edward lawrence at a fairfax county school in alexandria virginia with the latest. i'm out of school here in fairfax county virginia, this school district decided not to follow state guidelines which would notify students if their children identify as transgender. it's a string of decisions by this county school board that has parents concerned. officially fairfax county schools does not teach crt but some parents worry about projects being sent home that could polarize kids by gender or race. >> i think this school board eroded the trust of the community because they've stated they are trying to marginalize parental involvement so the trust has been broken and needs to be reestablished. >> other parents worry school boards moved away from basic reading, writing and math as parents get alienated. >> sensitive topics like anything to do with race or religion or gender identity, that's in the home. that's the families job to discuss those topics, not the job of the school to tell the kids. you search in of government power. >> emily harris went after florida last week

percolating down, and again, the front lines are often school districts. >> reporter: just last week we reported about the heated debate in placer county over the district's gender i.d. policy. the governor is expected to sign a bill that would find school districts for banning books for discriminatory reasons. the legislation is in response to a school board in temecula that blocked textbooks over there inclusion of activist harvey milk. >>> let's get to some other news. a track coach and teacher has been charged with human trafficking. 39-year-old kyle lee whitmore is accused of forcing two females into prosecution. he was arrested on tuesday when one of the women came forward. the contra costa county community college district said some of the alleged offenses involved a student and added that the district is dismayed by the allegations. the safety of our staff is our main priority as well as our students and we take serious accusations of inappropriate behavior. so that is their quote. whitmore was named men's coach of the year last year. so coming up at 7:00 we talk with the founder of a coaching alliance to find out how to vet a

he was handcuffed and allowed on county school board meeting back in 2021. ng up about his team down to being sexually assaulted by a trans a student in a school bathroom. that student was later convicted i am sorry scott smith was later convicted. but ultimately pardoned by virginia governor. he said the school board tried to cover up the attack on his daughter. ian prior is the author of the appearance of the world unite. he joins us now. give us your opinions your thoughts? >> it is fantastic. this family has really had to go through a lot over the past two years and to continue the prosecution of mr. smith is appalling. what is even more appalling it's just a last thought you had commonwealth attorney i think it was one llama in the morning going after mr. smith on twitter and going after the pardon. can you not just leave them out alone? it is just insane at tapping out here. one office on his support for parents rights. that does not seem to be resonating with people like the attorney general. >> well, the attorney general is fantastic. he is the one th

the secondary school in county durham _ always done. _ always done. the secondary school in county durham was meant _ always done. the secondary school in county durham was meant to - always done. the secondary school in county durham was meant to open i always done. the secondary school in | county durham was meant to open for the new term tomorrow but it can't because of dangerous concrete. in both 2020 and 2021 the government promised 50 schools a year would be rebuilt. in 2019 the national audit office said £765 million was office said £765 million was allocated to repairing school buildings. that number has since fallen and now stands at £450 million. so squeezed budgets and competing priorities for spending. speaking to those involved in the internal negotiations within government at the time the department for education did want more money for school repairs. the treasury wasn't persuaded. but i'm told there were other bigger priorities then for education, not least the amount of funding allocated per pupil. this concrete wasn't r

gross miscarriage of justice. >> report by special grand jury found late last year the loudoun county schoollooked dt for its own interest with the handling of the two sexual assault that occurred back in 2021. shortly after that report was released the district superintendent was fired and later indicted on three misdemeanor charges a superintendent has previously told the press he is innocent and local outlets report the trail for some of those charges he faces is set to begin later this month a teen who was ultimately convicted of the sexual assault at two separate high schools in loudoun county was ordered by a judge early last year to remain under supervised probation until he turns 18. and he spent time in a residential treatment facility. jacqui: he be caught for that story thank you cb. authorities are gaining new leads in the search for a convicted murderer who escaped the prison pennsylvania state police they are confident they will find danelo cavalcante escaped fugitive stole a veil police found earlier today. he was also spotted on a former coworker's durable camera over the wee

in maryland, baltimore city school district with a black population twice as high as baltimore county school district, and lower per capita income, got $19 million from local property taxes from capital spending last year. baltimore county, $201 million. that breaks down to $1800 per student in the wealthier, less diverse district, versus baltimore city, where it is $244. that is seven times more. >> reporter: is is acceptable? >> know . absolutely not. it is just what we have to live with. >> our young people feel in many ways that they have been betrayed by society, because their voices aren't being heard. >> they are feeling abandoned by the state, because it is the state where the money is coming from. >> reporter: maryland already gives both the county and city school districts roughly the same amount for capital spending, $30 million, but the city school district says they need $230 million. >> we can't provide the money we don't have and we don't receive. like my how can i build this addition here if i don't get the money. >> we are talking about a disparity that has roots in history.

