the weather remains. lottie, dry and sunny across much of the middle east school. a little bit of wet weather just coming into turkey over the next day also. but nothing too much to speak of as a very heart in baghdad. at 49 degrees celsius. 44 there, full q. wait, maybe here in bo, how with touching 40 degrees over the next couple of days may was a couple it looks dry. 29 celsius here. that's not wester weather. i'm more than positive turkey just around the black sea, using over towards the caucasus charles have one or 2 shells just around the solomon of the red sea and to show on the other side of the water, actually into a p o. p. other, the clutches, storm, se rolling off the opium highlands. so some whether, whether there for that western side of e. c o, p, south dancing, some sharps. now, as you can, they're also looking while the wet, along with northern parts of the democratic republic, congo, running across into the gulf, with guineas and more lively downpours coming through here as the southern africa. there it does. look lousy dry and settled. there will

and parents of an east bay middle school or say their child was beat up during a lunch break. why they're upset with how the district is handling the situation. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. i'm ken wayne of jonathan mccall pam moore on assignment tonight. >> right now. the caldor fire is raging near lake tahoe threatening thousands of homes. here's the latest details for you tonight. the fire now closing in on some 200,000 acres burned containment. now up to 18% from 16% earlier today. the fire has destroyed some 675 buildings and injured 5 people and take a look at this time lapse video. this is from hawkins peak, which is a little east of kirkwood. it huge plume of smoke from the counter fire over 3 hour time period. as we mentioned earlier, thousands of homes are threatened and entire communities, including south lake tahoe are under evacuation orders. kron 4 has complete team coverage of the firefight underway. we start with grant lotus live in the newsroom tonight with a closer look at the evacuation zones. in effect right now. grant jonathan can yo

and students at one east base middle school are returning to class today after a child and a crossing guard were hit in front of the school. we have the details on that in a live report. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip, or tongue swelling, rash, itching, or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen, or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. speak to your doctor before stopping, skipping, or delaying prolia®, as spine and other bone fractures have oc

. >>> an east bay middle school is in mourning after the death of a crossing guard. it happened at stanley middle school in lafayette. witnesses say the crossing guard saved the lives of children before losing his own. damian, it's such a sad day at that school. parents now want some changes. >> absolutely. it happened just over 24 hours ago here. right now the superintendent is acting as one of the crossing guards here at stanley middle school in lafayette. there's also a lafayette traffic control officer assisting in this operation here. this, again, is a crosswalk right in front of the school. parents say their children tell them the crossing guard saved other children from getting hit. a lafayette police officer took over crossing guard duties this morning as children returned to school. a memorial now adorns the crosswalk where 45-year-old ashley dias was hit and killed by an suv. >> it's heartbreaking for this small community for these things to happen. >> reporter: students wrote messages this morning on a board near the crosswalk. witnesses today are calling

and really just a heart-wrenching story in the east bay tonight, a driver. >> it's a child in a crossing guard outside a middle school, he has died. what we're learning about him tonight. and a fire weather watch goes into effect for much of the east and the north bay tomorrow. the dangerous conditions of people are living in those areas could be facing those stories and

now that they're back in the classroom, the teachers held a rally outside quimby oak middle school in eastsan jose yesterday, they say the evergreen school district has not established any clear covid-19 safety guidelines for their students, putting them at risk. we still have a lot of confusion, so there's not clear communication around what happens when there's a positive case in our classroom, and it comes to testing and quarantining at the top of everybody's priority. right now, and any school district is the safety of our kids. the safety of our staff. there are more than 12,000 students and 550 teachers in the evergreen school district. the district superintendent says there have been 18 positive covid-19 cases among students and staff members so far this school year in light of the pandemic, the u. s senate is now considering a bill calling for improved school mental health programs. the bill was announced this morning by senator alex padilla and state school superintendent tony thurman. they say the comprehensive mental health and schools pilot program act would especially help sch

east bay. should middle and high school students be required to get a covid vaccine in order to go on campus? oakland school district could bring this up for a vote as soon as next week. the west contra costa unified school district says it is also considering this mandate but has not yet set a date to vote, when to vote on it. combined these two districts serve more than 78,000 students. now, if passed the districts would require vaccines for any student 12 or older. staff and teachers will also have to be fully vaccinated. the consequences for not getting vaccinated are still being discussed. we know this, this will be a vocal and perhaps bitter debate. many parents and students already pushing back. so what are the chances this gets passed? joining us tonight, nbc's ginger conejero saab who spent the day in the east bay talking with school leaders and parents and one of our covid experts, dr. monica gandhi. good evening to both of you. let's start with you, ginger. what's the reaction on the floor there, what's the reaction in the community? >> reporter: you know, raj, we spoke to several

