clearly the values you guys have in the challenge grant are key this the san francisco is using and uc berkley around those values we'll start and i'm going to turn it over to to susan the other partner the director the research at the uc berkley to talk about the specification. >> thank you mr. mayor and mr. secretary i'll tell you that with migrant challenge comes chaos if chaos a vision and this is a grand challenge we don't typically put together $20 million proposals this took a lot of effort i think that working with the world-classcy say university hope to create a world-class city for the future i want to tell you this city and our university equity is part of our dna we're unpolicy allergic and i want to - a few things about the research we want to commend share tim shared the power of 10 reduce trips by tennessee e 10 percent and emissions by 10 percent and collisions and fatalities by 10 percent and want to have the household expenses of low income residents by 10 percent we have a 3 tiered approach we believe in scale so start with the regional scale and city and neighborho

well, today the uc regents said it's time to level the playing field.athletic scholarship is a game-changer. ask roman davis, a freshman. >> i can finish up my education no matter what happens on the koert. i believe that's very important, and i think it's -- i think -- i know that was a very big thing that i thought about in my decision to come here. >> reporter: both cal and ucla are division i-teams and must abide by pac-12 conference rules which in 2012 stated that these colleges must continue to provide financial support to athletes who are injured and forced to stop playing. >> they look at you more as a person rather than just kind of an athlete. >> reporter: today the uc regents said it was time to include some of the other ucs, all division ii colleges. that means the financial help would continue past the four years until the degree is completed. the policy applies to students who are injured during practice or while competing for the university. only two of the ucs will be excluded, santa cruz and merced, who are division iii schools. the reg

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clearly the values you guys have in the challenge grant are key this the san francisco is using and uc berkley around those values we'll start and i'm going to turn it over to to susan the other partner the director the research at the uc berkley to talk about the specification. >> thank you mr. mayor and mr. secretary i'll tell you that with migrant challenge comes chaos if chaos a vision and this is a grand challenge we don't typically put together $20 million proposals this took a lot of effort i think that working with the world-classcy say university hope to create a world-class city for the future i want to tell you this city and our university equity is part of our dna we're unpolicy allergic and i want to - a few things about the research we want to commend share tim shared the power of 10 reduce trips by tennessee e 10 percent and emissions by 10 percent and collisions and fatalities by 10 percent and want to have the household expenses of low income residents by 10 percent we have a 3 tiered approach we believe in scale so start with the regional scale and city and neighborho

clearly the values you guys have in the challenge grant are key this the san francisco is using and ucey around those values we'll start and i'm going to turn it over to to susan the other partner the director the research at the uc berkley to talk about the specification. >> thank you mr. mayor and mr. secretary i'll tell you that with migrant challenge comes chaos if chaos a vision and this is a grand challenge we don't typically put together $20 million proposals this took a lot of effort i think that working with the world-classcy say university hope to create a world-class city for the future i want to tell you this city and our university equity is part of our dna we're unpolicy allergic and i want to - a few things about the research we want to commend share tim shared the power of 10 reduce trips by tennessee e 10 percent and emissions by 10 percent and collisions and fatalities by 10 percent and want to have the household expenses of low income residents by 10 percent we have a 3 tiered approach we believe in scale so start with the regional scale and city and neighborhood sca

. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively challenges r challenged sometimes we're challenged with other things that has unique opportunity for san francisco bay area not only one of the 7 city pilots to put together something that my goal is well beyond this particular challenge and bringing people together with an opportunity to figur

