. >> a former uc berkeley employee is facing charges she embezzled thousands from the school saying she stole thousands by forging a signature. in 2009, waters convicted of embezzling from a previous company she worked for. she was hired by cal after being fired from the job. the poll i that has been around for three decades is gone. the government says transgender people receiving medicare may no longer be auto mat quickly denied for sex reassignment surgeries. this on the grounds they were experimental and had a high rate of complications. today, the department of health and human services says exclusion is no longer reasonable. experts called this decision ground breaking because it recognizes procedures are medically necessary. >> theal park service will mark places of historical significance the secretary of the interior made the announcement in new york city. many believe the riots marked start of the modern gay rights movement. that same disstucks may come to the national home front museum in richmond. collecting stories and artifacts during world war ii adding to tours and muse

employees. meg whitman says she doesn't anticipate further cuts. >>> a uc-berkeley grad says she spilled hot coffee at this drive through in oakland in april. she says employees refused to help her. the employees say they didn't call 911 because it's against company policy. the suit asks for damages for injuries. no comment from in-n-out. >>> lots of barbecues for this memorial day weekend. >> a lot of people going out of town maybe a little camping. >> who's working today? that's the big question. >> just us! but glad to be here today. it looks like the fog moved well onshore. we are seeing some drizzle again to start out the day but i think here comes sunshine and warmer temperatures away from the coastline. by the afternoon the clouds going to retreat. we are going to see plenty of sunshine and again a little bit warmer outside. then a mostly sunny holiday weekend some of the inland valleys moving up to the 90s 60s and 70s toward the coastline. high pressure slowly working onshore warming things up a little further today. an onshore breeze temperatures cool there. heading to the central valley y

: in oakland in all restaurant being sued for spilled coffee uc- berkeley graduate alleges that while the drive through last year and employee handed her an excessively hot cup of coffee without sleeve she dropped caught on her thigh and stomach shasta employed a call 911 the employee said it is against company policy and handed jenner back device she suffered as first and second-degree burns hospitalized for three days. it and not responded with a statement saying the employees are allowed to help customers and the call on one an emergency. i had said i a court appearance has searchers more determined than ever to find her. later still stood behind a dull sterling took another turn today all the hands of his estranged wife. and next >> : making people not to come out not want to say anything. woman held captive for years at ohio has her breaking point how she is defending california woman who escaped her accused adapter after decade. >> : let's look at the end of six to 80 on rams closed tonight and the next several days we will continue good seat traffic congestion to the broadcast >> : broadcast >> : safeway gets that sta

. >> reporter: the university is investigating other employees who may also have slipped through without a background check. at uc-berkeleylinda yee, kpix 5. >> waters is charged with nine felony counts of grand theft and embezzlement. she faces 5 years in prison if convicted. >>> an unveiling of the dragon v2 spacecraft. >> 3, 2, 1, whoo! >> there it is. tesla boss elon musk's company spacex hopes the new spaceship will take astronauts to the international space station. russian has threatened to stop sending american astronauts to the space station because of the tensions over ukraine. >>> meanwhile, virgin galactic is cleared for liftoff. it now has go ahead from the feds to start planning space flights. virgin galactic already has more than $70 million in deposits from nearly 600 people who want to take a ride into space. the flights are expected to begin by the end of the year. >> karnow's first in line. >> yeah. it's only how many millions to get on there? >> a few, yeah. >> just a few. >>> it's amazing that it's come that far that we'll have private space flights now. is that not incredible? >> it's amazing. >> you

cupertino-based apple they employ 900 uc berkeley graduates and 800 san jose state graduates and 300 graduates from the university of texas at austin. a similar correlation for google employees 2,500 stanford graduates and 2,000 cal graduates and 800 graduates each from carnegie and ucla. wall street. >> okay. i know there is one bigwig at google from kansas...he gave our engineering department a bunch of ipads so there is one. i know. >> you are a success. >> sort of. okay. thanks. we will move on and talk about weather. successful: sunshine with the high pressure bubble moving in and the low air has moved off and we have the brighter skies and the warmer temperatures. we will hook -- look at graduates sending teens out support open today starting with arts and sciences academy at golden gate park which will be cooler than the school at 67 and dropping down to 64 degrees. heading over to another alma mater, argonne, donn, starts at 5:30 and you will be down to 68 by the end of the ceremony. in san jose at silver creek high school raiders 80 degrees at 5:00 but by the end at 7:00 or 8:00 we down to 70. the winds are lighter but along the coast and liter there at 14 miles per

