students at james did mid middle school in san francisco. she is one of the teachers participating in a sick out for public health and safety relating to covid-19. she talks about what it's been like since returning to school like i've won class that has 34 kids one class. it has. >> you 26 kids. so there's no social distancing at all. and then i'm walking around the room like squeezing in between the and i and i also want to add it's been freezing. >> because all the windows are open. let's go make you feel. >> comfortable with returning to school to teach your class number >> okay. number one is kn 95 mask. >> daily disposable. >> for every teacher and every staff member on campus. the response from sf usd spokesperson lower the price of usd has been distributing ppe, including surgical and cloth masks monthly to all schools throughout the fall. we're going to continue to distribute ppe and include kn 95 mask to school sites this week. number 2. >> we need daily. >> testing access to daily testing for kids and for teachers at every single s

for specifically from cannabis 4 years ago, careless in a gifted program through elementary and middle school. and he was doing great and is introduced to marijuana his sophomore year or this summer over his sophomore year. and he failed every class. his sophomore year, 1st person was an african exchange student li by somebody who was studying in whiskey in wyoming, and came to denver to use marijuana with his france. he was 19, he ate a marijuana edible, and had a psychotic episode. jumped opposite and died. we get started for you. another person 8 an edible that didn't do anything for him. 8 another one ended up killing self. you know, when, when you use these edibles, did not like smoky, it doesn't affect you immediately. it maybe takes 1520 minutes. and so maybe you've eaten 3 of them and then all the sudden you get the burst of the high. and for many people it's too much to bear. yes. so you're in that canyon confirmation are my distributing kitchen. and we're going to go in and see what everybody's doing as far as packaging. all. 0 of our cammie and are compliant packaging or so this is

the gateway drug be kind of laugh like i remember laughing and middle school being like, who the hell are these people? you know, and then when i started to go on my own journey, i was like, wow, yes, marijuana is a gateway drug and really realizing how powerful and how, how much it took over me. so yeah, education is key and not normalizing it anymore because there's nothing normal about it. mm hm. and with a chill, tristan's goal is to chose again, formulas with which one is wondering about the way to assess my william is the school is out of it. i see what was left the keenest eyeball on it with a couple of ensuring you was working with the department. i a generic issue, a machine that it did with no, i mean logical, put them out with the theme years per hour or so on. you with with, you know, your brain is developing up until about 25 or, or 30 even. and what that means is your brain is essentially under construction. anything that affects that brain. i has the ability to affect it for the rest of this life, much more than when you're an adult. it's why if your child or you learn

leah melendez visited the presidio middle school a.k.a. presidio middle school a.k.a.ng 49er >> almost show their love for the game and for the team. sure they may be able to throw a few passes, but let's see how much these students have really learned. you know, the important stuff, like who is your favorite player? >> obviously cattle. >> i like all of the players on the niners. >> do you have a favorite player? >> no, but >> how many super bowl's have they won? >> >> middle 49ers spirit and enough energy to carry them through sunday. >> sti still still still still l mornings 49er faithful to the next level. next day's home game. a live look outside right look this is a live look. this is a live look. we will i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your options. covered californ

>> we had 12 schools, nine high schools, two middle schools, and one lemon tree schools that were not operational. we did not have students on campus. kristen: open but no students on campus. what about childcare? >> that is one of the big challenges we face when something like this happens. it puts a lot of of of of o a serious bind because they still have to go to work on a day like today and they may not have access to childcare on short notice. unfortunately, we were not able to do anything to support families. kristen: with 12 schools, how many students did this impact? >> about 8400 students. nine of them were high school. a vast majority were older. two of the schools were middle schools. we are talking 12 and up. hopefully, most of those kids were self-sufficient. one of the big things we say is the reason this is unauthorized and we do not want this to happen is if we are talking about safety of kids, this is not helping. when we have them in school, we have them in controlled environments where everybody is wearing masks, most people are vaccinated, and we have all the ppe a

