man on for anthony rendon. 0-2 count. rendon takes pateep to the seats. that's a two-run shot. rendon's 17th of the season. nats a 4-3 lea late. bottom of the ninth, greg holland to close this one t. gets jorge to fly out to center. watch closely. is there to make the catch. he leads to third. the pinch running pitcher safe at third. wait a minute, velasquez looks like he left before taylor made the catch. can't do that. he's ruled t. nats win on a wild one, 5-4 the final. alt. to football. the redskins getting ready for preseason in baltimore against the ravins. startersren't expected to see much action. wide receiver paul richardson should be able to watch the redskins old numberten. remember that is inobert griffin iii wearing number 10 had the a world on string but injuenes, inconsicies led to a ticket out of town. now theg third str quarterback griffin is thankful for another opportunity. >> i think've earned their respect but how i'veut come o and worked every single da whether i get no preparation for the game andy have to plast of the game. they've respected that. when

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the wildfires. we'll keep you updated both on air and online. >>> and new tonight the nia wil at an oakland fire station. we spoke with a law firm representing wilson's fa the attorney says the suit will claim that wilson's killing was both forseable and preventable. the family is planning a funeral for nia wilson on friday. >>> in mountain view a woman says she was the victim of racial profiling at a safeway store and now says she's considering legal action. azenith smith says that store employees called police on her because they thought she may have been shoplifting although the woman told us she actually never got out of her car. >> reporter: on july 8th a store employee suspected her of stealing. >> i see an employee run outside of safeway and he's like looking at me very strangely. like i did something wrong. >> reporter: it turns out that employees called mountain view police saying martin fit the description of a womawas embarr i was just telling them, i didn't steal anything, i didn't do an

as ktvu's cristina rendon reports, they voted to hang up their helmets. >> reporter: the junior varsity team is prepping for friday night's game. >> the school has a great history of football. we won championships for years and years and years. >> reporter: but the greyhounds varsity football team is calling an audible on the remainder of the season, choosing to quit the rest of their games. >> i'm disappointed. what it brings to the school means a lot. i was the captain of my high school football team. i loved football. so i hate to see what's happened and it's disappointing for the whole community. >> reporter: athletic director dave stein says the varsity team started the season with low numbers, a total of 18 players. then five players quit after the first two games, following blow-out losses at 41-0 and 61-0. >> had a team meeting. i wanted to find out who was committed. we wanted to keep the program going but not enough kids after a blind vote voted to keep things going. >> reporter: it was a 7-6 vote to disband the team. >> they were really disappointed. it's their last year. sop

. >> ktvu christina rendon has been there with parents and students and live with the latest, christina. >> reporter: it was a scary ordeal for safe, students and parents, some parents tell me they heard reports a gun may have discharged. police would not con firm that but they do say that they did find a gun and detained a few students. >> there are three subjects who are in custody. related to this incident and there was also a firearm recovered from the scene. now we have one individual who sustained non-life threatening injuries and we are still working to determine the reason for that injuries, it's not automatically assuming it's related to the firearms. >> reporter: our cameras captured two of the three students who were being escorted out of the school by police around 1:00 this afternoon. san francisco police first swarmed this area around 11:30 this morning following reports of an incident on campus. we know that was because of a report of a gun on campus. and these schools in the surrounding area and balboa high school itself went immediately into lockdown, can you see video

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> apple is the world's first publicly traded company to be valued at $1 trillion. apple shares were up 3% today to a high of $207 pushing the value to $1 trillion. since the iphone went on sale in 2007 shares sored by -- soared by 1,000% and up 22% this year. the stock indexes were mixed. dow fell 7 points and nasdaq gained 95. s&p closed up 13 points. >>> stunning results from researchers. they looked at youth crime in one city and found a thirty- third of offenders -- a third . >> the giants back in action in the arizona desert hoping to gain ground in the standings. the big hit that broke the game open. >> comments about the media at the white house today. >> you did not say that the press is not the enemy of the people. . >>> there was a press briefing at the white house today as white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders refused to say the media is not the enemy of the people. the president used the term fake news and called the media the enemy of the people. today cnn reporter pressed her on the question. >> you read off a list of your

