. >> tonight we are hearing from a muslim middle school student who says she was punched and attacked heading home from school in san francisco last month. >> ktvu is henry lee tells us there is some frustration over the lack of action from the school district. >> it it makes me feel really sad. hear like all of this was because of what's happening in the middle east right now. >> a seventh grade muslim student a san francisco middle school says she was walking home when she was punched in the back of her head and then hit in the chest and >> somebody starts punching me in the back of my head. and after that, i fall down and i hit my head really hard on the ground. that's when she starts saying the f wor and then she says, muslims. >> zahra billoo is executive director of the council on american islamic relations in the bay area. she says the october 25th attack involved students at francisco middle school in the city's north beach. >> the attackers here knew her religious identity. that is evidenced by their alleged slurs . >> she says the district has yet to take any action. more th

hi yes, i'm a father of a lowell high school student and a middle school student. i just like to express my appreciation to the high school task force. i know some members who have already left the meeting. it's kind of unfortunate, but they spent a lot of their personal time and you know, in my communication with them, i learned that they did a lot of research and consideration in this presentation of diversity, of points of views and discussion. and i really think that they've made a reasonable academic, merit based compromise for admissions, which will increase access and availability for lowell's unique programs to a more diverse population of san francisco. so just like to express my thanks for the superintendent for working with the task force. i encourage the board to strongly consider the recommendations. hopefully you can can get this done, move on to address other pressing issues such as improving middle schools . and, you know, like we were hearing about shelters earlier, those are really things that we need to be spending our energy on. thank you. thank

the california teen was 14 years old, just barely out of middle school. >> you feel like a complete failurees up all of the time. >> his mother amy confessing she didn't even know what fentanyl was. >> that blindsided us. no one was talking about fentanyl at the time. >> her son thought he was taking oxycodone, but a toxicology. >> reporter:ed that one fatal pill was laced with fentanyl. >> it was a life or death situation, and i didn't realize that. >> a threat that's now made its way to cleveland, texas. >> a sobering show and tell at a middle school. >> ready? that's it. you just saved a life. >> in a cafeteria where kids each lunch, parents learning how to use narcan to save their children from fentanyl poisoning. >> at first i was, like, no because let's not have this because it's going to give a gateway for these children to go ahead and say hey, there's something to save me. let's just try it anyway. >> and now? >> and now, we need it. >> that's because parents here are facing something they've never seen before. an explosion of opioid-related incidents. barely three months into the

betty yu with both sides of the story. >> reporter: a handful of students at westlake middle school eight candy from a classmate last monday the parent say turned out to be chocolate shrooms. the oakland unified school district said most of the students who ate the candy only had a small portion. but one student ate enough of it to get sick. >> in my case my daughter was drugged. because she took something without the knowledge of what was in it. i feel like if a child is exposed to drugs, whether knowingly or unknowingly, they should call the parent immediately. >> reporter: she said thankfully her daughter did not fall ill but she is disappointed she did not hear from the principal until about two hours after steph members were notified. >> i was upset . i was concerned. highly concerned. because she does have allergies. she could have lost her mind and never came back from it. i had a lot of thoughts and it was no empathy. >> even if you don't know what is going on we should be in it illegally notified -- we should be immediately notified. high on something she did not know she was tak

so i believe it's time to bring algebra back to middle school in san francisco. that's why i'm introducing a ballot measure urging our public schools to let kids take algebra by the eighth grade. now i know that sounds strange. the vast majority of americans take algebra in middle school. i took it in eighth grade. most school districts in the bay area teach basic algebra in the eighth grade. some even let seventh graders take it who show ability in math. but that's not what happens in san francisco. we stopped offering eighth grade algebra because some kids weren't ready for it. and our solution was to make everyone wait until the ninth grade. now, this was a well-intended policy. ac but a study by stanford university showed that it didn't work. it didn't help the kids who were behind in math and all we really did the past decade is hold kids back who love math. and we lost many of these kids when their parents pulled them out of public school. so we need to end this experiment. we need to better prepare all students for algebra and not punish kids who can handle