the scene there at antioch middle school as well which is on lockdown. this is a picture we have, our video of what was going on as investigators are at the scene, trying to figure out what's going on. of course, we'll stay on the story and bring you the updates as soon as we get them. >>> air bnb changed some of its policies to avoid the out of control parties after several gatherings at short term rentals in the bay area. it has restricted 25 and under without a positive track record from renting whole properties. air bnb stopped allowing single day rentals during holidays. we spoke with air bnb about how some of the changes went into effect at the beginning of the pandemic. >> what we saw was some people started throwing unauthorized destructive parties in air bnb. around that time, summer of 2020, was when the global party ban was launched and announced. to enforce that ban, my team launched several systems and brought out solutions. one of the most notable was under 25. where we look at a reservation, and if the guest is under 25, doesn't yet have a

kitchen table and baltimore try to figure out whose address we were going to use so i can go to the middle school i was not zoned for. before i get to the program, i want to know that i think that's the way most people experience school choice. there's 4 ways, you are lucky, you know somebody, you are connected, you are rich and you just buy the right house or you lie about where you live, which is a more prevalent mode of school choice than most people would expect. how that plays itself out into public policy, there are a universe of schools on the table, including traditional public schools. you can have interdistrict choice, which is where you cross district boundaries to go to another school that you like or desire. you can pay tuition to go to another public score that is not in the zone you are in. there are open enrollment programs where you can go to any public school anywhere in the state as long as you can get there. there are magnet school programs, some of which have the goal of integration, like in connecticut. some have the goal of helping students with a specialty or a specific ch

. >>> about a dozen middle school teachers and el cerrito staying home today to protest what they call a lack of covid safety measures on campus. the teachers at the middle school told parents last night of their plans not to show up through a letter he wrote to the principal. one parent who visited the campus today said things seemed surprisingly organized. >> the kids are fantastic, and the adults seem to be really calm, stepping up and organizing. a number of people showed up to volunteer this morning who have a credential to volunteer with the district. >> teachers, including some who are sick, say they plan to be absent the rest of the week, and will return next wednesday. the district superintendent responded to the absences, saying in part, calling in sick is understandable if employees test positive for covid, but employees coordinating with one another to call in sick together is unacceptable, and will not be tolerated. >>> students in the west contra costa unified school district back in class today after schools were closed on friday and monday to ease the impact of covid ou

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vaccinate could cost him another high profile tournament >>> an apparent fentanyl overdose inside a middle school. a 13-year-old is dead. what authorities uncovered in the school that has parents and local officials stunned. >>> inside a fight to preserve martin luther king, jr.'s legacy >>> fallout from a massive underwater volcano eruption. >>> earth's close encount we are an astroid >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. a rabbi is revealing how he and two other hostages escaped from a gunman after an intense 11-hour standoff inside a synagogue near dallas. he says the final hour was terrifying and the situation seemed to be deteriorating because, as he put it, the hostage taker wasn't get twhag he wanted. so when he saw an opportunity, the rabbi told the other hostages to bolt for the exit. >> i told them to go i threw a chair at the gunman, and i headed for the door. and all three of us were able to get out without even a shot being fired. >> a photographer for the local television station wfaa captured the moment the hostages burst out that

or is this more properly the domain of local educators and curriculum in middle school and high school? >> i appreciate the question, senator, because this is -- tackling the issue of financial literacy and building financial wellness in our country will take multiple players on multiple levels. what we have seen is financial education does work. it does have an impact especially over time. the higher the quality and the higher the quantity of financial education the more lakely individuals are to be engaging in more positive financial behaviors. it is critical that there are multiple players in the field. the nonprofits we have heard from through our colleagues who have provided testimony, states and federal agencies, all have a role to play when it comes to schools we koci that when there are rigorous requirements corning -- concerning financial education in the classroom, that every otime later in life the people who have been exposed to those financial education programs are less likely to be engaining in costly credit card behavior, costly student loan borrowing and predatory lend

