the sisters are all graduating from uc san diego over the weekend. ate ways for the first time. >> i am taylor, i'm 22 years old and graduating uc san diego this year. >> we're not doing this by ourselves. come on in peerk >> reporter: your eyes do not deceive you, these are the triplets, extremely rare identical triplets graduating from uc san diego on sunday. they actually do finish each other's sentences. >> even though we have grown independently, we still just run away back to each other. >> it has been the best four years of our life. >> reporter: the sisters from fremont california say as kids they did everything together. >> ballet together, swimming, ice-skating. >> reporter: so when it came time for college, they applied to u.s. got accepted. they joined the same sorority and declared similar majors. trr with computer science and taylor and tiger computer engineering. their inspiration is their parents. >> our mom and dad are like superheroes honestly. her dad software engineers. >> reporter: after 16 years of schooling together, they embark

the sisters are all graduating from uc san diego and heading their separate ways for the first time. rter nina that connell has the story. >> i am taylor leanne, i am 20 years old. i am graduating uc san diego this >> you are not doing this by yourself are you >> i am not doing this by myself. >> reporter: your eyes do not deceive you. these are the new and sisters. extremely rare identical triplets graduating from uc san diego on sunday. they do finish each other's sentences >> even though we have grown independently, we still -- >> find our way back to each other. >> it has been the best four years of our life. >> reporter: the sisters say as kids they did everything together. >> ballet together, slim ice- skating. >> reporter: when it came time for college, they applied at ucsd. a joint the same sorority and cleared seven mangers. inspiration either.. >> our mom and dad are like superheroes. there both engineers. >> reporter: after 16 years of schooling together, they embark on a new separate survey. dealer is entering software engineering internship in san diego. >> it is for a me

. >>> a big celebration at uc san diego. three identical trip let's will all get their diplomas and go their separate ways for the first time ever. rena nakano shows you their special bond. >> i am graduating uc san diego this year. i'm not doing this by myself. >> reporter: your eyes do not deceive you, these are twin sisters. extremely rare identical triplets graduating from uc san diego on sunday. they actually do finish each other's sentences. >> even though we've grown independently we still found our way back to each other. >> it's literally been the best four years of our life. >> reporter: the sisters say as kids, they did everything together. >> ballet, swim, ice-skating. >> reporter: when it came time for college, they are played -- applied and all got accepted. they joined the same sorority and declared similar majors, tiara and taylor computer engineering. >> our dad, they are both software engineers. >> reporter: the triplets embark on a new separate journey for the first time in their lives. taylor has accepted

i'm graduating uc, san diego, this year. >> reporter: but you're not doing this by yourself? i am not doing it by myself. come in. >> reporter: these are the sisters, extremely rare identical triplets, graduating from uc, san diego, on sunday. they finish each other's sentences. >> even though we have grown independently -- >> we find our way back to each other. >> it has been the best four years of our life. >> reporter: the sisters say as kids they did everything together. >> ballet, swim. ice-skating. >> reporter: when it came time for college, they applied to uc sd and they all were accepted. to join the same sorority and claimed similar majors. their inspiration, their parents. >> upper mom and dad are like superheroes. our dad, they are both software engineers. >> reporter: after 16 years of schooling together, they embark on a separate journey for the first time in their lives. taylor accepted a software engineering internship. year a is heading to milpitas. >> is free software engineering company. >> i have software engineer job. >> reporter: the biggest challenge of

. >> i am taylor, i am 22, i am graduating uc san diego this year. >> you are not doing this by yourselfn. >> reporter: these are twin sisters. extremely rare identical triplets, graduating from uc san diego on sunday. they actually do finish each other prophets sentences. >> even though we have grown independently, we still just -- >> found our way back to each other. >> it has literally been the best. >> reporter: the sisters say as kids, they did everything together. >> ballet together, swim, ice- skating. >> reporter: they even declared similar majors. their inspiration, the parent's. >> our mom and dad, they are heroes. our dad, they are both engineers. >> reporter: after 16 years of schooling, the triplets embarked on a new, separate journey for the first time in their lives. taylor has accepted a software engineering internship in san diego. >> it it it engineering. >> i also host a software engineer job. >> reporter: the biggest challenge of being alone? >> having to get my own clothes. >> reporter: in all seriousness, they say they are not worried, it will only be one flight awa

under the new state budget bill, ucla, uc berkeley and uc san diego would accept more students and reducete students second as freshmen. university leaders have long argued they need to deal with the budget. the plan is to focus on the most popular campuses first and then expand it. >> could you want to go to the beach? >> a family of black bears enjoying the beach in tahoe. the bystanders shot this video before the a dozen people watched as an adult bear lumbered up the side. the adult bear got away with someone's cooler before heading back into the forest. >> that's a smart bear to take the cooler. >> and enjoy the water! >> yeah, 90 degrees at lake tahoe. the bay area has been pretty cool. away from the beach, they are smashing records up and down the coast. you did see seattle and position, the final highs came in today, look at that. seattle, 108 degrees. 116 today. it has never been that the how. those records are just being smashed. for us, we're keeping the temperatures in check. a couple of patchy low clouds. 60, but for the morning valley specially east bay and north bay, you wi

