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my son went to one of the best high schools here in fairfax county, virginia.y immigrant, mostly minority parents that we had to start checking our privileges just because our kids were at this school. and that's when i woke up and realized they were putting a target on the backs of parents. and now we have that confirmed with this ridiculous justice department declaration of war on us. people have to be very clear that -- stand clear for your values and be unapologetic as a parent. brethren. >> ben: i remember back, you know, 20 years ago there were a lot of concerns being raised in the wake of the patriot act about it being misused against domestic people, particularly against muslims in america. >> right. >> this seems like the kind of thing that should arouse the offense of every american, regardless of whether you are on the right or the left today. >> every single american should be outraged right now at this overreach by the justice department. i am muslim. i have chased terrorists around the world. i have gone to guantanamo bay to stare mohammed sheikh

come through, and we're just incredibly happy for him all of rockland high school in the rocking community. he's always been his best on friday nights with his with his high school football career, so i'm sure he's going to do great job tonight. webs coach also says he thinks the giants are going to go far this postseason and that logan is going to play a big part in that, okay, that coach there needs to change his attire. he was wearing dodger blue. you don't do that. when you're talking about logan web anyway, i'm sure that that's the school's color. so uh, kind of kind of a break there anyway. back here in the bay area, sports bars and pubs are gearing up for big crowds for tonight's game. we visited a couple of spots right here in oakland. or businesses have their televisions on and ready for so many fans to pour in plank and jack london square, the restaurant boasted that its venue is offering a space for all fans. we have this huge outdoor beer garden with lots of tvs, so plenty of people are able to come and enjoy getting drink it some food, watch a game and we have a lot of differing sides here, too so there

don and megan were best buds in high school. >> she was quiet.of janice joplin inner hippie kind of bohemian attitude but she was very much more reserved. she'd come into a room or something, and people just wanted to be with her. >> meg had been a serious student back then, an amateur poet who managed to get several of her pieces published. >> some of her poetry was a bit dark. >> meg's brother, mike metcalf. >> sometimes about sadness or walls. even death. >> you ever read it and worry about her? >> back then, no, not really. >> dawn who had known scott since first grade told detective he seemed like a model boyfriend too meg. >> he did everything exactly you would expect a good boyfriend to do. we opened doors for her, he took her out, he did everything he was, you know, you would expect from someone who is interested in somebody to do. >> though meg was charmed, her family never warmed to scott. when they married in 1981, her family was not invited. >> they didn't run off and eloped. we had a wedding ceremony in the area, and i guess a recept

wilson also tried to convince his high school best friend, kurt triplet, who co-owns triplet farms withers. >> me personally, i have no problem with the vaccine, but what has turned rural america or conservatives against it is basically turned it into a political football. >> reporter: are you vaccinated? >> i am not. >> reporter: how come? >> we live very secluded where we're at. i don't feel like the risk either to me or to someone else is high enough to justify taking it. >> reporter: i'm sorry, this is a dumb question. you can yell at me if you think it is. >> no. >> reporter: don't you vaccinate your animals? >> to some extent. herd immunity does happen. maybe the vaccine would speed that up. other times, it isn't that big a deal. >> reporter: what about a farm dog? >> we do take our dogs in for rabies and -- >> reporter: exactly, rabies. >> parvo . we don't want them to be sickly. yes, we do. >> reporter: explain it to me like i'm an idiot. why do you see those things as different? >> really, i'm not going to say that i'm not getting the vaccine because i don't believe it wouldn't

. >> reporter: the doctor also tried to convince his high school best friend, kurt triplet, who co-ownshers. >> for me, personally, i have no problem with the vaccine. but what has turned rural america or conservatives against it is basically turn it into a political football. >> are you vaccinated? >> i am not. >> reporter: you're not? how come? >> we live very secluded where we're at. i don't feel like the risk either to me or to someone else is high enough to justify taking it. >> reporter: i'm sorry if this is a dumb question but you can yell at me if you think it is. >> no. >> but like, don't you vaccinate your animals? >> to some extent. herd immunity does happen. and maybe, the vaccine would speed that up. other times, it isn't that big a deal. >> reporter: like, what about a farm dog? >> we do take our dogs in for rabies and things like that. >> yeah. parvo. >> yes. we don't want them to be sickly. so, yes, we do. >> reporter: well, just explain it to me like i'm an idiot. why -- why do you see those things as different? >> really, i'm not going to say that i'm not getting the v