. >>> a uc berkeley grad is suing in-n-out tonight claiming she spilled hot coffee on herself at this drive-thru in oakland last april and employees refused to help her. an employee claimed she didn't call 911 because it was against company policy. the suit asked for money to cover the woman's injuries which include first and second degree burns. in-n-out is not commenting. >>> tonight we're hearing two very different sides of the story involving a bay area woman and an alleged bully. delia bradster is accused of choking an 11-year-old boy at an elementary school last week. her lawyer claimed she was being framed and that she simply asked the boy to leave her daughter alone. >> my client was standing up for her daughter. it's that simple. >> you make her sound like the mother of the year. >> she is mother of the year. she did nothing wrong. her daughter was being bullied and she confronted the bully. what is wrong with that? >> the district attorney's office hasn't filed any charges as the investigation continues. the mom is due back in court next month. >>> tonight the man accused of holding a woman captive for 10 years is held o

. >> reporter: the university is investigating other employees who may also have slipped through without a background check. at uc-berkeley, linda yee, kpix 5. >> waters is charged with nine felonies of grand theft and embezzlement. she could face up to five years in jail if convicted. >>> oakland residents might have to pay more more trash pickup. the city staff is recommending a deal with waste management that we see fees jump by 50% with a new contract but some say it's a back room deal that's too expensive. >> we believe that we have structured a deal that's a win- win for waste management. the city of oakland and the surrounding communities, as well. >> a price increase was to be expected. but to say that we're shocked by 50% would be an understatement. >> the owner of another company that submitted the lower bid says he was not treated fairly. the city council has about a month to decide on a contract to take effect in july of next year. >>> 6:49. and a sacramento woman remembers something she was told as a child. she is a lucky gal. it may have saved her life when she was attacked by a bear. jessica gamboa played d

. >> reporter: the university is investigating other employees who may also have slipped through without a background check. at uc-berkeley, linda yee, kpix 5. >> waters is charged with nine felony counts of grand theft and embezzlement. she faces five years in prison if convicted. >>> about 400 high school students in pleasanton will have to retake their advanced placement exams. the college board found seating irregularities after a recent testing session at amador valley high school. and those irregularities included some students sitting too closely together and not all facing front. forums will be held at the school today and tomorrow for parents with questions. >>> and facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan are donating $120 million to help schools in low income bay area communities. the couple's donations will be spread out over five years with the ravenswood and redwood city school districts expected to be among the first recipients. the money is expected to go toward new schools as well as equipment, training and programs at existing schools. an essay in the "san jose mercury news," zuckerberg

pedicures and employees reportedly took the investigator's insurance information and charged insurance companies for cai chiropractic treatments. the owners will be in court next month. >>> a uc berkeley student who was severely burned after spilling hot coffee on her lap has filed a lawsuit against in-and-out. according to "san francisco chronicle" the student claims that employees ignored her screams and row peepeated requeo call 911. they gave her a bag of ice, which could make burns worse. they have not commented on the lawsuit. >>> campbell's prune yard on th market for the first time in 15 years. the shopping center located right off highway 17 home to businesses like trader joe's and marshalls. it has been around since the early '70s and no word on what will happen to the property once it's sold. >>> well, it's 6:57. let's do one final check of today's stories. palo alto's hp says it will cut 16,000 more jobs which will bring the total number of job cut to 50,000. the job cuts will be spread out over different countries and businesses. >>> and southbound lanes at 280 from downtown san francisco to pennsylvania avenue are shut down this morning for seismic safety work. the roadw