particularly in middle school and high school kids are old enough to understand some of the intricacies of how government works. teachers required to cover the entirety of american history in a given amount of g time. they do cover the framing of the constitution. civics is not a part of teaching of the american history of how the government works. linen holding politicians for participation. just how important it is to be a civil dialogue in discussing the democratic experience of the building of the republic, or its sustainment for having an educated public. the role of the citizen of the government and their government in the operation of government. i think the absence or the disappearance i should say the teaching of civics particularly in high school had a serious effect on thehe company. >> talk about the importance of civics teaching us about i think it's very -- i'll just interject there, i often make the comment in speeches and public appearances, we hear all the time about our rights as citizens. everyone talks about our rights. especially our political leaders talk about the

leah: lunchtime at presidio middle school interrupted. >> let's go niners. let's go niners.h: as you know, the niners legacy started here.almost everd for e team. sure, they may be able to throw a few toss -- passes, but let's see how many -- much the students have really learned. you know, the important stuff, like who is your favorite player? >> obviously, i just like all the players. >> do you have a favorite player? >> now, i do not. i do on the other team, the rams. leah: do you know how many super bowl say have one? >> i'm not sure, probably six? [buzzer] >> >> >> five? [dings] leah: why were the 49ers named the 49ers? >> i don't have -- another question. >> it sounds familiar. >> is of the gold rush? [dings] leah: middle schoolers with enough energy to carry them through sunday and 49ers spirit. leah melendez, abc 7. liz: still ahead, 49er faithful to the next level. we will tell you how fans prepare for tomorrow baked game and entered -- tomorrow's big game and introduce you to one fan whose loyalty is so extreme he is known as the eye of the 49er. gorgeous sunrise a

where the future works. >>> america's opioid crisis has hit a middle school in conne connecticut. a 7th grader in hartford has died after overdosing. it happened thursday at the sports and medical sciences academy. the boy was 13 he was hospitalized that day and died two days later on saturday. police say two other students also got sick, but were treated at a hospital and released officials searched the school and say they found, get this, nearly 40 bags of fentanyl an investigation now launched into how the lethal drugs got there. cnbc's perry russham is in hartford tonight with a community in shock >> these are young kids. what's going through their head? i don't know >> reporter: police in connecticut say the bags of fentanyl were found in three parts of the school, two classrooms and the gym >> in powder form. packaged in what you would see in street level sales. >> reporter: the 7th grader two overdosed and died is not being named. two more boys were sent to the hospital and released. police say they believe one of the three brought the drugs to school >> we did execute a se

students at james did mid middle school in san francisco. he is one of the teachers participating in a sick out for public health and safety relating to covid-19. she talks about what it's been like since returning to school like i've won class as 34 kids one class. it has. >> you 26 kids. so there's no social distancing and then i'm walking around the room like squeezing in between the and i and i also want to add it's been freezing. >> because all the windows are open. let's go make you feel. >> comfortable with returning to school to teach your class number >> okay. number one is kn 95 mask. >> daily disposable. >> for every teacher and every staff member on campus. the response from sf usd spokesperson lower the price usd has been distributing ppe, including surgical and cloth masks monthly to all schools throughout the fall. we're going to continue to distribute ppe and include kn 95 mask to school sites this week. number 2. >> we need daily. >> testing access to daily testing for kids and for teachers at every single school site every s

. >>> middle school students in one tennessee county will no longer read a pulitzer prize winning novel depicting the horrors of the holocaust. the school board banned the book citing inappropriate language and nudity. andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning growing backlash over a tennessee schoolboard's decision to ban a pulitzer prize winning book about the holocaust. the graphic novel tells the true story of how his parents survived the holocaust with the victims depicted as mice and the nazis as cats. the schoolboard voted unanimously to remove it from the curriculum, describing it as too adult oriented due to profanity and nudity and depiction of violence and suicide. >> it's stunning when we know people are bound to repeat the histories of the past if we don't learn from them. banning a book in this way is robbing our young people of knowledge. >> if your child doesn't know the difference between a word appropriate to say in the public or not, that's a discussion the parent needs to have with their children. >> reporter: earlier this month four people including a rabbi w

