debra joins us now, fairfax county school parent and former teacher.ted to put out a quiz slide with training materials to show folks at home what teachers are being asked and what the policy is promoting here. parent permission is required for which of the following? the student requests the teacher can call by chosen name in classes, no. a student requests to use the locker room that corresponds with identified gender, no. use of a private bathroom, no. the correct answer here is none of the above. your reaction. >> you know, this is just completely tragic what is happening. parent rights are being obstructed left and right by this school system and they are using loopholes and laws to try and get around it. parents need to know, school psychologists are required to ensure that parents provide fully informed consent as well as the children and this is not happening. they are colluding to circumvent laws parents have the right to know what is in the child's family educational record. it's absurd what's happening. >> john: put up another slide, a quiz

in fairfax county is a colossal failure. >> dr.w superintendent of fairfax county public schools. she started her job on july 1st. reed wrote to parents last week, quote: i want to make this very clear, this entire situation is unacceptable from any perspective, we are deeply concerned about how this happened in one of our schools. >> thornton, who worked here, was required to register as a sex offender. he did so in june after the second arrest. but authorities say he lied, claiming he was self-employed. we have asked the school system for more information about his background check process but have not heard back. bret? >> bret: mike emanuel in alexandria, thanks. up next, a tragic fentanyl overdose, why the victim's father says it could happen to anyone. but, before we head to break, hall of fame nfl quarterback lynn dawson has died. dawson's unmistakable swagger helping the kansas city chiefs first super bowl in 1970 heading him earn the nickname lenny the cool. announced the death through a station where he starred in second c

it is begs the question does virginia state law apply to fairfax county? it makes no sense.ed for multiple days already this year. i filed a lawsuit against the school. the lawsuit was dismissed because there was supposedly no more mask mandates so apparent threw fairfax county judge thought the law applied to fairfax law the virginia state law that would be a common sense type of thing so i reached out to the attorney general's office because my sons are interested in exercising their rights, so i followed their lead. i have three sons in the school district and i asked they had are you planning to wear a mask to school or would you like me to opt you out and my sons want me to opt them out this year so i reached out to the attorney general's office and i said what if they reinstitute this new mask mandate and the attorney general office says they would get involved if fairfax county refused to recognize virginia state law. >> dr. jennette. look i get it public policy shifts it changes based on new information. i just don't understand the thinking behind possibly doing this

fairfax county school is worried about iniquity.rents are being separated from the emotional and intimate lives of their children, and the school was trying to separate them. that's a no-go. as not going to work. heard of cars for kids? this is bec cause for kids. teach them reading and writing, when those levels are as deplorable as they are across the country, do that. pronouns can get sorted out at home come up between the parent and teacher, even if they want to be called pikachu. >> i wanted to be a cowgirl growing up. >> i wanted to be count dracula. [laughter] >> coming up, employees doing the bare minimum is a trend. the backlash to quiet quitting, next. ♪ does it get better than never getting lost? ♪ does it get better than not parallel parking yourself? ♪ alexa ask smartfeed to feed the dog. does it get better than feeding your dog from 50 miles away? yes... it does. at buick we see a future that's even better. because the life enhancing innovations you've never even dreamed of? buick is dreaming of them every day. your sh

virginia governor glenn youngkin says fairfax county blew it. >> this circumstance in fairfax countyuperintendent. to have someone who in fact has been arrested for soliciting sex from a minor on staff for 20 months and then to be arrested again. >> dr. reid is the new superintendent of fairfax county public schools. she started her job on july 1st. reid wrote to parents last week i want to make this very clear. this entire situation is unacceptable from any perspective. we are deeply concerned about how this happened in one of our schools. thornton was required to register as a sex offender. authorities say he lied and listed himself as self-employed. sandra. >> sandra: mike emanuel on the story for us. hours after his guilty plea the california highway patrol released paul pelosi's dui dash cam video. watch this. >> are you sure you can complete the test? i don't want you to fall over and hurt yourself. but that's the whole purpose of the test. you were involved in a crash. you are unsteady on your feet and i can smell alcohol on your breath. i understand who you are. i am not here