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> images from space so the magnitude of the fires. this is what the plumes looks like from 250 miles above earth. these images were taken by astronauts on the international space station. one of them tweeted the photos with a message that said, stay safe, my friends. >>> at 6:45, more coverage of the california fires. we will look w this year compares 2 years past. you will also find updates at ktvu.com. >>> the san francisco coroner identified the man shot to death on the bay bridge as 31- year-old darryl stinnette. he was a concert promoter from mesquite, texas and put on an event at a club in san francisco sunday night, just before he was shot as he drove on the lower deck of the bay bridge early yesterday morning. his mother described him as sweet, humble, and kind. his father tells ktvu he was engaged to be married and had two sons, a 10-year-old and a newborn. >> he was definitely a great father for his kids. he was a hard-working person. he don't deserve to leave in the way that he left. he is an outstanding kid and every fathe

cristiano ronaldocristina rendon reports. >> reporter: this isn't a decision made by the players themselves and the ones that did want to play weren't nearly enough to fill up a at healdsburg high school, the junior varsity team is prepping for friday night's game. >> the school has a great history of football. we won many championships. >> reporter: but the varsity football is calling an audible on the remainder of season quitting the games. >> i'm disappointed. it means a lot. i told you i was the captain of the high school football team. i love football. so i hate to see what's happened and it's a disappointment for the whole community. >> reporter: the athletic director says the varsity team started this season with low numbers a total of 18 players. then five players quit after the first few games following out blowout losses. >> had a team meeting and i wanted to find out who was committed. nted to keep the program going but not enough kids after a blind vote voted to keep things going. >> reporter: it was a 7-6 vote to disband the team. >> got some hurt feelings, some seniors who are

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in san mateo, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new york tired of traffic passes new restrictions on ride shares. >> and the city of new york wants to pass a law banning a number of ride share companies on the road and cab drivers here in san francisco say they're driving in the right direction. >> also tesla under fire over that bombshell tweet by ceo elon musk, what the sec wants to know. >> and the catch immortalized, how the 49ers pay tribute to the late dwight clark with a larger than life statue. >> captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini sleep world. >>> new york city wants to slow down the rapid growth of ride sharing company in the u.s. >> the city decided to freeze new licenses for one year claiming there are too many ride shares on the road. ktvu's rob malcomb is in san francisco where he's been talking to drivers about the possibility of a similar push here. >> reporter: this is a big blow to the ride share giants like uber and lyft and this may be a test for the rest of the country and cab drivers here hope it happens in san francisco. >> i don't ag

cristina rendon live for us in hayward. thank you, cristina. >>> to hawaii now where hurricane lane has slowed down giving the category 2 storm more time to unleash more rain. there is severe flooding in the islands and late word that some evacuees were forced from a shelter because of a nearby brush fire. adam housley reports from maui. >>> reporter: lane may weaken as it approaches, but it's expected to maintain hurricane strength as it approaches the islands. >> hurricane lane decreasing in strength but not in danger. the storm still posing a huge threat to residents as torrential rains continue to fall on the big island triggering massive flooding in many areas. the excessive rainfall combined with the storm's slow- moving pace seemed to be posing the biggest concern. >> hawaii counties received in some cases some reports of two feet of rain already. and unfortunately, there's more to come. >> just socked. never have i seen it like this in 43 years. we used to be in the park with kids and now it's a raging river. >> rep

cristina rendon in san francisco, thank you. >>> the highway patrol tonight continues to comb through surveillance footage in hopes of finding a suspect vehicle in a freeway shooting early this morning. it happened on northbound 680 around 3 a.m. now, a man told investigators that he was driving on the freeway when another car passed him and started shooting out of no where. the driver was hit in the back and the car was struck several times but a female passenger right there in the front seat was not hurt. the driver says he has no idea why someone would start shooting at him. the man who was shot is expected to be okay. >>> developing news in contra costa county, where six people were hurt in a multi-vehicle crash on vasco road. this crash was reported about 3:00 in byron. three cars were involved and one flipped over. the highway patrol says two people had major injuries. two people had moderate injuries. and two others had minor injuries. here's a map of where that happened on vasco road south of camino diablo. vasco road was shut down in both directions but about 20 minutes ago,

