student delegate zhang: we have nothing to report. our last meeting was the monday after school let out. we are enjoying summer and we are ready to reconvene at the start of next year. student delegate tom: we could not leave these meetings. we love them and that is why we are staying for the summer. president yee: i want to take this opportunity, because, as i understand it, karissa, you will not be able to make the last meeting. i really want to wish you well. all of us here have been very rewarded that both of you have been on the school board of student delegates. he really do enrich what we are able to capture and hear from students. you have done a lot in communicating your thoughts, not only your thoughts, but the thoughts of all of the students that you are surrounded with. once again, i deeply appreciate your 1 year of work on the school board. thank you very much. [applause] by the way, i think you should just make cookies and the rich. -- and be rich. karissa made her own cookies. this was a secret package that was given to

instead authorities have been keeping tabs on zhang. despite this, he visited tiananmen square last month to pay tribute to those killed in the incident. he believes he has to continue trying to push china toward democracy. >> translator: unless the government embarks on political reform, this society might well collapse. we must raise our voice to press the government to reform. >> reporter: this year was the last time for president hu jintao and premier wen jiabao to be in power during a tiananmen anniversary. some chinese have thought they might review the incident, but the administration has not moved. as impatient as they are, pro democracy activists and those seeking more information seem resigned. nhk world, beijing. >>> major japanese electronics maker sharp plans to expand its ties with a leading taiwanese manufacturer. back in march, sharp signed a capital tie-up agreement with hon hai precision industry. now the two companies will join hands to make smartphones, mainly for the chinese market. >> translator: sharp can't compet

zhang does not look like your average ninth grader. he's six feet tall.be the braces are a dead giveaway. luckily, he took the head gear off. >> but those braces, still had that classic tiger smile. keep on playing, kid. >>> we told you earlier that college costs are soaring these days. but here's a little consolation for students out there. they may be able to buy a fresh-baked pizza in the middle of the night from a vending machine right there in the dorm. >> the pizza is following up the success in europe, with machines here later this year. the company claims the machine makes the pizza from scratch from 2 1/2 minutes. you'll see them in malls and airports and tops at 5 bucks apiece. >> fresh from the vending machine. all right. >>> there's a silver lining this morning stemming from the decision of our friend, robin roberts, for her latest health challenge to the world. >> she announced she is undergoing a blood disorder. the outpouring of support has been staggering. the bone marrow donors shot up 1,000% in less than one day. you can go to marrow.org

golfer andy zhang replacing paul casey. what makes this a big deal? zhang is only 14 years old, the youngest to compete in the u.s. open since world war ii. that means it's been a while. zhang born december 1997, which means he was 6 months old the last time the u.s. open was held at the olympic club. it also means some of those players out there have clubs older than him. if you're hoping to catch some of the action at the club, you have to park on the other side of the city. volunteers showed up early this morning at candlestick park to board shuttles to the club, security very fight, fans not allowed to bring any electronics, including cell phones. that's going to hurt. and no bags larger than eight inches. that's going to hurt on the purse front. yeah. laura is shaking her head. talking about a booty -- one of those fanny packs. i know how you roll. the shuttle making 30-minute trips to and from the olympic club all day long running to 9:00 p.m. what's wrong with booty pack? >> you are nothing but trouble. >> we'll have live coverage all week prev

andy zhang can't believe he was playing in the u.s. open. this is the best feeling. and this is -- i'm really excited he played here at the lichic club. >> this is like shaking on the first tee, i guess i'll get used to it. >> he played in master champion. >> i thought i was going to look up to them. they're like just nice to me, giving me tips. >> tiger tried to qualify and didn't make it. and andy is a huge fan. >> and this morning i shook his hand. >> not too young if he can do it. that is the great thing is that it's not handed to you. and just think of exkbreernss from the game from playing in this event. how well it's going to serve june skbrer high school he veents in the tournament that ends on father's day if andy makes the cut, unfortunately, his dad will not be here. >> my dad went back to china three days ago. i call every round. every day. and. >> they were both star stuck on the practice range. >> before i came here i thought can i ask them for their autographs? no. you're giving out autographs. >> and what a great story. and if i was a betting man i wo

