out throughout the area. very you seen them, the california campaign to keep people from moving

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> the policy by the administration has been put in place to deal with the reality that we deal here. >> a max mandate bat until another bay area school district. the parent says his children can't go to school. and officials say health and safety come first. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the family says that the principal told them to pick up their kids because they refuse to wear a mask. dan: and there are questions about whether the what the school did was legal. >> the principal called me to come pick them up because he's refusing to wear his mask. >> the alan rock union district

parent who chooses not to identify himself publically is describing the situation for two of his kids. both are unable to go to school because they won't wear a max something mandated in the district. one of the kids is seen here waiting in the office for his father. >> it irritates their faces, their nose, their mouth, their lips around the top of their lips, the bomb of the lips and ends up causing their nose to run -- their eyes start to bother them. >> board of the trustee president says the mandate is about to keep community safe. >> we have family that is have to live with each other inn not in a one family to one home situation but multiple families, multiple situations. >> the superintendent says we've asked all staff, students and visitors to our campuses to wear mask indoors because the covid rate in all our zip codes is

still the highest in our county. santa clara health officials tell abc7 news that while the east san jose area was whit the highest covid late in the area, there's no data to show that it's that high there. >> the california constitution and our education code gives children a right to in-person instruction-free from discrimination and harrisment. >> i said to the court just to be clear so we understand each other, you're refusing to educate my healthy son because he won't wear a facemask? and she repeatedly answered yes. >> boys were not sent home they were given options. those skinned of wearing a mask for an hour with a two-minute break or do an independent study or wear a clear face shield.

>> sad part they went from loving school to really hating school in a matter of two weeks. they're so pied to return. and now, they don't want to go back. >> the district says they are keeping the policy in place. the father says he is looking at possible legal action. j.r. stone abc7 news. >> some development news tonight, oakland police say they have located 9 year-old wanay newton after he was reported missing. he was found at about 7:00 p.m. police did not say wear but they said the young wanay is safe. that's six bay area law enforcement agencies have reported finding credit card skimmers. this map shows you the one that is have been found from the south bay to the north bay. really a troubling trend which has long targeted card holders

without any warning at all and they're tough to spot. amanda dell castille yo has more on how you protect yourself. >> a simple swipe of your credit card can cost you much more than what you're meaning to purchase. skimming devices at a.t.m.'s, retail stores, restaurants and gas stations are often hard to spot. >> you're talk about money. i mean if they can't get the money using any means they can do it. >> cyber security expert ahmed benafa says these devices taken seconds to install. >> moments after a customer diamond will have found a skimmer in no valley. it took a report about a device discovered at a valley 7 levin. -eleven. >> six agencies issued warnings about similar crimes.

july 15th, one device was reported at a chevron 7-eleven. then they reported skimmers were found between a bank of america a.t.m. and three 7-eleven stores. o.p.d. showed a plan plant ago device. a skimmer found at a 7-eleven was reported by broad more on the 7th and on the 19 morgan hill p.d. was alerted to a skimming device and small camera above the key pad. >> having the information hand it would people are not authorized to do it is risky all the time. >> crooks use information to order new cards all on your dime. >> he says to avoid skimming, consider paying in cash or use ago third party option like apple or google pay which won't transmit your credit card info. >> it will look at the device itself to see if it's really

tying or not, see the label, the seal that is available. look at the next device, a.t.m. and see if it's similar. >> taking a few extra moments to protect your money. i'm amanda dell castillo, abc7 news. am: the c.h.p. made an arrest in a shooting in the freeway. a single bull let struck their windshield. julan faizno is facing multiple charges. the shooting happened in san leandro. the people whose car was hit were not seriously injured. they had minor scratches. a dog was stolen for ransom. it's a crime trend seen throughout the area. filth long was reunited at police headquarters today. he was taken by a man who his owner knew through mutual