a sobering show and tell at a middle school. >> ready, that's it. reporter: in a cafeteria where kids eat lunch, parents using how to learn narcan to potentially save their own child from fentanyl poisoning. >> it's incomprehensible. >> reporter: here for her three kids and free narcan. >> at first, i was like, no, let's not have this. it's going to give a gateway for these children to go ahead and say, hey, there's something to save me. let's just try it anyway. >> reporter: and now? >> we need it. >> reporter: because parents here are facing something they have never seen before, explosion of opioid related incidents. barely three months into the school year, the district's reported 15 emt calls, eight overdoses, none fatal, but four needing narcan, and an arrest at one of the middle schools for possession of opioids. >> if anything were to happen to one of these students, our district would feel it. >> reporter: with two high schoolers of her own, fight is personal for nurse director lacy green, who rebuilt campus first aid kits. >> if it's a sit

students from washington elliott kind middle school. [cheers] pres. biden: thank you very much.l and i met them during the back-to-school visit. glad you remembered us. thank you. future farmers of america. [cheers] pres. biden: leaders of the 4-h counsel, leaders of the agricultural community. i want you to know that everyone here is excited to have our honored guests with us today, liberty and bell. this is their day. thanks to the chairman of the national turkey federation. steve, and your entire family -- i got to meet the entire family. by the way, it's my birthday today and they sang -- [cheers and applause] pres. biden: i just want you to know it is difficult turning 60. [laughter] this entire family raised to these birds at their family farm in minnesota. steve, you' e grateful -- we are grateful to your entire family. god, they are big. see, i'm used to chickens in delaware. we have a $4 billion industry of chickens. chicken that big, man, i tell you i got to visit a family farm in minnesota where we talked about the pride of small-town communities, rural communities, t

in middle school, not everybody has a phone.ield as far as if you don't have a phone, i don't have a phone. like a uniform. everybody is the same. doesn't matter who haas the newest or the best or doesn't. >> martha: it's great. it's great. they're letting kids be kid. they're in middle school, can engage and talk to each other. do they seem more relaxed or happier? >> i don't think that they realize it, but i've talked to several students. they're really actually happy about it. sometimes they wish they could do it during their lunch. but when i pointed out to them, yeah, but now you have more friends. and sometimes when kids first come to middle school, they're nervous and making friends and things like that. now they're actually speaking to each other instead of being shy and staring at them. >> martha: this policy is a gift to these children. i'm glad that they are happy and more relaxed. great to have you with us. thanks very much. that's "the story" for today on november 6. the story goes on. i'll see you back here tomorro

growing up in san francisco i used to come and help my parents after school whether in middle school h school and throughout college. i went to san francisco state university. i did stay home and i helped my parents work throughout the summers to learn what it is that makes our community so special. after graduating i worked for an investment bank in hong kong for a few years before returning when my dad said he was retiring. he passed away a few years ago. after taking over the business we made this a little more accessible for visitors as well as residents of san francisco to visit. many of our teas were traditionally labeled only in chinese for the older generation. today of our tea drinkkers are quite young. it is easy to look on the website to view all of our products and fun to come in and look at the different varieties. they are able to explore what we source, premium teas from the providence and the delicious flavors. san francisco is a beautiful city to me as well as many of the residents and businesses here in chinatown. it is great for tourists to visit apsee how our commu

he was 14 years old, just barely out of middle school >> you feel like a complete failure, right we'reeating ourselves up over it all the time. >> reporter: his mother amy confessing she didn't even know what fentanyl was. >> that blindsided us. nobody was talking about fentanyl at the time >> reporter: her teenaged son thought he was taking oxycodone, but a toxicology report revealed that one fatal pill was laced with fentanyl. >> it was a life or death situation and i didn't realize that >> reporter: it has made its way to texas a sobering show and tell at a middle school. >> ready that's it. you just save add life >> reporter: in a cafeteria where kids eat lunch, parents learning to use narcan to potentially save their own child from fentanyl poisoning. >> it's incomprehensible >> reporter: santos here for her three kids and free narcan >> at first i was like, no, let's not have this, because it's going to give a gateway for these children to go ahead and say hey, there's something to save me. let's just try it anyway >> reporter: and now >> and now, we need it >> reporter: that's b