for middle and high school teachers, the best advice and the only advice i feel like i can give at this moment is degrade. how did they navigate these sorts of laws in the classroom in the general tendency of all of them is despite the conversation about any of these issues and despite full to relay this information, if you're asking for laws that are trying to keep students from feeling uncomfortable, talking about things like the slave trade there is no way to talk about that i feel comfortable. if you are, you are doing it wrong. how that plays out on the ground is a lot different than what happens in the legislature in the way that it all play out will be different district to district and it'll be different school to school and classroom to classroom. i don't think there is any way that somebody in my position can give advice to middle and high school teachers that i'll be affected all across the board, they're gonna know their individual situation far better than i and there's going to be situations where there has to be chances and they're gonna have to be courageous and they're

night , it was seven dollars so i could get through the month on my $400 salary but my best friend in high schoole that senate passed he could get into thereceptions of the senate office building and eat well enough to more than compensate for the salary i was making at the rnc . so chris asked me to come overand it was a traditional grip and grant event . i showed up and he looked at me and said i thought you worked at the rnc o'brien and he knew that because he been my hair reference to get the job at the rnc and he said i assume you're here for the food but you can participate in our intern program anyway at the picture we took that evening, you wouldn't recognize me. i was 165 pounds, start black hair. looked pretty good. pete looks exactly like he does today. just no change. [applause] we're convinced there's a dorian gray portrait in the bedroom of the wilson home but that photos been in my office from first year a long time ago all the way to all the national security advisers call it henry'soffice down from the oval office and it's been one of my prized possessions . i will forget the fri

promise to the people of san francisco to fulfill the 30-year dream of the school district and community to create the best public arts high school in the u.s. here in the civic center and by redirecting this funding and proposing to take all of it, you are directly responsible for damaging these efforts. just saying you support this project is meaningless without taking action in support of it. i have asked for a sum of the money to be left for the continuation of the design process which is ready to go forward particularly since you have money in the proposal the amendment for fixing the facilities that are unnamed and unplanned in the southwest part. this will show good faith. i've asked for language to replace this re-allocating funding in the next bond issue in the show of good faith and asked for language to make it impossible to reallocate this money in the future. i ask you to show good faith by preventing this from happening again but instead you're breaking faith with san francisco and already done things that have damage the reputation of the school district that put the budget in jeopardy and the whole district

best manner we can. half moon bay high school will open up sunday at eight a.m. as a temporary evacuation site. it's located at one louis foster drive in half moon bay and san francisco. the mosconi center will serve as a temporary shelter to protect the homeless from the rain. we will accommodate up to 100 people. when it opens tomorrow night through monday night beds will be available on a first come first served basis. ktvx sauce has a look at some of the other ways a city and residents are getting ready for the rough weather. you know if they say it's as bad as it's going to be better prepared than that, ben santana not taking any chances with sunday's pending atmospheric river storm, the retired san francisco department of public works employee lining up bright and early at his former workplace to stock up on sandbags in the past. my garage flooded out and sewers backed up a little bit, so i'm trying to protect the garage. uh, his best i can the dpw offering city residents and business owners 10 bags each to help keep potential floodwaters at bay. elsewhere the public utilities commission

the campus of car bois high school, belies its academic excellence as the best performing it is swati. now its library and textbooks are chart and classrooms vandalized during unrest linked to pro democracy protests. that is not good, because as, as a school, we always try to fall harrigan lennox in class to teach them. we are still not yet good in online learning. we are trying to use it as on pod is handled for to good phones to support us began in jude. many students have boycotted classes demanding free education. only primary school is free. although the government pays for high school for the neediest students, the population is increasing in this country of more than one point. 1000000 people . but the government says there aren't enough jobs. that's why it's prioritizing education. $24000.00 high school students will graduate this year and enter a job market with a youth unemployment rate of 54 percent high school student bermondsey missle. lenny anticipates, he'll have to build his future abroad beginning with the university and south africa next year. because for then chris