the proposed flag band that puts a small alameda county school district in the spotlight. >> i see this as part of the culture wars being brought to the community. >>> and crossing guards on the chopping block. the bad blood over potential budget cuts in san jose. what the city could lose to give workers a raise. >> this puts us in a position of potentially having to lay folks off. >> i think that the city of san jose is expansive and inclusive enough to have services and pay staff a livable wage. >>> and music and a snack with your marijuana? campca

montgomery county schools, not too far from here, put a new mask mandate in on children because of a. one of the first things we learned from the virus, it does not really hurt children at all. i think one of the biggest take-aways from 2020 is not simply whether or not masks do this or that, but to not let that happen again, have the businesses shut down, kids out of school for years, and for politicians to take proactive steps and say no, we are not going back, i think is healthy. >> john: here is what's driving all of this from the cdc covid data tracker. hospital admissions up 15.7%, 17,418. 658 deaths for the week. still way down from the peaks of 2020 and 2021. but juan, you said nobody is talking about mandates, but suggestions have a way of becoming mandates and i don't know how much people are taking into account, even though they say they are, immunity from past infection. i had covid in the beginning of july, got paxlovid, had it for a day, didn't feel bad. when they talk about vaccine mandates, the last booster i had, i got terribly sick, and the threat of that happening

cory: bullet, this is almost as bad as when fairfax county schools in virginia spent $20000 on a 45 minute crt guy come on the chief architects of the pro crt movement cometh always of taxpayer money. this is just another example that abuse of power that is a slap in the face at the taxpayers especially when you have the school systems crying over and over again saying that they do not have enough money they just need more money while they stop wasting it, lavish trips like this, maybe the kids would get a better education. liz: according residents are saying that the of the phase were struggling with her own bills but you know "fox5" reports, the beaches getting some of that they spent thousands of dollars and five star hotels and luxury restaurants, had another news report from abc seven, said it is the same board members spent more than 33000 tax dollars on luxury junket to your way soon. cory: they have no regard for the taxpayers actually want and not responsible of the taxpayer dollars as a low, that is a good argument for why we should not funnel more taxpayer funding into the syste

. >>> more drama in a tiny alameda county school district. the district board called a special meeting today. the agenda included a performance evaluation of the superintendent, who has spoken out against the controversial ban on, quote, special interest flags. last week the board banned the district from flying flags except the u.s. and state flags. critics claim the resolution targeted the pride flag. during the meeting last week, superintendent molly barnes spoke in support of lgbtq+ students, families and staff. this story is attracting attention well outside the tiny community of sunol. coming up tonight, katie nielsen breaks down the drama, including how county officials are getting involved. >>> officials at san jose city hall said they are railing against hate. it comes as a school trustee member , now under fire for meeting with a local parent group . the no room for hate rally was led by the silicon valley rising organization, councilmembers and other city leaders were also in attendance. they said there is no room for exclusion in

in some areas of marin county school sports games and practices even being canceled right now because of those unhealthy conditions. >> for details on all this, let's get to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya yeah, julian. >> and let's take a look at the air quality. it just got worse for a few cities from san francisco to oakland to san rafael. it is orange which is poor for sensitive groups, moderate across many other parts of the bay area. it is best to stay inside, close your doors and windows and put your ac on. recirculate these are our tower cameras and you can see from mt. tam, it's very hard to see because of the haze. and here is a view of it, an air quality advisory remains up through tomorrow as we are expecting the smoke from wildfires in northern california and oregon to continue to impact us during this time period. we go hour by hour with the smoke forecast and notice that that smoke just gets worse towards tomorrow morning at 6 a.m. as the winds relax a bit and then the wind will pick up. so that will help to disperse some of that smoke as we head towards