betty yu has both sides of that story. >> reporter: a handful of students at west lake middle school e candy from a classmate on monday that parents essay turned out to be chocolate shrooms. the oakland unified school district said most of the students who ate the candy only had a small portion , but one student ate enough of it to get sick. >> in my case, my daughter was drugged. because, she took something without the knowledge of what was in it . i feel like if a child is exposed to drugs, knowingly or unknowingly, they should call the parent immediately. >> reporter: britney said thankfully, her daughter didn't fall ill but she is disappointed she did not hear from the principal until two hours after staff members were notified. >> i was upset for one. was concerned. highly concerned. she does have allergies . she could have lost her mind and never come back from it. so, i had a lot of thoughts, and there was really no empathy. >> even if you don't know what is going on, i should be immediately notified that my underage daughters at school , high on something she did not know she

and i've been just just throwing me off the money for the user mostly in the middle school. but i do have novels and marshall can use a proposal for stuff, simplest. when we do see actually use my sons at all possible putting me into that will the will to add a port that will go to them. what do you think you want me to throw from freshly? it's almost 3 to is dealing with us. you let me ask them when you put your thumb cleaning next to the winston on partition it come. suddenly, i've not usually visited the deans, some of the images the looks you know, was soon as we start school in the spring recipient, the deal for us to business please feel free to to tell me to split it. no, the need to them. it's good. well, i'm almost below school shortly, but if we put the little proficient will produce a piece that will still let me know. i'll tell you where to show. we would have a few similar people living at the book of listening to this one and the precious. what about usa you before, and that's what all the personnel cook meaningful will. the partial will still comes up when she

police were sent to the mill valley middle school about 04:30pm, on monday for a person loitering on campus. according to police, the man darrell bland enter the girls bathroom. he was arrested and cited for trespassing later that night. police were contacted by concerned parents who said that the man exposed himself to the girls in the bathroom. bland was arrested on suspicion of trespassing, annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18 in an inhabited building. and he also faces more charges. francisco police are cracking down on the sale of illegal license plate covers, make it difficult for law enforcement to identify cars involved in sideshows and break-ins. >> the devices can hide a license plate number, using smoked war door, tinted covers others can automatically cover the plate using a remote control from inside the car. today city officials announced the city is sending a cease and desist to online retailer selling the devices. amazon, walmart, ebay and etsy will be asked to have to sail across the state. section. 52. 0, 1, makes it illegal to, quote, for divisive, sec

they have to go to the judge and the total does come out of middle school children. the also taken away from the parents under various pretext that we're looking into what i've done and show them what if it was still a good. so when you color have guide, then you have scope list of most beautiful for so, but as of june, the food use will with the government, you scan the, the solution we just returned from greece put, or i thought of you to the school, you call me as much cooler was coordinated for privately of uh do you have to log in with me? go to a go to them sliding that i definitely can use now put you down there. so question . so we need you to me cause always for gigi and you couldn't submit also associated with each of them each prose the valid if we're using those up a new cleaning. the charlotte? um yeah. i mean, yeah, some of the details specifically do things when she was that's totally well, but also on timber 3 was me selling children in ukraine. these anything but near you? sure. do you almost a 100 multiplying in business use my associate of what law

definitely scary times to be a middle school are learning i am. this is what it's being used okay. really scary. and just this week president biden signed an executive order on artificial intelligence and then added, quote, to realize the promise of ai and avoid the risk we need to govern this technology. no coming up. >> listen up, foodies, restaurants across the city are gearing up for a 14 day long details next. (female) i grew up in a home that didn't have running water. my shoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr. stanley's, talking about, you know, how you never really live your life until you actually give it away. he kinda gave me that push to get out there and really do something. ♪♪♪ >> happening today, dozens of restaurants and san francisco will be serving some special meals at a discount. it's a part of fall restaurant week. the foodie frenzy event has been extended for 2 weeks this fall. so people coming in for a pack can participate as well. people can support by ordering from a priced fix menu. that ranges from brunc