still ahead, why a park ranger's birthday today is having a huge impact on an east bay middle school. >>> and this. >> the impasse will last into july. >> a historic closure brought on by the caldor fire leaving lasting impacts. the businesses in dire need of relief. >>> the and tributes coming in for a sex and the city favorite. how the entertainment world is remembering willie. >>> are you ready for a cooldown in on shore flow kicks in for your wednesday. that means temperatures will take a fall as we head through our day today. i will show you what you can expect where you live coming up. first let's go live outside with our treasure island camera this morning. i'm tracking fog rolling in along the coast and right through the golden gate. we will talk more about what you can expect coming up. it's 5:09. >>> good wednesday morning to you. we are looking at fog starting to roll in along the coast and right through the golden gate in the south bay, san jose, clear skies, 66 degrees right now in san jose. here is a live look at the santa clara valley as we start off our day. you can se

why a park ranger's birthday is having a huge impact on an east bay middle school. >>> and this. >> the impacts will last for years to come. >> a historic closure brought on by the caldor fire leaving lasting impacts to businesses in dire need of relief. >> and tributes coming in for a sex and the city favorite. how the world is remembering willie. >>> and san francisco, forced to end its moratorium early. >>> and a cooldown. i'm tracking on shore flow kicking back in for us. temperatures will be much cooler compared to yesterday. ly have the forecas. let's take you live outside this morning and you can see our treasure island camera and a little bit of fog rolling in at 6:10. >>> it's 6:14. homey wood is remembering a sex and the city actor who played stanford blatch. he died yesterday after a short illness. he had been battling cancer. the actor had been photographed onset and in character foresex and the city's revival. carson played many guest roles on shows like cheers, and family ties. his co stars are reacting to the in this. cynthia nixon saying deeply sad. we have lost willie.

will ever see a woman who has inspired so many people here in the bay area is getting in east bay middle schoolor her 1/100 birthday, the west contra costa school board is renaming crispy middle school and elsa bronte after park ranger betty reid soskin. she's 99 years old. she's a former world war two homefront worker and is now a ranger at the rosie the riveter national historic site. the school district says it chose soskin because of her. leadership. her resilience and as a symbol of change. the ceremony is set to take place on september 22nd, which happens to be saw skins 1/100 birthday. salesforce is bringing back its dream forest convention in san francisco. and starting today, some streets will be closed. you can now expect howard street between 3rd and 4th streets to be closed until september 26th. the conference will be limited to hundreds of attendees instead of thousands of people like in the past dream force runs from september 21st. through the 23rd and we'll include a free online video stream. we've been telling you about congestion problems at west coast ports, the backup is cau

east bay. middle school are returning to class today heartbroken one day after child crossing guard were struck in front of california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> thanks so much for waking up with us on a thursday morning. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher. and today on this thursday. we've got firefighters locally on high alert because of the chance of thunderstorms and dry lightning that are possible this afternoon and combine that with the dry hills could be a potential for wildfires. and that's what we are following this morning with our team coverage. >> we've got john in the weather center. he's got a look at the timing and the conditions. but first, out in the field. let's go to sara stinson in concord. >> yeah. the concern is that we have very dry fuels across the bay area. tris is what we're talking about. you can hear it's cr

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at an east bay middle school. many students sarkar hidden kill school crossing guard as that guard pushed other children out of harm's way. ktvu is james taurus reports. as students walked and biked their way to class this morning at stanley middle they left this at the crosswalk a number of bouquet of flowers. messages and markers to lead even more messages this trifold cardboard here already has a number of them saying thank you for everything you've done for us you are a hero we're seeing those same kind of messages. on the windows of the classroom. you guys thank you a replacement crossing guard is monitoring the roads to let kids safely get to class as they walked up to campus. many look at the crosswalk in leave flowers remembering the man. who helped save their lives we very grateful for. the commitment they put into the into the job the to the safety. of the of the children and parents saddened and disturbed to hear our driver hit and killed the guard. the coroner's office identifying him as forty five yea

