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. now we will get on two more news. firefighters from alameda county and cal fire rush to put out a grass fire in little more. it broke out on cross road during the noon hour. thanks to a quick response by the fire crews, they were able to hold it to two acres. they plan to remain on the scene to make sure all the hotspots were out. this afternoon the president of stanford university informed undergrads they will not be coming to campus for the fall quarter. freshman, sophomores and new transfer students will start the school year learning from home. no dorms or classrooms. the university said it has helped health conditions would allow students to live on campus and attend in person classes. but recent spikes in coronavirus cases across california and here in the bay area have made it too difficult to do that. there is still some hope to have students back on campus for the winter quarter.

we go to gilroy where school has started. but some students are without a teacher. the situation made worse by a shortage of substitutes. >> reporter: this five-year-old was poised for her first day of kindergarten on wednesday. excitement turned to disappointment after her mother found out there was no teacher. >> the school district has not assigned a teacher to her class. so there is approximately 20 students with no teacher. no platform to work on. and are sitting and waiting to start their first day. >> reporter: the first day of distance-learning did not start on the second day of the school year either. they are still waiting for a teacher. two other kindergarten teachers offered to temporarily take in the 20 affected students. >> kindergartners need routines . you don't have the first two weeks, you have to teach that.

now you are encroaching upon academic time. needless to say, it really sets the students back. >> reporter: the principal sent a text apologizing and explaining two potential candidates are being interviewed this week. but there is no teacher and the next up is to assign a long- term substitute to the class. >> it is detrimental to the children. they have no sense of stability or security. >> it is frustrating that the children are left on a large to wait. >> reporter: to wait for a substitute could take longer than normal because of a shortage, both locally and nationally. many substitutes lost the days they worked during the covid-19 outbreak back in the spring. now they are leery to leave the backup employment they did find to go back to the classroom. >> i know teachers, in the substitute teaching field who have had to leverage their side skills, start entry-level somewhere and go for that minimum-wage job. because that was still better than having no calls.

>> reporter: late thursday, gilroy school officials sent an email saying two teaching candidates have accepted positions. additionally, a long-term substitute begins teaching monday until the permanent teachers pass background checks and are up to speed. the principal hosted a virtual meeting thursday night to update parents on the status of classrooms and teachers. as a result, 20 students eager to begin their education careers could see the journey start next week. if you have questions about getting your kids ready for school, we have answers for you. visit ktvu.com for our school survival guide. you will find resources including freeur districts distance-learning plans. the u.s. justice department is accusing yale university of illegally discriminating against asian american and white applicants. prosecutors

say that race is a determinative factor in hundreds of admissions every year at yale and scores of asian american and white students are denied admission to the ivy league school because of their race. yale called the allegation, merit list and hasty. the family of breonna taylor and their attorneys met today with kentucky's attorney general. the war was connected to a suspect who did not live at the home at the time. taylor's mother told the attorney general to do the right thing in terms of justice for her daughter. >> it is about bridging the gaps between us and the police. it is about bringing back the communities. it is about just being able to stand up for each other and they definitely should not be another breonna taylor anywhere. >> taylor's boyfriend was also

inside the home when police entered. he thought they were being robbed and fired at officers. please return fire killing taylor. her death led to protests nationwide. here tonight, what sparked the fire that caused the massive explosion in beirut last week? the fbi is joining the investigation. a favorite among gamers is taking on apple. see why apple is banning fortnight from its app store. (birds chirping)

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the united arab emirates and israel have agreed to establish full diplomatic ties. in a joint statement the white house said israel has agreed to suspend plans to annex parts of the west bank and will pursue full normalization of relations.

president trump calls this an historic peace agreement. >> this deal is a significant step toward building a more peaceful, secure and prosperous middle east. now that the ice has been broken i expect more arab and muslim countries will follow. >> the eua is the third arab nation to have active diplomatic ties with israel along with egypt and jordan. the united states is joining other international investigators looking into that massive explosion at beirut support earlier this month. the blast on august 4 killed more than 170 people and injured thousands of others. it is not know what caused the fire that ignited nearly 3000 tons of ammonium nitrate that had been stored for years at beirut support. documents have emerged that show the country's top leadership and security officials are well aware of that stockpile.