all right, students from washington elliot middle school.rs and applause] thank you very much! jill and i met them during the back-to-school visit. i am glad you remembered this. thank you. [laughs] i remember. and future farmers of america. [cheers and applause] leaders of four h councils, and leaders across the agriculture community. i just want you to know everyone here we are excited to have our honored guests with us, liberty and bell. [applause] thanks to the chairman of the national turkey federation. steve and your entire family. i got to meet the entire family. by the way, it's my birthday today. they actually sang happy birthday. [cheers and applause] i just want you to know that it's difficult turning 60. [laughter] difficult. [laughs] this entire family raised these birds on their family farm in minnesota. steve, we are grateful to your entire family. beautiful family. thank you. see i am used to chickens in delaware. we have a $4 billion industry in chickens. just a few weeks ago i visited another family farm in minnesota where

a man suspected of lewd behavior in a north bay middle school bathroom has been arrested. mill valley police were sent to the mill valley middle school around 04:30pm, in the afternoon on monday for a person who was loitering on campus. according to police, the man darrell bland and heard the girls restroom. he was arrested and cited for trespassing. but later that night police were contacted by concerned parents who said the man had exposed himself to girls in that bathroom. bland was facing is now facing charges of suspicion of trespassing as well as annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18 and uninhabited building along with other charges. another business is calling it quits in san francisco. 24 hour fitness on california street in the financial district. >> is now set to shut down on december. 29th. no word on why the gyms closing down. members are mean advice. they can join one of the chain's other locations in the city. company says if you have a membership, you can transfer it. san francisco supervisors have unanimously passed an ordinance to increase foot

the middle school now turned into a thanksgiving shelter. plus a mysterious illness among dogs. the tips to know if you're planning on boarding your pet over the holidays. and is it time for christmas? see how san jose is saying yes. yes. it is truly stunning. all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy. >> thanks, dan, watch tonight or i wash my beard for nothing. and what's godzilla like? is he a cool guy? do you guys enjoy. he's awesome. yeah he's hard to work with. >> never hits his mark. he doesn't seem to care. derailed. at least 16 cars jumped the tracks. most in sulfur, which releases sulfur dioxide and is forcing evacuations in two towns in rockcastle county. evacuees are being sent to local hotels and a nearby middle school is being used as an overnight shelter. not a very nice way to spend thanksgiving. i just cooked everything. >> it's like we're having thanksgiving tomorrow. guess we're not. but it was just really scary because we don't know how long this is. this could be ton

now rushes, a pharmacy was quick to a middle school. so if the wizard dimension has provoked a lot of questions, let's address them one by one. the 1st question is, the minister statement means that israel is admitting to possession with the weapons. and the 2nd question is, why have international organizations remain silent under say, shift where they, i mean, so this money base political allies to, we spoke to believe the israel has power levels of colonialism in africa and must be addressed by the international criminal court. this is the is additional part of the of the go. why? because you're not to go. we have been unable to leave for the day. so now the, the either of the staff with eagle eye freedom 5, this body is called on the international criminal court. the i c c, to issue an arrest warrant for ben. you mean? no, he said, you know, sides intended to not expired. i see my, you, i why the i did submit or not why do is what to do as more done was done the what method. now we have gone to the people for this time. so how justif

over the north bay, a man suspected of looting behaviors in a mill valley middle school bathroom has been arrested. so no valley police. they were sent to a no valley middle school around 4.30, on monday for a person loitering on campus. according to police, a man into that girls restroom spoke with students in there. officers found that person and he was arrested and cited for trespassing later on that night. police were contacted by concerned parents. he said that that man allegedly exposed himself to those girls in the bathroom. darrelle bland was arrested on suspicion of trespassing, annoying or molesting a child under the age of 18 in an inhabited building and more charges. how the west bound 5, 80 lanes in alameda county reopened after 2 brush fires shut him down for 3 hours last night. crews say they contain that fire. just started just before 8. they say one of them was east of eden canyon and callum ayers road. now the other was by san ramon road foothill road in dublin. the fires just under 2 acres. crews say the cause of the fires are now being investigated. happening toda

in sf is not working. >> he launched a math focus group to see what reimplementing algebra in middle school could look like. rex ridgway is part of that group whose granddaughter did not have the option. >> they either doubled up like i did with my granddaughter or they left the school system. >> the school district will have a meeting tomorrow night where board members will hear an update on where the district stands, on how it wants to teach math the next school year. in san francisco, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. a new information about a us military helicopter crash in the eastern mediterranean. >> what we're learning about the five people killed, including one from sacramento. >> plus israeli forces move closer into northern gaza as fighting ramps up along the border with lebanon. i'm trey yingst along the israel-gaza border kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power insid