in fairfax county school board is up for election in 2023.andidates who stand up for parental rights. we have to look at the learning implications of the masks. i'm the daughter of a speech pathologist and no firsthand full well all the work that goes into speech and language development. putting a mask on the kids is detrimental. if you look at numbers in fairfax county on the virginia department ofed waition website and see literacy rates are not good. kids with learning challenges aren't able to read at grade level and brain development. kids have having frontal lobe issues with the usage of masks. >> dana: do you know any parent aside for someone who might want their kid to be masked if they have an immune compromised issue. do you know of any parent that would want to mask their kids this year? >> no, i don't. but the beauty of glenn youngkin's order and sb739 it is the parents' role to make that decision. my concern is for those parents who got the notice on monday saying masks are required during high community transmission rates. so m

fairfax county, virginia.ed of soliciting an underage prostitute kept his job for a year before the superintendent stepped in. parents want answers. her kids go to school in fairfax county, you are a former teacher yourself. this wasn't just a -- it was an f.b.i. sting where this teacher was busted. what do you think about keeping it quiet for so long? >> correct, yeah. this is just tragic. another example of fairfax county public schools dystopia. there is a deliberate indifference in protecting children. they refuse to come into protocol within policy and regulations of insuring children's safety. they do not even create background checks on these teachers and counselors and staff members on a yearly basis. it is a self-reporting system. >> bill: i'm curious to know why. darren thornton, age 50. the superintendent said i will take whatever actions required to keep it from happening again. takes us back to the question why did they allow this to happen? >> this is a huge bureaucratic system. it is something t

also tonight, virginia governor glenn young will join us and he is now blasting fairfax county schools for hiring a convicted child predator. can't believe we're dealing with this issue. but first, we begin tonight, this election night with a fox news alert. >> now we called polls are closed in florida and new york and oklahoma where several key primary races will soon be decided. he is at the big board tonights . it is the hammer big board. bill hemmer with us. interesting stuff to look at tonight. i think so. not a ton of surprises yet, but i'll tell you a few stories about what's happening and i'll take you through it. waiting on new york, the polls just closed in new york a moment ago when it started here in florida. charlie crist now is easily won his campaign. r soon rhonda santos now has an opponent for the governor's races this fall. charlie crist used to be the governor in florida. sean, as a republican . now he's running as a democrat.a he beat nikki free . the agriculture commissioner quite easily. freed was the only statewide democrat to hold statewide office in florida. sh

. >> reporter: sue bell is executive director of homeward trails adoption center in fairfax station,ttooed inside the dogs' ears a sad reminder of their recent past. >> the puppies that were born, they would stay to a certain age and then be put in plastic crates and sent either by truck or by airplane to research facilities, where they would then spend their life in a cage undergoing any number of medical or scientific research projects. >> reporter: but the research company breeding them shut this operation down. now an army of workers and volunteers is helping the humane society move the dogs to shelters across the country. 4,000 beagles. as they arrive at sue bell's adoption center, so did the dog lovers like andrea justice. >> we don't need more dogs. you know, we have two. but we have plenty of room in our hearts and our house. >> reporter: another new experience. being part of a loving home. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fairfax station, virginia. >> and that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings.

the fairfax county fired thorton about learning about the situation.ol a social media post posh white parents. take a listen. >> for the first time in my life, i will be looking at majority white school. i'm kind of interested to see how students and parents interrupt my classroom because it is billed for nonwhite students. you will notice there are no white kids that are presented in that. i feel like some parents might have something to say about that. that is my experience with posh white parents in the past holds true. >> todd: let that sink in. the teacher deleted that post and the principal issued a statement, "it is inappropriate to make students feel unsafe in any way, shape or form. and every student to feel safe and welcome. carley. more parents enrolling their kids in private christian schools as we see a movement to fight against woke curriculum i. father jaydn nelson is the president of bishop and catholic school and a parent with three children enrolled in that school. they both join me now. father, we are hearing the catholic school is m

well, fairfax are lone spot in the 40's. our coolest spot. definitely recommend the jackets regardless of where you're at, though, after a morning. great. we will be looking at a lot of sunshine this afternoon. you may notice a bit of haze, though. we do have an air quality advisory in effect, partly due to smoke from the 6 rivers complex fire burning to our nor

