schools like phoenicia valley which buses and students from underserved neighborhoods in san rafael reopen for in-person learning in the fall. >> 40,000 students have been attending school there, 5000 teachers and almost no cases of transmission. >> we are sending the kids to schools and daycare's and they are doing fine because the schools are taking great measures to keep them all safe.>> the superintendent also says that education system is not billed for distance learning in some districts can reopen safely. >> we do have examples of school districts that have done exceptional work, i mentioned marin county, for example. had in person instruction and found ways to serve students in special education. >> of the more than 10,000 public schools in california, some 1700 have reopen for in- person learning. data and studies from the cdc show that transmission from student to student is not common.>> all the parents opted for distance learning and in considering the health of the teachers, we did not want to risk them. >> any students and teachers are in school safely, and being well support

waller lived in phoenicia and works for 25 years.keley as a safety specialist. >>> california's unemployment rate is down from the 9% in october to about 8% in november. that only counts californians still looking for work. >>> holiday shopping is in full swing tomorrow could be retails busiest day yet. national retail federation estimates that more than 150 million americans plan to shop this saturday alone. that is more than 148 million that shopped on the same day last year. large retailers are encouraging shoppers to take advantage of curbside pickup services. >>> we were talking about rain on the way. any chance we might see rain in the future? >> about a week from now. is going to be a while. you get through the whole holiday next week and you have to think about rain, but i the end of the seven day we will talk about it again. this is the view from the type the top of the sales force tower. 45 degrees right now. look at the 37 in santa rosa. these numbers are a couple degrees lower now. last night got cold. tomorrow morning we

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