betty yu now with both sides of the story. >> reporter: a handful of students at west lake middle schoolat parents say turned out to be chocolate mushrooms. the oakland unified school district said most of the students who ate the candy only had a small portion but one student ate enough of it to get sick. >> in my case, my daughter was drugged. because she took something without the knowledge of what was in it. i feel like if a child is exposed to drugs, whether knowingly or unknowingly, they should call the parent immediately. >> reporter: brittany said thankfully her daughter didn't fall ill but she's disappointed she didn't hear from the principal until about two hours after staff members were notified. >> i was upset for one and highly k . because she does have allergies. she could have lost her mind and never came back from it. i had a lot of thoughts and there was really no empathy. >> even if you don't know what's going on i should be immediately notified my underage daughter is at school high off something that she didn't know she was taking. >> reporter: veronica who didn't to

the middle school now turned into a thanksgiving shelter. plus a mysterious illness among dogs.s to know if you're planning on boarding your pet over the holidays. and is it time for christmas? see how san jose is saying yes. yes. it is truly stunning. all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy. >> thanks, dan, watch tonight or i wash my beard for nothing. and what's godzilla like? is he a cool guy? do you guys enjoy. he's awesome. yeah he's hard to work with. >> never hits his mark. he >> never hits his mark. he doesn't seem to care did you know most dish soaps don't remove all the grease, even with scrubbing? whaaat? i just cleaned those. try dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and food residue. that's why dawn is trusted to save wildlife affected by oil. dawn platinum cleans to the squeak. [sneeze] dude you coming? ♪ alka-seltzer plus powermax gels cold & flu relief with more concentrated power because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz winter warrior

actually for my african-american middle school son? when at denman he so when he started at denman well actually when my older daughter was at denman, it was a late start. school students weren't let in early students would wait outside. but by the time my younger son got to denman, he was actually excited to get to school early. i finally found out that the reason behind that was they opened the basketball court early in the morning and let all the kids come out and play on the yard and so that was one of his best times to go hang out with his buddies. was before school shooting hoops. and it was a great way to make sure that the kids were there on time as well. so. that i think, goes very much to the sense of belonging, giving kids activity that they want before school is a great way to ensure they're there. so i don't know if i can lead into my questions now or if you want me to wait. commissioner, president bogus. let's have you wait a moment and let's have commissioner lamb jump in and we'll come right back to you. commissioner fis

betty yu now with both sides of the story. >> reporter: a handful of students at west lake middle school ate candy from a classmate last monday that parents say turned out to be chocolate 'shrooms. the oakland unified school district said most of the students who ate the candy only had a small portion, but one student ate enough of it to get sick. >> in my case, my daughter was drugged. because she took something without the knowledge of what was in it. i feel like if a child is exposed to drugs, whether knowingly or unknowingly, they should call the parent immediately. >> reporter: brittany said thankfully her daughter didn't fall ill, but she's disappointed she didn't hear from the principal until about two hours after staff members were notified. >> i was upset for one and i was concerned, highly concerned, because she does have allergies. she could have lost her mind and never came back from it. i had a lot of thoughts and there was really no empathy. >> even if you don't know what's going on, i should be immediately notified my underage daughter is at school high off something that

r in middle school. >> on your who else was on your binder in middle school? think eminem was on there, which is a weird one. i think justin timberlake maybe as well, because i had a wonderful woman just likimbere rock with a binder full of men. it's all good. charlie. congrats. thank you. >> i hope those california farmers were watching because those guys gave me a reall wy hard time about talking about california agriculture out there. i delivered california. you're welcome. and i can still see will cain out of the corner on myd stil and moaning about the end of that gamel . >> what a sore loser. that's what happens when whu play water polo. >> that's two texts. >> alan from mesquite, nevada waters is a hugerom esca hit inr house. you should do a segment with the top ten windows at the end of the we should sponsor waters window. >> you know ajax what'swe sho the thing that you clean with? i haven't cleaned in a long . me >> windex, of course. eunice michelle from miami, florida. those processors in gillibrand's office are going to be hunted down and jailed f