hejoins us from fairfax, virgina.or making the thank you very much for making the time for us. in march they put military stores in or around, and apparently had been conducting fire exercises — i mean shooting from areas near the reactor. the ukrainians have been talking about this for sometime and recently over the past month or so the international community, the iaea and you and have recognised the danger, and i would say the — may have a rather active in pushing for access to the site. this will only increase pressure on moscow to allow access, kyiv will happily allow access. maybe we will get some control over this difficult situation. you talk about the pressure on moscow increasing, but the pressure has been there for months and moscow has refused to back down and is still pretty stepfather, do you really think things will change? i'm not promising it, but keep in mind that moscow was blockading ukrainian port so they could not ship green for months, and pressure gradually build and it was eventually persuaded

. >> reporter: sue bell is executive director of homeward trails adoption center in fairfax station,gs' ears, a sad reminder of their recent past. >> the puppies that were born, they would stay to a certain age and then be put in plastic crates, and sent either by truck or by airplane to research facilities, where they would then spend their life in a cage undergoing any number of medical or scientific research projects. >> reporter: but the research company breeding them shut this operation down. now an army of workers and volunteers is helping the humane society move the dogs to shelters across the country. 4,000 beagles. as they arrive at sue bell's adoption center, so did the dog lovers, like andrea justice. >> we don't need more dogs. you know, we have two. but we have plenty of room in our hearts, and our house. >> reporter: another new experience-- being part of a loving home. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fairfax station, virginia. >> brennan: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm margaret brennan, reporting from the nation's capitol. good night. cap

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we had a mother on in fairfax, virginia.c copped to this week about the confusion and staff and information on covid. fairfax county schools are still thinking about the possibility the kids could wear a mask. >> we just have to look at the learning implications of these masks, putting a mask on kids is detrimental. literal see rates are at 27% of kids unable to read at grade level. it is quite troubling. >> bill: is this going to happen? are you still going to have masks in fairfax county when school gets underway? >> i don't -- not just fairfax. richmond city is also proposing that. you wonder what are they not getting? we have a new system now. we have a new governor and assistant governor and torn general and new house. we want to give parents control to make the decisions for themselves. we're not going to have that if we can help it. not under our watch. i mean, here is what we really want. when all is said and done the parents just give us our money, give us our tax money so we can make the decisions where our childre

details coming up and also tonight, the virginia governor is going to join us who is now blasting the fairfax county schools for hiring a convicted child sexual predator. and at the big board tonight, bill hemmer is with us. >> i will tell you a few stories about what is happening starting in florida. charlie crist, easily winning his campaign. so ron desantis has an opponent this fall. he used to be the governor, as a republican. now he is running as a democrat. he beat the agricultural commissioner quite easily, but unfortunately freed lost the battle. the congresswoman will go up against marco rubio. both candidates have raised money already. that is what is happening and looking at a couple races here, congressional district one. this is a race that got a lot of attention, and it is 2-1, this businessman that may face some challenges outside of congress, an easy winner for the panhandle going to the next side of the state. taking you now to new york. very interesting races, two of them, this is a special election race for new york. congressional district 19. this is a battle to see who fi

look at fairfax nevado in petaluma sitting in the upper 40's. first time we're seeing 40's this week, oakland and alameda at 61, san mateo and san francisco. 59, we may be a little bit cooler this morning, but temperatures this afternoon just as hot as yesterday's all update you on that. still ahead, john, thank you for that little traveling into the city this morning via the bay bridge. you're at about a 10 minute ride. >> may's to that freeman street exit is traffic continues to move on. there. san mateo bridge, 12 minutes, a 80 to one o one heading across towards the peninsula. if you are traveling and the south bay starting at 85 san jose up to menlo park around. 29 to 30 minutes for you. there to 18. 82 also good options to 37. no delays over there. 5, 18, 80 15 minutes. if you're taking 24 westbound wannacry to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. it's 6 o'clock. and today vice president kamala harris is in the east bay. she's >> old hometown of oakland to launch a new program. yeah, the vice there to t