the company released its break down of employees. 61% are white, 30% are asian, 30% are women, and only 17% of them work in technology. a uc berkeley computer science teacher calls the problem a shrinking pipeline. >> you have a certain number of folks, women and under represented minorities getting bachelors degrees in computer science. fewer of them are getting masters degrees, even fewer of them are getting phd. >> google says it will take 15 to 20 years to decrease the gap in diversity. >>> the labor department reported a drop in first time applications for unemployment benefits. >>> a major safety recall affecting more than 1 million vehicles. >>> and later in sports, warriors star players steph curry on the firing of coach >>> new at 10:00, buses with a leg up on traffic lights. there's new technology that's keeping the lights green longer if a bus is approaching. the idea here is to keep buses moving through some of the san francisco's busiest corridors. >> cara liu has the story on a program that's about to expand. >> reporter: it's no easy task getting through san francisco in busy traffic. but that's changed now that a sy

the company released its break down of employees. 61% are white, 30% are asian, 30% are women, and only 17% of them work in technology. a uc berkeleyputer science teacher calls the problem a shrinking pipeline. >> you have a certain number of folks, women and under represented minorities getting bachelors degrees in computer science. fewer of them are getting masters degrees, even fewer of them are getting phd. >> google says it will take 15 to 20 years to decrease the gap in diversity. >>> the labor department reported a drop in first time applications for unemployment benefits. >>> a major safety recall affecting more than 1 million vehicles. >>> and later in sports, warriors star players steph curry on the firing of coach mark jackson. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin complete bay area forecast, the cooling trend already in the works and how long it's going to last. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, large, red seedless grapes are just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh

employee of the company where the accident happened this morning. she fell more than 100 feet. the safety inspectsers are on the scene so see what happened. >>> tonight, the feds are calling out uc berkeley for the way they handle the sex assaults on campus. princeton, vanderbilt, and harvard also made the list. the department of education is telling the schools to address all the issues or lose federal funding. the feds say one in five college women will be sexually assaulted before graduation. >> the president and the vice president both strongly called for greater transparency and a movement for us too change campus culture so we are making sure all of our students are case. >> they say they are fully cooperating with the investigation and committed to making improvements. >>> new cell phone video shows the final seconds of the south korea ferry that sank. the footage shows several high school students who appear to be relatively calm at first, perhaps unaware of the danger they were in. some of them were singing, even cracking jokes as the ship began to lift there. a 17-year-old boy took the video with his phone. he later died when the ferry capsized. rescuers found the phone when th

uc-berkeley grad is suing in-n-out over hot coffee. she claims she spilled it on herself at a drive through in oakland last april. she is suing because she says employees refused to help her. an employee claims she didn't call 911 because it was against company policy. the suit asks for money to cover the woman's injuries which include first- and second- degree burns. >> there were two employees that said this that it was their company policy that they would not call 911. and not only was this said at the window, by the employees, but afterwards there were two witnesses on the scene that talked to company management and they repeated the same thing. >> in-n-out is not commenting. >>> a new clue in the search for a man accused of shooting two hikers near a popular trail in tehama county. authorities believe the suspect is driving a white chevy silverado with an extended cab and a snug top cover with eight hole chrome wheels and a chrome wraparound at the front bumper. a sketch was released. the suspect is thin, 6 feet, black hair and moustache. >>> a 69-year-old man visiting from massachusetts was shot and killed. he was hiking with a friend on the iron

chang, a uc berkeley grad, claims she was handed a cup of coffee so hot at the oakland store last year that she dropped it in her lap. she says she cried for help and asked an employee to call 911, but claims the employee told her that calling 911 would be against company policy. >> there are probably ten lawsuits at any particular day kicking around about hot coffee spills. what's unusual here is the claim that the in-n-out burger employees refused to call 911 after this woman was injured in their drive-through. >> an executive vp with in and out tells nbc bay area employees are authorized and permitted to help customers and to contact íói;jzi óóiemergency. >>> what do you say to the family of a person who saved your life? one woman had that chance today as she met the parents of a man who gave her the ultimate gift. >> the kidney recipient met the family of the man who gave the gift of life. they were strangers until today? >> reporter: yes, exactly. strangers but they felt like they knew each other. here's why. faith waited 11 years before she finally got the news that she would get that life-saving kidney transplant. it was here a few hours ago at fort mason com

