i literally created very little stink particularly in high school. you come in, to give you homework to do and keep your mouth shut and you do your homework and come back. my ability to do that about me to stay in school. my brother and sister in many ways were braver and definitely more troubles. my sister is gay and at that time we all knew she was but my mother was pretty basic with everything. love you, like girls or boys? she didn't even talk about it like that way. you are just my child. we had a structure in society there was nothing like it is today so that was an oddity, not something people work on their sleeve, particularly in a school that i went to being black, my brother noticed this, definitely as a black boy. my sister noticed her different through the school as well and i was probably the most in my family so until i reached high school, i went to a phenomenal high school -- at the time for educational standards even though it was an educational foundational educational place, i didn't have computer classes, we didn't have calculators

and one of them was the east side union high school district. superintendent says students and teachers and staffers. they were everybody was ready to be back together after 17 months apart. he says as he visited campuses today. students were keeping their masks on even while outside over the summer. the district hosted more than 5,000 students across 13 campuses for in-person summer school sessions and recorded no covid cases. so district officials are hoping that will be the case. of course, throughout the year. >> and the law. part of it is safety, right. let's let's make sure that we vaccinate and let's let's keep our masks on indoors and respect each other but also know that this is not a return to just march 13. this is a beginning for high school students up and down the state over 50% of our high schoolers have not been in a high school campus before 9th and 10th graders is granted to them prior june years. they've only been on a school setting for 7 months during their high school. we're so really what we're pursuing safety. we're also

the excitement over the start of the high school football season.s is being tempered by unhealthy air a problem that both players and fans are dealing with. and as reporter lonnie wong tells us not only saw that smoke causing some concern, but so is the ongoing pandemic. >> the long-awaited started the high school football season has run into an anticipated events. the poor air quality brought on by nearby wildfires has already caused the postponement of several games. today's air quality in areas of the valley is better than it was just yesterday. those with previous breathing and heart problems are still at risk. but being in a game tonight for everyone else is still worrisome. >> we have to worry about things like headaches, just not feeling well, kind of 15 symptoms that are kind of scary right now. scratchy throat, watery eyes itchy. you know, things like that, you know, to have covid ers as well. our smoke exposure a mask to protect you from covid. one work with find small particles and n 95 mask is better. those who are masking up to protect

. >> friday night light, dim, all that smoke and forcing cancellations of high school football plans.i am tracking how healthy the air could get in your neighborhood. >> was it flawed from the get-go. investigative unit digs deeper into the plan to fix the millennial tower. >>> we begin with breaking news, a drone strike against the terrorist group which claimed responsibility for the kabul airport attack. that strike happened in eastern afghanistan. two u.s. officials familiar with the strike say the target was an isis-k fighter thought to be involved in planning of future attacks. there were no casualties. this comes as the u.s. embassy issued a new warning for americans still in the country. don't travel to the airport. any u.s. citizens at four of the airport scapes also being told to leave immediately. the president says though the mission will go on. >> the mission before us is dangerous. it is now come with a significant loss of american personnel. it is a worthy mission because they continue to evacuate folks out of that region. >> we also learned from the pentagon that it is

one of the games cancelled was the rivalry between pittsburgh high school and sarah high school in san mateo. brentwood's liberty high, antioch, and deer valley high school also cancelled their games. the starting quarterback for pittsburgh high tells us he was looking forward to playing the first game of the season. >> i know they just do things to protect us. >> i think i speak for every parent, there was a lot of anticipation and excitement starting off the season. so it's a downer. you know, i think the -- you know, the biggest thing is how we adjust moving forward. >> we're told some of the games that were cancelled will be rescheduled. >>> now if you can take a look at this. wow, the smoke covering south lake tahoe, the glow is so eerie, you can see how much smoke is rolling in. new evacuations were order for parts of eldorado county. so far flames from the caldor fire have burned more than 140,000 acres. as the smoke continues to spread you can track it from your home go to nbcbayarea.com, see the air quality in your neighborhood. click the link on our trending bar and type in y