teachers at montara middle school are planning a sick out there tomorrow. all across oakland. unified teachers are calling on the district to provide everyone with can 95 or other medical grade masks as well as weekly covid testing on campuses. teachers at frick united planning a sick out today and tomorrow called on a mandatory quarantine anytime the school has three or more covid cases in response to those demands. oh, usd superintendent announced the district plans to get another 200,000 can n95 masks for students and that they're adding air filters to oh, usd cafeterias and common rooms. it's clear that school districts are reaching the breaking point. troy flinches, the spokesperson for the california association of school boards, the lobbying group in sacramento. that represents just about all of california's 1000. cool districts. they said the teacher's sick outs appear to be happening mostly in the bay area, but that statewide school districts are struggling with staff shortages because of covid . the group says there is a push among school districts to ask state leade

classes at live oak have been canceled for the day, and parents at antioch middle school happened notified. about the incidents. we come back here live. the pdo has come to the scene. he's going to give us an update about what is happening now. i will say there are a lot of agencies here on c. besides antiochus, police and firefighters bart police are here. coast guard canines have been here. department of homeland security is here in federal protective service. so a lot of agencies here as well as the atf san francisco so we'll try to get an explanation of why so many agencies are here and what exactly happened? to this man here near live oak school reporting live in and henry lee ktvu. fox two news, henry. thank you. we're also following a developing story out of stockton , where a firefighter was killed in the line of duty. 47 year old max fortuna died after being shot while responding to a fire this morning. investigators say they received a call about a dumpster fire in the area of arora street and washington near highway forward just before five o'clock this morning. a 67 year old ma

but in san francisco that 20% teachers out of school left the superintendent teaching middle school. when schools have a situation they cover in-house but not with numbers like that so we deployed personnel including myself to cover classrooms. either you love middle school or you don't. i had a fantastic time with the kids. >> reporter: we can bring up the chart of the disruptions across the country. some 5,000 districts now looked at disruptions over the last week. a day not able to offer in-person learning that is the highest of the school year and will see what happens as this next week gets under way. >> talk to me about how families and students are coping. >> reporter: it is difficult. so much of this happened with very little warning. we knew that omicron was coming but the idea of not being able to test with testing requirements. in los angeles they had to move bag the start of school, now s.t.a.r.t.ing on tuesday and you can imagine what that does to parents with jobs to deal with and so on. i know you will be talking about the situation in chicago but right there where ther

teachers at korematsu middle school will not be coming to school tomorrow or the rest of this week. the superintendent issued a response quote employees coordinating with one another to call in sick together is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. but it is disappointing to me that there wasn't some way to pull together and just do whatever it took to work together and also beginning tuesday, teachers and staff must wear k n95 masks, which the district is providing. students must wear surgical masks beginning next week. no cloth masks allowed. one pair of professional with the district says she doesn't feel safe in school. regardless of the mask. i think we should go back to distance learning. because they're the big outbreak everywhere. but district and county officials say they are committed to keeping schools open. alex all right, rob roth live in the newsroom. rob. thank you. governor newsom announced today that keeping schools open across the state is one of his top priorities. few weeks ago, we announced that it was our goal to find and procure and distribute some six milli

martin luther king middle school. >> public school systems are everywhere. so even in food deserts. so if the schools can themselves the engines of and bringing both into the classroom but also into the cafeteria and you're already dressing on one facet of that problem. >> fanning's book. always home is a testament to her mother's values about food becoming her own he didn't like that shape back there. filled with memories moments and recipes growing up with the restaurant and a mother determined to teach her to live to cook and eat close to nature. >> but as i've gotten older appreciated the rigor of my mom's vision and the fact that it is so much about the future and about preserving the planet and the teacher and the and shoring up the future for all of our children. >> the future they are concerned about. but waters is still fearless about her dream to have people eat better seasonally and closer to home supporting local farms and local ranchers directly for her. the next food revolution all comes back to regenerative on processed. the that food. could be the answer. that the an