. >>> a uc-berkeley grad suing in- n-out burger claims she spilled some hot coffee on herself at this drive-through in oakland last april. she says employees refused to help her. the employee claims she didn't call 911 because it was against company policy. the suit asks for money to cover injuries including second- and third-degree burns. >>> some new video this morning that shows fogging aimed at protecting against west nile virus in santa clara county the spraying went on for hours overnight covering parts of west san jose and campbell. the county vector control says this is earlier start it has ever seen of the mosquito season when transmitted to the people the west nile virus can be deadly. >>> time now 6:09. another billionaire basketball owner making headlines. why mark cuban is under fire for his comments about race. >> okay, everyone. it is completely obvious. i am at an airport. we have a nose for news. so what am i doing here? "where's roberta?" as the news continues on kpix 5. >> and lots of low clouds and fog even some drizzle this morning. will it clear out today? what about the holiday weekend? we'll talk about that coming u

. >>> a uc-berkeley grad is suing in-n-out burger after she spilled hot coffee on herself. it happened at a drive-through in oakland last april. the woman claims employees refused to give her any help and an employee said she didn't call 911 because it was against company policy. the suit asks for more money now to cover the woman's injuries which include first- and second-degree burns. in-n-out is not commenting. >>> sonoma county prosecutors are still deciding whether to file charges against a mother accused of assaulting a boy. delia garcia-bratcher appeared in court yesterday and is set to return next month. she is accused of choking an 11- year-old boy at an elementary school last week. her lawyer claims she is being framed and that she simply asked the boy to leave her daughter alone. >> my client is a folk hero to people all over the world for standing up for her daughter. it's that simple. >> you make her sound like the mother of the year. >> she is the mother of the year. she is the mother of the year the she did nothing wrong! her daughter was being bullied and she confronted the bully. what is wrong with that! >> the woman claims she never to

uc-berkeley grad is suing in-n-out over hot coffee. hedy chen claimed she spill hot coffee on herself at a drive- through in oakland last april. she is suing because she says employees refused to help her. an employee claims she didn't call 911 because it was against company policy. the suit asks for money to cover the woman's injuries which include first- and second- degree burns. >> there were two employees that said this, that it was their company policy that they would not call 911. not only was this said at the window by the employees, but afterward there were two witnesses on the scene that talked to company management and they repeated the same thing. >> so far, no comment from in-n- out. >>> your next hotel visit might cost you more than you expect. how they are sneaking in more hidden fees. >> get really dirty and tan at the same time. >> wow. in this day and age of high- tech, how a new generation of bay area farmers is going back to the land. , ,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very excitin

spilled uc-berkeley student found a lawsuit against her chain in that lawsuit she alleges that during a visit to the drive- through and april last year by excessively hot cup of coffee justin employee employee said it began its against company policy and handed chant a beggar lice he suffered first and second-degree burns and a toss flies for 3 days. in response in and out releasing the statement " due to the fact that this is ongoing litigation we cannot comment on the personal injury lawsuit however all in all burgers are authorized to assist customers and to call 911 in emergency situations. someone on twitter has delayed a hit and not money all over san francisco and oakland so far hunches of dollars have been left under benches and light poles and also draws comfort has more on the social milieu treasure hunt. >> : calling at the socialist chairman for good at to what at pot was hiding money around services " and then clear picture of a hiding spot and dislocation this all started early friday morning on a 1:00 a.m. at hidden cash left a hundred dollars in this broken phone was on seventh street in san francisco the law was long gone by the time i got there. jeff campbell was