. >>> all 27 teachers in the sausalito marin county school district have voted to authorize a strike. the union says they have been working without a contract for the past two years . what are they asking for? a 16% raise over two years including this school year. the district's superintendent has said they are offering an 8% increase over the same timeframe. >> the district continues to not really change their position with regard to salary. we entered into an impasse in june of 2023. and during the impasse process we went to mediation, mediation failed, and now we are at the fact-finding process. >> during the fact-finding process, a panel of three people will look at the proposals . no word on when a possible strike would happen. jessica. >>> for everyone coming in from out of town for dreamforce the forecast is looking nice this afternoon in san francisco. upper 60s today . we will see more sunshine this afternoon. it depends on which side of the peninsula. san francisco will get split in half. there is a cloudy side in the not so cloudy side is the marine layer creeps back over o

. >> surrounding county school system's same thing is true medical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school. a student's our average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. >> beginning to grow. that's very exciting for us. with many classes offered online. now the school is currently in an option to purchase agreement with stanford for the campus land. >> martin says whatever changes come their way, they'll look to the sisters to help guide them for the next 100 years. but this is just spirit. it's in the of perilous energy care of this moving forward that had many hardships over the years like everybody, they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. it was arson. yeah, i mean, it's i had not been to the campus since i was really, really young. like i my mom graduated from there. so she obviously, you know, >> took us visit at some point. i you know, you from southern california and then but having a north having a bay area conn

able to issue a full pardon for him. >> special grand jury found a late last year the loudoun county schoolct looked out for its own interest with the handling of the two sexual assaults of prompting the superintendent to later be fired for it shortly after he was indicted on three misdemeanor charges at local outlets report the trial for some of those charges are set to begin later this month now arthel, scott smith arrest made national headlines even becoming a focal point of the virginia gubernatorial election back to you. arthel: i would be that parent who would have shown it myself. not good cb cotton thank you. eric: arthel he was a mob boss now turns out he is a bestseller former head of the buckling of crime family is a ms. billy he is a feature in or jimmy hoffa investigation series on fox nation. now he is a celebrity. he is in the latest episode of the ririddle the search for jamr hoffa. in our show he revealed details that werare unknown about the ha case. those stories also included in his biography that is just been released. that is how he went from mafia boss to signing auto

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served in the state assembly and before that on the richmond city council and the west contra costa county school board. lieutenant governor elaine kounalakis is also running to take over newsom's job. >> the war of words between governor gavin newsom and florida governor ron desantis is set to take a new stage. the two will debate each other in just a few weeks. the 90 minute debate will be moderated by sean hannity on fox news. it will take place on november 30th in georgia. of course, we know desantis is running for president and this debate has fueled speculation that newsom is also prepping for a run. but he has repeatedly denied presidential aspirations. does cleaning up the streets of california factor into a potential presidential run? >> i'm never going to over promise that in the short run. >> i mean, we are struggling in this state. >> is that a yes or no? >> that was was a never ending response to your question before the governor's debate. >> seven gop candidates are prepping for tomorrow night's primary debate at the reagan library in southern california. >> right now, president bid

. >>> two chester county school district, 110 miles from the prison, canceled school today. >>> the attorney convicted of shooting and killing his wife and son once a new trial. attorneys for alex murdoch filed a motion today in appeals court. the attorney claims a court told the jury not to believe him. emotion included excerpts from the clerk's recently published book on the high-profile trial. he is currently serving life in prison. >>> the leader of the far right activist group, the proud boys, was sentenced to 22 years in prison for his involvement in the january 6th assault on the u.s. capital, back in 2021. prosecutors say henrique terrio planned the attack and gave orders from a hotel outside washington. terrio has since admitted that what happened on january 6th was, quote, a national embarrassment. he has the longest sentence of anyone involved in the insurrection. three other proud boys have received sentences ranging from 15 to 18 years in prison. >>> historic impeachment trial is now underway in austin , texas, involving state attorney general ken paxton. the republican faces 16

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there is that some school districts in the country let clark county, nevada got 30,000 kids and one school district. he got to drive these decisions locally to make that happen. i think there's a case the department of education's only 4000 team members. i don't really worry about that. that is a simple decision to say okay, block grant that money, take away all the federal ideological to get put into this money. biden is bragging about the infrastructure dollars and else a front row seat they put some stuff in there you had to buy union labor we had a water project in north dakota and we are like the federal money could actually work for this thing. but we got the bids back and set of 35 minus 65 million i said what are we talking about? every dot project we got the spring was 30% higher, why is the water project one 100% higher? it's higher because what i will call the ideological redtape they buried in there. and apparently we could not buy a precision pulp from canada or germany. we had to buy it from seneca probably live with that. by the way no one in america makes that pump but in f