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that's what they teachers are being told in fairfax, virginia.t already happened. lord of all places, the schools trying to visit facilitate atransition for a 12d student until she tried to mid suicide. here's what her dad toiled so micah told sean last night. >> apparently we were unfit of taking care of our daughter on this issue. when i question them about the lack of parental notification in this case, they said that there were confidentially issues from telling us about it. >> who do they think they are? >> certainly, they think they are the parents. >> pete: here with reaction, the outnumbered cohost emily compagno, and my cohost rachel campos duffy. thank you for being here. you heard it, who did they think we are? there the parents now. a lot of people are thinking i thought they won on the issues and things would change but they continue. >> first of all, i'm reeling from your last segment the war on children at the border. but parents need to wake up. they say were on children in your schools as well. yes, they want to be the parents an

she was last seen friday morning in the fairfax district. police did not not say where she was found, but but said she was safe. > >> in a totally unrelated incident, oakland police are still looking for this 13-year-old, daisy lancaster. she was last seen 3:30 pm last saturday at an extended-stay hotel in alameda. she was wearing black shorts and a black black nike t-shirt. > >> the federal government says there are 442,000 monkeypox vaccine doses available for local health departments. that is ahead of schedule, thanks to the federal government's new vaccine strategy, which allows providers to give doses that are are 1/5 the size of previous doses. > first lady dr. jill biden has has tested positive for covid. her spokesperson says she has md has mild symptoms right now. she she is in south carolina with president biden. the president will return to washington later today but dr. biden will stay isolated in south carolina until until she has two negative tests. > >> the uk is the first country to approve a new updated moderna moderna vacci

i mean, look at fairfax are at 49 right now.us in the 50's and 60's to get this morning started petaluma are very step. 48 degrees. while berkeley and a cool 58. so definitely don't forget those light jackets as you step outside. that may be snapped that picture and share with us rain. >> that right. if you are heading across the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls about 18 minutes for your drive this morning. heading into the city 9 minutes maze to that freeman street exit. so the bay bridge traffic moving along really nicely. san mateo bridge, a 80 to one o one just under 13 minutes. make your way across towards the peninsula out of richmond about a 7 minute right holes to one o one. and if you're taking 5.80, crockett down towards the maze 15 minutes, 24 westbound wanna creek down to 5.80, just under 13 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it is 5.31 and the luxury apartments. a 33 to him a street in san francisco are under water again. second time in 2 months. second time. yeah, no one's been able to live in that buildin

that's for fairfax at 48 degrees. doesn't matter where you're get the light jackets on this morning and look forward to a comfortable afternoon right even that let's get a look at your bridges this morning headed into the city may so that free month's g exit. >> just under 12 minutes for your drive. there. the san mateo you want to one about a 15 minute morning, right? let's check on our richmond. sandra fell bridge about 9 minutes as you travel at a richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this monday morning. it's 5, 0 one. and the police were busy this weekend in the bay area. there was a shooting in a deadly stabbing at 2 different bart stations. what happened in san francisco? the other one in oakland kron four's will tran is live at a bart station this morning with the details. good morning. well, >> good morning, rain and area. yes. if you ride bart this morning, you might want to keep your eyes wide. open your head on a swivel because it could happen even though they did say in one i

couple of 40's up in the north bay like around fairfax.temperatures later on today, we will rise well into the 80's already by noontime triple digits at our warmest further inland today, 80's right along the bay shore. details about how long the sea will last still to come. great job. thank you that. all right. let's get a look at your of a traffic is building there. the metering lights are on. >> a little under 15 minutes. mace that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, no delays. just about a 40 minute drive for you. they're making away from a 80 to one o point. a richmond center fell bridge check in on traffic there. traffic is building 11 minutes as you're heading across the word. sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this monday morning. >> 6.30, is the time and happening right now. we have 2000 kaiser mental health professionals in northern california currently on strike. crawford's will trend has been live in san francisco out with him all morning. you're telling us what they're asking and demanding