. >>> uc berkeley please are hoping that a new -- uc berkeley police are hoping that a new information will help solve the murder of a young man who tried to break up a fight. brian flores is live. >> reporter: alberto silva was hanging with some friends up in the oakland hills, as you mentioned, still trying to break up a fight. a reward is offered now for his sill ter. he was with a group of friends at a turnout on grizzly peak boulevard in the oakland hills near mile post 16. there was a fight or argument between other people who were there. he was not associated there. he attempted to break up the fight. the group left but a gunman came back with a gun and shot silva while he was in the car. the car ended in and embankment and he was killed. police believe that the suspect is hispanic or fill pin yo man, 5'2", 200-pound, had his hair in a pony tail. the suspect may have taken more a red chevy caprice or white chevy suburban. police plan on releasing a sketch of the suspect very soon. through a press release by uc berkeley please, the sister of santana silva may speak to media at th

clearly the values you guys have in the challenge grant are key this the san francisco is using and uc berkley around those values we'll start and i'm going to turn it over to to susan the other partner the director the research at the uc berkley to talk about the specification. >> thank you mr. mayor and mr. secretary i'll tell you that with migrant challenge comes chaos if chaos a vision and this is a grand challenge we don't typically put together $20 million proposals this took a lot of effort i think that working with the world-classcy say university hope to create a world-class city for the future i want to tell you this city and our university equity is part of our dna we're unpolicy allergic and i want to - a few things about the research we want to commend share tim shared the power of 10 reduce trips by tennessee e 10 percent and emissions by 10 percent and collisions and fatalities by 10 percent and want to have the household expenses of low income residents by 10 percent we have a 3 tiered approach we believe in scale so start with the regional scale and city and neighborho

to include some of the other uc alle3 division two colleges.means the financial help would continue past the 4 years until the degree is completed. >> make the commitment to them like they make the commitment to us to make sure that whatever happens that we are committed all the way through. >> policy applies to students who are injured during practice or while competing for the university. only two of the u c will be excluded santa cruz and merced for division iii school. regent photoed on 14 new recommendations that affect uc athletes such as providing more academic support and orientation on sexual misconduct. mental health. and diversity. student athletes are also given priority when registering for classes. coaches will no longer be allowed to recruit great players not prepared togsjgp-/t in the classroom. >> i think when our coaches go through the recruiting process they take all of that into consideration. when they figure is this kid able to succeed here. cal has had these reforms in place for several years. since then some of uc berke

they have done a lot of research, universities out here -- uc davis. we have been visiting the research stations of uc -- the kind of seeds or the saplings or the different technology that are used here, how we can adopt it to the situation in afghanistan, how we can transfer some of the technology back then. then we come to the fresno. here we were talking with the research stations. they are working mainly on pistachios. >> pistachios in fresno. >> yes. and likely, in afghanistan, we have wild pistachio. we have hoards of pistachio, so trying to see how we can become a main exporter. we have a project with uc davis, washington state, texas a&m together, that they are working with extension programs in afghanistan. their extension officers are working out with the ministry. so they will be the key partner of us to let them know how we can adopt some of those technology. at the same time, we'll be sending some of our students, our government employee, to learn and work in these research stations. our researcher will come here to learn the new technolog

only two of the uc will be excluded. the regents voted on new recommendati recommendations student athletes are given priority when it comes to registering for classes. and. >> when coaches take that into consideration. and figuring is this kid going to succeed, here? >> cal had the reforms in place several years, and some of the sports programs have improved their academic standings. >> harriet tubman is about to grace the $20 bill and a woman, on the hunt to be the next u.s. president. are women not be adequately represented by emojis? one silicon valley giant thinks it's a big problem and what google wants to do about it. >> google said the emojis don't show women in a diversity prof fegss. take a look. construction worker. man. and private eye. man. so google submitted a proposal to add 13 new emojis, including business woman, doctor, scientist, mechanic and more. in this video, explaining girls talk about not seeing their current selves in emojis. though women, under 30 are the most frequent emojis users. >> fwoogel