i bet you were doing this, you are about to meet andy zhang, at 14, qualified for the u.s.> mike schuman spoke with zhang at the olympic club, making history to become the youngest player ever to tee off at that event. >> reporter: andy zhang can't believe he is playing in the u.s. open. >> it is the best feeling i have ever got before. it is -- i am really excited. >> reporter: andy played his first practice round here at the olympic club. >> i was actually like shaking on the first tee. i guess i will get used to it. it is definitely the hardest course i have ever played and it is really challenging. >> reporter: he played with masters champion bubba watson. >> i thought i would look up to them. they were really nice. >> reporter: tiger tried to qualify for the open at 15 years old and didn't make it. andy, of course, is a huge fan. >> yeah, this morning i shook his hand. i was like, "wow, i shook tiger's hand." >> he's not too young if he can diet. there is no. the great thing about this game it is not handed to you. you have to go out and put up the numbers. he did. he

. >> miss zhang? joyce zhang: yes. commissioner fewer: yes. commissioner maufas: yes. commissioner wynns: no. >> six ayes. [applause] president yee: now that he successfully have gained a charter, we are going to have to continue the meeting. if you like, you can stay for the whole meeting. but if you would like to leave, please leave quietly, so we can proceed. this is still a long meeting. the next item will be 126-12 f p one, adoption of the fiscal year 2012/2013 budget. >> give them a couple of minutes. president yee: no. nobody has to hear. ok. i guess we can proceed, now that they are leaving so quietly and not having a discussion. thank you very much. this item has already been moved and seconded on june 12. the budget was discussed at length at the board, by the board, by last week's special meeting. it is now before us for action. before us is the superintendent's representative. it is the deputy superintendent. >> thank you, superintendent. this is the adoption of fiscal year 2012/2013 recommended budget. should i read this whole thing?

andy zhang can't believe he was playing in the u.s. open. this is the best feeling.s is -- i'm really excited he played here at the lichic club. >> this is like shaking on the first tee, i guess i'll get used to it. >> he played in master champion. >> i thought i was going to look up to them. they're like just nice to me, giving me tips. >> tiger tried to qualify and didn't make it. and andy is a huge fan. >> and this morning i shook his hand. >> notoo young if he can do it. that is the great thing is that it's not handed to you. and just think of exkbreernss from the game from playing in this event. how well it's going to serve june skbrer high school he veents in the tournament that ends on father's day if andy makes the cut, unfortunately, his dad will not be here. >> my dad went back to china three days ago. i call every round. every day. and. >> they were both star stuck on the practice range. >> before i came here i thought can i ask them for their autographs? no. you're giving out autographs. >> and what a great story. and if i was a betting man i would say he

tiger is a little annoyed, but andy zhang is not.e youngest player by nearly a year to play at the united states open, born in china, came to the united states four years ago. he's scheduled to start the 9th grade. a player backed out, and this fella got a shot. >> i tried it when i was 15. but he earned his spot. he went out there and went through both sections, both stages, i'm sorry, and did it. and it's not too young if he can do it. >>> we'll give you the kron lineup for those of you who are star gazers of the catherine heenan will be there when? >> i get to go on thursday. >> and you're a guest of? >> the council general of ireland. i get to go with some irish people, maybe meet rory. i don't know. he's like the irish ambassador. >> oh, my god. you must be -- >> i'm just thrillid get to go! >> and congratulations on having your nose in the air. >> and jacky, you're going out saturday? >> saturday. my guest is not as prestigious. >> yeah, and i'm going tomorrow with vern. >> that's pretty -- it'll be fun, i'll get to come see yo

year-old kelly wit was traveling south in the northbound lane when she smashed into a car driven by zhang wo-chen. the accident killed both drivers. it is similar to another accident where a 19-year-old driver was hit by another driver while driving the wrong way. while there was alcohol involved in that crash, there's no indication that world chol was involved in this newest crash. >> reporter: we talked with the department of highway transportation if there's any concerns. from an engineering standpoint, there's nothing wrong with this road. >> reporter: drivers are also unsure how it could happen twice. >> i don't know if it's the road or the lights getting up to it. >> i have no idea how you can go the wrong way on 97. >> reporter: police say they are still trying to figure out just how wit ended up on the wrong side of the road. reporting live, mo'nique -- monique grego. >> it will take a loft money to rebuild -- >>> it will take a lot of money to rebuild after the fire that burned down a warehouse. investigators are not sure what sparked the fire. >>> another flacco fella has made a