we've heard so much about schools in fairfax and loudoun county, so you decided to start an alternativesponse been? >> well, pete, thank you for having me -- pete: of course. >> it's just been a tremendous response. the pastor of cornerstone chapel made an announcement on february the 6th of '22 that the lord had put it on his heart to start a christian school to be an alternative. and so here we are two weeks into school, expect response is, again, it's tremendous. we have 545 students. we were actually told it's the largest christian school that has started in history based on acsi, the governing body for christian schools. pete: i know a lot of christian schools, classical christian schools that have 100 or 200 or 300 students for years. it takes a lot of time to build a student body. to have 500 on day one is the reflection of a need. what are parents telling you about having an turn like this? >> yeah. the parents are just ecstatic, the children as a well. parents reached their tipping point, i believe, pete, over covid and then after as they saw what was being taught to their chil

i think the last time i saw you in person we were standing outside the loudoun county school districting talking about the district's transgender policy. that was a couple of years ago. this is been going on for quite some time. you got this new law in virginia now that says school districts have to notify parents if their kids are using different pronouns or identifying as the opposite. in school district fairfax and prince william county those of the biggest school district in virginia they are pushing back sink that creates a dangerous situation for the students what is the latest on that? >> this is a law that was actually passed in 2019 in virginia which required the virginia department to put together these model policies. that occurred in 2021 when you are out there. these school districts are more than happy to implement the model policies they said the law requires us to do it. here you have governor youngkin coming in. using applicable federal state laws and saying okay, you now need to pass this fiddler changing course we are putting parents back in charge not the schools.

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school is failing its mission. the district should not be seen as endorsing one view over another. alysse castro was the first speaker during public comment and she's the alameda countyuperintendent of schools. >> there's some questions about if this meeting is legal and all and i'm not going to weigh in on those. but the intent of emergency session, the intent of calling 24 hours, is that there's a crisis. we're having a hard time finding that crisis. >> reporter: sunol glen is a unique district. only 20% of students are actually from sunol. the other 80% are from surrounding communities and parents choose to send their kids to the school. >> i'm here today as the only elected voice of the 80% of the families who are commuting from other parts of the county who want to make sure that those voices and those perspectives also are raised up. >> reporter: the flag ban has divided this small community in the southern portion of unincorporated alameda county. parents showing up in force to raise concerns about the direction the school board is going. one in attendance was erin whose three kids go to sunol glen. she worries the two members of the school board are more inte

clayton county schools are using metal detectors and body scanners. no longer allowing tailgating and parking lots after high school senior was shot in the parking lot of a football game. that 18-year-old was shot three times. he may never walk again. mike. >> thank you so much. ♪ mike: a lawsuit revealing the national archives and records administration is in possession of more than 5000 e-mails and documents containing pseudonyms, big names are president biden reportedly used during his vice presidency. this is the white house refuses to release hundred of messages referencing hunter biden's firm citing executive privilege. mark smith joins me now. welcome. >> is reporting on fake names used by then vice president biden to communicate with his son. as many as 5400 messages. what do you find alarming about that? >> keep in mind we have hunter biden under criminal investigation by special counsel now for all sorts of potentially alleged wrongdoing. what is interesting here is if you believe the reports, these e-mails that joe biden allegedly used to co

. >> trace: a virginia mom is suing the county school board and school district accusing them of keepingld's gender transition a secret while the child was facing a mental health crisis t lawsuit claims the child later ran away from home, was kidnapped and sex trafficked. let's bring in the parent filing the lawsuit michelle and her attorney president and general counsel of partal rights campaign bernadette royals. thank you for coming on. michelle i read some of the lawsuit i want to put some of this on the screen it says quoting, defendants further withheld information regarding bullying, verbal, physical and sexual assault that sb suffered as a result of her asserted discorded gender identity and use of opposite sex restrooms. it really is, it's one of those things where could you ever have imagined that a school would withhold this information from you. >> no. no, i could not. no. i actually moved out of the city to avoid something like this. it was never on my radar. it never should have happened. it could have easily been avoided had the school just been honest with me. >> trace: i