. >>> just in tonight, it would be one of the first vaccine mandate for middle and high school students in the east. here's what we know. the west contra costa unified school board will vote on this issue at a special meeting next week. under the proposal, students 12 and older would have to be fully vaccinated by october 31st, by halloween. if not, those students will have to switch to remote learning. this includes el cerrito, richmond and pinole valley high schools. >>> also tonight, marin county is gearing up to offer a covid vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. but first, they need that green light from the fda and cdc. that approval of the children's pfizer vaccine is expected late next month. the goal is to offer at least a first dose to 75% of kids in marin county. >> so in order to do that, we are working very closely with marin county office of education todentify opportunities to have both school-based clinics as well as some one-day larger clinics to make it easy for families to access the vaccine. >> marin county will also work closely with pediatricians to resolve any refrigeration or s

one east bay school middle school returning to class.now a day after a child and a crossing guard was struck by vehicle in front of the school. what details coming up in a live report. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time gums can get damaged. colgate gum renewal. reverses early gum damage for a beautiful, revitalized smile. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 9. >> this thursday morning. i'm darya folsom. and i'm james fletcher. and a big story this morning is the fact that firefighters are on high alert. for that. the possibility of some dry lightning with the thunderstorms this afternoon. bad combination with how dry things are and the fires we've already seen. we have team coverage this morning. >> to let you know what's going to happen

middle east. children could go to school. you had an entire generation of people that never lived under the rule of the taliban. now, i do not think we were there for nationbuilding. i think we were there in our own interests. but the fact is afghans were better off, whatever, 20 years ago, the cost today was relatively. minor the situation was relatively stable. host: how long do you think that should have continued for, though? guest 1: i don't know. this is where i am a huge fan of what president trump had attempted, which was if you could no go sheet a process with the taliban in which you had real political integration and a stable security situation, then u.s. forces could have gone to zero. but i think the difference between the two plans were the trump plan was conditions-based on both security and political deliverables on the ground, and they were going to come out at the end of that process, not at the beginning. i think the biden decision was largely the withdrawal of u.s. forces, and "let's see what happens." hos

the truck is a water tender for the east contra costa county water district. it happened near a middle school. this firefighter in there suffered minor injuries. let's get back to rob mayeda, talking about this earthquake in mexico, southern mexico near acapulco. >> 26 miles northeast. >> and mexico city felt the swaying and the high rise buildings. >> a minute's worth of shaking. what you get is the rolling motion further away from the earthquake. if you're in a high rise building and you're in tokyo and they had that earthquake, you feel that rolling. >> especially in the higher noors. . >> it was interesting, initially, the depth was about 30 miles deep, now the revised estimate for where the earthquake was located was about eight miles deep. a quake of that size, building damage within a 50-mile radius is very likely. >> and like us, this is earthquake zone. they are very used to that. >> quake of that size, that's going to be part of the process moving forward. our weather now, better news. finally, no spare the air days. the air quality starting to improve. the winds will pick up. it's

east bay social justice activists. she turned 100 today. to help celebrate a middle schoolcially changed its name in her honor. >> it means that i am cast into the next generation. and, that is something. i don't think it is possible to overestimate what that means to someone. >> the school was originally named after missionary juan crespi. the board voted to change it in favor of a local inspiration. >>> thanks for watching the news. continue streaming on cbsn bay area and we will see you with more loc announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? thank y'all very much. ha ha ha! how's everybody? thank y'all. i appreciate it now. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applause] and we got another good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of 20,680 bucks from our nation's capital, dc--it's the champs--it's the thomas family... [cheering and applause] and from la pine, oregon, it's the tripp family... [cheering and

. >>> developing in the east bay of what is going to be a difficult day for parents, teachers and middle schools students in lafayette after a crossing guard was killed. >> bob redell is live at the scene in lafayette. i know the cause of the crash is under investigation, but we can all agree we have been in those school zones and people need to be more careful. >> reporter: one neighbor tells us that in front of this school, stanley middle school behind me in lafayette, that people do have a tendency to speed. it's important to note police have said yet whether that speed was a factor in that accident where a suv hit a crossing guard and child. somebody has left a candle, some flowers and a note for the man who was a crossing guard. this collision happened a little before 3:00 yesterday afternoon, just as school was letting out. the driver of the suv hit the guard and the child, and the child suffered minor injuries and people had to pull the guard out from under the suv, and paramedics had to do cpr. he was 45 years old, and this was his second day volunteering as a crossing guard here outside