andy zhang will be making history as the youngest player at 14. who knows about were the mcelroy?game. he missed three consecutive cuts -- rory mcilroy has struggled with his game. he thinks he is ok. all aspects got tobe be on. i will enjoy the week and enjoy the challenge and hopefully that can result in a playing good golf and having a chance going into sunday. >> the redskins are back on the field as they plow through their mini camp. one of the best additions is more he was the head coach of the buccaneers. he was fired and hired as a secondary coach of the redskins. 35 but he brings energy to the practice field. col. shanahan jokes that morris can get under your skin with trash talking. >> it is like playing pick-up basketball. he talks a little trash to each other. have fun getting the job done. it gets people alive and coming back to work. these guys -- it has been fun. >> rahim morris. the nats travel back from toronto today but the yankees will be in power on friday -- in town on friday. i know leon will be there on friday. >> tell them not to clip their nails during the

[applause] another memorable face, joyce zhang. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> where are they going to college? >> i am going to davis. >> ok. >> to people on each side cannot be seen. >> i know these iphones. that is nice. very nice. >> and to introduce where they will be attending. >> i will be attending uc- berkeley -- i mean, davis terry -- i mean, davis. [laughter] >> i will be going to uc santa cruz and i will major in sociology. thank you. >> i will be attending elmhurst college in massachusetts. i do not know what i majoring in either. >> cal. >> i am going to study government at harvard. [applause] >> uc-berkeley. >> i am also going to uc- berkeley. [applause] >> another scholarship winner who was not here was going to join us but he could not make it. that concludes. thank you. sf state and he plans to join the san francisco police academy. president yee: the next group is the alliance of black school educators. >> we have to have that bell, which is symbolic for all of us as educators. he is swahili and he has watched the news. we have g

and zhang is in danger of missing the cut at 9 over par. thompson on top with a three shot lead. tiger tied for second with three other players. mickelson six over par. >>> if you plan on hitting the links this weekend, take the sunscreen and maybe head cover, warm and sunny. >> the warmer day will be tomorrow where it is going to get oppressive. high fire danger. here's a look outside you can see that film in the atmosphere. air quality not so great now with really stagnant air as high pressure builds over the area. a few patches of fog along the coast. nice and dry, we have radar sweep on top mount st. helena, a few patches of low clouds and fog along the san mateo coast. beaches sunny and pleasant today even warmer tomorrow. day, it is going to change once again. -- sunday it is going to change once again. san francisco 51, 53 oakland, 54 san jose warmer antioch 63. as you head out, not too bad, a little cool, grab the light jacket, a little cooler than we were yesterday morning on the average of two degrees cooler on the peninsula, hayward and livermore. overall, not much of

open, 14-year-old andy zhang. they are plus-9. we have more from the olympic club just ahead in this newscast. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, prosecutors call it vigilante justice. but was it just parental protection. a san francisco couple is behind bars finding their 17-year-old daughter's pimp and gunning him down in cold blood. the d.a. says they had no right to take justice in their own hands. or did the pimp get what he deserved? >> reporter: good evening. the attorney for the couple admits his clients have a strong motive in this case. but as far as he knows, there's no evidence to link them to the crime. >> there's no weapon. there's no eyewitness. there's no statement that i'm aware of. >> reporter: attorney eric sapphire represents a couple that are both in the san francisco county jail, being held on $2 million bail. sapphire admits his clients had reason to wish harm against calvin who was shot to death this earth, because they say he took advantage of the couple's 17-year-old daughter. >> he was acting as her pimp. he woul

open, 14-year-old andy zhang, is 15 t right now is 7 over. round three right here on nbc bay area, our coverage begins at noon. also you can get the latest anytime at nbcbayarea.com. of course we'll have more from the olympic club just ahead in this newscast. >>> and speaking of round three, we'll see the warmest weather so far for the u.s. open tomorrow, actually getting close to 80 there. inland, we're talking temperatures as hot as 103 in pleasanton, a saturday scorcher on the way. your forecast is coming up. >>> also still ahead at 5:00, along with the heat comes the sweat, right? we'll show you a new treatment that can help with extreme perspiration. >>> and the revised plan for the apple super campus in cupertino. it leaves a neighborhood with mixed feelings. >>> what did steve jobs advise president obama on before he died? could itake a difference in his campaign for reelection? we'll have that.  [ female announcer ] itchy, irritated skin? try new cortizone-10 quick shot. fast relief with the strongest, nonprescription itch medicine