and now researchers from uc- berkeley, ucsf and private companies are studying the virus in secure labs. one team produced a dna map of the mosquito that spread zika. another group is studying how it invades a pregnant woman's placenta. >> understand which cells are most infected and most importantly how we can prevent that infection. >> we all want to, you know, produce something that's very helpful to people. >> fortunately many experts believe the united states won't see a pandemic of zika, only localized outbreaks. >>> old navy isn't backing down after sharp criticism of their latest ad featuring a happy family which is interracial. kpix 5's cate caugiran on what the internet had to say about it >>> reporter: old navy posted this picture to promote a sale that twitterverse saw as pushing an agenda. >> diversity is the new normal. >> reporter: it shows an interracial couple with their son. >> interracial is what's making the advertisement more viewable. >> i think they were trying to appeal to the generation that we are now. >> reporter: based on internet's response the picture is wo

clearly the values you guys have in the challenge grant are key this the san francisco is using and uc berkley around those values we'll start and i'm going to turn it over to to susan the other partner the director the research at the uc berkley to talk about the specification. >> thank you mr. mayor and mr. secretary i'll tell you that with migrant challenge comes chaos if chaos a vision and this is a grand challenge we don't typically put together $20 million proposals this took a lot of effort i think that working with the world-classcy say university hope to create a world-class city for the future i want to tell you this city and our university equity is part of our dna we're unpolicy allergic and i want to - a few things about the research we want to commend share tim shared the power of 10 reduce trips by tennessee e 10 percent and emissions by 10 percent and collisions and fatalities by 10 percent and want to have the household expenses of low income residents by 10 percent we have a 3 tiered approach we believe in scale so start with the regional scale and city and neighborho

the cuts could also affect the uc berkeley police department. sources tell us that the nighttime student safe program could be eliminated. that's where students are escorted from the cam phos their car or dorm late at night. >> i definitely use it a lot bick feel safer walking home and want to hear crime alerts i would like to know that i can walk home with someone and not by myself. >> reporter: teamsters local 2010 organized the demonstration. >> it's a real disappointment for somebody would treasures education as much as i do. >> reporter: union is fighting the lay i don't haves, but more layoff notices are still expected to go out. reporting live at uc berkeley, rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> after spending months talking about building a wall donald trump proclaims his love for latinos. the response from san francisco's mission district on cinco de mayo. >>> also, they've gone more than two weeks without food. now doctors say they're starting to get concerned about their health. how far these hunger strikers are willing to go to get san fran

investigator is launching a review of the state's training practices in a wake of widening scandal at uc berkeley. kiffin kish heads the agency that enforces california's civil rights laws. he'll lead a task force that studies the effect of training after misconduct cases sparked national debate about discrimination on college campuses. >>> the university of california has given preliminary approval to a program helping football players and other student athletes. the vote expands the amount of guarantee of financial aid to students if they have a career ending injury. the system was in place at cal and ucla. this proposal would extend the protections to students receiving athletic scholarships at uc davis, irvine, riverside, santa barbara and san diego. it goes to the full uc board of regents tomorrow. >>> a bay area giant is taking a stand tonight against payday loan companies. >> michael finney joins us with that and today's other consumer news. >> this is a huge win for consumer advocates. they've been working on this for a very long time. google announced it would no longer accept a

she still cries for him. >> uc berkeley police but the sketch together shortly after the killing but didn't release it until now thinking it could jeopardize the investigation. >>> the recall of takata airbags is growing and is now the largest recall in u.s. history. some 29 million insulators for the airbags were already recall. now, under pressure from federal safety regulators, another 35 million vehicles are being recalled. notices will be sent out. 11 deaths have been linked to the faulty airbags. the government says it could take until the end of 2019 to fix them. >>> tesla reported a big loss in the first quarter earnings today but the stock was still up as investors look toward the future. tesla says it had problems getting parts for the model x suv and that they lost $282 million but tesla also hopes to order the new model 3 sooner than expect it. the company has 400,000 advance orders for the model 3. the lower-cost car starts at about $35,000. in after-hours trading, tesla shares were up about 6%. >>> a week jobs report sent stock markets lower. the dow fell 99 points, nas