even a couple of 40's up in the north bay, fairfax, you're at 48 degrees right now. don't care where you're at. get those jackets ready to go this morning before a warm and really nice and sunny afternoon, all those details are still ahead. thank you for that. ok, if you're traveling into the city this morning, a little under 11 minutes to make it from the maze. 2 that free much exit san mateo bridge, 80 to one o one about 14. no delays. there. a richmond center fell bridge is still at about a 10 minute drive. and if you are taking the golden gate bridge this morning, 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes for you. >> 06:00:01am, police around the bay area have their hands full this weekend. there was a shooting and a w deadly deadly stabbing. one is ever does go one in oakland. exactly. and so now police are investigating. they've been looking into that. crawford's will trend is live at the bart station this morning with those details. good morning. well, >> and rain and they're still searching for the suspects. they are not connected to each other. what happened in oakland? t

fairfax at 47 petaluma. 48 santa rosa down at 49 right now. the rest of the bay in the 50's to 60's. so this is one of our cooler mornings of the week. so far ahead of an afternoon. that's going to feel a lot like yesterday that i have the full breakdown of exactly what this weekend has in store. still to come john, thank you for that. little richmond center fell bridge is starting to get busy. we have an accident. 5.80, westbound there. so it's 16 minutes as you're traveling from the tolls to want to one. >> because of that accident, one lane is blocked right now. a 30 minute ride into the city may so that fremont street acts and exit, no accidents or hazards on the bay ridge this morning. so that's the silver lining about 15 minutes. a 80 to one o one making your way across the san mateo bridge. now, if you're taking a 80 and you're traveling to san leandro northbound, we have a stalled vehicle there. that's right. and davis street so you might want to hop on 5.81, lane is blocked the air. but you are going to see those delays are going well

girls into separate cases. 14-year-old natalia perez rivera was seen at 10:30 on 40 8th avenue in the fairfaxeighborhood. she is 5'5", 155 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. 13-year-old daisy lancaster is also missing. last seen at the extended stay america hotel in alameda about 3:30 saturday afternoon. daisy is four foot 8, 115 pounds with long hair and brown eyes. if you have any information at all on either of these girls, please call the oakland police department immediately. >> there are new developments in the effort to clear out a massive homeless encampment and the east bay. they resumed cleanup work on which street under the 880 and 580 streets. a fire killed one person raising safety concerns. the cities clean cleanup is separate from caltrans effort to close the encampment, which was halted by a temporary restraining order. oakland plans to set up a 50 unit emergency housing center. >> a fremont police officer was injured in a crash as he was responding to a call. it happened this morning on warm springs and mission boulevard. officers say the crews had lights and sirens on wh

still, 99 in the bottle. 97 in fairfax and 98 degrees in santa rosa 105 in cloverdale southern. been talking about the monsoon. we've seen some of the flooding in vegas. we have some of the flooding in san bernardino county. now some of the monsoonal moisture going to take aim at the bay area. doesn't look like a real strong impulse, but we're going to watch out for tonight. maybe some scattered showers overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. maybe some isolated thunderstorms, too. very latest, though. you can see low clouds and fog begin to move in along the coastline. that's some good news. how about that? monsoon? you see it fired up over the sierra nevada again. and here you go. those temperatures are once again giving rise to numerous thunderstorms out there. you get all that heat the atmosphere. all that sunshine and giving rise to some of these storms moving up above. but overall, looks like these temperatures tomorrow cool on the coastline. you got some 50's and some 60's out toward the beaches by tomorrow afternoon. lot of 70's inside the bay. as you make your inside t

police are on the lookout for 14-year-old perez rivera, last seen at 10:30 friday morning, in a fairfax different on 40th avenue. 5'5" and was wearing a gray hoodie, with an adidas logo. if you see either of these missing teens please contact police. > >> the search for a missing truck 18 has entered its 10th day, a team of 100 people now looking for kylie rodney. the 16-year-old was last seen august august 6th, at a huge high school party at a campground near truck he. investigators have released a new clue this photo showing a sweatshirt, kylie was seen wearing at the party, the hoodie has the words on future, detectives hope the picture will spark someone's memory and will contact them with new information. > >> a san jose man says more than than 20 cars have come crashing into his home since he's moved there. after years of feeling ignored by city officials, he's hoping to finally be heard. ray minter has lived off jackson avenue since the 70s, he's kept count and says 23 cars have come come barreling through into his home. he says the sharp turn off off the jackson avenue exit is t