ktvu's cristina rendon talked to employees of pacific union real estate today in danville.e three of the victims worked. she tells us tonight how they are being remembered. >> reporter: at pacific union in danville, colleagues and friends are grieving the loss of nasim ghanadan at alamo, floria hakimi of danville, and lara shepherd. the thd into the parking lot of a staples store. lara shepherd's husband scott was the pilot. floria hakimi son was on board, too. all five were killed. >> across all organizations, people are demonstrated. >> reporter: brian moggan with pacific unions as the group met monday morning to talk and share stories of the three realtors. floria hakimi had been with the company for more than 25 years. a successful agent to a spiritual and active in her community. >> she dedicated her life to be in the service of others. she would teach us how to be in the moment. how to center. she was a remarkable human being. >> reporter: nasim ghanadan's family says she was full of life. aside from real estate, she loved to dance and was teaching kids to read and wr

. >> ktvu's cristina rendon tells us dozens of organizations that initially supported bail reform are opposing the final version of the bill that's waiting for the governor's signature. >> reporter: the doors opening on bail reform, s.b.10 quickly passed by the assembly and nature this week and now sits on the governor's desk. the bill was co-authored by bay area assembly man rob banta. >> this bill releases those who can safely be released. it has appropriate detentions. >> reporter: the bill would eliminate the current bail system and replace it with a system called preventive detention with each county coming up with its own risk assessment of defendants. the idea was to reform a bail system that discriminates against poor people, but san francisco public defender jeff adachi said this is worse because it means judges would have more power to decide who should stay locked up even on a misdemeanor until that person's trial is over. >> we think that this new law is going to result in more people being in jail rather than less. bail reform was about decreasing the number of people hel

ktvu's cristina rendon is in berkeley tonight with the spare the air alert that will go into effect tomorrow. >> reporter: take a look at this. right behind us, you can see a layer of fog across the san francisco skyline. pretty typical. above that, there is a gap and larger layer of smoke and haze. all of that, the effect from the fires in mendocino county. we know there is an air alert wednesday for the east bay and south bay. this isn't your typical picture- perfect view from grizzly peak in berkeley. smoke from the fires in mendocino county is creating a veil of haze and fog and parts of the bay area, from walnut creek to san jose. ricardo lopez says smoke from the past few days has made it slightly harder to breathe during his daily jog. >> it has been much more hazy. in the early morning, you have an orangey blight. you can smell the smoke down here. >> reporter: wednesday maybe worse. the potential mix of smoke and smog is prompting a spare the air alert for the east and south bays. >> temperatures starting to get hot in livermore, toward walnut creek and san jose. those are the areas

ktvu's cristina rendon joins us now in danville pacific union where the women worked.s are absolutely devastated tonight. >> reporter: they are, julie. employees at pacific union just in disbelief over the loss of these three women. we understand that the staff gathered this morning to cry together, share stories of these three women. and we learned that they were on their way to a real estate conference in southern california. they actually invited a couple of other colleagues to join them on their trip, but for various reasons, those coworkers decided not to go. at pacific union in danville, colleagues and friends are grieving the loss of nasim ghanadan of alamo, floria hakimi of alamo, and lara shepherd. the three were aboard a cessna plane that crashed in the parking lot of a staples store in santa ana sunday afternoon. lara shepherd's husband was the pilot. floria hakimi's son was aboard, too. all were killed. brian moggan with pacific union says the office met monday morning to share stories and memories of the three realtors. floria hakimi had been with the comp