best to keep their covid numbers low. >>> a lot of tension at pittsburgh high school. what's the penalty for the student who came to campus wearing a kkk costume? the principal says the student will be part of the restorative justice program. what does that mean? >> reporter: we are told disciplinary action has been taken against the student who wore a kkk costume to school here, along with four other students who posed in a photo with him that was posted online. the real work starts when that ends and the restorative justice begins. >> it's changing people. >> reporter: since her freshman year, this girl has been part of the restorative justice program at the school. first as someone going through the program. now as someone on the other side mediating. >> i met mr. bradley. he put me into his program because he seen that my grades were bad. ever since i got in the program, my grades bounced up. i've been mediating. >> reporter: the same program officials will now require for the five kids in this photo that made its way around social media wednesday. days after the s

high school. what a teen is about to hit the racetrack with the best in racing >>> moments a chp helicopter spots a hikey lost in the snowy sierra. they got separated and spent the night outside as the temperatures dipped into the 20s. you can see it snowed. one hiker was able to make their way to safety. the chp was call inside to rescue the second person yesterday afternoon. >>> tonight, california schools are at risk of losing millions in federal funding according to a new state audit. that is because the california department of education is not doing its job. julie watts has been digging into this. >> reporter: the auditor found the state is not tracking how or if school districts are using the $24 billion in federal pandemic funds for california schools. as a result she says california schools risk losing $160 million that will go back to the feds if unused next year. the federal money is supposed to be used for specific categories of spending. more than 40% has been categorized as other. the state is supposed to be monitoring how schools are using that money toh complying with the federal

clara county health department offering cash prizes to middle and high school students in a new vax up video contest. $1500 for the bestkids about the vaccine. two schools with first place winners will get $500 prizes too. >>> tonight at 7:00, more protests at in-n-out burgers in the bay area tonight. >>> and mess meta explained. why facebook made the name change. >>> and next on nightly news, andrea mitchell takes a deep dive into what the spending bill means for you and your family, what americans could gain and what they could lose from the bill compromise. nightly news will break it down for you. lester holt joins us right now. >>> breaking news tonight. former new york governor andrew cuomo charged with a sex crime. cuomo now charged with forcible touching after groping a aid at the governor's mansion in 2020 it comes two months after he resigned over allegations of sexual harassment from some women. ju in, cuomo's response. >>> also tonight, president biden traveling overseas after announcing what he calls a historic new framework for his spending plan. a potential breakthrough after weeks of deadlock. the presid

the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> last month at the high school, louisiana, 23 students were arrested for fighting within only three days. but get this, there hasn't been an incident since that happen. and that's because of an unusual intervention by a group of dads. see those gentlemen there on your screen? they call themselves dad on duty. they're about 40 dads who spend time at the school on shifts. so joining me now just some of the dads on duty including michael, zack johnson, michael morgan, sr., tracy harris, i think it's tracy harris, jr. -- no, no, sorry i got that wrong. and kenny henry, jr. did i get everybody, right? all right. oh, i forgot the kenny wayne, jr. thank you, guys. i appreciate you joining us. what you're doing is amazing. you all saw this problem about 23 students being arrested in three days. something had to be done. how did you decide to do something? what happened? >> we're all active parents on the campus. so after the first fight and then the next day then we had the second fight and i immediately knew that this isn

high school. she told us she's focusing on college applications. we wish her all the best.all new episode of "the voice" tonight on nbc bay area at 8:00 p.m. >>> trending this morning, something that may make you think twice about washing or digging and finding those old concert t-shirts. >> that's because decades from now it may be worth a lot of money. the latest proof is the vintage grateful dead tee from 1967 just sold for $17,000. yeah. breaks that old record of $10,000 that went on sale for the led zeppelin 1979 concert tee. so what do you think? maybe my janet jackson tee, save it for another 25 years? >> i've got some old ones, too. i'll have to look. how are we looking weatherwise? >> not going to be t-shirt weather. you'll need a jacket this week. it will be perfect for lounging around the house. get ready because we've got rain on the way. the first of three storms move in tonight. overnight into wednesday, a second storm that moves in on thursday and then a third storm heading into saturday. how is that for a forecast? >> wow. we really need it. >> wear your 'n

i know it used to be on high school reading lists, a perennial best seller that presented the same injustices of the government's treatment of native peoples in more accessible, fictional form. unfortunately, she died before she knew that it had really captured the public's attention, and actually started some of the reforms that she wanted to see happen for the california's mission indians. suffragists have also been stereotyped as traditional wives and mothers, but a striking number of these activists like the west outstanding women in general were single, like haley morris, the homesteader, and the first female fire lookout. or divorced like clara shortridge foltz, a mother of five who became the pacific coast's first female lawyer. she was a real fire brand, her brother became a senator, of course she should have been the senator, but she actually started the position of public defender, which was considered a very radical thing. she championed the cause of public defenders and now of course they're everywhere. the first one was in california. she was an amazing woman. she was married to