virginia governor glenn youngkin is pardoning a father who was arrested for confronting the loudoun county schoolwas sexually assaulted. >> brooke: watch this. >> i had the privilege of telling mr. smith i would pardon him and we did that on friday. we righted a wrong, he should never have been prosecuted. this was a dad standing up for his daughter. he did what any parent would do, stand up for their child. >> brooke: smith confronted the school board after they transferred the student to another school, where he assaulted another student a few months later. smith was enraged and arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. the charge was set to go to trial in two weeks. >> this has been a long battle. my constitutional rights were violated. i had to accept this pardon from governor youngkin because i couldn't trust the justice system. that is scary. >> brooke: loudoun county attorney is accusing youngkin of interfering. saying the justice system does not work when the governor is judge and jury. the grand jury found the administration bears the blame for the second attack. mr. smith says his f

the fairfax county school board which governs admission to tj had been concerned about the racial composition there. so in 2020 2020 the changee admission system. the school is predominantly asian american and they ran a series of simulation to ensure that it has a different racial composition. and each one of those simulations really showed the school board members how many members, what the percentage of a particular racial group would be according to a particular admission program. so basically what thomas jefferson and fairfax county decided was they got rid of the tests. the institute a top 1.5% plan at the middle schools, then for any of the un-allocated seats that were still unallocated after the seats were filled by the top 1.5%, they give students at certain underrepresented middle schools and additional bump. so the results were, as fairfax county predicted, black, white and hispanic student enrollment went up. the involvement of asian-american students went down dramatically. a lot of high-performing students at certain middle schools were locked out of admissions at tj. the distri

. >> reporter: now the vice-president of the alameda county school board in which this school sits told our affiliate that she thinks litigation will be filed, trace. >> trace: it might happen. matt finn live for us in la thank you. let's bring in bethany mandel and bridget ziegler director of the leadership institute school board programs. ladies welcome to both of you. what do you think about this bridge it, two flags the american flag and state flag or should they let them all fly. >> first of all our classrooms with not supposed to be anyone's social or political activism centers. when we have proficiency levels declining on reading and math it's a shame we're having arguments on flags. but we should focus on academics and if we can't agree with things i think the resolution of the united states and the california flag should instant. >> trace: yeah, i mean the whole thing, bethany, you have california schools, this is not the first district to do this. you have california schools flying pride flags, trans flags, blm flags, trump flags, sports teams flags and they all have to go. th

they were fired from brevard county schools district because they were registering black people to register to vote. [indiscernible] i did not realize that they have a place you can go visit where the home was blown up and so forth. i'm a former teacher and i wish i would've known during seventh grade. i could have at least taken my students on a trip, school trip there. even though it was rule culture -- rural culture. you know how any children today to talk to weick is about feeling bad about being taught black history where they are made to feel bad? host: that is cynthia in florida. guest: i missed the last part of her question but i would like to address the moore's in brevard county. that was the county i was raised in and i love. it is horrible. i do not understand why anyone thinks moms for liberty would be opposed to teaching the true history of what is happened -- has happened to african-americans and the black community in the united states. horrible atrocities happened from slavery through the civil rights movement but we have made a lot of progress and we also want to focus on

parents choose to send their kids to the school. >> i am here today as the only elected voice of the 80% of families who are commuting from other parts of the county. i want to make sure that those voices and perspectives also are raised up. >> reporter: the flag ban has divided the community. parents are showing up in force to raise concerns about the direction the school board is going. one in attendance was erin choi, whose three kids go to signal glenn. she is worried that members of the school board are not focusing on what is in the best interest of the students. >> this is not really how sunol operates. this is honestly a power-hungry minority of people who are trying to push what they want into our school. >> i am deeply troubled by culture wars come into the classroom. >> i did speak with a number of people who showed up today in support of the flight ban but they said they did not want to speak with us on camera. >> katie, thank you. a group of residents say they are working on a recall for two of the three board members, including the board president. >>> governor new some speaking today at the u.n. climate ambition summit. he touted ho

speaker, i rise to recognize the clark county high school women's soccer team for winning the class 2 state title. the program's second state championship in three years. after working hard all season, the eagles left it all on the field and defeated the central of wise county warriors by a score of 7-0. these talented student athletes include avery and sydney, danielle, mckenna, kelsey, avana, bailie, olivia, summer and madison, audrey, campbell, morgan, ella, lili, tatyana, kiley, lea, miranda and know el-- noelle. they displayed superior skill and dominated possession of the ball this was the coach's first year as head coach and under his leadership the coaches, players, and staff built up their confidence to achieve their goals. and they did just that. congratulations again to the clark county high school women's soccer team on this incredible achievement. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize martha's meals on wheels in stanton, virginia for 50 years of service to our local community n1973, minister joe lots of the emanuel episcopal church and martha wilkerson, began preparing meals i