. >>> new concern of a safety of a south bay high school. it comes after several places in campus, one case a student knocked in conscious in the middle of the main quad. nbc bay area is at silver creek high with what some parents are demanding now.te parents worry the safety of their children and they wonder if it is time to bring security guards back on campus. the video from last week is troubling. we are disguising the student's identity. it shows a freshman being knocked unconscious by a third student intervened in a fight. >> it elevates as a serious level of assault. losing consciousness is very severe. >> reporter: there had been multiple fights at silver creek high school to require a police respond. they police kids feel emboldened since there are no longer resource officers on campus. we showed the video to parents today. >> they have to get control of it. >> there should be security on campus, definitely. especially that stuff is going on. >> reporter: many school districts across the country have gotten rid of resource officers o

there needs to be standards at what level you need to have reach in high school in order to get that diploma to represent something. so if we take out and dumb it down than what does it really mean any more bargains graduation rates of bad. but the solution to that is not by taking away all the high school standards solution to make the schools better, not by for attending for the same thing. like i think if you come from different backgrounds, you should be able to have the same as like the requirements should be a little bit more level than what they are. so best intentions, but guess we're good from believes that the new law could actually dragged down the states entire education system in the process. i think that there's plenty opportunities. there are what we have head start systems here in oregon. we have tutoring, since we got everything in place to help a student struggling to succeed. that's what education is about not to bring the whole system down. it's somewhat races. i mean, you're putting a class of people down and you're bringing everybody down in time. are you forcin

remember what they are, the week is barely if you need to graduate from high school in oregon in the us, why? well, the state has dropped those very basic gets think requirements will tell you more after the break. ah the ah, me. and then i save credit, trillions of dollars that they send to chinese workers and chinese factory owners who make the world goods that they shipping containers into amazon warehouses in wal mart stores where millions and millions of americans work at a less than survivor overall minimum wage and are for the 1st time in america, life expectancy is going down the high again. so seems high school students in the state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they proficient in reading, writing a mathematics in order to be able to graduate. you may or may not find that surprising. it's coding to a new law, signed off by the government can move that explains a bit more according to the bill that was signed into law in the state of oregon last month. students in order to graduate from high school in the state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they're

this holds them back from graduating from high school and is problematic. now, the rules may now be in place for the next 5 years in the state of oregon, one will not need to read right or be able to do math in order to get a high school diploma. now the signing ceremony was not done publicly. there was no press release and the bill was actually added a few days later to the database of state laws. it seems like the folks who put it into effect are not exactly proud of it. and there has certainly been some negative reaction, despite the fact that it was not given a lot of publicity. here's the response. this is the progressive left form of education, dummy down kids. you are taking away the only tool to get to break the poverty cycle. this is the type of legislation that they want to make black people a permanent underclass. now at this point, it's important to note these requirements were suspended earlier during the pandemic. and now this has been permanently signed into law, at least for the next 5 years. now, at this point, the u. s. department of educa

he wore 40, he was number 24 hour number 42 in high school out of spite. he's going to know my name one day and that's what i carry from a single parent home. so i carried that letter from the college years. it's still like the early 2 thousands with me like linus and a blanket and never really opened it because i wasn't necessarily going to open and so i was psychologically ready for whatever was going to be in the let. and so i never talked about my relationship or broken relationship or lack thereof, a relationship with my biological father. and so after he passed, but in early 2, thousands, i got a couple of phone numbers through providence, through austin cro 01 of my teammates and attract them. donna got them on the phone . i told him i love them. i told him, i'm great. or, you know, the genes that he provided. hopefully he gets a chance to watch the play. hopefully i get a chance to meet him. and then a couple years later i start working in the media and i plan to go to kansas city to media mino. and unfortunately he passed before i got a chance to

high school it's in southern california. no thank you. has led to a delay to the start of the school year for thousands of students come for us. carlos, a set of has the story. >> a star of rat makes a run for it after jumping from a high school cabinet. this video was taken in may at your high school in montebello. but instructors say the rat infestation only got worse. >> last monday when i return. you know, setting of a computer. and, you know, getting getting ready to prepare for opening schools. i mean, i heard that sent mice and rats. >> elk one of us teaches government and econ and has documented evidence of rodent droppings around his classroom among other things. >> with rats. there's there's other season, other airborne things that can come from from rats. it's it's not safe. health issue for for students instead of reopening the campus for in-person learning on monday. school and district officials delayed the start of the new school year. >> by 2 weeks. montebello unified school district sent emails, text messages and phone cal