county health officials are offering cash prizes to middle and high school students in a new vax up video content. the top prize, $1500 for the best social media video to entertain and educate peers about the covid vaccine. two categories, sixth to eighth graders and kids in ninth to 12th game. the two schools with first place winners will get prizes of $500. >>> part of highway one will be shut down because of a rock slide. this is between fuller's point, which is about an hour south of big sur, and ragged point, which is 20 minutes north in san luis obispo. >> we're dry all the way through sunday's forecast and then we get into rain chances as we head into next week. before we get to all that, i did want to share some new numbers we're getting in today as we continue to see the benefits from those three storm systems we had in seven days last week. so let me show you what we have coming in right now. this is awesome news. in california, a 10.77% decrease in extreme and also exceptional drought. marin county a 96.64% decrease in exceptional drought. now, it hasn't wiped out the drought but it's taken us out of that worst category

he has been the giants best pitcher in the season's second half, record of 7-0 since august 1st. drafted out of rockland high school in the first two years but look here, he put it together in 2021. found out yesterday he hit the ball on friday, tried to play it cool. >> it wasn't a crazy special thing, i think that is because we know it is a lot more ahead. >> it had to be more than by the way. >> it kind of was, to be honest. it was kind of like that. got to tell my parents and grandparents and fiancc we don't tell them, they were super excited. >> the story behind that in a moment. you've waited for this, is jimmy garoppolo starting sunday at the undefeated cardinals? well, droplet did not practice today as he nurses a calf strain. but, nobody ruled him out. jimmy's thoughts? >> we will take it day by day. it hurts but it is what it is at this point. >> esca ruffalo can't go, trey lance would make his first nfl star. the 49ers are 5 1/2 point underdog against the cardinals. on that shot, the interview with logan webb, that is what happens when i don't shoot on a stepstool, just saying. >> thanks. >>> still ahead

best pitcher the second half of the season. a record of 7-0 since august 1st. drafted out of rockland high school3- year-old struggled his first two years but look here. putting it all together in 2021 and found out yesterday, he would get the ball on friday and played it cool. >> it wasn't a crazy special thing or moment, but i think that is just because we know there is more ahead. >> it has to be more than just a by the way. >> it kind of was to be honest. yeah. it was kind of like that but it was cool because i got to my parents and grandparents and my fiancc they were super excited. >> let's turn back the clock 28 years when dusty baker and tony larissa were managing in the bay area. fast-forward to 2021, both guys are still in baseball and will face each other tomorrow the white sox both men are in their 70s, both are still fiercely competitive. >> i enjoy. how come he didn't put it that way? >> because i'm older than he is in the locker room and stay down there i have to walk further to this press room and i don't think that is fair. i will talk to dusty about changing it. >> speaking of m

high vaccination rates. >> there are so many reasons for adolescents to be vaccinated. >> best way to keep our school safe is to vaccinate everyone who can be vaccinated. >> the best ways to keep them away from you. forcing vaccines on kids is not only evil but profoundly anti-science which we talked about business march of 2020 but the evidence shows in italy and china the kids are highly highly unlikely to get very ill, or get seriously sick from covid. schools are the safest places for kids to be and teachers throughout the pandemic and the need for everyone to be vaccinated to get back to normal, here's a headline from cnn, states with the worst covid 19 case rates also reported highest rates of new vaccination. the live from biden and friends don't stop there. they have been feeding the same drivel about mask mandates for months. >> i don't believe we will be able to throw masks away and forget about physical separation for a while. >> one of our 100 day challenges is asking the american people to mask up for the first hundred days, next 99 days, it is a patriotic act. laura: when will that hundred d

high school in van nuys. we should have the right as parents to decide what you know the best for our children. ool in north hollywood say they're also standing in solidarity with teachers refusing to usda employee band aid. as a parent. i think i have the right with other parents to stand up for our children and for our teachers. because we want our children and our teachers to have a choice. how can i work the two previous years? l usd during the pandemic at the height and i was a hero. and now i can't work. earlier this month, governor newsom announced all eligible k through 12 students would be required to be vaccinated once the fda gives full approval for their age groups. i prefer my kid to have the vaccine. i think it's a protection my sense doing much better now that he's back to school. so far, only the pfizer vaccine has received full approval for those 16 and up. i don't want to get the vaccine for my child, because i believe they're too young. there are no studies. we should wait for a couple of years be able to see. what's going to happen in the long run. meanwhile, the l. a unified