. >>> the red cross has opened an emergency shelter at carmel middle school. evacuations are underway along palo colorado road. >>> strong gusty winds have not settled down yet . a high winds warning in effect until later today. the strongest winds are expected at the highest elevations. >> this massive tree came down and crushed several cars and brought downed power lines. neighbors say it is a busy road but luckily, no one was around when that tree came down. let's get a better look what derek pack. >>> two important ways to separate the wind advisories. it is windy in the mountains. it is basically for the north bay mountains. this will go until 11:00 this morning. it does not include the valley's. even though the map is shaded in red, it is not a red flag warning. the red flag warning would be specific to fire weather concern . this is simply a high winds warning. the humidity levels should be able to handle that. it is not a significant fire threat. and here is where we have the wind advisory . it does not include any locations in the lower elevations whe

. >> samir's trip to the nearest public middle school is a lengthy walk of an hour each way.the village, the only sources of income available are farming and raising livestock. men living there earn 140 u.s. dollars a month at best. children proper educations to allow them to find better careers. to achieve that, they head to japan. >> do you like tending to the goats? >> i love it. there's lots to do here in the village. but everyone ends up leaving. they could raise goats and cows right here. >> having been left in charge of the family, ama has begun to grow worried. since being divided from their parents, her grandchildren grow apart, driving a wedge through generations of the family. >> even when their parents call from japan, the children show little interest in talking. shiwani refused to touch the snacks her parents sent back for her. since samir's mother left for japan, he's grown very distant. ♪ >> shake. good man. one more time. >> how long are you going to play with that dog by your bed? it's dirty. day. there you go. >> leave the dog alone. >> this napalese restau

it's unbelievable that we've done nothing wrong on itself, but we're treated like prison middle school just because we've been out of the country. the government thinks we're the dirtiest group and have to look us up mentally. i've been down in the dumps she is on her. during the early days of the pandemic, taiwan was praised globally for his prompt decision to close bodice and imposed 14 day quarantines on all arrivals that has kept cases down to less than $20000.00 and does below full figure so far. but the south route island may be a victim of his early success. as the world reopens taiwan struggles to exit tesero cove as strategy. despite the 2 dos vaccination rate, reaching 74 percent health express. se people in taiwan have had a 0 covert mentality for too long. that's a low tolerance in any outbreak. and with local election assuming at the end of this year, the government is seen to have the incentive to open up. as a public opinion continues to highlight a danger of the firas with the c ro cove, it mindset every case is treated to like a grave threat to public health and that h

the red cross has open an emergency shelter and carmel middle school. evacuations are underway for those living along colorado road. >>> the strong gusting winds we expected yesterday have not settled down. the national weather service says there is a high wind warning. the strongest winds are expected at the highest elevations. and this massive tree came crashing down crushirsand knock it happened on north 17th street. neighbors say it is a busy road and luckily no one was around when that tree came down. let's get a better luck. >>> the focus will be the winds and the local mountains. some oppressive mountains coming in well away from town and up into the mountains. within the last hour we have had a wind gusts in the 90s. it says a lot about the intensity of the wind and a lot that the national weather service has those north bay mountains under a wind warning and not a red flag warning. that tells us it is certainly windy , but not a significant fire threate landscape can handle it here because we have had a lot of rain. the warning stays in effect

the come back king in his career middle school, his way back into the match, winning to set 6 full thought. his opponent was with him all the way up to 5 hours of playing time. the exhaustion. and the 5th and final set was there to see made would have again threatened to be the man to deny player the reco 21st grand slam title after his us opened when over novak joke, a bitch. but natal somehow found the energy to reach the all time record. after 6 months injury lay off, i'm catching coven prior to the tournament. the spaniard says he now feels ready to play on with his favorite french, opened the next opportunity to make history. and to the africa couple of nations where senegal have made it into the semi finals. they beat editorial guinea 31 and will facebook in a faso and the final for on wednesday earlier egypt got past morocco after extra time and will play hosts. cameroon, on thursday, in the semi final well, his reminder of our top story, the us east coast, is plunged into a deep freeze after a major winter storm, broad, heavy snow, and flooding coastlines that tens of thousands of