san francisco. >>> california students applying to three uc campuses may have a better chance of getting in. >> under a new state budget proposal, uc berkeley, ucl.a. and uc san diego would reduce the number. under the bill the state would pay the system to reduce out of state admissions from more than 22% of undergraduates to 18%. change would take place over five years at the three campuses beginning in fall 2022. this comes after universities were inundated by record number of applicants this fall. >>> 4:50. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, giants have the best record in baseball but were the a's able to hold them off from th i'm kalvinin, and therere's me to me ththan hiv. i'm a a peer educacator,... a fifitness buffff,... and a chamampion fofor my own h health. i talked w with my dococtor.. and swswitched to.o... fewer r medicines s with... dod. dovato is s for some a aduls who o are startiting hiv-1 trtreatment oror replacingng r cucurrent hiv-v-1 regimen.. wiwith... justst 2 medicinin. in 1 pilill,... dovatoto is as effffective as a 3-drurug regimen.n... to helelp you reacach and d stay undetetectable. researchch shows peoeople who e hiv

she is graduating from uc san diego school of medicine. going to start her residency in emergency medicine at loma linda. best of luck to you. you can send your grad's photo 2021 grads at cbs.com or tag us on social media. but no professional photos, please. >>> all right. four minutes now before 6:00. keeping fireworks out of the the summer sky. >> in our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, what one city is doing to crack down on the illegal light shows. >> vallejo police investigating an overnight triple shooting. what we know coming up next. >>> and we are just a couple of days away from what could be the biggest sporting event in northern california since the pandemic. i will tell you what it is and what they right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, several people shot in vallejo. investigators searching for answers. the new information we are learning overnight. >>> desperately under staffed just ahead of wild five season. >>> from masking rules to restaurant guidelines. we are laying out the blueprint.

san diego, this year. >> reporter: but you're not doing this by herself? >> i am not doing this by myself. come in. >> reporter: these are the sisters, extremely rare identical triplets, graduating from uc, san diego, on sunday. they do finish each other's sentences. >> even though we have grown independently, >> we find a way back to each other. >> it's been the best four years of our life. >> reporter: the sisters say as kids they did everything together. >> ballet together. swim. ice-skating. >> reporter: so when it came time for college, they applied and all got accepted. they join the same sorority and declared similar majors. tiara with computer science and taylor and tiger computer engineering. their inspiration? their parents. >> our moms and our mom and dad, they are heroes. >> reporter: after 16 years of school together, they embark on a separate journey for the first time in their lives. taylor has excepted an internship in san diego. >> it's for a software engineering company. >> i also have software engineer job. >> reporter: the biggest challenge of being alone? >> getting my own clothes. >> reporter: and all seriousness, they say they are not worried. they will only be on

under new state budget proposal uc berkeley, ucla and uc san diego would reduce number of admissions of out of state and international students. under the proposed budget bill it would take to reduce from more than 22% of undergraduates to 18%. this would be beginning in fall 2022. this is after universities were inundated by record number of applicants this fall. >>> on the fire watch, smoke was visible for miles over bay point sunday evening. cal fire crews contained 40- acre vegetation fire around 5:00 p.m. cal fire cameras captured this time lapse of the smoke. fire broke out around 3:00 in the afternoon in the area of port chicago highway and main street. fire crews getting upper hand on the willow fire in monterey county. last word, the fire was over 55% contained. nearly 3,000 acres have burned since the fire started ten days ago. full containment is expected by july 11. before crews started getting a handle on the fire flames got dangerously close to the mountain center in big sur and last line of defense was a group of heroes, group of buddhist monks and students. firefighte

but i looked on the schedules of uclauc berkeley and uc san diego. they have games coming up in those states in the next three years that they are going to have to cancel or reschedule. somehow some other way. but, right now they can't go. >> bret: this will be a big story eventually. william, thank you very much. president biden as we mentioned hitting the road to talk about roads, bridges and other infrastructure projects as he touts his big spending plan or plans. will yet to be seen. meanwhile his administration as we mentioned at the top trying to flip the script on republicans blaming them for defunding police and by extension thereby being responsible for the huge increase in violent crime in many big cities. well, that's a move that has a lot of political watchers shaking their heads. white house correspondent peter doocy shows us tonight. >> president biden wants to spend 1.2 trillion taxpayer dollars on infrastructure. >> we have a lot of money in this bill, a lot of money and you got a lot of need for a lot of bridges. >> and he is talking