lot of middle schools but in high school i would expect a school resource officer, some physical security measures to reduce access and control to the main office point as best as you can do that on a large campus or perhaps multiple points with other areas reduced. but we also want to have schools prepared and this is something that we are just talking about more as kids come back in a covid-19 context. many schools have not thoroughly reviewed a traditional school emergency plans like lockdowns or controlled evacuation, or apparent reunification because of been so focused on covid-19. not saying that's the case here but it's something nationally for your viewers, we need to shift back and look at those safety plans as well. but looking at the number of buses, who are spot on with getting that information out on parent and student reunification because the number one thing right now is parents want to wrap their arms around their kids. looking at the number of buses, it looks like you are talking about a large high school. look at the number of us as we have going down the roadway lining up, so you're probably talking a couple thousand kids at least. you ma

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when it came to our high schools, when we really wanted them to be open in person, and the best advocates who are coaches, we said they are part of the teams. we want you on the field. if you have to quarantine the rest of our team cannot play. >> that is interesting, so they have been a key aspect in this. you would imagine that that is a sort of key authority figure in a lot of places around the country that are really struggling to get their vaccination numbers up. do you think about life in connecticut going into this winter? how different do you see it being then last winter, which of course was bad across the country. but not particularly in connecticut, but like everywhere it was a tough winter. >> it was a tough winter because we felt we were getting out of the woods. a year ago summer, we opened up our schools, all of our businesses were open. but thankfully everybody wore the mask. and connecticut was one of the first to get people vaccinated. so that second wave of delta hit us a lot less severely than some other states. i think people here in connecticut feel like these protoc

. >> the best thing is direct contact with students, making sure that i'm serving them, that i'm advocating for them. >> prior to the pandemic, he helped to expand the game high school'sogram to include juniors, a move that bumped the participation, and now with zoom, the program has been able to reach more students. pretty amazing. to learn more about students rising above, and its scholars, just go to kpix.com /sra. >> pretty inspirational. awesome. >>> we are looking forward to an action-packed weekend. currently the weather will cooperate. >>> there's a lot going on. alameda county fair. outside lands. the weather looks mostly cooperative. we have fog creeping back into separate san francisco as we speak. tomorrow, we have a chance for a couple of showers in the north bay and on the coast. not very impressive. it will not be a washout. it looks dry halloween, with rain living in late sunday night, long after the trick-or- treaters are done. let's look at futurecast, and the a few showers on the rater simulation. a lot of this should evaporate before it hits the ground, and there's not much of it to begin with. there is a chance of them, so keep the rain jacket on

best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. west oakland where police are investigating a shooting that injured a teenage girl near mcclymonds high school. another girl was pistol whipped. apparently the two went into a store at market and 27th street to get some help show casings have been found on 26th street. this happened about 2:45 this afternoon. we're still waiting to get more information from oakland police, but where they're on the scene. black californians are about three times more likely than people of other races to be seriously injured shot or killed by a police officer. that is according to a new report from the public policy institute of california and the report reviewed data from a recent four-year period and other findings include that about a hundred and ninety five people die each year from interactions with california law enforcement and more than 40. sense of people wounded in non-fatal police shootings showed signs of mental illness or the effects of drugs or alcohol activist and former 49er colin kaepernick's new autobiographical series is now streaming on netflix. since the day i was born. my passion my love. w

high school. so we have to get back in step, ask you're all the reasons. you're the best of the best. two delaware teachers? [ cheers and applause ] >> who is newcastle? you can see we're not at all proud, delaware. my dad always used to say never forget where you came from. they say they're the one that brung me to the dance, you know. i want to thank rebecca for her colonial program in newcastle and kimberly in the high school. that's you, all right. now the two national teachers of the year. it was a pretty big deal to listen to both of your speeches. it was pretty impressive. i mean it sincerely. what you do really matters. it matters in a way that you all don't fully realize. i bet -- you know, i look at every important decision i made in my life. i asked myself three things, not a joke, what my dad and mom would think i should do. i have to tell you a quick story. when i decided to help fix someone who is going to be the nominee for the democratic party, i was asked in delaware to go out and try to find a candidate for the united states senate. i was 28 years old as part of this