school. ah. hello, the weather sloppy, sat fair across the middle east at the moment. lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine, we will see little more in the way out and re pushing across. it's not over the next hour, so i have a couple low. it's fine, right, blue skies. now she settled some pleasant weather coming through for what that's worth. she was never too far away. we got some, she was there to northern pakistan. as you can see, these willys in the heat of the day, we'll see the showers just grassy, eating off, and then as you go on into where friday. so repeat performance. really collab bubbling up a few showers. but the west weather was it was southern past the pakistan over to the north west of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, find try and sunny. pretty much summed up a brisk wind. a shamal could lift some dust and sand around that eastern side of your right and punish the high spirit doha of around 42 degrees. my cache, i would say, around the southern end of the red sea, petty a showers. meanwhile, just around the ethiopian, rolling across south saddam

school term began in the middle of august. our education editor branwenjeffreys has spent the day in east sussex , as children return to the classroomod morning. good morning, millie. a welcome to soothe any new—term nerves. good morning, archie. for dolphin class, a return to familiar routines. here, they don't talk about catch—up, though there will be extra help. how many more do we need to add? the parents say social skills and confidence are the priority. i think it's going to take a little while for children to develop those social skills again, and to reach out to new people. they will filter through, and ijust think really it's more just about their wellbeing and allowing children just to be children again. i think it's been a biggeri effect on mental health, where they've been away, - where things have been totally different, where, you know, formative years of their life i have been completely disrupted. miles can remember school before covid, but for ella in year two, some things will be new. we get to play with everyone, it's more fun. because we like have more people in our games, there's more choice for who to play with

east bay school district. the west contra costa unified school district officially renamed a middle school in l. c.nte after betty reid soskin, a ceremony was held, marking the name change and saw skins 1/100 birthday. the school district says it chose saw skin because of her leadership, resilience and as a symbol of change. well, the u. s premiere of the new matrix movie will reportedly be right here in the bay area variety reports that. the matrix resurrection will premiere in san francisco on december. 18th the film starring keanu reeves was filled primarily in the city last year. allow game for the giants tonight. sports director market (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. at usaa, w

east bay for america's oldest national park ranger. betty saskin turned 100 years old today and helped celebrate a middle school unveiled its new name forher. it was originally named after a missionary but the students and the school board agreed they do not align with those values, instead they wanted to honor someone local and inspiring. >> it means i am cast into the next generation and that is something. i don't think that it is possible to overestimate what that mean to someone. >> she is ing. shleads tours and public programs at the national historical park in richmond. >>> taking a live look at the state capitol. tomorrow, the governor is taking on climate change. he is set to tour the damage from the k&p complex fire in sequoia national park and sign legislation outlining a $15 billion climate package. we will bring it to you live. >>> cooler tonight but not for long. >> reporter: not as extreme like for the past few days but do not be fooled how quick we cooled down. a lot of places have to go up another 5-10 degrees. it will get warmer, cooling back down again. look at the scene from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. marine l

. >>> developing this morning in the east bay, what will no doubt be a difficult day for parents and teachers and middle school students in lafayette, after the death of a crossing guard. >> a suv slammed into the crossing guard and child right in front of the school yesterday afternoon. bob redell is live in lafayette, and drivers need to slow down. we've all seen it, bob. >> yes, a neighbor says people do tend to speed here, and somebody has put out a candle and flowers and a note for the man that was struck and killed out here, the crossing guard. police have not said if the driver was speeding when they hit him in front of the school, just as school was letting out. the driver of an suv hit the crossing guard and child, and people had to pull the crossing guard out from under the suv, and paramedics performed cpr and sadly he died at the hospital. this was his second day volunteering as a crossing guard here. his child is a student at the school, however his child was not the one who was hurt. diaz' parents live near the school and was well known in the neighborhood. >> i talked with him a few times. we ta

middle east and passed through the indian ocean. well, let's get some analysis with collin co, a research fellow at the s roger raton. school of international studies is joining us on skype from singapore. thank you very much calling for being on counting the cost. china has been very strategic in the way to expanding its reach and in the indian ocean. what is it? and again, ultimately, i know want to ensure that it's on national interest are being met. and i think in this sense, you know, that continue express to the self communications that will guarantee and interrupt the excess energy supplies that he gets from the middle east. and not a rico will be secure and expending economic interest in the region, especially even the investment under the bank will initiate the at the, i know why the good that interest our property in the long right? beijing is coming, of course, to be protecting its trade rules, but it's also very clearly in circling india. it's biggest regional rival. well, i mean, to call the and so come on might be and all the state when, while china might be able to master code friends along the border. and so far, the only re