it is at carmel middle school. aspca will have emergency pet supplies at the shelter. we want to get back to the strong winds causing pretty bad damage in the east bay with downed trees and power lines. our assignment manager is in oakland right now and joins us live. do you hear us? where are you right now? >> this is a show about elementary -- shabo elementary school. there is a lot of scenes like this around my neighborhood. this is a tree that is down, the fence is down at the elementary school. let us talk to a neighbor, what do you think? >> this has been an incredible evening. the wind was howling and our power went out multiple times. i did not realize that the power had got out but the noise was so loud and it was so dark that all of a sudden i realized, we may have some power outages here. >> what you think of the damage? >> i was surprised with the that this tree in this particular area, we have trees coming down. it was even larger than what i thought last night. >> thank you. >> this is the elementary school, we also saw damage down at the college preparat

lyanne melendez visited presidio middle school in san francisco today, a.k.a.ng 49er empire. >> lunchtime at presidio middle school interrupted. >> ♪ let's go, 9ers ♪ 9ers ♪ 9e♪ >> as you know, the 49ers' legacy started here with the cats. almost everyone came ready to show their love for the game and for the team. they may be able to throw a f passes, but let's see how much these students have really learned. you know, the important stuff. like, who is your favorite player? >> i just like all of the players on the 49ers. >> do you have a favorite player? >> well, -- no, i do not. well, i do on the other team, the rams. >> do you know how many super bowls they have won? >> i'm not sure, probably six? >> five or something? >> why were the 49ers named the 49ers? >> i actually don't know that question. >> no, not at all. >> sounds familiar. >> was at the gold rush? >> middle schoolers with the 49er spirit and enough energy to carry them through sunday. school right there. that will do it for this addition of abc 7 news at 4:0 new year, new start. and now comcast b

he says this action happened at one middle school and grant elementary school today. the teachers union to see if they were aware of today's event. we have not heard back buried ama: in oakland, learning began monday as scheduled for two weeks. approximately between percent of students were absent last friday. bishop of dead -- bishop oh hayward unified is doing remote learning this week. governor newsom signed executive order to keep schools open for in-person learning. j.r. stone explains part of the pump -- plan is reliant on retired teachers one to come back buried reporter: california governor add-in -- addressing the pressing issue. that of school absences. in announced executive order to deal with short-term staffing at schools across the state. >> top priority for us. to keep these schools open. reporter: konta county -- contra costa county superintendent touch about the order. >> this will allow us to extend the amount time people can stay in the classroom. it will allow some flexibility in getting people. it will allow for retirees to be able to sub longer.

go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. >> philip j knew her since middle school. everything that they said about her. it's true. he's absolutely the best person and we've lost a really good person. >> michelle was one fremont city council member to receive paying organized the vigil calling her death a senseless act of violence. the man accused of pushing go is charged with second-degree murder. police have not classify this as a hate crime but the asian american community say this is another attack in a string of violent incidents targeting the aap eye community since the pandemic is in fremont. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, today marks the 49th anniversary of roe v wade marking nearly half a century since the court's legalized abortion nationwide. house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement this morning. she said, quote, roe v wade stands a pillar of health freedom for every person. but today, this historic victory now faces its most alarming threat in decades from white wing forces, including in state legislatures and on the supreme court. she continued on

on the 16, our middle school scholars. on the 17, our high school scholars. we're gathering more than 1500 students of [indiscernible] who earn a 3.0 g.p.a. or higher. yea. and we want to emphasize this time lowell high school. last year, you know there were only 54 african american students at lowell. this year, there were more than 54 students on the honor roll. 12 have a 4.0. so thank you, principals and educators. you will call the names of your students that student. parents, guardians, and educators, you will drape the [indiscernible] on your students. thank you so much. >> clerk: hello, chris. >> hi, judson. can you hear me? >> this is [indiscernible] at lowell high school. this is going to be fast and thankfully simple. i just have a few suggestions when running zoom meetings. when there's public comment, it would be really cool if you had a timer. i know that would help me, and i haven't had a reason to comment prior to this just because there's been so much other stuff to comment about. thank you for all the work that you do, and i hope that you wil