tournaments while eager parents hover nearby some hoping their child will be another chinese hero like andy zhangcently became the youngest golfer ever to play in the u.s. open. for years, golf was banned here in communist china. even today, critics call it green opium because it's expensive and addictive. the cost of playing in a children's tournament can top $1500 u.s. dollars, about half what a chinese factory worker makes in a year. but in a country where there are now more than a million millionaires, golf is the latest status symbol and its popularity among china's wealthy is soaring. >> the number of golf courses open-- >> american golf pro jack leer recently moved to china. >> they will work and work until it's done. >> reporter: many of his young students dream of being golf super stars. he wants to be a world champion, just like his idol, tiger woods. 13-year-old ujo liu, who goes by leo, says he wants to play golf in college in the u.s. his concerned mother said it's good to have a hobby but at his young age his education and homework are more important, not exactly's leo's dream. >> i

. >> the arrival of 14-year-old andy zhang to the u.s. open this morning was a side bar.no mistake. tiger woods continues to be the headliner at this u.s. open. following his round, tiger took center stage where he answered questions for over 30 minutes. inevitably, those questions turned to his ability to return to the top of his sport. and tiger clearly believes such questions are here to stay. >> even if i do win a major championship, it will be, well, you're not at 18 yet. when will you get to 19. always something with you guys. i've dealt with that my entire career. ever since i was an amateur and playing all the way through. and to professional golf. it hasn't changed. >> tiger tees off on number 9 thursday, bright and early at 7:33 a.m. he'll have a lot of company walking the course. especially considering he's playing alongside masters champ, bubba watson and phil mickelson. >> he gets the best out of me. on thursday, i'll be ready to play. and one of the issues i've had, i've been mentally lethargic on thursday and friday. i won't be this week. >> tiger and phil

zhang was handed a place and the second major of the year after an injury forced england's paul casey to drop out john was born in china but moved to america four years ago and is an incredible talent for his age nurtured at the david led better academy in florida he did well enough that are at a recent u.s. open qualifier to go on the stand by list for this week's major at six feet tall and one hundred seventy four pounds he doesn't look his age but is lapping up every minute of his experience and certainly learned a lot during a practice round with masters champion bubba watson. visiting the hardest course ever but. they were really nice to me. like whenever i have questions to show me like. answer for me and then show me how to play if you show us the strategy and they're just really nice to me because. it was fun it was fun getting a medium in and watching a talent like that i mean he's a big boy for fourteen and he can hit it pretty good so and finally beach volleyball in russia it's all landlocked capital moscow's host of the world sewer for the fifth consecutive year choose the

open and the zhang was handed the place of the second major of the year after an injury forced paul casey to drop was born in china but moved to america four years ago and these incredible talent for his age nurtured at the david led better cademy in florida he did well enough to read at a recent usa been qualified to go on the stand by list for this week's major six feet tall and one hundred seventy four pounds he doesn't look he's aged but he's lapping up every minute of this experience and certainly learnt a lot during a practice round with masters champion bubba watson. who serve in the hardest course over. there were really nice to me. whenever i have questions to show me life. for me and show me how to play a few shots the strategy and they're just really nice to me because. it was fun it was fun getting a medium in and watching a talent like that i mean he's a big boy for fourteen and he can get a pretty good so that's all we've got time for for the moment whether it's a. question is that so much going to be a lot of people are going up looking moscow streets thousands protested in

one of the great things about united states open anybody can play even 14 year-old kid named to alex zhang even tiger woods to not try to qualify that none of page this week experience for everybody golf course trippet with history as quirky as they come. >> wonderful test bic premium on driving a golf ball shaping which we all know here speak of these fairways picking up want to be a great test. round one tomorrow blackhawks play for the philadelphia detroit and pittsburgh for preseason schedule first home game september 28th at the sky won a six game in a row tonight over seattle. indianapolis 500 champion stop dario franchetti by the office this afternoon dario franchetti 1 for the third time last month holding off takuma sato on the final lap wild finish. even though one the big one never gets any easier. >> crazy and to embrace. it was exciting absolutely. crazy and to the race. i watched it on television watched the race is but i thought i would watch this one pretty good one more nervous watching afterwards that a part of it and i did know the result. >> ÷ graduation, huh ? crazy, r