dual credit and graduate high school with an associates degree and a high school diploma.ome of the stories coming in from text. from paul, paul joining us from chesapeake, virginia, attended community college. good morning. caller: yeah. when i was living in west virginia, i went to west virginia northern community college, got my associates degree, and i was working during the day, going to school at night. just because you are going to college does not mean you have to take your 16 hours every semester. you can do it a little bit at a time, but another thing i would like to address is the high schools going into college. in oregon, they just said that students do not need to meet math and reading requirements in order to graduate. i have a grandson who cannot read cursive because they did not teach them cursive in public school. i have a daughter who attended community college, and she is doing just fine. host: if i may ask, did you pay for it out-of-pocket when you attended? caller: yes, i did. again, this was in the 1980's, so, yeah, it was a little cheaper than. host

don't worry about reading, writing mathematics if you need to graduate from high school. and if you're in oregon in the united states seems to say this dropped those basic requirement. is that old or is it a good plan to single? we've got reaction to it after this break driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares think we dare to ask me ah, crap trillions of dollars that they send to chinese workers and chinese factory owners who make the world goods that they shipping containers into amazon warehouses and wal mart stores where millions and millions of americans work at a less than survivor wal minimum wage and are for the 1st time in america, life expectancy is going down the high again, high school students in the state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they proficient in reading, writing math, in order to be able to graduate. it's according to a new law, signed off by the governor to kind of move and explains a bit more about the theory behind it. according to the bill that was signed into law in the state of oregon, last month, students in order to gradu

i mean, the high school students in the us state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they are proficient in reading, writing, and mathematics noted. be able to graduate. it's according to a new law that's been signed off by the governor. the kellum open explains bit more according to the bill that was signed into law in the state of oregon. last month. students in order to graduate from high school in the state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they're capable of reading, writing, or performing basic mathematical operations. this is don, according to the bills language, to help students from communities that have quote, historically experienced academic disparities. the testing that we've been doing in the past doesn't tell us what we want to know. we want to have kids getting a chance to do and learn and be curious about everything. and what we've been doing is stopping that curiosity. now the bill from what it's supporters say is about trying to help students who are from immigrant populations or refugees who have come to the states who the examinations and the tes

only about 30% of americans graduated from high school at that time. it's roughly three times that now. but eisenhower like harry truman was always academically and educationally ambitious and wanted to get a good education. he was a very good athlete, played baseball and football at abilene high school. i think you will see the baseball team picture, that's ike on the back row, second from the right. it's always a little difficult to recognize eisenhower as a young man because he had such a full head of hair. of course, we don't think of ike in our imagination or memories as having a full head of hair. usually a center fielder and a running back on the football team, and also organized the abilene high school athletic association which raised money for equipment and things like that that the student athletes needed. there was a prediction in his high school yearbook, for every graduate there was a prediction made by the editor. the editor predicted that his brother edgar would become president of the united states and that dwight would become a profes

they chose the high school prom queen. she didn't have a beautiful crown, but at least they went through the procedure of electing the prom queen during world war ii life magazine presented this i sort of snicker at it because it could be either or japanese or chinese or korean or vietnamese. it could be any of those but i sort of snicker at it because this is say how you could tell the difference between a japanese and a chinese. heart mountain camp was infamous for the protesters right here is the court trial in cheyenne, wyoming 63 members of the heart mountain camp were got draft notices they resisted. they said unless you're free our family, then they will not served the uncle sam in the united states army, but the courts said no regardless of the family situation they have to report to the service they refused so they got federal. penitentiary service two to three years. so a total of 85 protested from heart mountain, wyoming a total about 300 protested from the 10 camps. when we were incarcerated into the camps, eve