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rendon davis was recently arrested and charged withsan mateo county. >> this lawsuit seeks to give a voice to all the women in california who were sexually assaulted at a massage envy. >> attorneys are asking for other victims to come forward and join their civil suit. the company said, it will not comment on current litigation that the safety of its customers remains a top priority. >>> new tonight, the family of a 19-year-old man killed by a suspected drunk driver is speaking out. they are heartbroken and searching for answers after learning that the suspect already had three previous dui convictions. amberley talked with the young man's parents in antioch. >> reporter: frank, the family tells me they are devastated by their loss. this crash was preventable. they say they wanted to share their story to remind people that drinking and driving have consequences. their son's life was stolen from them. >> he was such a good imagine w is going e now that he is not here anymore. i am still in disbelief. >> reporter: sabrina benson abbott, with her husband by her side, described her son a

cristina rendon tells us how the victims are being remembered.>> reporter: at pacific union in danville, colleagues and friends are mourning the loss of colleagues. scott shepherd was the pilot. >> across the organization people are devastated. >> reporter: the office met monday morning to share stories of the three realtors. floria hakimi had been with the company more than 28 years. she was spiritual and active in her community. >> she dedicated her life to be in the service of others. she would teach us how to be in the moment. she is a remarkable human being.>> reporter: nasim ghanadan 's family telis she was full of life. she was teaching kids to read and write farsi. she always wanted to open a school for girls in the middle east. she leaves behiher parents anwalk in the room and it would light up the room. her clients loved her.>> reporter: lara shepherd was relatively new to the company. >> she had a love for this like nobody i had ever seen. she was doing really well. she had a very bright future in front of her in real estate.>> reporter: the women were headed to a real estate

cristina rendon spoke with school administrators about the players decision to disband. >> reporter: at hillsboro high school the junior varsity team is prepping for friday nights game. >> the school has a great history of a football. we have one championships for years. >> reporter: the greyhounds varsity football team is calling an audible on the remainder of the season, choosing to quit the rest of their games >> i'm disappointed. fray lot. i was the captain of my high school football team. i love football. i hate to see what has happened and is a disappointment for the whole community. d this season with low ic numbers, a total of 18 players. five players quit after the first two games following blowout losses of 41 - 0 and 61 - 0. >> we had a team meeting and it wanted to find out who was committed to keep the program going. not enough kids after a blind vote voted to keep the things going. >> reporter: it was a 7 - 6 vote to disband the team. >> some seniors were really disappointed because it's there last year and some sophomores are really excited but didn't get pulled up to

. >> reporter: in oakland christina rendon fox 2 news. >>> an increasing number of police -- people agencies are arming themselves with an emergency treatment for an opioid overdose -- the drug narcan saves lives by ritter -- reversing the effects of opioids on the central murder -- central nervous and respiratory systems. back in june a deputy was exposed to any legal -- a lethal amount of fentanyl but he was revived and saved with narcan. >> we obviously had a very personal incident that saved the life of our deputy, and for that we are thankful that we were ahead of that curve and saw this trend. >> less than a year ago the sheriffs department invested $10,000 to keep the drug on hand. it also recently saved the life of popstar demi lovato when she overdosed on opioids. narcan is available for sale at many pharmacies. >>> some of the biggest names in music are coming to san francisco for the festival known as outside lands -- among the performers are janet jackson, the weeknd and -- beck and florence and the machine. people will have to put up with crowded public transit for the next few

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until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking with some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen rendon playing the song but all. use. is holding its own groove. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first among men to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called the bell boy and then they started calling me the bell person because i was a female so when i would go underground everybody would be kind of gathered to see this one. when coming out of the mines you know and then i remember my face will be all black with the cold since i was a little bit vain so i would have a handkerchief and i would wipe my face off before i would come outside so it would be all clean. so that it but the guys would always be looking for me to come out because it was just so amazing i guess to them to see a woman working in the mines bolding for it's all true.