our education department site so many of the teachers. >> for surrounding county school system's the s true medical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school by students are average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. beginning to grow that's very exciting for us. with many classes offered online. now the school is currently in an option to purchase agreement with stanford for the campus land. martin says whatever changes come their way, they'll look to the sisters to help guide them for the next 100 years that this is just spirit is indefatigable, careless energy, terror. this moving that had many hardships over years like everybody, they're just buried. wonderful role models in belmont. noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. police are warning about potential scams. how an officer confronted a scammer over the fall. and after the break, the niners and the rams went head-to-head, southern california. we'll show you california. we

army to his tenure on the wake county school board, he devoted his life to serving others. john gilbert was a towering figure in wake county, best known for his unwavering dedication to the wake county public school system. at a time of enormous change, dr. gilbert combated segregation and brought additional resources to underserved schools. after 16 years of service on the school board, on served on the wake county board of elections where he worked to uphold fair elections and secure voting rights for all. today john gilbert's enduring legacy lives through the many people and students whose lives he transformed. our community is forever indebted to john gilbert. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized 1. mr. lawler: i rise to recognize robert, a american hero who recently turned 100 years old. borna f

by county school district by school district with local decision-making with peoplenvolved. keep the federal government out of it they would drop the other not doing it they're not doing the things the constitution says are supposed to do. so, we believe in moving the power back to states moving it down to local control on a lot of these issues but on these things these are the things that are not going to just change ours but our kids and grandkids. we have three kids in their in the 20sone just turned 30 re. i never thought i'd be talking to them about world war iii but i have to now i'm saying it's a real possibility. it's a real possibility that could happen. it's very different. we know how to win a cold war ronald reagan taught us how to win a cold war you win a cold where you get your economy cruising. and then you put the deterrence in place so the cost of starting an actual war is a greater to them than the cost for fighting it. they are making rational decisions. to better to invade than not turned out he was right he's got a sweet deal going right now. i'm

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our education department site so many of the teachers. >> for surrounding county school system's the same thing is true for clinical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school by students are average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. beginning to grow that's very exciting for us. with many classes offered online. now the school is currently in an option to purchase agreement with stanford for the campus land. martin says whatever changes come their way, they'll look to the sisters to help guide them for the next 100 years. but this is just spirit is in the of careless energy terror this moving they had many hardships over the years like everybody. they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. all right. well, it's been a bit of a light show in the sky to our north. >> so cal fire lnu says there's been more than 700 lightning strikes detected across areas like mendocino, humboldt shaw stand even and the plume ison lawson area

to expose kids to racial and gender ideas and stephanie linquist has three kids in the fairfax county schoolorries some lessons based on race are polarizing kids. >> it's polarizing us and i have mixed race kids and i don't want my school district trying to tell them what that means for their identity and then further encouraging them to see their friends in racial terms. that's not part of the government funded school and what parents should explain. >> kamala harris went after florida for teaching what she calls another version of slavery. >> i'm telling you the young leaders here, this thing is an intentional thing to suggest that we should not pay attention to race, should not pay attention to gender, should not pay attention to where people start out and then make allowances for how they can compete equally. reporter: when it comes to gender for example, new jersey governor signed a bill saying schools should not notify parent ifs their kids start to identify as transgenderrer and some of the school boards in the state have released their policies reversing that law. the governor has si

our education department moment of the teachers. >> but surrounding county school system's same thing is true for clinical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school. a student's our average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. >> beginning to grow. that's very exciting for us. with many classes offered online. now the school is currently in an option to purchase agreement with stanford for the campus land. >> martin says whatever changes come their way, they'll look to the sisters to help guide them for the next 100 years. but this is just spirit in the of perilous energy care. this moving forward that had many hardships over the years like everybody, they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont. noelle bellow kron. 4 news. still ahead here tonight, lawmakers are concerned about the possible impacts of artificial intelligence. a look at how intelligence. a look at how they plan regulate it. trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for moral

california court has granted state lawmakers a temporary restraining order against as san bernardino county school district. >> this comes after california attorney general rob bonta announced a lawsuit in response to the recent policy that would require chino valley unified staff to notify parents of a student requests to be identified other than their assigned gender at birth. the state argues policy puts transgender or gender-nonconforming students in a dangerous situation at home. >> children shouldn't have to share with their parents. if there. they they don't identify as they do in birth certificates because then you don't know what's going on home. >> the 2 sides will be back for a hearing next month. california is now the first state in the nation to officially recognize a transgender history month today in sacramento, lawmakers voted to approve a resolution declaring august transgender history month in california. that resolution was authored by san francisco assemblymember matt haney leaders hope this designation promote education and awareness surrounding the contributions made by the t