in high school, although and he never did attend college. however he had dreamed his young man of becoming a military general and of going to west point. after graduation in 1901. he took odd jobs though, including railroad timekeeper in a bank clerk. this college dreams were shattered when his father's financial fortunes took a downward turn and he had to leave independence for for the town of grandview, missouri, which will say more about here in a moment. but again, harry truman was a lifelong learner and really self-educated man. he drew lessons of history throughout his life and career and drew upon them in just a regular conversation and they helped guide his his personal philosophy and his his leadership style and decision making next slide please. okay, this is a picture of the grandview farm grandview is the town just south of kansas city. it's in the greater kansas city metro area though. not far from independence. and is here at truman is actually pictured here. he's on the right there. he assisted on his family's farm as i mentio

curriculum for some subject or all subjects many homeschoolers and up takingcommunity college classese high school years, survey done on homeschoolers by doctor peter gray who is a psychology professor and on schooling advocate in my book, he and his colleagues discovered that homeschoolers did spend time during the high school years taking community college classes in getting a degree at the same age that their peers would get a high school diploma and then being able to enroll in a four-year university transfer and save quite a bit of money it's really practical approach particularly now with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> it seems that the homeschool in the unschooled movement have grown exponentially in the last 20 years is that saying something about public education? >> it has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades, the first year the u.s. department of education begin tracking homeschoolers was 1998 at the time they counted 850,000 that number to 2 million, just under 2 million in 2016 and over the past year when the school shutdown since up again underpinned the

there was no economics taught in my high school, which is a pretty good high school in those days. and for many years after i went there now it's much more common to teach basic economics and financial literacy. and i think that's fantastic. >> not our last question from ellen at the university of michigan. thank you for taking my question chair powell and for giving students with the opportunity. my question is, as a college student, what would be the best way to prepare for a future position with the federal reserve system? >> ha, ha! um so i guess i'll just say that there are many opportunities within the federal reserve system for for, you know, you name it, researchers, economists, lawyers, it specialist communications people. and a good resource is i think called fed ex con jobs dot org. um as you probably know, the system is structured with the board of governors here in washington and 12 independent reserve banks. and we hire a lot of people, you know, it's close you can look on the websites of the reserve banks, on our web. i hope you will find access to answers to questio

the country are attending their local school board meeting all in protests of the mass mandates being put on the students. now, despite the large numbers and high emotion, school boards are not relenting. we're going to get 360 view and as guys seem like we are living in a time where parents rights are being taken away. i politicians power graph. i'm guy now use and you're watching a news use huge right here in our to america. let's get started. ah, what has been termed as the most consequential infringement on freedom of the press in the last decade by supporters of julian assigned, you know.

say hey, graduation to graduate from high school. don't you have your head in the air you, you never see a high school again, and they never support you again. well, when a journey isn't over, but you can now go get a job and make a $100000.00. get occur on a plan. and then move out of the neighborhood. i don't work that way. and since unfortunately in america, the quality of the education has been defined by a person's zip code. i wanted to create a public school that had all the makings of a private school environment that we could help provide. and so i'm really proud to work has been done with number one in the city of detroit for college matriculation . we graduate 97 percent of our scott. wow. and i'm proud of and if you ever in detroit, i would love to give you a tour, introduce you to our young people and our staff. i'd be honored brother, and i can see why your 103 year old beloved grandmother felt it was ok to move on to heaven. because she said, well, you, my grad jayla. he is not in the hell out of the ball at every level

welcome to sophomore orientation at galileo high school. >> it's like school again. i haven't been to school since eighth grade. >> reporter: sfusd is returning to full-time in person learning five days a week. campuses like galileo, that had sat silent for a year, will once again spring to life with the blessing from the department of public health. >> we absolutely support the reopening of schools to their full capacity. >> reporter: dr. novena baba says of the private and public schools that did return to the classroom last year, there were only seven cases of covid-19. >> really where we see transmission is staff to staff or staff to child transmission as opposed to child to child transmission. >> reporter: the students, staff and faculty will be masked and the adults are under a vaccine mandate. as for the older sfusd buildings where ventilation was a concern, dr. vincent matthews says those issues have been resolved and there are air cleaners in classrooms now. >> imagine schools, december 2019, it will look just like that but with masks. >> now about 700 stude