cutter amir's visit to turkey wasn't the rendon working visit it was right in the midst of the crisis of political tensions between the united states and turkey and it was also the time when the turkish lira was losing value so it was important that he pleasure just fifteen billion worth of foreign direct investment package for now we don't know that it is of this investment package but it was a sign for both turkish domestic markets and international markets that a huge fund qatar has confidence in the turkish markets of course qatar has some more investments in turkey at least worth twenty billion dollars of investments in from media to entertainment construction infrastructure all into turkey and qatar has a strong economic corporation and almost two years ago coup n b qatar national bank acquired one of the biggest banks of turkey finance bank and the bank actually is planning to expand in the next couple of years more and it is one it is the biggest third loan lender in turkey so qatar already is a very important investor in turkey even planning to expand more. let's take a step

i think it really helps inform archaeologists of sites like rendon. to really help inform us at monticello. and across the south and crossed the east coast. i think it is important to document the spaces, for sure. >> so, this is the equipment that i used from tremble. this collects gps coordinates of a building. i have already -- the building. and i created a digital survey form, a survey form that has the information. and i could fill it out, and it links to that gps coordinates. when i map these points where the buildings are, if you go from that point, all the information that was put in comes from that point. >> this just started as part of my masters thesis project, when i went -- i am a licensed architect. i went back to school to get my degree, my masters degree in presentation, otis preservation having real-world practice. i realized i wanted to do, the type of architecture i want to do with historic preservation. i went back to school and got my masters degree. when i was in school, my masters thesis, i started doing research, with the histo

in danville, cristina rendon own , fox 2 news. >>> new sanctions are imposed on iran.>>> in washingtonu what the sanction started and ion at a bay area airport took a look at the technology meant to keep travelers safe. >>> steph curry taking time off the court to get back to bay area kids. details on the new education lab he helped create . >>> the united states says it is going to impose maximum economic pressure on iran after withdrawing from a landmark nuclear agreement. >> ray bogan is live in washington, d.c. were the dishes and has gone into effect. >> those sanctions went into effect one hour and 31 minutes ago. the target around's trading gold and other precious metals. the secretary of state mike pompeo says they are designed to crippled the iranian economy. while there is harsh rhetoric, both countryfor talks. none are scheduled. >> in my opinion, what americans are seeking in the psychological warfare is to make iranians hesitant in elections in the coming months. >> this is the right way to change iranian behavior and hopefully get a broader deal without ever having to use

. >> christina rendon has more with the reasons and push back. >> reporter: the trump administration wants to ease requirement that is cars be more fuel efficient and less polluting. the epa is proposing to fuel the limits at 2020 levels. it would eliminate obama era rules to keep toughening fuel requirements through 2026. one say that is' bad news for everybody. >> they're really taking us backwards by freezeing the standards and not allowing the cars to get cleaner and less expensive. >> reporter: the proposal argues that weakening emission standards is needed because the regulations are no longer appropriate and reasonable. the administration says less fuel efficient cars would be cheaper and safer and would eliminate the highway deaths by one thousand a year. >> this will help safety contradicts the research. are one congressman calls the proposal outrageous. he says the as menstruation's attempt to set their own standards can't be touched. >> it's illegal because this is changing an act of congress signed by president nixon. the administration can't change the law that's been si

he was cruising with a little help from his friends like rendon crawford. great stop.tton goes eight innings, five hits and no runs. he picks up his team-high ninth when -- ninth win. we are less than two weeks out from the start of the nfl season and still, no sign of the raiders khalil mack ending his holdout. now, there are reports that the raiders are willing to listen, at least listen to trade offers for the defensive player of the year. if the raiders don't give mac a new contract or trade him and he remains a holdout, once the season starts, he will lose $814,000 which is a game check for every single game he misses. john gruden still says no answers. >> i don't want to put a timetable on it. process. it has grueling for both parties and fans. and for me personally. we are hoping we can get him in here. c khalil mack wants to get -- >> khalil mack wants to get paid. odell beckham jr. has been made the highest-paid running back. he has $65 million guaranteed. >> yes! money! money! >> $19 million per year and one very honest reaction out of o'dell beckham. manager

another hurt after a gun somehow discharged inside a classroom at balboa high from ktvu's cristina rendon. she is live now at the school after speaking with students and parents. there was a real sense of panic today. >>> reporter: it was scary for a lot of people especially the parents who immediately thought that this could be a school shooting as those rumors started to fly that there was a gun that had discharged on campus, but tonight all is clear and students are safe. cell phone video showed students in the corner of a classroom at balboa high school during a campus lockdown thursday. there was every there was no drill. -- this was no drill. police swarmed the area following reports of a gun on campus. >> it was third period and we had supposedly heard that it was a gunshot in the basement. >> reporter: students shederred in place as doors were locked and lights -- students sheltered in place as doors were locked and lights turned off. >> there were quite a few people crying. i saw some people trying to comfort their friends. >> reporter: parents rushed to the school waiting on wor