he says this action happened at one middle school and grant elementary school today. we reached out to the teachers union to see if they were aware of today's event. we have not heard back buried ama: in oakland, learning began monday as scheduled for two weeks. approximately between percent of students were absent last friday. bishop of dead -- bishop oh hayward unified is doing remote learning this week. governor newsom signed executive order to keep schools open for in-person learning. j.r. stone explains part of the pump -- plan is reliant on retired teachers one to come back buried reporter: california governor add-in -- addressing the pressing issue. that of school absences. in announced executive order to deal with short-term staffing at schools across the state. >> top priority for us. to keep these schools open. reporter: konta county -- contra costa county superintendent touch about the order. >> this will allow us to extend the amount time people can stay in the classroom. it will allow some flexibility in getting people. it will allow for retirees to be ab

they will shelter at carmel middle school. >> people are working to get out of the area. we know fires are unpredictable. any of the road leading up to highway one are narrow, tree-lined. we won every one to be safe. >> this fire is being called the colorado fire. it has burned at least 2.3 square miles. flames jumped highway one and could be seen as far away as pebble beach. it is 40% contained. shifting to the weather, are we done with this windy weather? >> it is winding down. we are not quite done with it. winds have died down significantly. here are some peak wind gusts. 86 mile per hour guests in some areas. -- gusts in some areas. the strongest when at calistoga with 40 miles per hour. even in the hills they are contained by the bit. we will continue to see winds into the overnight hours. but we are almost done. i will have the full forecast a little bit later. >> the union representing open features says it is making progress in its dispute with the school district over covid safety protocols. they say they expect to have an update tomorrow night and have the issu

he said this happened at a middle school and grant elementary middle school -- and grant elementary school to the teachers union but we have not heard back. reggie: bishop o'dowd high school has transitioned to virtual classrooms and scheduled to last two weeks. about 20% of students were absent friday, an unprecedented number. bishop o'dowd confirmed instances of campus transmission. kumasi: pfizer expects to have any omicron vaccine by march. the vaccine will be effective against the other variants. a third chinese city is under lockdown due to omicron. the lockdown was announced after two omicron cases were reported. 20 many people and three cities are confined to their homes. people in los angeles are being urged to avoid nonessential gatherings over the next few weeks where people are masked and in close contact with one another. the recommendation is voluntary. canada is back on the cdc's highest risk category for travel and designated as a level four country. travel to countries in that category is not recommended. there are more than 80 countries considered to be level four. much o

classes have been canceled at live oak high school and parents are being notified at antoniak middle school. >>> i'm amanda starrantino. len kiese is often we have another breaking story out-of- stocks and with anne makovec at the live news desk. >> reporter: the stockton fire captain was shot and killed this morning while responding to a call in within the past hour. we learned that a 67-year-old man is in police custody in connection with the shooting and the firefighter is identified as a captain, max fortuna and there is a new video with the shooting happening just before 5:00 near the highway 4 underpass. the crew of max fortuna was responding to a dumpster fire. they heard a gunshot and realize that the captain had been hit. he had been a firefighter for 21 years and leaves behind a wife and two children. >> captain max fortuna was one of our heroes. this is a sobering reminder of the sacrifices of firefighters making day in and day out in service to our community. his leadership and commitment to our city is reflected here by his brothers, sisters, community and showing relentless su

i have gone a long way with her from just elementary and middle school up to varsity basketball in high school, so i have seen all the work she has put in. it has been incredible to see. >> she is one of the hardest working athletes i know. i am grateful to share the court with her every day. kristen: i am doing this just to embarrass you, you know that. i'm kidding. [laughter] i know you feel the same about your teammates. that shot seemed like one in a million, but would you like to see if lightning could strike again? want to try it? makena: we can try. i don't know if it will. kristen: nobody expects it. why not? you ready? makena: alright. kristen: everybody, hold our breaths. it hit the backboard. it was so close. you have to do it one more time. try one more time. comeo n, -- come on, steph curry is not 100% even. [laughter] that was still. hey, beautiful. that was wonderful. we are so proud of you. what is next for you? you have been on espn and are coming back down to earth. what is next? makena: right now i really just want to help my team hopefully win league and go undefeate