. >>> up next here at 6:00, an ugly fight at a south bay high school. the reason many parents say this is becoming far too common. >>> plus, one of the most influential drummers in history has died. we're coming right back. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. i'll continue our drought coverage in about five minutes. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. . >>> there's a lot of concern about safety at a high school after several fights on campus. in one case, a student was knocked unconscious in the middle of the quad. one change this year, no police officers. >> reporter: some parents tell me they worry about the safety of their children, and

what exactly does this sound mean for oregon's high school? is where do they go from here? while according to the bill that was signed into law in the state of oregon, last month, students in order to graduate from high school in the state of oregon will no longer have to prove that they're capable of reading, writing, or performing basic mathematical operations. this is don, according to the bills language, to help students from communities that have quote, historically experienced academic disparities. take a listen. the testing that we've been doing in the past doesn't tell us what we want to know. we've been relying on tests that have been, frankly, very flawed. m relying too much on them so that we are really helping the students or the teachers or the community. now the bill from what it's supporters say is about trying to help students who are from immigrant populations or refugees who have come to the states who the examinations and the tests required for graduation are seen as kind of a barrier to them getting the high school diploma now, reportedly these rules wil

of a high school jr. who has a stellar academic record and could not learn spanish online. let's help them out and relieve them of the stress. of maybe a lower grade. and let them compete like everybody else. in a normal year. >> the goal is protect students gpa as they prepare for college. including berkeley say they will accept the pass, no pass option in their admission. some private schools also say they will do the same. the law is so new, many universities have not announced their policy. so what should families do? >> my rule of thumb if you have an a or b in a class. keep that. if you have a d in a class, those are potentially a good option for choosing the pass, no pass option. c depends on the situation. i recommend reaching out to the school counsellor. >> she doesn't think the law will lead to students changing many courses to pass no pass in order to get a 4.0 transcripts will reflect grades for all four years of high school. she believes it will help reduce stress. she says it already has. >> this just boost my confidence. just to see a pass. i'm happy about t

she was went to this school when it was a high school your school right here. it was a high school. high school she ended up being a this fifth generation was their head chill either. so when did that we take it all the way down to the missing? missing on bus it was two of them. that one was missing when when they replaced it with this one somebody stole this one and they replaced it with this one right here. so we trying to bring our new generation in and we bring them in about our family came so we can teach them our generation. so we got this came from west africa. they made it you can see the picture that they made it they was carving it out here and what they did was we had we designed it the way we wanted so they put the slashes on the side right here representing all his siblings that he left behind which cudjoe came along. he had no siblings. so we put that on the side they did that and then the spirit represent the the train that he had over there africa at 14 years old to be a policeman to god his village and stuff. so after that the mass represent the tribe that he was in

i graduated from the local high school, belmont high school and went on to los angeles city college, eventually graduated from the university of southern california as a teacher. so, i put in about 25 years in teaching. and hoped that we learn from our mistakes what happened to us during world war ii, but still i feel america didn't learn its lesson because after 9/11, what happened to the american heroes, american muslims, american people looked down upon them because they look like the terrorists. so, that's what happened to us during world war ii. we looked like the enemy during world war ii and then after terrorists attacked the twin towers and the pentagon, they looked down upon the american muslim just because they look like the terrorists. so, they would have to learn from our world war ii lessons that it should not happen again. this is the national center for the world war ii monument. and we have about 850 names here. people of japanese ancestry that fought for america during world war ii. and you see the letter m-o-h behind some of the names. that signifies the medal of ho

the referent football, college and high school provosts. but as you are well aware that there is a document from curly lambeau i think we have him offering this job to play for the packers. i did a little research. the packers were doing pretty good in the late 30s early 40s. the lions and the bears, he had three offers from top clubs before the nfl. i am just curious if you had any comment if you went to the liens or had a shot at the packers? >> surely would have of course of course they would've. [laughter] who is not an all-american, gerald ford wasn't. he was an all-star. so he goes to -- he was selected to appear in the east-west shrine game in san francisco. he takes the train out there with the team for they practice along the way. all of these nfl all-american players and no one's paying any attention to them. with his elect, the deign starts. he's blank back up center. center in the first couple of snaps damages his knee, has to come out and ford place the remainder of the game and does a stellar job. such that on the train back p

