> reporter: it appears a lot of people feel that way. she works for berkeley hope scholar, a program that guides foster children through the time at cal. and even though she is no longer in school, they are helping to raise money to cover expenses when and if she gets a transplant. as for raising her spirits in the meantime, they're doing a good job of that as well. >>> if you have a story idea for our bay area proud series, let garvin know. look for garvin thomas nbc bay area and leave him a comment. he does great work. >> always. we'll be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because

u.c. berkeley. >> was camping with his girls so his wife who is a doctor could prepare for an exam.amily tells nbc news, he was camping next to his brother-in-law when gunfire exploded without warning. jolting them awake. a family statement reads, not a second goes by that we aren't grappling with the senselessness of this crime. >> he's just a gentle man. you could just see him -- him involved with his family and kids. >> reporter: not far from beverly hills, malibu creek is known from a strung of crimes, a body that appeared to be dumped was found nearby and a gunshot pierced this woman's vehicle while she camped in the park last year. investigators are now looking into several shootings but so far none are connected to the murder. a summer haven for families now the scene of a tragic crime. >> especially with his daughters right there. well migel almaguer reporting. the family does not believe the young father was targeting and say this is a random crime that now destroyed a family. [ bell ringing ] >>> well something to clap about right now as we see the opening bell. the new yo

u.c. berkeley is just about to -- just about to relocate with his wife and kids back to the bay area. friends and family members are remembering him as a family man who would do anything for his family. >> this is a family man and that's where it was geared for, to take care of his family and be there for him. >> now, there have been a series of shootings over the last few weeks at the park that are for now -- that are for now unconnected. >>> at 5:07, a new interview given by the woman once called the call girl killer is leading to new charges. you may remember this story. high end escort alex pickleman served three years after pleading guilty to injecting a lethal dose of heroin, killing a google executive in santa cruz. nbc affiliate ksbw interviews her about the death and deadly overdose of her boyfriend in georgia one year before. in the interview, she stated she had nothing to do with his death but on monday prosecutors in georgia announced charges. she now lives in canada. authorities hope to arrest her and extradite her back to the united states. >> good news this morning. a s

u.c. berkeley. >> in politics, a young woman has shocked the political world about a big election win. >> mcgrew joins us now. even she didn't think she would win. the young woman is 28-year-old a alexandria cortez, beat out a ten-term congressman in the primary last night. this caught us so badly off guard, we don't have video of her acceptance speech but here is a gif posted to the internet from one of her supporters, the moment the former bartender realizeed sheefs going to win. you can agree this is better than any kind of professional video for capturing the moment. we weren't alone in our surprise. here's cnn's reaction, whose alexandria cortez. not a congress woman jyet only the primary. she's to the left of the incumbent who served ten terms. this could be a sign of the future of the democratic party. younger and more to the left. the guy she beat, joe crowley outspent her 18-1 and he was so powerful the last time a serious candidate tried to run against him was 2004 when she was 14 years old. there were a number of primaries on tuesday in utah, mitt romney won the republican nomi

u.c. berkeley is doing the study for us, and they're measuring plate waste and food and vegetable consumption, and we're going to get a report at the end of july, and so i can share it with the board. but preliminary findings suggest that some of the interventions that we're trying to do that go beyond just the meals that are served are having an impact on that, as well. and the move to scratch cooking, yes, we're absolutely committed on that. so with the 2016 bond, we're actually gearing up to open up -- we've actually just hired a culinary manager. we have our first chef that we've had at the -- in the district has just been -- that classification has been created, and that position has been fulled -- filled, so the team that are doing our pre-k meals, they're all prepared by the staff that do that. so that's all cooking from scratch and procurement from scratch. we're going to be redesigning the culinary center, and that'll be our first upgraded kitchen with the bond. they currently cook about 1,000 meals a day, and they'll have the capacity to go up to 3,000 meals a day. and the other two

u.c. berkeley's clark kerr campus. the female exchange students were walking on etna street... up next to them. officers say the robbers pointed a gun at the group and demanded their things. the students complied and were not injured. .. (vicki) in the south bay. a warning tonight...after a spike in cases of whooping cough in santa cruz county. doctors say cases have increased from five in 2017... to 11 in the first four months of 2018. symptoms inlcude coughing fits followed by a high pichted "whoop" sound...and vomiting during coughing fits and exhaustion. officials say people seek medical help if the cough becomes increasingly severe....even if they have been vaccinated for whooping cough. (grant) on the peninsula pacifica police are warning residents to lock their car doors. this comes after 30 unlocked vehicles were burglarized on reichling avenue sunday morning. police were called to the area around seven a.m. .. and determined it and determined it was connected to other car burglaries in san mateo county. police are urging people to lock their car doors and avoid leaving