some 50's from santa rosa down through nevado timber on and on over towards fairfax, up to saint holinessittle cooler for the north bay as compared to the rest of the bay area. as for conditions later today, not too terribly hot. as i mentioned, only in the 80's inland. no 90's today,

currently we're in the 50's for most of the bay standouts on the colder side include fairfax at only 49. well, brent would napa dublin in livermore, meng spot sitting in the 60's to start this morning as we make our way towards the afternoon, temperatures will rise quickly and are increasingly clear skies for inland areas. it's right back to the 90's. you go not the best afternoon to get out and about inland. but if you head towards the bay in the coast, that's where you'll find your relief. i've got more on your forecast. still

nder without telling you that's what the teachers are being told in fairfax, virginia and if you think that sounds crazy, well, it alreadyrd happened in florida of all of ai places where school is accused of trying to facilitate a secret transition for a 12cile year old student until she tried to commit suicide. d told sean wha da last night.t >> apparently they they found that we were unfit to be taking care of our daughter on thisr on issue and when i questioned parentaln the lack of notificationin in this case,re they said that there were confidentiality issues that prevented them from telling us about it. >>t. who do they think they are or certainly they think that they are the parents. and here now with reaction or outnumbered, co-host emily compagno and my fox and friends weekend co-host rachel campos duffy. thanmy cohost k you both for being here.being rachel , you heard it.hed it, wi who do they think they are? they think we're the parents now.? i mean, the instinct of educators even you know, a lot of people are watching thinking i thought glenn younare thing hn on this issue

it's sitting right above us. 50's 60's for most of our current temps, fairfax, down in the upper 40's, though, our cold this morning so far this week we've been seeing temperatures to start the week during morning hours. pretty nice and mild, but his conditions of dry back out now our morning lows have gotten colder in our daytime highs are getting warmer. we're going to see a few 90's for inland areas today. most of our bayshore area stay in the 70's with cooler 60's at the coastline. sunshine all around later today in a reall , really nice way to start the weekend. all of all the details about it. still ahead, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges to minute drive may so that free must re exit heading into the city this morning. well, the san mateo bridge about 13 minutes from 80 to one o one. our richmond center fell bridge still pretty light at a 9 minute commute for you. >> and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this friday morning. well, the center for disease control relax some of its covid-19 guidelines. the cdc is dropping stricter reco

well, fairfax are lone spot in the 40's. our coolest spot. i would definitely recommend the jackets regardless of where you're at, though, after a morning. great. we will be looking at a lot of sunshine this afternoon. you may notice a bit of haze, though. we do have an air quality advisory in effect, partly due to smoke from the 6 rivers complex fire burning to our north. it's not enough, though, for a spare the air alert. so really just a moderate impact for that today. as for bridges, the bay bridge doing okay. it's still early. so yet to see traffic picking up just yet or early risers, always the ones that get the best commute. as for the richmond, sandra fell and the san mateo bridge is both are also looking with no fog and really no headlights at the richmond center fell bridge and a look at the golden gate bridge. you are also clear not even talking a whole lot of fog out that way. back to the news in the east bay. a man is recovering in the hospital after another shooting in union city. this time in a parking lot. kron four's felecia

it's sitting right above us. 50's 60's for most of our current temps, fairfax, down in the upper 40's, though, our cold this morning so far this week we've been seeing temperatures to start the week during morning hours. pretty nice and mild, but his conditions of dry back out now our morning lows have gotten

some 50's from santa rosa down through nevado timber on and on over towards fairfax, up to saint holiness. so a little cooler for the north bay as compared to the rest of the bay area. as for conditions later today, not too terribly hot. as i mentioned, only in the 80's inland. no 90's today, bayside coastal area sticking with the 60's to 70's of more details some gradually warming forecast towards the end of the week. still ahead, john, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at your bridges this morning heading into the city may's that fremont street exit about a 10 minute drive for you. there. >> the san mateo bridge 80 to one on one just under 14 minutes as you're traveling, heading across towards the peninsula. our richmond center fell bridge a 9 minute rhine and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this wednesday morning. the top -4. and and burglars targeted a car. installation business in oakland and they stole more than $150,000 in equipment. kron four's as a tribune has that story. >> you're looking at security surveillance videos of burglars inside the sound