pleasant high school, where there was more than just first day jitters today. there were legitimate lingering concerns about health and safety amongst students and their parents. the school system, east side unified high school district, has put a number of safety measures into place. they've installed advanced filtration systems in all of their high schools. students and staff are required to wear masks indoors at all times and teachers are required to provide either proof of vaccination, or test weekly. the superintendent says that parents and students still aren't comfortable coming to campus in person, they have the option of choosing independent study. >> it is very watch what its name to. it is an independent study program where a large part of the work is done independently. >> reporter: independent study is in essence like giving out the material, handing the student a textbook, and saying that they're a sickly going to have to figure it out on their own. because of that difference, only 163 families have explored independent study, out of the more than

nine were fellow berkeley high school students. posting the photos to social media sites, he would they ever allegedly contact the teens, trying to extort them. >> in some cases, attempt on get money from the victims. >> reporter: police and the fbi found him with the personal information of more than 100 people. the 19-year-old attorney tonight says the public should not rush to judgment in this case. >> as i said before, to these times of stories and these types of flash bang time of reactions, ruining a person's life before we have a chance to step back and see what happened. >> reporter: his bail is set for $220,000. nbc bay area news. >>> the ongoing crisis in afghanistan is forcing vice president kamala harris to cancel a stop in the bay area. the vp arrived in hawaii today after spending the week in asia. she was planning to join governor newsom at a rally tomorrow at the cow palace in daly city. it is now kalb cancelled with harris returning to washington, d.c. back in 60 seconds with troubling accusations at two bay area h

there needs to be standards at what level you need to have reach in high school in order to get that diploma is to represent something. so if we take out and dumb it down than what does it really mean any more organs? graduation rates a bad, but the solution to that is not by taking away all the high school standards solution to make this was better for attending that these rock accountable for the same thing. like i think if you come from different backgrounds, you should be able to have the same as they really like the requirements should be a little bit more level than what they are. asylum seekers housed in a former british military barracks in order to self isolate. because of a co that outbreak, although only 3 people tested positive around a 100 and now look down in the extremely crowded facility, which rides group, se isn't safe. or london correspondent, shoddy edwards dashti has the story. well now know torres napier pirates for a minute to cite in folks in, in kent is on the verge of yet another kind of 19 outbreak. it comes around a 100 people have been forced to south, i

read was to the library phone of a local college >> yeah. >> is this -- some people claim that the high school college dropouts who may or may not have been paid do we know if this is even a real school? >> absolutely and that's the thing. we're trying to get to the bottom of it i haven't gotten to thebottom of it. they're not a legit school they say they're up and coming my thing is if you're a football opponent aren't you supposed to know this isn't a real opponent? i got to do my research and i have to do it too. img has played them in the past and i just look at this as, again, an opportunity going on espn saw an opportunity to air img academy which has elite level prospects, bishop saw an opportunity to be on national tv who knows, maybe you're the coach and maybe we can upset them if you thought that then maybe something is wrong with you and you got img academy on the end who are looking at this. why would you want to play it on national tv and put your kids and endanger those other kids, your opponent? >> you're the sports business reporter money. by the way, the -- >> i do have to ask

williamson high school.used to blow up things in the chemistry lab and set his mom's kitchen on fire. ultimately, he goes to tuskegee university and becomes a ph.d. engineer. works on the b-2 stealth bomber and invents the supersoaker. the water gun that shoots over buildings and across the street. he sold over a billion dollars worth. recently he returned to mobile about eight months ago, presented a check to the mobile county public school system for $7.5 million to start a robotics school. interesting enough, the same high school that he attended finished third in the overall presentations of robotics at the state contests a couple of years ago. he's given back all the time. his labs are in atlanta, georgia. and the third gentleman is major general gary cooper. and major general gary cooper also attended most pure heart of mary school. he finished and attended notre dame, and when he graduated he decided that he would volunteer and join the marines. and upon entry, they wanted to make him a supply officer