if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio.io. relief and remission within reach. >>> basically, we solve inmates who have assaultive behavior. and those range from stabbings, throwing feces on staff, assaulting staff in many different ways. >> it's generally inmates who have that antisocial personality. they just don't want to adapt and be a part of an institution. their behavior just dictates we have no other choice based on their behavior to segregate them from the rest of the facility. >> 200 men are locked up in segregation 23 out of 24 hours every day. for the remaining hour, they are allowed to walk up and down the corridor. >> you know, the walls can come in, close in on you, you don't have any way to release the pent-up energy that works out of -- like working out or anything like that, you know? it can get kind of lonely in here. >> wendell clay has spent 16 months in the hole for assaulting a guard. he has eight months left. >> you got a lot of guys over here that just, you know, been in this hole two, three, four, f

if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. >>> when inmates at kern valley break prison rules, they are placed in a highly restrictive lockdown unit known as administrative segregation or the hole. >> when you cause problems, you go to ad seg. that's basically the way they do it. >> the food sucks. all kind of [ muted ] going on back here. society got eyes blinded. they don't want to hear nothing, they don't want to see nothing. >> you're isolated. you don't have access to books ors programs. >> there's no -- it's designed to break you mentally and physically. it's hell. to put it bluntly, it's hell. >> 240 men are housed in ad seg. the cells are small, measuring 8 x 6 feet and there are no windows, only a narrow skylight. >> as you can see in here, this new cell is completely all concrete, which will eliminate the inmates from breaking the mattresses down, taking the wire, creating any kind of contraband. if you're inside and looking through the glass window, you're really only look

only two of the uc will be excluded. the regents voted on new recommendati recommendations student athletes are given priority when it comes to registering for classes. and. >> when coaches take that into consideration. and figuring is this kid going to succeed, here? >> cal had the reforms in place several years, and some of the sports programs have improved their academic standings. >> harriet tubman is about to grace the $20 bill and a woman, on the hunt to be the next u.s. president. are women not be adequately represented by emojis? one silicon valley giant thinks it's a big problem and what google wants to do about it. >> google said the emojis don't show women in a diversity prof fegss. take a look. construction worker. man. and private eye. man. so google submitted a proposal to add 13 new emojis, including business woman, doctor, scientist, mechanic and more. in this video, explaining girls talk about not seeing their current selves in emojis. though women, under 30 are the most frequent emojis >> fwoogel issuin

two scientists center stanford and one from uc-berkeley will receive the national medal of science. another scientist from uc- berkeley will receive the medal of national technology and innovation. >>> your future uber life may be driver less. they are testing the first self- driving car in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it's a ford hybrid with radar, laser, scanners and high resolution cameras. for now there's still a trained driver inside monitoring the equipment. >>> all right. let's take a live look at the big board on wall street. the dow is down 88. >>> donate blood help save a life. a blood drive is under way now in san francisco in the financial district. it's hard to miss. just look for the large blue and white bloodmobile. the blood drive runs until 3 p.m. it's at 125 vallejo street in san francisco. >>> roberta was out there to donate blood earlier today. she is here now with our forecast. >> and you know, actually if you donate one pint of blood and it takes less than an hour, more like 45 minutes, you save three lives. three people out there right here in our bay area needin

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most of all, congratulations to the uc berkeley class of 2016. congratulations. you did it. no more late nights at libraries. no more last-minute cramming for your last poly psy final. it is over, folks. no more. today, you can finally celebrate. but right now, there is only one thing standing between you and your hard-earned diploma and that is me. i get it. despite being a united states senator i promise you not to , filibuster. this is your day. you earned it. you studied. you focused, you learned, you worked, and you managed to do all of that and live your lives. you started relationships and you ended relationships. somebody is really happy about that breakup. [laughter] i could tell that. [applause] you missed your family but you enjoyed being away from your family. you ate healthy and you exercised. [laughter] that is debatable. but then you squandered all of that good work at top dog and kingpin doughnuts. you balance your budget. [laughter] on occasion, you busted your budget. i think you are the very definition of the word survivor. i'm a survivor. i have survived