u.c. berkeley, beaudet was camping with his girls, so his wife, who is a doctor, could prepare for an examdet was camping next to his brother-in-law when a gunshot shocked them awake. we are grabbling with the senselessness of this crime. >> he was a family mean. >> reporter: not far from hollywood hills, it's a hollywood backdrop that used in shows like "m.a.s.h." a body that appeared to be dumped was found near. this woman says a gunshot pierced her vehicle while she camped in the park last year. investigators are now looking into several shootings but so far say none are connected to the murder. a summer haven for families, now the scene of a tragic crime. >> miguel, i know you talked to some family members of the victim there. did they say anything about whether they thought this was targeted or just an accident? >> reporter: craig, the victim's family tells nbc news, they don't believe that the young father was targeted. they say, this may have been a random crime that's now destr destroyed that family. craig? >> miguel almaguer there for us. thank you. >>> let's switch gears and go t

u.c. berkeley's clark kerr campus. the exchange students were walking on etna street... when a car pulled up next to them... and four female suspects got out. officers say the suspects pointed a gun at the group and demanded their property. the students weren't injured.... and those suspects are still at large. ( robin )wildfires in the western u-s have been causing havoc. thousands of people have been forced to flee as the flames scorch tens of thousands of acres in several states. reporter john lorinc has the latest details. a brush fire in the benedict canyon area is posing a threat to the ritzy area in southern california.ines romero/resident "i hear all these fire engines and i'm thinking 'what's going on?' and then all of a sudden the helicopter's like right above and i'm thinking this is not good. so i looked out the window and there was a big black plume of smoke."the portola fire forced dozens of households to evacuate.deputy chief andy fox/los angeles fire dept."it's ve complex, heavy brush. these areas have not been burned for many many years, and we're fortun

u.c. campuses in berkeley...los angeles...and davis handled complaints. the report released today... d some people accused of misconduct...continued to sexually harass people after they were disciplined ineffectively. they also found the u.c. system is slower to disciple faculty and staff. u.c. president janet napolitano says the system is working to improve it's complaint process. (grant) in the east bay tonight... police have arrested two men in connection to a deadly stabbing in san leandro. the stabbing happened on tuesday night at the washington plaza shopping center on east 14th street. police say four men got into a fight-- one of the men was stabbed and killed. another man is in critical condition. two 23-year- old men were arrested at their homes in alameda and oakland yesterday. police have not yet said a motive for the fight. (grant) a big story we're tracking. anti-gay flyers posted on the peninsula have people outraged....as the bay area celebrates pride week. this is happening in palo alto. the flyers were posted at several different locations including the library and p

berkeley...los angeles...and davis handled complaints. the report found some people accused of misconduct... continued to sexually harass people even aftethey were disciplined. they also found the u.ce faculty and staff. u.c. president janet napolitano says the system is working to improve it's complaint process. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...warriors try and add depth to their championship roster with their first pick in the nba draft. ( james ) plus...see the new technology created to help parents who have young children in their car avoid a tragedy. ( james ) and after the break.. space-x has landed a huge military contract. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. forecast from friday and late builds in the bay area. highs are expected to climb into the 70s and 80s near the ocean and bays and from the 90s to 105 inland. this will lead to hot co

berkeley...los angeles...and davis handled complaints. the report found some people accused of misconduct... continued to sexually harass people even after they were disciplined. they also found the u.cident janet napolitano says the system is working to improve it's complaint process. ( darya )another big story this morning. two san francisco contruction workers say they were fired from their job site... for bringing claims of racial discrimination to their employer. they're now issuing a lawsuit. kron4's haziq madyun has the story.... and we want to warn you - some viewers may find some disturbing. nats/video of dolls hanging on porta pottie"open that up"you are looking at video of three black baby dolls hanging by their necks inside a porta pottie back in april here at a clark group construction site on 250 howard street in san francisco. craig ogans is the construction worker who recorded the videosotogans is one of three african american construction workers who are now represented by civil rights attorney john burris in a racial discrim