the middle school stand without distortion when they might record and finish the game. toyota, how much more? how to have a sense of data. the sort of getting a sam quit is included somebody, they've been in the field and will say, i have them, i know put them in or they may notice i'm setting up a little bit at the city. and so what's the point of the exchange of montana? it's given me in the conflict. so when i get uh, pulling up a simple sampling with the will see the little people political only show 6, let me know. yeah, i think it's on the phone. i'm not in the video instead of it was confirmed on the acadia and some of those that are sort of us to the and that means that i think the, the name was the rest of it. a go to the se while ending. i'm thinking yeah, yeah, it shows me your initial or more so then i noticed forget there's any sort of a video and we'll have a tool which is to make a lot of all over check, but it's going to be an image though. but i mean, if she was ending on getting almost that other safety investment as shown us, it's heavy and what's goi

, but it was that point of view, the right point of view and maybe our elementary schools and middle schools and high schools where you've learned a rather different story about this are wrong. what's wrong here. yeah, well, i never once said it was very honestly biased towards british. there was no explore blaming the colonial motive england outside of that one part where you said that like someone who fought on side of the colonists during civil war, that's awesome. but that was really hadn't yet flipped into my british persona yet at moment. but yeah so it's not giving the justification. did you have something of it? no, no. and yeah, i was kind of going to say that in high school, i've never this point here is that true? yeah, they no reason for doing anything. the boston tea party looks like a school that we did it. i actually don't think i knew why i was in the boston. it's a party know it was it was lovely. no that's not the way that it was taught i'm sure but nevertheless is a perspective that we don't tend to get a until you get to college until start like on that first day flipping

there is also a del harris in middle school and press would elementary school. they've been placed on lockdown because of how close they are to the school's the 2 schools that have been placed on lockdown, which is sonoma valley, high school and creekside high school. but the 2 schools, the other, the middle school and elementary school are not considered to be under any threat. that's according to the sheriff's office there just lockdown as a precaution. kron 4 subject all is outside the area right now and joins us on the phone with the latest here. fully be joined us at the top of the hour or 2 of the school still lockdown. and if you learn any information as to why this has happened today. >> unclear as to what threat was, but you'll hear the know my valley high school in creekside. i has let the sheriff's office monitoring even walking out of their classrooms an off campus at time. parents are reuniting with their kids and other is leap, for the parent. but student, they are walking out being very calm. they've been on lockdown for several hours at point. an

so the administrators of the middle school were notified on march 14th that this student had a knifetified them that the student had a knife on campus. the administrators did nothing despite their policies and procedures that they are required to investigate. they didn't do any investigation. they didn't check the student. and they didn't notify the parents of middle school students that the police officer had notified them of a child being on campus with a knife. and then the next day, they are again notified that the same student has a knife on campus and again do nothing. as a result, ashley's daughter is stabbed at least 14 times. >> john: this happened in henry county, georgia. i used to live in atlanta so quite familiar with it. the superintendent of schools said. listen here. >> as your superintendent, i accept the responsibility for creating systems that insure students learn at high levels and that students have opportunities to succeed. my first and most significant responsibility is to insure a safe school for every one of our nearly 44,000 students. >> john: she says her

new from the abc7 news i-team drinking water contaminated treated at a san mateo county middle school and high school. >> i mean it's disgusting. it's like yellow brown. >> no one wants to have a child actually ingest eating those nitrates that are used to kill pests. >> they deserve better than what they're getting. >> a decades old problem resurfaces in a science classroom. now the proposed solution and is drawing even more questions tonight. i-team reporter stephanie sierra is tracking this and she dug into the problem. she's here with us. yeah, it's a big problem. >> the drinking water at pescadero, middle and high school is contaminated with nitrate, a fertilizer chemical that's been plaguing the school and surrounding area for decades. tonight we have new data from the state exposing how this problem stands out across the bay area. you can't taste it, smell it, or even see it in the water. but according to the epa, consuming too much can reduce the ability of blood to carry oxygen, which can turn your skin blue. cause cancer and in some cases even be deadly. >> it's horrible loo

