from lincoln high school going to uc davis in the fall and the last one is sue lincoln going to uc berkley in the fall (clapping) actually there's one more evan lou from washington high school is he here. >> did he make it, all right. . he will be attending uc irvine next year (clapping) congratulations. come on in front even though our hiding (laughter) >> she's got it down. >> on the end. >> come over here right there. all right. turn this way and everybody. all you adults come on. okay. right there. deputy superintendant. come on. all right. come right here. right here. there you go. everybody. and you're all one. 1, 2, 3. one more. thank you. (clapping.) >> okay. so the next group is from the filipino american educators i know they're in the room tonight (clapping) >> good evening. >> tell us about your organization good evening, everyone i'm a educator and teacher a proud usf member yeah. (clapping) so our organization is filipino educators of san francisco actually, it's like went to sleep for a decade and in 3 years ago when the ucsf asked us to attend i went back to the fire exting

junior at the university they taught me tot to write and i was awarded this prize a prize from uc berkley without the community that supports very sincerely, coach it's more than a space but a community it supports me in my sobriety i'm innovate allowed to drink at the very sincerely, coach my sons say water for john it's frustrating and secret to be cared for its not just me this community monitor its own and responsible for itself. i wouldn't be on the scholarship at the uc berkley if it wasn't for very sincerely, coach and the people that support it thank you very much (clapping) thank you >> i don't know who you are a 6 or half-dozen are could you have them come on up to the mike whosoever next. >> line up the other 5. who wants to go first >> i'm kelly currently have been doing booking for very sincerely, coach. i came into the community as a musician and it was a inbart that give me space to become part of the community and find a home in inform i know everyone loves this place and has a lot of love to give back to the world so i building it's you know the fact it needs to continue

. >> i go to office of the city administrator by a wells and plan to go to uc berkley and get my masters in busy. >> i go to washington high school and next year i'll be attending carlos san mateo (clapping). >> good evening. i'm going to ab loing high school and go to monterey college. >> hi. (laughter) hello, everybody i'm ricky johnson i attend george washington high school (clapping) shout out to all the teachers that attend george washington high school they need a raise thank you (clapping) (yelling). >> and where will you be attending and where will this young gentleman be attending. >> i'll will be attending college of san mateo. congratulations. (clapping.) henry did we get everyone. is there one or two more great >> that's good i'm carel i was raised by my grandfather and i give it up for himself him, i want to thank the sf program for giving me this opportunity to get out of the graffiti and not be a stereotype thank you, everyone and i plan on attending sacramento state university that (clapping) one more thing i - if you want austin graph get it now for the olympic team. >>

she graduated if you're high school >> go lions like i do and supervisor breed pr she went on to uc berkley for they are flawed degree and got her credentials from the university of san francisco. both her children graduated from public schools and in the education fields following in their mothers footprints which one group of parents wanted to see an immersion program in san francisco so see if it could work this is geez thirty years ago we spoke about the preschool and about many of the same folks that started woody allen me school were behind the west portal elementary school leann was hired to develop the cantonese program in district 7. while, in fact, she was my older daughters kindergarten teacher and had a lot of influence why my daughter is an emergency room teacher. she was an engaged teacher and worked tirelessly with the teachers. today, you've language immersion program is a national model expiring other schools across san francisco. after the success of the program in 1995 helped to launch the alternative school. the first public chinese emergence school in the nation and, in

he studied engineering at the uc berkley and holds dual master degrees and we thank david for joining us we hope to introduce you over the next few weeks. finally, i want to express my grateful to elizabeth she was our interim deputy director and we couldn't have made it through without here dedication. that concludes my report. thank you >> thank you welcome to david it's great to have you he's been to district 11 twice and he attended a town hall pedestrian safety on the tenth so he hit the ground running thank you. okay. colleagues if there's no questions or comments we'll go on to. seeing no member coming forward we'll close it and gone >> this is for the state legislation that's an action item. >> colleagues questions or comments. okay open this up for public comment is there any public comment seeing none, we'll close. a role call >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell's. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. that item passes >> okay. let's go on 0 item 6. >> a