it calls for reducing non- california residents students at cal berkeley, ucla, and uc san diego startingin the fall of 2022. that will be in effect for five years. more than 4500 california students would benefit from this plan. the state legislature is set to vote on the budget later today. >>> overhaul at the office, wendy san francisco company thinks the future will look like where you work. >>> they don't really want to eat you. you are like a piece of beef jerky. >> the great white warning. what you need to know for the summer after a near-death experience. it was a bad experience between a great white shark and a surfer this weekend. >> yeah, that attack. >>> right now, 6:38. we will check in for a look at the forecast. >> just another way to see how hot it is important and. they say two all-time record highs. today will probably be the third consecutive day. their streetcar service has been suspended because of melting wires. back here, it is not quite as hot as it. this is still lake county, where we are under that heat advisory through tomorrow evening. temperatures will be from

it calls for reducing non- california residents students at cal berkeley, ucla, and uc san diego startingthe fall of 2022. that will be in effect for five years. more than 4500 california students would benefit from this plan. the state legislature is set to vote on the budget later today. >>> there is a pilot program being considered to help homeless people living in their cars. the council is looking at opening a city-owned site with room for up to 50 vehicles on the west side of town. it is similar to a program in palo alto. people are living in as many as 330 cars and rvs around the city. if approved, it would cost about $1 million and take six months to get up and running. >>> fire crews are making headway in the fight against the willow fire, which is burning east of big sur. it is 73% contained. this fire started 10 days ago and has burned 2900 acres. an evacuation order and warnings are still in effect around the area. full containment is expected by july 11. >>> now look at this viral photo of this man who battled the willow fire. it has become a symbol of the impending fire seas

that budget calls for reducing noncalifornia resident students at cal-berkeley, ucla and uc san diegotarting in the fall of 2022. that will be in effect for five years. more than 4,500 california students would benefit from this. the budget is scheduled for a vote in the state legislature tomorrow. >>> new details now, a man recovering tonight after surviving a shark attack. that attack happened yesterday while he was surfing off the coast of grey whale cove state beach in san mateo county. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard found other surfers who say they have proof great whites are in our coastal waters. >> it's pretty gnarly. >> reporter: surfer benjamin holmes shows us drone footage he shot june 11th of what he believes is a great white shark swimming off gray whale coast state beach where a shark attack happened saturday. >> we stopped filming t■o arn the people on the beach. we're heading out, might have saved the guy by fishing. >> reporter: thomas month masotta was fishing and heard a call for help. >> as soon as he realized i saw him, he collapsed to the ground. >> reporter:

uc berkeley, ucla and uc san diego, would reduce the number of admissions of out-of-state and international of-state admissions for more than 22% of undergraduates to 18% and the change would take place over five years at those three campuses starting in the fall of 2022. the move comes after the universities were inundated by a record number of applicants this fall. >>> looking live at san francisco, the school district moving forward with plans to build affordable housing for teachers. last week they took a key step in it approved policies for tenant preference and eligibility. the developer could break ground as soon as next year to build 134 apartments in the outer sunset. >>> we do have an update to the battle over this colorful bay area home. according to the palo alto daily post, the iconic flintstone house in hillsboro can stay. the owner settled a lawsuit with the town. the agreement will allow her to keep all of her statues and nearly 2 years ago the town took her to court claiming she violated local codes and said the sculptures were a public nuisance. she countersued. under the

uc berkeley l.a. times poll. right now, leaving the recall field are kevin faulkner, the former mayor of san diego, and businessmanohn cox, who lost to do some back in 2018 but even they have 22% support apiece. in the most recent poll. >>> caitlin jenner is a trending topic right now online. you can weigh in on her candidacy for governor using the hashtag kpix. we will share some of your comments in just a bit. >> the worst drought conditions and longer wildfire season have now exposed a third element of concern and sometimes life- threatening danger. it is housing. specifically, the push to build housing and high-risk fire zones. data from uc berkeley shows that we 10% of californians live in high-risk fire zones. and the seven most destructive fires on record have happened in just the last four years. what is more, the cost to replace homes and those high risk zones could cost at least $610 billion. >>> join us to talk about the risk and some of the solutions, director of the center for community innovation, professing karen chappell. think of joining us. after looking at the fire in santa rosa, you can't fight

uc system. it would also allow cal u c l a and u c. san diegoke sponsor available for californians at the expense of out of state students. the proposed legislation would make up for the revenue lost from. out of state tuition. california lawmakers are expected to take up the issue of extending the state's eviction moratorium tomorrow. the existing moratorium expires on wednesday. ktvu is greg liggins tells us now the state could extend those protections through september. an oakland based research group puts the number of californians behind on rent at around 800,000, but it's not just tenants who are affected. it's also their landlords, smaller rental housing providers have been suffering. david stark, with bay east association of realtors says many of the small landlords they represent are at the breaking point. the eviction moratorium extension could help them and their tenants under the plan, landlords will be eligible for 100% of rent owed up from 80% tenants could get 100% coverage when landlords refused to apply up from 25% between septe