. >> jimmy, a flash back to 2021 where some of the parents were protesting at the loudoun county school board meeting. take a look. >> i never thought i'd see the day when i have to stand up to protect my skids from their own school board. you put l feelings of a few above the safety and discomfort of the entire rest of student body and that's completely unacceptable. >> shame on you. why is the freedom of speech being condemned in schools and we live in unit of america and our children are watching us. >> it's absurd and immoral for teachers to call girls boys and boys girls. >> so let's go around the table quick and what are your thoughts on scott smith being pardoned, jim my? >> it's disgusting and getting past speech rights and pardons and understand what went on in the school district and covered up the sexual assault of a girl because they didn't want to draw negative attention to their agenda within the school and transferred the kid to another school where he sexual assaulted a second girl. that's disgusting and that's criminal. the fact that this dad showed up and got a little

you but i wanted to flashback of 2021 where some of the parents are protesting at the loudoun county schooloard meeting, take a look. >> i never thought i would see the day when i have to stand up to protect my kids from theirsa feown school board. you put the feelings of a few oo the safety and discomfort of the entire student body and that is completely unacceptable, shame on you. why is the freedom of speech being condemned in schools, with of the united states of america and are children are watching us. >> it is absurd and immoral to call teachers boys girls and girls boys. y nicole: i want to go around the table, what you thoughts on scott smith being parted. jimmy: as a. i will start at the top we cann get past speech rights and pardons but understand what went on in the school district andn' covered up the sexual assault oa a girl because they did not want to draw negative attention to their agenda within the school, they transferred the kid to another school where he sexually assaulted the second girl, that is disgusting and that is criminal. d showed upok the da and got aya little

county. high schools in san mateo county now have narcan on hand and some staff have been trained on how to use it. >> a full on training course that the nurses and coaches and all those who would be at the front line of maybe having to use it are trained. >> reporter: nancy mcgee is the san mateo county superintendent of schools for san mateo county and says they're also spreading information so parents and student leaders are participating in conversations. this is all part of it. but liz walker says mental health needs to be talked about too. >> the mental health crisis has not gone away. and kids that are feeling that kind of pain and desperation are more likely to turn to illicit substances which are very easy to get on snapchat. or instagram or whatever social media. >> reporter: she's sharing colin's story to help others, but she also wants people to remember him for his kind heart. >> he was funny. and most of all, that he was so loved. you know, i hope that his short life did have an impact in a way that, you know, we'll never fully know. >> reporter: because now others are hearing his

our education department site so many of the teachers. >> but surrounding county school system's sameng is true for clinical site program has higher educational needs morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school by students are average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. beginning to grow that's very exciting for us. with many classes offered online. now the school is currently in an option to purchase agreement with stanford for the campus land. martin says whatever changes come their way, they'll look to the sisters to help guide them for the next 100 years that the sister spirit is in the of perilous energy care this moving forward. they had many hardships over the years like everybody. they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 40 and still ahead, what happened with the niners? oh, my gosh is a close game. but they won. >> and it felt like a home game to even though is in southern california will have the highlights. plus, after the break, a high scho

. >> surrounding county school system's same thing is true medical site program has higher educationalds morphed over the years. >> the university has changed with it in 2021. ndn, you began operating as a graduate school. a student's our average age is about 35. it's been a lovely we are. beginning to grow that's very exciting for us. with many classes offered online. now the school is currently in an option to purchase agreement with stanford for the campus land. martin says whatever changes come their way, they'll look to the sisters to help guide them for the next 100 years. it was just just spirit it in the of perilous energy care. this moving forward that had many hardships over years like everybody, they're just buried, wonderful role models in belmont, noelle bellow in belmont, noelle bellow kron. 4 news. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to di