san francisco, 76 in redwood city. 71 in fremont and hayward. 71 also in oakland and 72 degrees in fairfaxbeautiful weather out there right now. storms we still have those brewing outside the monsoon continues. that area of low pressure, a spin off the coastline. and that's what from ringing that southerly from ringing that southerly flow and keeping things very finally lift a little bit. i think as we head in toward tomorrow. but the meantime, storms continue interrupt over the sierra nevada. i think the main focus a little further east in nevada and you're seeing some a possibility. some flash flooding there. some flash flood watches are up until wednesday. more thunderstorms more. the monsoon headed their way. thank you, well, just when we are getting to know about monkeypox, the name of the monkeypox, the name of the disease could be why woolite? because its specially formulated to protect your clothing from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching and pilling. woolite has a first of its kind formula that keeps today's fabrics looking like new. woolite damage and darks defense. meet

ambassador to ukraine and senior director of the atlantic council's eurasia centre, john herbst, who is in fairfaxto get you on the programme, john. in the first instance, what do you think the size of the package tells us about perhaps what the biden administration is thinking about how long this conflict might last? i think it is a very good step. it is a way to confirm or to make clear the biden administration understands this war may not be over tomorrow and ukraine has to be able to defend itself not only in the coming months but in the coming years. how strong, john, is but in the coming years. how strong, john. is the — but in the coming years. how strong, john. is the support _ but in the coming years. how strong, john, is the support from _ but in the coming years. how strong, john, is the support from american i john, is the support from american people, though, for these kind of financial aid packages? this isjust the latest in a number of packages that have come from the us. is the support going to continue? the chicano support going to continue? the chicago world _ support going to co

some pretty mild conditions out there overall cooler spots in the north bay include petaluma and fairfax at 55 degrees right now later today. don't expect any rainfall. we've got lots of sunshine highs inland in the upper 80's to low 90's, coastal in bayside areas remaining mild in the 60's to 70's the rest of the week's breakdown is still to come right now. all right, john, thanks for that. your bridges, if you are commuting at 04:30am, here. tim in iran that freeman street exit, the san mateo bridge just under 14 80 to one o one richmond center fell bridge. richmond center fell about 9 minutes. >> and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute right? new lawsuits were filed over the 2019 deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. you have family members of some of the victims who are suing the companies that distributed the rifle used in the attack. proffers amanda harry has that story. >> last week marked 3 years since the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival killed 3 people and injured 17. the victim's family's lawyer says many families are still trying to cope with wh

as for current temperatures, it's 40's in fairfax. all of the rest of us are in the 50's and 60's light jacket, sweater kind of stuff. not too terribly cold and on the calmer side for most areas this morning as well. as for the rest of the day today, temperatures will be just a touch warmer than yesterday. not much of a change just yet, though. most of our inland highs are still in the 80's. well, bayside cities in the 70's that all changes later this week in september is going to be kicking off with some scorching hot temperatures. i'll be breaking all of it down in your forecast. here's a look at the bay bridge which is still nice and calm. always the treat for early risers is the fact that you're beating the most of the traffic that we see later on. can also see a smooth go across the san mateo bridge. richmond center fell also looking good. no backups or slowdowns there and good news that the golden gate bridge, you're not just free and clear on the roads, but the skies also not so foggy this morning. for 30 now, san francisco pol

as for current temperatures, it's 40's in fairfax. all of the rest of us are in the 50's and 60's light jacket, sweater kind of stuff. not too terribly cold and on the calmer side for most areas this morning as well. as for the rest of the day today, temperatures will be just a touch warmer than yesterday. not much of a change just yet, though. most of our inland highs are still in the 80's. well, bayside cities in the 70's that all changes later this week in september is going to be kicking off with some scorching hot temperatures. i'll be breaking all of it down in your forecast. here's a look at the bay bridge which is still nice and calm. always the treat for early risers is the fact that you're beating the most of the traffic that we see later on. can also see a smooth go across the san mateo bridge. richmond center fell also looking good. no backups or