the geneva powerhouse and ocean avenue but especially, as you become a journalist studying at the uc berkley to promote the transit in the city but i'm going to be supportive of leahy think the person vacating the seat that served excellently will also focus on her expertise in transit having worked with the urban habitat ease the boards of organizations and really focus on transit and her leadership on the youth commission in ucsf but to have two amazing candidates is wonderful and hope you can stay involved alex i'll support leah as well. so seeing none, other comments the mission is to appoint leah >> i'll make a motion to vote her in. >> roll call. >> supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim. absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. the recommendation to appoint leah is approved >> thank you congratulations. please call the next item >> item is the bike sharing organizational items this is at about action item. >> we have the to here. >> this is building on an item you saw in march with the analysis report on recreational bike sharing my co-sponsor gave an engaging summary and

but conceptually listing i'm a 91 gerlg america i came here i'm currently finishing my ph.d at uc berkley are i remember perfecting where i was sitting taking the same exam where those girls were taken it could have been me 16 years ago are that i went to my school i took any exam but the same students went to take their schools to take the exams but never came home. they're not going to be computer psychiatrists are we hope to get them back but ever in the world one-on-one which one girl is adapted it's not far away we're is ones that are being sold into slavery they'll never see the light of day it's part of the talibantion we saw the semiin afghanistan and now into north africa and coming to 91 disperse so what can we do in silicon valley. people like christen and myself kept pushing the government and sharing the story of the individual girls their families can't report s it so if we continually to raise our voices we'll force the government to actually engage in a tangible way to eradicate this disease that keeps the girls in danger >> so today on behalf of the board of supervisors c

uc berkley's director is of a little surprised. >> they haven't been the stellar company on many issues. however, if they were to act. if they were to raise wages. if they were to

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among those on the list, harvard, michigan, ohio state, southern methodist and uc berkley. >> reporter: students right now preparing to make one of the most important decisions, which college or university to attend. 25-year-old harmony says she was a victim of sexual assault on campus her freshman year. she wasn't at a party and no alcohol was involved. >> it was after classes that a friend of mine sexually assaulted me in his dorm room. i did fight him and said no multiple times. >> we have to do everything in our power to protect them. these are our children. these are our wives, our daughters, our sisters. these people are you. >> i am someone's friend. i am someone's daughter. but also i'm a survivor of sexual assault. >> reporter: we reached out to several schools on the list. they said they take any allegation of sexual assault extremely seriously and working to combat it. but tonight the push is on to make every campus for every student safer. paula faris, abc news, new york. >>> and heading overseas to ukraine and the new dominos falling as russian sympathizers gain more groun

>> reporter: raj, researchers here at uc berkley say it's time to develop an alternative to antibiotic to fight those superbugs, but those bacteria will quickly become resistant, landing us right back where we are right now. >> the more we use antibiotics, the more resistant the bacteria become. >> reporter: experts say overusing antibiotics can help create superbugs, but doctors prescribe them for everything, from an ear infection to bloodstream infection. the world health organization is now declaring antibiotic resistance an immediate health threat. at uc school of public health, expoture to antibiotics and drug-resistant bacteria is part of the modern world. >> globalization, tourism, trade, food trade, as well as what's called medical tourism. >> reporter: superbugs threatens the achievements of modern medicine, pushing us towards a post-antibiotic era. riley says simple infections can now be deadly. >> many of the tract infections, which is a very common infection that almost all women get at some point in their life are beginning to be caused by these drug-resistant e. coli. >>

the dubious distinction for uc berkley. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this?t's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> there are three major marches tonight across the bay area. people are peacefully demonstrating for an end to immigration or an increased immigration reform and more workers' rights as well. these marches in oakland, san francisco and the biggest one from our account in downtown san jose. that's where mary anne joins us at city hall. >> hundreds of people have gathered here at city hall. they walked two miles this afternoon from east san jose. they are joined here in solidarity. and just a few minutes ago, they were singing at solidarity. many here say kurntd immigration law is tearing families apart. we talked to one man out here today, 19-year-old david gonzalez who says his mother wu deported last week. this is another r