according to his facebook page, he studied neuroscience and behavior at uc-santa cruz. he worked at his dad's clinic for five years and became chief executive office of a company in berkeley he described as offering strategic marketing, consulting and design for bay area health professionals. we should mention that andrew's attorney says that he was going to give those pills to prince's doctors. now the dea is investigating. in mill valley, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> coming up on the kpix 5 news at 6:00, we take a deeper look at the cutting edge drugs doctors like kornfeld use to treat patients with addiction. >>> scary scene at a medical officeling with in san jose. patients and workers started getting sick and that turned into a full-scale evacuation. it all started about 10 a.m. this morning. hazmat teams called to the indian health center on meridien avenue. kpix 5's devin fehely on the office accident that caused some big problems. >> reporter: patient after patient after patient was wheeled out of the indian health center to be decontaminated and examined for exposur

uc-berkeley is dealing with its own sexual harassment scandal implicating several professors.nwide, between 2012 and 2013, campus sexual assaults rose by 25%. experts think one reason may be that administrators are better educated about what needs to be reported. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> just three speakers into the public comment period of the san francisco police commission meeting last night, the chambers dissolved into chants. at 5:40, the police commission stopped trying to conduct business over the calls for chief greg suhr's job and left the room turning it over to the protestors. the protestors were demanding across the board reforms which sfpd says they are working to enact swiftly and remove problem officers. the police commission meeting resumed at 8 p.m. after a long recess. >>> medical treatment was required for one of the san francisco hunger strikers known as the "frisco five." selassie blackwell instagramed this picture of himself at the ucsf medical center. blackwell's decision not to eat until chief suhr has fired gave him a blood condition. >>> but the hunger st

and the press release by the uc berkeley police say that the sister of santana silva may speak to the media on grizzly peak boulevard, and santana silva was 21 years old when he was killed. hopefully this will lead to more information that will lead to the arrest.>>> it is now 6:10 am.>>> when we come back, they were paid less than two dollars an hour, and the apparent oversight that has the fremont tech company giving some employees more than $160,000. >>> the new details about the death of friends, the bay area reportedly due to meet with the friends the day after his death.>>> good morning, looking at a commit where the traffic in the silicon valley approach, not bad right now, and keeping an eye out. here's a look at 280, moving well.>>> our system is getting closer, a lot of cloud cover and light rain already in the north bay, and it will be unsettled through the weekend. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, the time now is 6:13 am. >>> the fremont tech company has agreed to pay the engineers more than 100 fremont tech company has agreed to pay the engineers more than $115,000 in b

clearly the values you guys have in the challenge grant are key this the san francisco is using and uc berkley around those values we'll start and i'm going to turn it over to to susan the other partner the director the research at the uc berkley to talk about the specification. >> thank you mr. mayor and mr. secretary i'll tell you that with migrant challenge comes chaos if chaos a vision and this is a grand challenge we don't typically put together $20 million proposals this took a lot of effort i think that working with the world-classcy say university hope to create a world-class city for the future i want to tell you this city and our university equity is part of our dna we're unpolicy allergic and i want to - a few things about the research we want to commend share tim shared the power of 10 reduce trips by tennessee e 10 percent and emissions by 10 percent and collisions and fatalities by 10 percent and want to have the household expenses of low income residents by 10 percent we have a 3 tiered approach we believe in scale so start with the regional scale and city and neighborho

if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterolist about entyvio.yvio. relief and remission within reach. >>> you know, i regret what happened back during the past. but, i mean, everything happen for a reason. you know, it brought me here at a young age. it taught me a lot, opened my eyes a little bit more. so get out there and try to do what's right for my little son and everything. >> by the early 1990s stateville was one of the wildest and most violent prisons in the country. it was a tough place to be for both correctional officers and inmates. all of chicago's most powerful gangs flourished here, continuing the same business they'd been busted for on the outside. the strong preyed on the weak. >> you fought for territorial rights and for what was yours and didn't let nobody take nothing away from you. >> it was almost like a question mark of whether you really wanted to come sometimes. you know, it was a little wilder, a little less restrictive, the movement and everything. >> then in 1995, the entire world got a firsthand look at just how wild