currently we're in the 50's for most of the bay standouts on the colder side include fairfax at only 49. well, brent would napa dublin in livermore, meng spot sitting in the 60's to start this morning as we make our way towards the afternoon, temperatures will rise quickly and are increasingly clear skies for inland areas. it's right back to the 90's. you go not the best afternoon to get out and about inland. but if you head towards the bay in the coast, that's where you'll find your relief. i've got more on your forecast. still to come right now. john, thank you for that. ok, if you're hitting the roads today is friday. >> so hopefully we have friday light. but, you know, don't ever bet on that. heading into the city little under 11 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. also, let's get a look at the san mateo bridge. if you're traveling across towards the peninsula, 30 minutes to make it from 80 to one o one. let's check in richmond center fell bridge time and a drive for you as you travel out of richmond and slow down that i've used now 04:31am and we'll upd

some pretty mild conditions out there overall cooler spots in the north bay include petaluma and fairfaxrees right now later today. don't expect any rainfall. we've got lots of sunshine highs inland in the upper 80's to low 90's, coastal in bayside areas remaining mild in the 60's to 70's the rest

and to see a school system in fairfax county begin to brief teachers on how to cut parents out of these most critical decisions for their children is not only wrong but it completely contravenes law and federal law. there is clear, clear law that says parents have a fundamental right to make decisions with regard to their child's upbringing, education and care. and this contravenes it directly, and we will bring full authority with the governor's office to make sure parents are protected. and what we did in virginia over the course of the last year. we were elected because parents felt cut out and saw politicians and bureaucrats between them and their children, and a bipartisan basis to empower parents whether children should wear a mask or whether materials were consistent with their family values. this is the future i believe of the parents matter movement, stand up for parents. >> sandra: we have seen throughout the pandemic and beyond parents know they want to be in charge of their child and what their child is being taught in the classroom. governor, do you believe this will emerge

i have a very liberal friend in fairfax county, one of the prosecutors was elected she is very liberalitically. after he was elected, i think that is -- he announced he was not going to prosecute anyone for shoplifting or purse snatching her reaction to me is, i am all for probation for a first offender, but the idea that a person who shoplifts or purse snatches shouldn't face in some way the criminal justice system, is insane. >> it is anarchy. sol weisenberg, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you, trey. trey: olympic gold medalist brittney griner was sentenced to 9 years in a russian prison, her real crime of being a high refile american, in russia at the wrong time, they are using her for leverage, former 345 marine paul wieland was also arrested. there are other americans held in russia and elsewheres like mark fogle, a teacher detained in russia, how does u.s. negotiate with other countries for the release of americans, how does america decide when were illegitimately convicted and which were not. kash patel knows what the negotiations are like. he has served in

mark in fairfax, good morning. caller: good morning. wanted to commend that -- comment that we have to realize russia, china, and much of the world, much of africa, even india, is moving toward these -- democracy is in threat. even the u.s. is in this crisis. the stakes are in contention for the congress. so, we will be getting more and more extreme candidates and democracy is in trouble around the world and the u.s. host: lloyd in west virginia, good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say ukraine and russia have been at each other for a long time. ukraine knew what russia might do, so why did they not build up their own military and meet them at the border when they tried to come across? every time democrats are in, we get involved in wars. somehow, either we are sending troops in, or we involved in other ways. that is the way of the democrats, and this is a lot of money for things that are unnecessary. that is the way i feel about. host: melissa in chicago, what do you feel about it? melissa in chicago? good morning to you.

well, let's bring and john herbst is a former us ambassador to ukraine and joint us live from fairfax in virginia. and ambassador hubs good to have you with us. so this latest u. s. security aid package to ukraine brings the total spend to somewhere around $10000000000.00. you think this war is fast becoming a financial quagmire for the biden administration? i think it's a military quagmire. for aggressive problem, and i think that by demonstration understands it. prudence objectives go beyond archiving ukraine, but to establishing great influence over nato countries. and therefore, the smart things the united states to do is to help you crane defend itself and stop russia in ukraine. and, but some critics would say though, that, but all the security aid being given by washington just escalates the military situation. on the ground. i mean, the ukrainians now have high tech, high mas artillery. the russians now say they're deploying hypersonic missiles. i mean, the battle space is clearly getting much more kinetic, much more deadly. well, actually, it's really more deadly for the russ