. >> i mix with quite a lot of flat earthers in new zealand. >> you know flat earthers, i guarantee itknow who they are because they're afraid of talking about it. >> one, two, three -- we're not crazy! >> reporter: like many modern movements this has grown in large part out of the internet. with rappers like odd tv evangelicalizing to hundreds of thousands of subscribers. ♪ no more living on a cartoon ball ♪ >> reporter: news charges encouraging skepticism about what you've been taught. for the se serious students at conference -- >> this has got to the point it's becoming rigged. >> reporter: it comes down to proof. >> when it comes to science, there are things you can test. father burns, water's wet, drop something, that appears to be gravity. things you can test. >> reporter: the sloping sea level, the spin of the earth, unless you can see these phenomena with your own eyes, they may not be true. a lot of people are going -- >> this is crazy, right? but think about this, for the last 20, 25 generations, this is what we've told people. >> reporter: unlike what we've been told in sch

jack and diane are, like, two steps away from being flat-earthers. baking soda volcano. so dumb!m over and over again they shouldn't think until college. you act like this house is a communist country. [ sighs ] by trying to make them perfect, we've been holding them back. yeah. god. you know, this is straight out of that article that i e-mailed you. yes. straight out of that article. you didn't read it, did you? ah, damn it, bow, you e-mail me so much. -what? -"can you pick up junior today?" uh, "junior's still waiting." "there's a strange man who dropped junior off in a van." well, anyway, the article was saying that black children are more afraid of authority, afraid to take risks. -mm-hmm. -i just -- i think we should loosen our grip on our children, and then, maybe, they can become innovators. -hmm. -who knows? maybe one of them is the next steve jobs. [ inhales sharply ] -i love steve jobs. -i know. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the future. [ chuckles ] [ hushed ] i-i've asked you a million times not to dress like this when microsoft is here. [ laughs ] dress like what?

noe major hot spot but we had an earther 2.2 near oaklaey. check inwith lyda pantasa who live in oaklaet after the break welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a robust warming trend is forecast from friday and late saturday as high pressure builds in the bay area. highs are expected to climb into the 70s and 80s near the ocean and bays and from the 90s to 105 inland. this will lead to hot conditions on saturday with moderate to locally high heat risks across mainly inland portions of the region. additionally, winds will turn offshore, bringing heightened fire weather concerns to parts of the area on saturday. cooling will begin on sunday along with the redevelopment of the marine layer for early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) breaking overnight... at least 5 earthquakes have struck the east bay since 10 o'clock last night... with the biggest one being