friends f he helped her move items into a storage unit. she was later able to get the car back but it took a frightening confrontation >> he found out and that's when he fired a gun at her slashed her tires etcetera and still was demanding money for the dog. ama: wednesday the suspect 40 year-old johnny togola was arrested. most of them involving french bulldogs. in some cases they're held for ransom or the thieves attempts to sell them. it's critical for information to know to reporter. they're urging owners to get their dogs microchipped and. >> a san francisco city official was sentenced to seven years in prison. he also was fined and has to forfeit a home after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1

million in bryce. dan has been tracking this case since it started and was in the courtroom as the sentence was handed down. there are afternoon, former department of public works director, walked into federal court all alone after pleading guilty to accepting more than $1 million of bryce in exchange of city contracts. his large custom home on 20 acres in calusa county was built with those bryce. some companies doing work for free or supplying furniture or appliances. they sentenced narute to three years probation and a $35,000 fine. he had a heart attack and he's trying to see doctors. he's set to report to prison january 6. i questioned him after the hearing >> do you have anything to say to the people of san francisco who feel betrayed by what you did? anything to say at all, sir? you owe an explanation to the

people of san francisco. his team then release add statement saying again, i want to apologize to the people of san francisco for my misconduct. now, that sentencing is behind me, i plan to concentration trait on my family and my health in the near term. i look forward to the time that i can return to serving my community and work to repair the damage that my action caused both the city and my family. and we also got a statement from u.s. attorney stephanie hines about the case it says in part for that's three years, naruk traded his authority and influence for millions of dollars in cash, construction work, travel, meals and gifts. this case demonstrates that the justice system will punish corrupt public officials. ama: a rather unusual billboard has popped up with a clear message. don't move to texas. there are some interesting taken on it. dan: will the lieu mar new year

be observed as a poll day? ama: the significant moves by california's legislature and the black community to fight climate change. it's not doing to feel like summer this weekend. i'm sandhya patel. i'll have the forecast coming up. dan: all that and more coming up but here's what's ahead on jimmy kimmel.

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dan: a controversial billboard has popped up in san francisco and los angeles discouraging people from moving to texas. abc7 news reporter leian melendez has a look at how people are reacting. >> the message is intended to be dark. the texas miracle die in uvalde. the billboard showing a man in a hoodie says don't move to texas. >> i don't think it's a particularly good taste. >> billboard is meant to highlight the lax gun laws in texas following one of the deadliest school shootings in uvalde with 19 students and two teachers were killed. it's not known who's behind the billboard, but it's capturing the attention of many who go through the intersection of 7th and folsom street. >> i totally agree wit 100%.

so many people leaving here and going texas. it's like don't go there. that is why -- >> but are people from california really leaving the state to move to texas? >> this is what the u.s. census told us. on average 68, 700 californians moved to texas each year. other data sources show that trend accelerated slightly during the pandemic. but with a total state population of over 39 million, the number of californians moving to texas is only a tiny percentage less than 1%. >> when home prices go up in california as they've been doing a lot in the last couple of years, more californiaians move to texas. when home prices level off or go down, fewer californians move to texas. for individual californians, it's really about home price. >> then there's the matter of the texas miracle. >> i think i've heard it kind of as a buzz word about texas, but i'm not exactly sure i can

define it >> during 2008 during the great recession texas weathered the economic storm better than most states. in fact, more jobs were created hence the term the texas miracle. claiming that the texas miracle is dead is adding to the rivalry between the two states. >> i think it's discouraging, you know? i think we have to move on and we have to move on positively. >> lee an melendez, abc7 news. am: the college board of trustees has unanimously supported to support lunar new year ass holiday. the board plans to celebrate after a statewide proposal stalled about whether concerns of the cost. city college of san francisco would replace presidents' day with lieu mar new year. the chancellor meet with law makers to see about changing the flange the state's education code. >> in the south bay, pride