east bay where a family and community is devastated. a child and a crossing guard were hit by an suv in front of their middle school. the crossing guard died. >> this was part of our breaking news coverage during our 5:00 p.m. newscast. it happened after 3:00 at stanley middle school. this is such a tragedy. >> a heart breaking story out of lafayette. ashley diaz's second day on the job. in fact he was a volunteer here and his actually goes to this middle school. we're told that police cleared away the scene about an hour ago and someone just left flowers nearby. it happened when school let out around 3:00. an suv was traveling down the road when police say the driver hit the crossing guard and a child. now, the driver remained at the season and is cooperating with police. now, this tragedy sending shock waves through this neighborhood. diaz is well known in the neighborhood. his parents live nearby. we talked to one person who knows the family well. >> his son is very nice. i've talked with him a few times. we've talked about how we want to put our kids in summer school because of the pandemic. a very nice guy. i t

east bay. parents of a student castro valley are outraged. they claim their 12 year-old was beaten up by another student at canyon middle school. the parents are now demanding answers from school district officials kron four's michelle kingston has that story for us. >> hunched are right in the face knocked around grabbed a big chunk of her hair holder down to the ground on her face and continue to pummel her in the face. the parents of a 12 year-old student at canyon middle school in castro valley are not showing their faces wanting to protect their child's identity who they say was beaten by another student last thursday during a lunch break. both of her albums are scrapes her knees. her back. >> her face has a footprint on it as well as numerous other bruises. her lip. eyes, her hair, the parents as well as many community members are upset with how the district is handling the fight. the parents say they were not notified until 2 hours later. >> and that their child was never given any medical treatment until they took their child to the emergency room themselves. this is a copy of the doctor's note describing their child se

east based school district. the west contra costa unified school district, officially renamed middle school and elsa bronte after betty reid soskin. a ceremony was held, marking the name change and suskind's 1/100 birthday. the school district says it coach suskind's because of her leadership, resilience and as a symbol of change. during the events, ask and share that she only recently started feeling worthy of the privileges and honors that she's been receiving. and both vehicles be with. thank you very much. congrats to her son's confounding, reads records in berkeley with her husband back in 1945. she was active in the civil rights movement and later worked for stoop to state assembly members. she started working as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond when she was in her eighties, and we talked to betty reid soskin last week about this big honor, and you can watch that interview on our website ktvu. .com. california is dealing with a severe shortage of substitute teachers still ahead tonight, the district where the problem is so bad the superintendent has had to fill in. and coming up on ktvu

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east based school district. the west contra costa unified school district officially renamed a middle school in l. c. bronte after betty reid soskin ceremony was held, marking the name change and saw skins 1/100 birthday. the school district says it chose soskin because of her leadership resilience and is a symbol of change during the events. oskin's shared that she only recently started feeling worthy of these privileges and honors that she's been receiving. and they will go be with it. children. thank you very much. saskin founded, reads records in berkeley with her former husband. back in 1945. she was active in the civil rights movement, and later she worked for two state assembly members. she also started working as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond when she was in her eighties. already wish i had this in my house on a 90 inch plasma. look at that in a beautiful, um, fluid dynamics at a special this is the file. you can't see the golden gate bridge, but the fog comes spilling in over the headlines, hits and then splash splash splash up and alcatraz will splash it up as well. s

school term began in the middle of august. our education editor branwenjeffreys has spent the day in the village of ringmer in east sussex as childrenlie. a welcome to soothe any new—term nerves. good morning, archie. for dolphin class, a return to familiar routines. here, they don't talk about catch—up, though there will be extra help. how many more do we need to add? the parents say social skills and confidence are the priority. i think it's going to take a little while for children to develop those social skills again, and to reach out to new people. they will filter through, and ijust think really it's more just about their wellbeing and allowing children just to be children again. i think it's been a biggerj effect on mental health, where they've been away, - where things have been totally different, where, you know, - formative years of their life have been completely disrupted. miles can remember school before covid, but for ella in year two, some things will be new. we get to play with everyone, it's more fun. because we like have more people in our games, there's more choice for who to play with. and we can hug more people.