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parker, uc davis, trevor, uc berkeley. we asked if there should be a tie breaker. >> solving a rubik's cube. >> mud wrestling. >> tic-tac-toe. >> it's a game of wits. >> and everyone of the kids is exceptional. from lake county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that is great. congratulations. >> absolutely. >> it's time to turn to weather. >> it's warming up a bit. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> several degrees warmer than yesterday, and warming continues tomorrow, here is mainly sunny skies across the bay area now. little patches of will he clouds forming here and near the coastline. it's sunny out there. second temperature change, you'll notice it's seven degrees warmer in napa. then, at this hour, yesterday, six degrees warmer in antioch. and a couple locations are a degree or so cooler near the bay. a live view from our camera, this is our, i believe this is our sutro camera looking towards the golden gate. it's 16 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 66. 75 in san jose. 57 in half moon bay. this is the view from our c

.>>> big news, uc berkeley is funding measures to fight sexual harassment on campus. that's in response to several recent high profile cases. jeff bush is live on campus and has details. jeff.>>reporter: the university says it will spend millions of dollars on training and programs to prevent sexual harassment on campus. uc berkeley has been rocked by sexual harassment in the university is responding with money and a plan. $2.5 million will go for training of staff and student body to illustrate what sexual harassment is and what should be done to report it. the money will go towards increasing these levels of investigation regarding student and staff. this comes on the heels of several harassment cases most recently a basketball coach and professor were accused. the coach is no longer with the university. 19 people have been investigated for sexual harassment since 2011. 11 people were terminated. the problem is nonexclusive, off-campus student events have been in the spotlight. many women uncompensated training programs are a step in the right direction. >> it's sca

this boy is from sacramento being accepted to uc santa cruz and uc davis.this is video receiving one of his three community college degrees. he plans to become a doctor by age 18. so young his mom had to come to classes. >> he's 13 years old and three degrees from community college. >> have you seen this yet, chewbaca mom. her story will probably make you laugh. i think the lead-up to it is part of it. >> i don't know if i want to laugh or cry having heard that shriek. she is a stay at home mom in texas. last week she bought a chewbacca mask at her local kohl's store. the world knows her as chewbacca mom. kohl's gave her a $2,500 gift card for mentioning the store in the video. >> that looks like a snapchat video. >> she was hilarious. just the lead-up to it. i went to the store and i bought something for me and i can't wait to show my kids. >> i haven't seen it in its entirety. >> it would be on somebody's feed. no doubt she will be on the morning shows. >> trick-or-treat. >>> we are in for warmer weather this week. and a slight chance of north bay rain. >

uc berkeley and berkeley police are working together on this one. there is not much of a description other than the fact that this was a male who assaulted this female student. in the last few months there have been five attacks in the campus area. no word on if or how many of these attacks are connected. at this point police are asking anyone with any information about this assault or any of the other assaults to contact them as soon as possible. >> all right. christian, thank you. >>> a man accused of shooting an antioch police officer while trying to avoid arrest is due in court this afternoon. 25-year-old mario serano was taken into custody may 4th after he agenda by crashed a stolen vehicle in pittsburg and fired shots at two police officers, hitting one in the head. but officer tamas smith was not seriously hurt. police say they were trying to arrest him because they linked him to a string of crimes, including three separate shootings, a burglary, and an arson. >>> 7:07. thousands of enthusiastic supporters turned out to see democratic preside

parents, the friends, it's wonderful you're here, and most of all i want to say congratulations to the uc berkeley political science class of 2016! [cheers and applause] fantastic. [applause] congratulations, you did it. no more late nights at doe or moffitt be libraries, no more last minute cramming for your last poly-sci final. it's over, folks, no more. today you can finally celebrate. but right now there's only one thing standing between you and your hard-earned diploma, and that's me. [laughter] so i get it. and despite being united states senator, i promise you not to filly busker. [laughter] filibuster. because this is your day. you earned it. you studied, yes? let's do a little bit of -- yeah. [laughter] you focused -- >> yes. >> you learned -- >> yes. >> you worked -- >> yes. >> and you managed to do all that and live your lives -- [laughter] you started relationships, you started relationships, and you ended relationships. [laughter] somebody's really happy about that break-up. [laughter] i could tell that. [applause] you missed your family, but you enjoyed being away from your