celebrations where pride week were in full effect. pride flags were raised outside city hall. it's fold by weekend pride celebrations with a festival and a parade. the silicon fall valley pride level take place in downtown san jose saturday and sunday. dan: the california air resources board approved the state's plan to ban the sale of new gas powered cars by the year 2035. governor newsom says the transportation sector is responsible for more than half of california's carbon pollution. he issued an executive order mandating that 100% of sales of new passenger cars and trucks be zero emission by 2035. it also sets zero emissions sales goals. 35% of vehicles sold by 2026 and 68% by 2030. >> absolute historic and the reason for that is i think it's pretty clear that climate change

is the single most important generational challenge that we are facing today. >> now, keep in mind the new rules don't outright ban cars or prohibit the use of gas ones. despite the vote challenges remain such as making sure that california can generate enough power to charge all those new electric vehicles. >> more than 200 black environmental leaders nationwide are trying to find equity climate solution. the black hive initiative launched today focusing on water, land and labor. >> some have questioned recent climate efforts including the inflation reduction act sign into law by president biden president biden says it's not bold enough with issues affecting black americans. >> let's talk about the weather for the weekend.

dan: hi, sandy. sandhya: it's going to be a good weekend. it's just not going be hot. let me show you our time lapse as the sun was getting ready to set. very this gorgeous or what? you can see the marine layer just crossing the bay. tonight, it has made it all the way into santa rosa, all the way into san jose. we have a pretty good cooling influence and today you may have noticed that many areas didn't really feel like summer. and when areas barely made it into the upper 80's an no low 90's. it's going to be clearer than average. take advantage of it. because when you look at the climate prediction center eight to 14-day temperature outlook this begins next friday september 2nd, going through the labor day weekend. we're looking at above average temperatures out west. below down parts of texas, near normal, across many parts of the mid atlantic and above for the

northeast. out in california, the pacific northwest, above average temperatures coming our way. there's a 60 to 70% chance that you will experience the same thing. no change in the doubt tonight. statewide. we're still in a severe drought across many parts. central valley to north california and parts of southern california unless an extreme droughts. that's nothing has changed. we're not expecting any challenges any time soon live doppler 7 showing you some fog. they're going to five miles where it is already overcast. those temperatures have fallen nicely in the 50 and 60's. this is how your morning will begin. pocks of dense fog and drizzle. and we are looking at windy and below average this weekend. here's the first thing in the

morning. when you're driving to work or where you need to work, give yourself a little extra time because there will be slippery roadway. now, once begin, tomorrow afternoon heads right back in over the bay area tomorrow night. morning tells in the 50's and the 60's. afternoon highs will look like this. right along the coast. tells in the 60's. we're going to look at the a's forecast against yankees. the coliseum will be 67 dropping off to 61 and breezy. >> away from the coast tonight breezy and clearer. this weekend it's going to be well below average. when you're in the mid 80's, inland? those 60 co-sign. >> wednesday, thursday, mid 90's. dan and amia. >> september 8th is disney plus

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they got manhandled. overall lance for three drives. 22 snaps. 40-11. no touchdowns. no picks. took a sack. plenty of room for growth. rookie samuel womack to third. one of the pick. and defensive coordinator is publicked about this. davis mills to chris more touchdown. they won 17-0. brook purdy to willy sneed iv. how to make the team like that. niners look 17-0. they open in 17 days at the bears. >> i wish it was cleaner just from a hole. but i'm not going to make too much of it you, know? we wanted to give them two drives. i ended up giving him three. there weren't too many tons an we've got some things for sure.

>> might as well learn from it. turn the page. i'm not going to make a bigger deal with it. >> big fight. aaron darnold was clubbing people with a helmet. the teams imposed penalties not the nfl. expect donald to be sent home without desert. on to baseball. chris alvarez. yankees loads the bases. two runs score. 10-2340 the sixth. bright spot for the eighth. langeliers. new guy. you get on second baseball. 3-4. two on this opposite field double as the yankees roll is your final. check out this long snapper.

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