woods had a perfect birdie putt yesterday. 14-year-old andy zhang the youngest player in danger of missinghe cut at nine over par. here's a look at the leaderboard: >>> i'm sure it is not intimidating to be 14 on the same course with woods, mickelson. >> he's holding his own. >> lisa argen in with weather. >> warming up today nicely then getting uncomfortable tomorrow us a head out, wow, isn't this beautiful! it does tell the story we are looking at warmer conditions, days getting longer, summer a couple days way buy, we will be feeling it today -- boy, we will be feeling it today and tomorrow, air quality still okay but hazy live doppler in fact we've got no rain to show you, but fire weather watch in effect for the mountains of the north bay tonight into saturday morning this is due to the gusty offshore winds that will develop this afternoon. right now onshore components and those winds pick up this afternoon, visibility five miles here around half moon bay we will see sunny skies at our coast 52 now oakland good morning concord 53 for you, 50 fremont, 50 los gatos. it is a cooler start

. >> reporter: other notable tee times -- andrew zhang is the 14-year-old t the youngest to play in u.s. open history. casey martin, 12:45, rory mcilroy. the defending u.s. open champion. if you are heading out be prepared for classic san francisco weather. we're talking cool and breezy conditions no doubt, the wind is going to play a factor for the players. some of the players are out getting their game warmed up for round one. first tee time set for 7:00. about 45 minutes away. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> looking good in your golf hat. nbc bay area your home for the u.s. open coverage. we'll have live coverage all morning long on "today in the bay" and on our website. >> looks like a nice morning for a game of golf. i want to check in with christina. >> the weather elements are going to change hour by out there. it's going to be real cool to watch it and watch that change. you can see temperatures are cool, we have a little bit of marine layer. not as thick so that means we're going to warm up seeing the sunshine come in. 52 in san francisco, you saw from the 5 picture a fair

. >> another amateur player has a tournament to remember, but unfortunately for zhang, he is now outf the tournament after being cut. he's in good company, the defending champion, rory mcilroy is leaving the tournament far earlier than he waould have wanted. >> keep us posted, patrick. >>> it is a summer road trip season and before you hit the road with the kids, we have summer gadgets to reduce the "are we there yet?" . i'm one of six children that my mother raised by herself, and so college was a dream when i was a kid. i didn't know how i was gonna to do it, but i knew i was gonna get that opportunity one day, and that's what happened with university of phoenix. nothing can stop me now. i feel like the sky's the limit with what i can do and what i can accomplish. my name is naphtali bryant and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. there are a lot of warning lights and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning.. you can feel. introducing the all new cadillac xts, available with the patented safety alert seat. when th

andy zhang from china. he is the youngest player to ever play in a major golf tournament.an catch the first-round action right here on nbc 4 from 3:00 to 5:00. we'll also have coverage of the second round tomorrow at the same time. coverage starts saturday and sunday at 4:00 p.m. 14, wow. >>> 6:21 is our time. tom kierein, what do you have for us? >> gorgeous morning under way. live view behind you of sunrise over the potomac from our city camera. and temperatures around the metro area are cool this morning. much of fairfax county only in the upper 50s, near 60. it's only near 60 in montgomery county. prince george's county generally mid-60s, upper 60s in washington. right near the bay it's near 70. farther west, though, shenandoah valley into the mountains, many locations are only in the 50s and 40s this morning. by noontime, though, much of the area up around 70 or so and a lot of cloudiness, though, in and out, and might have a passing sprinkle this afternoon. otherwise, partly sunny. highs reaching upper 70s. then back to the mid-70s by mid-afternoon. and "day planner"

tee time 7:33. 14-year-old andy zhang is expected to attract the crowd.the teen from china gained a spot when two players withdrew due to injuries. if you can't attend the open you can see it on espn beginning at 9 p.m. and 2 p.m. this afternoon. >>> 5:38. at&t park just quieting down this morning. our hearts are still an flutter after a truly electrifying night. what happened? >> giants pitching ace matt cain rewrote history with the perfect game the first in franchise history. >> katie marzullo joins us live there was an emotional reaction. >> reporter: indeed. this happened late last night maybe you were there maybe you saw it in person watching watching at home no matter so worth watching again and again the moment a perfect game is achieved. >> announcer: on the ground from deep third got 'em! and that's a perfect game! >> reporter: doesn't get much more emotional than that. matt cain the first pitcher in 128 years of giants baseball to pitch a perfect game only the 22nd in the history of all of baseball. diving catch in the 7th inning kept the as tr

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