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i was in high school. ready and i be going to the recording studio until 3 am becoming back to do finals and things. so it was a different, different world. but i, at some point especially like my friends are big. you realize what's happening right now. and so i had people around me to remind me to be like, hey, this is not normal, this is absolutely insane. this will never happen again. you need to be in the moment. so i think after the 1st couple of years of all the wildness, everything being new and shiny, i was able to step back and drive to the gates at paramount studios. like this is not normal and it's really damn cool that this is. yeah, i want to give parents can give their kansas say, yeah, not only do they equip them with new shoes, they make sure that they're sitting on feet of clay. they keep, i mean, i guess i hope, you know, as a parent, i imagine you hope to do your best hope the kids don't disappoint you. i tried and tried to do my best. they're all, they're very level headed and they my w

sfmt there's new concern about safety on a high school. in one case a student was knocked unconscious in the middle of the main quad. damian trujillo is at silver creek high with what parents are demanding. >> reporter: the video from last week is troubling. we are disguising the students' identities. it shows a freshman being knocked unconscious by a third student who intervened during the fight. >> this does elevate to a very serious element. it is not a basic battery. losing consciousness is very severe. >> reporter: since school started august 10th, there have been two serious fights. some parents tell me they believe kids feel emboldened since there are no longer police resource office orders campus. we showed the video to parents. >> they have to get some type of control over it. it is sad. >> i think there should be security on campus. definitely. especially with bad stuff going on. >> reporter: many school districts have gotten rid of resource officers on campus. now kids are getting records for incidents that could have been handl

an evacuation shelter set up at kelseyville high school at 5480 main street in kelseyville. we should legality -- let you know wayne freeman is updating us through social media. he is covering this. however, he is in a lot of traffic heading to the area. you can see right now just the flames and firefighter effort putting water on it, tackling it by air with dropping of retardant but we heard reports that two to three dozen structures have already burned and we confirm that visually through sky 7. lake county sheriff brian martin is joining us by phone right now to give us the latest. sheriff, i really appreciate your time. we can certainly see that this is a major fire that's erupting quickly. give us the latest on what you know has burned and what's going to with the evacuations. sheriff: [inaudible] kristen: we are trying to get the sheriff on the phone and they're obviously very busy there right now. we'll try to re-establish that connection and of course we will have coverage on this mandatory evacuation in lake county in kels kelseyville. i believe we have the sheriff

he played baseball in stockton after graduating from high school in san mateo. eventually the reward surpassed $100,000 to find his killer. friends and family tonight will hold a vigil at san mateo church. >>> ray came to the a's 50 years ago before becoming a veteran in well loved sports analyst and now stepping away battling cancer. he has been fighting cancer for the past 16 years and been the a's commentator since 1986 working recently for nbc sports bay area. in a statement fosse said my wife carol and i extend our gratitude to the baseball community and community at large for your thoughts and prayers. >>> as drought levels climb from our climate in crisis wonderful largest hydro electric plants is shut down due to a lack of water. there's not enough water in the oroville reservoir to power the plant. this is the first time the plant was closed. it can normally produce enough power for 80,000 homes. the shutdown has been in the works for a while. other sources will be tapped to try to make up for all that lost power. >>> all right. it's time to get a look

yesterday in allen rock on little wood lane near foothill high school. all we know at this point is the victim is under the age of 18. police announced his death about four hours after the initial reports of gunfire. we know it's being treated as a homicide but no word on suspects or a motive. >>> a second person has been arrested in the 2020 shooting death of a 6-year-old boy. jace young was killed by a stray bullet as he watched fireworks on july fourth of last year. that stunned a lot of people in that area, and police issued a $100,000 reward. in january they arrested a 19-year-old but later identified a second suspect. that man was arrested yesterday. >>> also a follow-up on an effort to recall san francisco's district attorney. that effort has come up short. supporters yesterday turned in their petition for recall, and they needed more than 51,000 verified signatures but came up 1,700 short. supporters say they thought they had enough only to discover that many were fake. a second recall effort is still in play, and the organizers there have until