well, adele harrison, middle school and crestwood elementary. o on town because of their proximity to that high school. no injuries were reported in this. >> 6.35. right now and excitement or fear is building depending on if era have a business is going to get an apec boom or you're going to get in a packed movement. wrap things at one time it out to those thousands of visitors. >> showcase with historic district has to offer dan thorn takes a look at what the business owners have to say about it. >> shops and restaurants along grand avenue in chinatown are getting ready for a big week. pack global trade summit is expected to bring thousands to the neighborhood for small businesses. >> we're looking forward to this influx of this steven lee owns 3 businesses in chinatown, including one of the city's oldest restaurants. sam wo lee says chinatown has been activated because of a pack. >> he also says the summit is an opportunity to showcase to international visitors. what chinatown really has to offer because we're getting a lot of bad press. we're

>> middle school i think eminem was on there. which is a weird one.l good. try the congrats. >> thank you. >> i hope those california farmers were watching. those guys can be a really hard time about talking about california agriculture out there. i delivered california. you're welcome. i could still see will cain out of the corner, pitching and moaning at the end of the game. what a sore loser. that's what happens when you play water polo. let's do texts. >> allen from escapement data. borders window is a huge hit. you should do a segment of the top 10 windows at the end of the year. we should sponsor waters window. you know, ajax, what to think that you claim with? i haven't cleaned a long time. >> windex.>> of course she does. michelle from miami florida. those protesters angela brown's office are going to be hunted down. absolutely, one of them is in solitary confinement.>> atoms to receive come back pay. alexis mcadams was an amazing man on the street walk and talk right there. almost as good as ducey's was. we love you guys. >> most as good as y

they're in middle school, can engage and talk to each other. do they seem more relaxed or happier? >> i don't think that they realize it, but i've talked to several students. they're really actually happy about it. sometimes they wish they could do it during their lunch. but when i pointed out to them, yeah, but now you have more friends. and sometimes when kids first come to middle school, they're nervous and making friends and things like that. now they're actually speaking to each other instead of being shy and staring at them. >> martha: this policy is a gift to these children. i'm glad that they are happy and more relaxed. great to have you with us. thanks very much. that's "the story" for today on november 6. the story goes on. i'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great evening. >> you can hear that gun fire in the distance. the israelis are trying to engage anyone that tries to ambush their forces. the battle is street by street. it's urban gorilla warfare. >> neil: one month in, israel says they have gaza city surrounded and preparing to move in. the white house trying t

. >> reporter: a handful of students at west lake middle school eight candy from a classmate last monday that parents say turned out to be chocolate shrooms. the oakland unified school district said most of the students who ate the candy only had a small portion but one student ate enough of it to get sick. >> in my case, my daughter was drugged. she took something without the knowledge of what was in it. i feel like, if a child is exposed to drugs, whether knowingly or unknowingly, they should call a parent immediately. >> reporter: brittney said thankfully her daughter did not fall ill but she is disappointed she did not hear from the principal until about two hours after staff members were notified. >> i was upset, for one. i was concerned, highly concerned. she does have allergies. she could have lost her mind and never came back from it so i had a lot of thoughts and there was really no empathy. >> even if you don't know what is going on, i should be immediately notified that my underage daughter is at school high on something that she did not show -- nonno she was taking. >> report

(inspirational music) >> dana: the mother of a georgia middle school student is suing her daughter'sthe little girl with more than a dozen stab wounds and lacerations. the mother says the school failed to protect her daughter from another student despite receiving a warning a day before the attack. senior -- we don't have -- we don't have our senior again at the moment. he has a report on this. so we're going to work on that and see if we can do it does get that. it is a terrible situation. >> bill: wow. >> dana: steve is good. >> reporter: this happened back in march at the middle school just outside of atlanta. eighth grade girl was walking to the gym. the attacker had a knife inside of a ring and she slashed and stabbed her at least 14 times in the neck, in the chest, and in the back. the mother says her daughter was covered in blood. >> [indistinct] safe when they are at school and my child was attacked. because they were not able to do what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: the lawsuit is for $3 million. it is the school resource officer actually warns, administers the atta