>> the fbi will soon join lebanese and international investigators at the invitation of the lebanese in order to help answer russians that i know everyone has about the circumstances that led up to this explosion. and to work with lebanese in this regard. this is just one of the many ways that we are extending our hand to lebanese people at this time. >> the u.s. undersecretary for political affairs arrived in lebanon today and is due to meet with lebanese officials over the next two days. apple has removed the extremely popular gaining app, fortnite from the app store. the company said fortnite's creator epic games of violated apples app store guidelines by encouraging users of its app to pay epic games directly rather than via apple or google. apple collects a 30% fee when payments are made to its app store. epic said it is taking legal action to and apples anti-

competitive restrictions on mobile device marketplaces. still ahead. kaiser permanente is participating in phase 3 testing of a potential coronavirus vaccine. we will hear from bay area volunteers about why they want to take part in the trials. we are tracking major heat. we had the warm up today and dangerous heat will stick around for tomorrow and into the weekend. we will have the forecast update , coming up.

kaiser permanente is looking for volunteers to participate in a study. >> reporter: it is a late stage trial for a promising covid-19 vaccine. when kaiser permanente put out a call for those to receive it, she answered. >> i am a big believer in vaccines and the science behind vaccines. i am a team player and i want to do my part to get going and get back to normal life as soon as possible. >> reporter: right now kaiser santa clara is one of four locations for the phase 3 clinical trial. the investigational vaccine was developed at pfizer and has done well in earlier testing. >> this is been an incredibly rapid process. usually vaccine development takes 8-10 years. this is much faster than has ever been. >> reporter: the director of

the kaiser permanente vaccine study center said manufacturers are having to make large commitments to their vaccines. at the same time they are testing them. >> in order to generate and get vaccines for the country in the world and get them quickly, that is what will need to happen now. it is unusual but hopefully they all work. >> reporter: to participate in the trial you have to be part of the kaiser system, healthy and between 18 and 85. they are also looking for people who may be high risk or essential workers. >> i would like to see the study get traction. i would like to see them get results and hopefully they are good and they benefit a lot of people. i want to do my part to get the study off the ground and get some results. >> reporter: they will start by enrolling 1400 people in four sites in california and oregon. eventually the goal is to enroll 30,000 participants at

120 sites worldwide. pedestrians in the south bay will no longer have to worry about pushing the button to cross certain streets. touch free pedestrian signals are now being installed at busy intersections all across santa clara county. it is a safer approach during the coronavirus pandemic. people simply have to waive their hand in front of the device instead of touching the crosswalk button. >> you wave your hand in front of the sign, 1-3 inches away. and the signal will tell you to wait until it is safe to cross. then you will get an indication it is safe to cross. and you will see these popping up all over the county. >> 25 of the devices are being installed at expressway intersections with heavy pedestrian traffic. bay area weather, the heat, dangerous heat a big concern.

this will be watching temperature sore. take a look at the hot stretch inland. triple digits tomorrow and into the weekend and next week. this will be an extended period of hot weather. here is a livermore timeline. 8:00 already in the 70s. by 3:00, 106. a beautiful shot right now looking toward the bay. some patches of hays and scattered high clouds. we will have high clouds to start the day tomorrow. current numbers, it is warm and hot toward concord at 91. san francisco on the pleasant side. here is satellite and radar. you can see green. showers and thunderstorms approaching monterey bay. tonight overnight we have the possibility of a shower or thunderstorm favoring the south bay. we will watch out for that. you see the overall pattern of the moisture flow. it is moving in from the south.

this is looking toward the bay and we see scattered high clouds moving in. overnight laws will be mile tomorrow morning. 50s and 60s and partly cloudy. this area of high pressure is building in and it is the source of the heat. not only this weekend but into next week. it is dangerous heat. the entire bay area is heating up with 80s and 90s. lots of triple digits as you work your way inland. throughout the day tomorrow we will have scattered high clouds and it will feel muggy. not complete sunshine. into the afternoon we will have complete sunshine and a lot of heat. mid-70s all the way until 108 degrees toward vacaville. this is dangerous heat. keep an eye on the morning hours. the rest of the day temperatures soar rapidly. san jose at 97. san francisco 84. the coast warming up close to 80 degrees. here is a look at your five day.