teachers at korematsu middle school will not be coming to school tomorrow or the rest of this week. the superintendent issued a response quote employees coordinating with one another to call in sick together is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. but it is disappointing to me that there wasn't some way to pull together and just do whatever it took to work together. also beginning tuesday, teachers and staff must wear k n95 masks, which the district is providing. students must wear surgical masks beginning next week. no cloth masks allowed. one pair of professional with the district says she doesn't feel safe in school. regardless of the mask. i think we should go back to distance learning. because they're the big outbreak everywhere. but district and county officials say they are committed to keeping the schools open. rob raft, ktvu fox two news well, napa county is also reporting a record number of covid-19 cases. but so far officials they are not considering any restrictions on activities. public health officials say they've seen as many as 866 cases in a week pea0 residents.

teachers at korematsu middle school will not be coming to school tomorrow or the rest of this week. the superintendent issued a response quote employees coordinating with one another to call in sick together is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. but it is disappointing to me that there wasn't some way to pull together and just do whatever it took to work together. also beginning tuesday, teachers and staff must wear k n95 masks, which the district is providing. students must wear surgical masks beginning next week. no cloth masks allowed. one pair of professional with the district says she doesn't feel safe in school. regardless of the mask. i think we should go back to distance learning. because they're the big outbreak everywhere. but district and county officials say they are committed to keeping the schools open. rubber raft. ktvu fox two news. united airlines has some positive data related to its employee vaccine mandate. the airline says about 4% of its u. s workforce or about 3000 workers have tested positive for covid, however, according to the united airlines ceo scott

teachers at korematsu middle school will not be coming to school tomorrow or the rest of this week. the superintendent issued a response quote employees coordinating with one another to call in sick together is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. but it is disappointing to me that there wasn't some way to pull together and just do whatever it took to work together. also, beginning tuesday, teachers and staff must wear k n95 masks, which the district is providing. students must wear surgical masks beginning next week. no cloth masks allowed. one pair of professional with the district says she doesn't feel safe in school. regardless of the mask. i think we should go back to distance learning. because they're the big outbreak everywhere. but district and county officials disagree with that. they say they're committed to keeping schools open. julie yeah, it seems to be changing by the day. hard to keep up, rob. thank you. well, students in oakland unified or organizing a district white sick out for thursday in a message they're asking teachers and staff to take part in it, saying, q

they're currently working with the red cross at the carmel middle school shelter. we worked with the evacuation center. >> making sure that they had toiletries, clothing. >> anything that they would need. meanwhile, firefighters are still working around the clock to put the fire out u.s. representative for the central coast. jimmy panetta says he met with cal fire about their efforts feeling confident, but that rain is really steep out there. and if you've been along highway one, which many of your view of viewers you understand how steep and rugged it is? i was happy to report that still only one structure has been damaged. >> and there are no injuries or fatalities. people of that area people, the big sur are rugged. they're hearty. used to these types of a natural disasters. >> however, what what i think everybody should be concerned about is that this is sort of the new normal representative tells me he's calling on everyone to try and help prevent fires like this one. you see here. >> he says, well, we don't know what caused this one just yet. it's often cause

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cities are kids were middle school or high school. talk to us about how their parents just don't want to hear a vaccinated or are just not motivated to get vaccinated. and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that is a huge impact. 92 on these kids growth and development that he introduced senate bill 8.66. >> that he says would grant a minor the power to make their own decisions about an fda authorized vaccine. >> he says it is vital for parents or guardians to talk with their miners about health care issues. but he has when it comes to this pandemic, california should follow the lead of other states, especially after hearing from teens. this is really about making sure the teenagers are able to protect their own health even if they have a >> parents who is prohibiting them from getting a vaccine because of their political views where they have parents who disagree are divorced. parents who disagree where their parents are just unable ph

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