best prospects they can find. >> everyone had a tough time but in norcal, it was really tough for high school kids.cided to play high school sports. >> 16 of them delayed all or part of their seasons. california was one of those states that pushed it to spring. but california instituted some of the toughest covid restrictions we saw anywhere in the country and come on top of that, the san francisco bay area had the tightest restrictions of all. >> without film, without games come without anything to show scouts, students in the bay area were at an extreme disadvantage. >> we are sitting there going not only am i not getting exposure and i'm working hard on my own or possibly in bubbles with my teammates to get ready for a season i'm not 100% sure is going to happen. >> meanwhile athletes from other states had tons of films to put on because they were doing their games and practices almost as normal during the pandemic. >> bay area students just had to sit and wait and hope for an opportunity, just a shot to prove they could play. dion: that have been through so much. you can binge all the episodes

when it came to our high schools, we really wanted them to be open in person. you know, the bestquarantine, the rest of our team can't play. >> that's interesting. so they've been a key aspect of this. you would imagine that's a sort of key authority figure in a lot of places around the country that are really struggling to get their vaccination numbers up. do you think about life in connecticut going into this winter? how different do you see it being than last winter which of course was bad across the country, not -- you know, not particularly in connecticut, but like everywhere, it was a tough winter. >> it was a tough winter because wealth we were getting out of the woods, you know, a year ago summer. we opened up our schools. all of our businesses were open. in thankfully everybody wore the mask. connecticut was one of the first to get people vaccinated. so that second wave of delta hit us a lot less severely than it did some other states. i think people here in connecticut feel like these protocols are working and they're willing to hang in there a little longer to stay saf

best reverse mortgage solutions. call now! >>> now, texas police say they now have the suspected gunman of wednesday's high school shooting in custodyur people were injured in the shooting at tender view high school on wednesday. among those victims two were shot and three were hospitalized. now, police say the 18-year-old suspect turned himself in without incident. he will be charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. >>> now, new developments in the search for gabby petito's fiancee brian laundrie. a source close to the family says police have found the remains of a recently used camp site in the florida nature reserve. that's where laundrie's family said their son was heading the last time they saw him. this comes as the attorney for the laundrie family says police asked brian's father to help search that reserve, but they later postponed his involvement. cnn's athena jones has more on what the families are saying. >> we have been lucky so far. >> reporter: with gabby petito's fiancee brian laundrie now missing for more than three weeks, law enforcement still searching for him in the 25,000 acre carlton

she's only 16 years old and a senior at san rafael high school, and she told us last week she's focusing on college applications. we want to wish her the bestember, jennifer hudson, she didn't win, but look at that, grammys and an oscar. you can watch "the voice" tonight on nbc bay area at 8:00. >> always fun to see local kids on these big changes. >> she's got a future. >>> we have a big stage set for rain. i'm ready. let's talk about it. it's cold as you head out the door. 40 degrees overall. we have chilly low 40s, and that's going to bump up to the 60s this afternoon. the big story this year is the incoming system. let's look at the hour-by-hour forecast. 6:30 today we see the rain pushing through ukiah and areas north of the golden gate bridge. by 9:00, it will spread further south into aloe alto, concord, and then san josÉ expect to get overnight showers into the early morning hours tomorrow. you will also notice wind speeds increase as well and that will stick around for the entire night. the first system is coming into tonight into early wednesday morning. behind this, we are talking about an additional system, another one, and this

best of it. sounds good. thanks. have fun with your friends out there. see you in a half hour. >>> two high schools in sonoma are shut down because of a threat on social media. classes and activities are canceled at laguna after administrators reported a specific threat made via social media. they are closing out of abundance of caution. >>> we are a step closer to cdc making official recommendation for kids ages 5 to 11 to get vaccinated. that's expected next week. santa clara's department of public health is offering prizes for youth who make videos encouraging you to get a shot. it is called 2021vax up video contest. anyone in grades 6 through 12 at schools in the county are asked to create videos encouraging peers to get vaccinated and post on instagram and tiktok. winners get cash prizes, co $5for ac until november 15. >> only thing that works better than peer pressure is money. >>> live to oakland, one of the places starting monday, indoor mask rules are easing with covid cases declining. alameda says masks will no longer be required in certain indoor settings where everybody is fully vaccina

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