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last week a school district in roseville near sacramento announced it would stop requiring students to mask up only to learn their decision could cost the district its liability insurance. >> i know a lot of us are getting fed up with having to wear it all the time especially now that it is hotter and everything >> i think there may be some relief in terms of not having to enforce it and i think there is some caution for some teachers. so i think the feelings are mixed. >> the feelings are mixed. it is a hot debate in almost every community. the school board meeting in brentwood is at 7:00 p.m. monday evening just hours after we expect the governor to provide what he is calling specific time lines for ending the school mask mandate statewide. we often talk about a global village. what is happening in ukraine hits home for a lot of people here in the bay area. our sky ranger over head at san francisco civic center, you see hundreds of people waving ukrainian flags and denouncing the russian invasion. a similar rally in sacramento at the state capitol, the area home to one of the largest

but last week the roseville school district voted to drop that mandate. they could lose the covid disaster funding and be fined. a spokesperson for the district said a response would be issued this weekend. >>> well, moving you forward, governor newsom says he'll make an announcement near the end of this month. a specific date will be given when those masks can come off. >>> chinatown alive with excitement. the chinese new year parade is happening after a pandemic pause. and huge crowds are expected. how organizers and police are preparing. >> reporter: bleacher seats along the route sold out quickly according to organizers who say enthusiasm is high as a you welcome back the chinese new year parade. >> it brings back tourism to chinatown who has been hit hard. >> reporter: the new year's parade is usually a huge draw as hundreds of thousands swarm to chinatown to celebrate. there will be dozens of extra uniformed officers and security volunteers from diverse backgrounds this year. >> we will have marshall order with us and people trained thank will be ab

host: let's go to scott calling from roseville, california on the democrat line. good morning. caller: i called to complain a little bit if that is ok. host: you wouldn't be the first this morning. caller: a lifelong republican until i did a complete u-turn when i learned, and there is worse than this, i learned the way to greet a woman from a rerecording early on from the previous administrations term. today i was watching a different network and jumping back and forth and your show is way better. i have educators in my family, first grade teacher, for great teacher, and every lady knows that every single one of those kids in the class is her kid. they are not with mom and dad and they are into the classroom and they respond to the teacher. they took kindergartners to six-year-olds and said you get to take your masks off today here at great is that. all of the kids responded to their teacher who they see as their mother while they are at school and i thought that was the worst. wait worse than anything -- way worse than anything that is have been to the previous administration

. >> reporter: the roseville joint unified high school district and half a dozen smaller districts haveeady gone down that road, and all are now at risk of losing liability insurance over the decision to defy state masking rules. according to a new poll out from uc berkeley on covid and schools, 74% of bay area parents approve requiring mask-wearing in schools, the highest approval rate in all california regions. >> my daughter, she's pretty fed up with it and whatnot. >> reporter: this is the president of the district's board of trustees. >> none of them are good at wearing the masks. it has a significant impact on their social actions. >> depending on what happens at monday's meeting, they may finally get relief from enforcing a rule that only applies to children in schools, while adults can already walk into many places without a mask. >> trying to explain how certain large venues on tv watched by millions of viewers where there's a exposed mask mandate is not being enforced, yet we're going to enforce it here. >> reporter: in brentwood, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> today

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see here the more in roseville here for a long time ago they carried started this strategic policy with every country in might be their own system. providing security if you already with that and everything will appeared if there was not one but the international revenue dealing with everybody speaks about security, the world ripley, a global community of strengthening security for the security at the expense of the security of other states after yours if we look at the charter of security since 1991, thank you to clarify and immense decoration, the o s. c e him slowly. in other words, as a way of providing security should not be a threat to other new countries at the pre my girls, elizabeth mccarthy. and if you kramer to join nato, that would be a direct threat to russia confirming to see if we look at the book arrest summit shall part of the united states continued to say that ukraine and georgia can become members of nato. yeah, cuz i didn't cuz i felt like the big person for him and they understood fully. well . the questions we moved in this needs fully special packing, but we had

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california still does require masks be worn indoors at schools but last week the roseville unified highool board mere sacramento voted to drop the mask requirement. the district could lose the liability insurance, meaning they would be liable for anything that steps from not obeying state law and not having the mandate in place. legal experts also add the district could lose its covid disaster funding and be fined by cal osha. a spokesperson for the district said a response would be sent out this weekend. >>> moving you forward, when will the state lift the mask mandate for schools? governor newsom says he will make an announcement near the end of this month. newsom says a specific date will be given when the masks can come off. >>> turning now to our coverage of the olympic winter games as they near their finale, and a live look for you again at the olympic flame spinning go birdie in the middle as we mark the final two days of competition. team usa is making a push for more medals. "today in the bay's jay gray has been following it all for us and has this report from beijing ahead of

host: let's go to scott calling from roseville, california on the democrat line. good morning.ler: i called to complain a little bit if that is ok. host: you wouldn't be the first this morning. caller: a lifelong republican until i did a complete u-turn when i learned, and there is worse than this, i learned the way to greet a woman from a rerecording early on from the previous administrations term. today i was watching a different network and jumping back and forth and your show is way better. i have educators in my family, first grade teacher, for great teacher, and every lady knows that every single one of those kids in the class is her kid. they are not with mom and dad and they are into the classroom and they respond to the teacher. they took kindergartners to six-year-olds and said you get to take your masks off today here at great is that. all of the kids responded to their teacher who they see as their mother while they are at school and i thought that was the worst. wait worse than anything -- way worse than anything that is have been to the previous administration. bu