the regents acknowledged that uc berkley made a list of the campuses. some regents shared their own speerns of sexual assault during this meeting. one cal student said she didn't feel safe on campus and that it's impacting her education. for the regents meeting on tap tomorrow, the issue of tuition. >>> the high speed rail may need a boost just to say alive. it has gone from a billion dollars and voter support is lagging. 52% of the respondents said the state should pull the brug. and a whopping 70% said they'd like the issue to go back on the ballot. one man says he has an easier solution. sam brock looks into one politician's claim that can he make it all go away. >> lawmakers who say they don't want to see it go away say they can override the governor's veto. the man is running for the gop nomination for governor and he says he can quash high speed rail like a bug if he were to be elected. the question is, is it even possible. this fall somebody will be chosen to run california. and the republican hopeful claims if it's him he'll start chopping up sp

he has been suspended from the uc berkley football team. he's a livermore high school dwrad. >> we don't have many options, you know, if you live here you have to pay for it. >>> still ahead, feeling the pinch, the housing crunch hitting an unexpected group of new workers. >> reporter: this mexican fishing boat was beached on the shore and a suv was found nearby loaded with drugs. >>> plus hitting the brakes, a new snag in safety peep line upgrades around the area. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. think it was hot today? dangerous spring hot heat will be arriving the next come days. details on who will hit 102 coming up in the full forecast. >>> smoke could be seen for miles in the south bay and investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a landfill fire. the fire broke out in san jose yesterday. it took fire crews seven hours to put it out. but air quality experts say all the fire and smoke apparently did not impact air quality. >>> we have new details tonight on pg&e's upgrades to make the gas lines safer. they were scheduled to fi

and a tribute planned at uc berkley. that's where we pick up terry mcsweeney who joins us from the cal campus. >> reporter: they don't know how many people are going to be here, 1,000, 3,000, 5,000. it was putz together by a woman who went to school here and goes to school here and went to school down there as well. it's at 8:00 tonight at a place called the memorial glade. next to the bancroft library. take a look at some pictures from last friday night in isla vista following that rampage. this woman i mentioned graduated from uc santa barbara. she's the force behind tonight's memorial. in the last few days, much has been made of the university of california. it's being portrayed as a very large and yes, very spread out family. the woman's name is jo downs, and she wants to give that concept some meaning >> we stand strong with ucsb. we're here for them. we feel their pain, and we're here for them. and we're going to remember the victims and make sure that, you know, their names are remembered and their faces are remem

uc berkley's director is of a little surprised. >> they haven't been the stellar company on many issues. however, if they were to act. if they were to raise wages. if they were to really step up on climate change they could have an enormous influence on the economy. >> reporter: the retail giant imemploys 1.3 americans. on the record, walmart has been trying to let its customers know the company is working on saving energy. meanwhile, the president has been to silicon valley many times before to rub shoulders with tech company ceos but never to a big box store. on friday he will be shaking hands with about 100 walmart employees at this store. customers are excited. >> it's good that he's getting out here and seeing the citizens and interacting with everybody, at least setting his ideas and proposals out for us in person and willing to travel to see us. >> reporter: as opposed to being? >> you know, hiding in the white house. we've seen that before. people hiding in the white house. but, you know, with him getting out, it's good to see it. >> reporter: well, the folks you see here just c

. >>> standing in solidarity, the uc berkley community will also show its support for ucsb and the students involved. there will be a vigil tomorrow night on campus. hundreds of people are expected. and it starts at 8:00 at memorial glade. >>> now when elliott rodger's family asked police to check on him, they say it was a missed opportunity. they're calling for a gun-violence restraining order. when someone is in crisis, the people closest to them are often the first to spot the warning signs, but almost nothing now can be done to get back their guns or prevent them from buying more. skinner says the goal is to have mental health laws and gun laws work together. we invite you to stay with us for continuing coverage of this tragedy on air and online. our website has a lot of information. you can also learn more about those young six murder victims. >>> pg&e announced it's received certifications for being a best in class operator of a natural gas system. but that announcement didn't sit well with the mayor of one city. san bruno officials are denouncing those certifications saying the compa