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. >>> thousands of students at uc berkeley got their diplomas this weekend and among them is a marinehere, it blew up. >> brian vargas' ammunition box saved his life. >> life does not end with one bullet i guess. >> the time line of what happened in iraq back in 2007 is hazy. he and two other marines were on a security watch when a sniper opened fire. >> brian was shot several times and during the gun battle -- >> i took the round straight to the face. i would not be here, right? >> he thanks his two buddies helping him to get home alive. his battle did not end when he got home a decade ago. >> our battles are not over and we got a new battle here. >> despite not having a family in the bay area, he managed to keep his grade up at diablo community college and graduated at uc berkeley with a degree of social work. >> i have done some service. >> a program is developed surrounding this ammunition box, they called it the "live for" box. >> i want to stop those people getting those phone calls of brothers and sisters chose to end their lives because there are so many phone calls about that

water nationals continued uc berkeley. the most decorated is a stanford alum who competed in both the 2008 and 2012 olympics. a lot of our local athletes are on the road to rio, running, jumping and swimming their ware to t way to the olympics. >> it's like ballet in the water, a grueling feat of strength, endurance and poise. synchronized swimming has been called the most sport in the olympic games. u.s. team swimmers maria and anita know it. the two athletes are the only swimmers representing the u.s. in synchronized swimming in rio. >> we have our place, our world ranking and kind of looking at the countries ahead of us and what they do better than us and what we need to improve. >> you have to show up every day and you have to be, you know, on your best game every day even if you're not feeling well. you have to push through. >> alvarez has synchronized swimming in her blood. her mother is a former athlete and a current coach. both say they gave up traditional up bringing to become fierce competitors. >> all the sacrif

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parker, uc davis, trevor, uc berkeley.ie breaker. >> solving a rubik's cube. >> mud wrestling. >> tic-tac-toe. >> it's a game of wits. >> and everyone of the kids is exceptional. from lake county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> that is great. congratulations. >> absolutely. >> it's time to turn to weather. >> it's warming up a bit. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> several degrees warmer than yesterday, and warming continues tomorrow, here is mainly sunny skies across the bay area now. little patches of will he clouds forming here and near the coastline. it's sunny out there. second temperature change, you'll notice it's seven degrees warmer in napa. then, at this hour, yesterday, six degrees warmer in antioch. and a couple locations are a degree or so cooler near the bay. a live view from our camera, this is our, i believe this is our sutro camera looking towards the golden gate. it's 16 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 66. 75 in san jose. 57 in half moon bay. this is the view from our camera. and we're looking out ove

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. >> new tonight someone grabbed and sexually assaulted a uc berkeley student. it happened about 2:30 on sunday afternoon at the:00 ford parking lot on hurst avenue and oxford street. the student was walking at the lot at the time. both uc and berkeley police are searching for the attacker. >> the increasingly long security lines at airports across the country could get worse this sum -- summer. the summer travel season is expected to be history making. >> if you thought the lines at airports were unbearable now -- >> it is ridiculous. >> brace yourself for the situation to get even uglier. according to travel experts both passengers this summer will be one for the record books. with 231 million expected to fly, surpassing the record set last year with 222 million. that's 95,000 more passengers every day. >> very frustrating. >> check out the endless lines at o'hare at 3:30 on wednesday morning. this is newark at 4:30 and tucson at 5:00. passengers are now venting frustration on-line with # i hate the wait. tired of getting stuck at security and missing flights.