east bay tragedy in lafayette, a crossing guard. there has been killed someone in an suv hit him and a child in front of the lafayette middle school. it happened outside of stanley middle school kron four's dan thorn has those details for us. >> investigators take over the street in front of stanley middle school in lafayette is the scene of a fatal accident. where an suv struck a child and killed a school crossing guard neighbors telling kron 4 news school street can be dangerous. i'm not surprised. and that's >> i knew this day was going to come because this just like i see everybody skating here. >> the family of the school crossing guard identified him as 45 year-old. ashley d s. >> they say ds had just started working to help kids cross the street to protect them from cars. police combing through the suv while closing off school street between avalon court and paradise. court wednesday afternoon. >> the accident shaking up the community surrounding the school. too many people are speeding around all these towns. lafayette has a problem. >> with distracted drivers. not paying attention, especially from the schools and going whe

east based school district. the west contra costa unified school district, officially renamed a middle school and elsa brandi after betty reid soskin ceremony was held, marking the name change and saw skins 1/100 birthday. the school district says it chose saw skin because of her leadership, resilience and as a symbol of change. during the event, soskin shared that she only recently started feeling worthy of the privileges and honors that she's been receiving. and they will go on being with this. children. thank you very much. saskin founded, reads records in berkeley with her former husband in 1945. she was active in the civil rights movement and later word for two state assembly members. she started working as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond when she was in her eighties. perfect weather out there to head out to richmond. check out that rosie the riveter park, maybe pack, a picnic and a blanket mark tamayo. it's pretty also where you are. yes, in fact, little bit of a cool down today across a good portion of the bay area. we're counting down the minutes of the last few minutes of summer. as w

milestone birthday as well as a special honor from an east based school district, the west contra costa unified school district. officially renamed a middlefter betty reid soskin. a ceremony was held, marking the name change and saw skins 1/100 birthday. the school district says it chose soskin because of her leadership, brasiliense and as a symbol of change. during the event, soskin shared that she only recently started feeling worthy of the privileges and honors that she's been receiving. and god be with you. thank you very much. saskin founded, reads records in berkeley with her former husband in 1945. she was active in the civil rights movement and later worked for two state assembly members. she started working as a ranger at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond. when she was in her eighties. happy birthday, betty. also we talked to betty reid soskin last week about this big honor, right here on the floor, and you can watch that interview on our website. at ktvu. com. she is an inspiration. on capitol hill deadlines are looming to fund the government and avoid a default on the nation's debt. house democrats passed a bill late yes

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east bay. the funeral for a crossing guard is going on at this hour in lafayette. he died earlier this month when an suv struck him. this is near stanley middle school. witnesses say he pushed another child from the direct path of that vehicle just before the impact. the school held a remembrance ceremony for him earlier this week. >>> new developments in the gabby petito homicide case. her fiance now facing charges tied to the investigation. that full report next. >>> and a mystery in the south bay. someone smashing windows targeting cars with what investigators believe is a slingslot. full details on the damage and new reward to help crack the case. >>> developing this morning, a new reward to track down the person responsible for shooting projectiles at buildings, homes, even cars in the south bay. investigators say there's been 20 incidents over the last six months. all are along highway 87 corridor. someone is either shooting or using a slingshot to fire ball bearings. they targeted the da crime lab shot at the sap center and san jose museum of art. it's caused more than half a million dollars in damage so far. a $20,000 reward is now being offe

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east bay. it's been 3 weeks since a school crossing guard. ashli ds was struck and killed in front of stanley middleette and city leaders held a special meeting to discuss issues surrounding pedestrian and bicycle safety kron four's. dan thorn has more about what they talked about. >> well, residents here in lafayette had the opportunity to voice their concerns about safety here on the roads. many of them saying that there needs to be improvements, especially near schools where kids are often crossing the street. the september 8th killing of school crossing guard ashli diaz has brought sadness and a one for change in lafayette. witnesses say the 45 year-old was helping children cross the street in front of stanley middle school when he was hit. >> diaz's death has renewed calls for street safety in the city is there have been 6 deaths. >> pedestrian traffic since 2014 in crosswalks in a roundabout. crosswalk mister diaz was killed was known to be an issue. >> walking. my kids to school should be a happy thing. and yet it's terrifying, lafayette city and school leaders listening to the public's conce