temperatures very hot this weekend and into next week. we will bring in slightly cooler temperatures on sunday but we show 100 degrees and slightly cooler. we are shaving off a few degrees but the intense dangerous heat will stick around for quite some time. take it easy. this could be 3-6 days. it will be something that needs watching. take it seriously. >> good idea. the heat will hang on for sure. prince harry and megan markel have bought themselves a brand-new home. it is a good size place you could say in an ultra private neighborhood in montecito near santa barbara. that is an area that is home to oprah and ellen to generous. earlier today i spoke with tmz's harvey levin about the big purchase. >> they spent almost $15 million on a really spectacular house. in montecito. it is just below santa barbara which is about one higher 100

miles north of los angeles. it is an upscale, really incredibly beautiful community. it is also private. i think that is what attracted them. you mentioned oprah and that is the second reason they were attracted to montecito. they have a connection to oprah . from what i hear she is the one who connected them with tyler perry basically gave them his home for a couple months before they got settled once they moved to los angeles. she lives in montecito. perry and opera are doing a mental health docu-series together. i think she probably had something to do with this. it was a big day for the best tight end in the nfl. sports is up next with the groundbreaking contract he was given. dear california...

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good evening. yesterday we recorded it was imminent and as it turns out that was the correct news and information. george kittle signs today officially with the san francisco 49ers. yesterday the statistics were a little off with regard to the numbers. but today, it is

ironclad. he will be the highest-paid tight end in nfl history. and by a wide margin. it is a five-year extension worth $75 million. $40 million guaranteed because of injuries. and $30 million in signing bonuses. kyle shanahan said he deserves it and sports illustrated who broke the story chimed in for us with jason earlier this afternoon. >> reporter: it was the best of the best. they locked them in for five years and made him happy and gave him a signing bonus. they did right by him in the show the rest of the locker room , we will take care of you. if you do everything right, we will take care of you. it is big for the integrity of the franchise. >> good move. we have been talking about heat waves. nobody is hotter than the phoenix suns who are perfect since the bubble resume in the

nba. they are perfect 8-0. booker has a lot to do with that. he just played three three quarters. the third quarter blowout, 26 point lead. fueled by the entrce who takes the up top pass. 128-102. was the final. they are not guaranteed a playoff spot. they need portland to lose and the game is in progress now. otherwise, they are out of the playoffs pitcher despite being a perfect 8-0 in the bubble in orlando. why not check this out. this is a young mother who apparently needs a golfing

wesson. she is on the driving range and her infant daughter cries out for mom to get better. check this out. >> you got this. >> a complete with. considering how bad the swing looked, i don't know if the baby is safe behind her. they always say, they think they are out with a strikeout in the empire does not agree. in the stands there is another pitcher. and he is actually ejected from the game while he is watching in the stands. i can honestly say i have never seen that happen before. where do you go if you are

ejected from the stands? that is the sporting life. thank you everybody for watching. have a great evening. batman is a man who dresses up like a bat. man-bat is a part man, part bat hybrid. now, if man-bat dressed up as a man to fight crime, would he be man-batman? no, he'd be bat-man-bat. but wouldn't man-batman just be a batman that was bitten by a radioactive man? but batman is a man. you're talking about a man who would have the powers of a man. that's just man-man. well, isn't man-man just man? but what if man-man dressed as a bat? well, that's just batman. no, if a man dresses as a bat, that's batman, but if man-man dresses as a bat, that's batman-man. (cell phone chimes) so does that answer your question?

oh, i haven't asked it yet. oh, that's claire. got to run. i thought you were back with emily. uh, actually i'm... seeing both of them. you mean like through their window from behind a bush? no, i'm actually dating two women. later. (chuckles) really? the guy who for years couldn't even talk to women is suddenly going out with two of them? how is that possible? wolowitz: i know. scientists have tried to reproduce it with computational models, but, in each case, the world blows up. seriously, that guy's dating two women? ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion year ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪

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