. >> rendon was so far off the rails i keep expecting him to show up on cnn or cnbc dressed like an antifa need to differentiate between revoking a clearance or active information. it can be reinstated without another background investigation. losing access means we don't need you to be looking at information because we don't need your help on this. that is more likely to be the case in some of these people that trump is talking about pulling their clearances from. in brennan's case they should be revoked because he shown himself to be unstable. so there is two different levels of this and the president is handling this properly in the outline reasons for brennan's revocation that were not just political in nature. they were due to his actions undermining the administration. charles: we are going to get to a slippery slope. i've seen at least a dozen names of potential folks who could be out next. is there some point you become concerned or are there some names out there floating around that you think should not be touched despite the fact they are very vocal opponents of president trump?

cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm, is next. >>> the trump administration has pursued what i believe is a deeply immoral and haphazard -- policy. >>> the heated hearing today on capitol hill. >>> plus, controversy over a question over citizensthe 2020 a new push to have that question removed. >>> and, as chris that'll the ferguson fire, summer camps are being forced to shut down early. stay with us, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 pm is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. >>> now to the top story, thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in lake county, and they hope cooler weather will help cal- fire battle the river and ranch fires. come on, the mendocino complex has consumed nearly 75,000 acres. the ranch fire is burning near highway 20, northeast of ukiah, it is 10% contained tonight. and, the river fire is burning east of hopland

away from making it to the little ague world series a they got a sendoff from nationa player anthony rendon and a few of his teammates. the first same is thisday at 10:00 a.m. we'll wait to see what happens. we wish them luck. >> they will be great. >> you know it. >>> aal consumeert. why the makers of a popular brand of almond milk are telling their product. >> and nasa's excitement over a new team of >>>e've got temperatures out there in the 70s and 80s and alsoreas of heavy rain as well. we'll continue to see areas of heavy rain throughout the evening and even thughout tonight. flash flood watch in effect. we'll talk about the timing of this rainup coming >>> the beach looks quite different compared to a few days ago. sandy point state park in annapolisenas re. it had been closed to swimmers because of the heavy debris and all the trash i chesapeake bay that had washed down from all the rains. it took state and local officials and volunteers to clear theater and clear the shore line. there is a warning from the state. these heavy rai caused the -- they causeds the debriuld have elevated

cristina rendon reports. >> reporter: several groups say this is a bill that got it all wrong.d eliminate money bail if passed, these groups say that it would also lead to more people being locked up, which is the exact opposite of what they want. >> reporter: the doors opening on bail reform, sb10 was passed by the senate and assembly this week and sits on governor jerry brown's desk. >> what this bill does is it releases those who can safely be released. it has appropriate detentions. >> reporter: the bill would eliminate the current bail system and replace it with a system called preventative detention, with each county coming up with its own risk assessment of defendants. the idea was to reform a bail system that discriminates against poor people. but san francisco public defender jeff adachi says this is even worse because it means judges would have more power to decide who should stay locked up even on a misdemeanor until that person's trial is over. >> we think that this new law is going to result in more people being in jail rather than less. bail reform was about decre

. >> ktvu's cristina rendon is live for us in danville at pacific union where the women worked. >> reporter: late this afternoon, a white wreath was laid across the company's site in danville. it has been a very tough day at the office. we understand that the group met this morning. the employees shed a lot of tears. there was a sense of disbelief over the loss of these three lives and many stories were shared about these wonderful three women. at pacific union in danville, colleagues and friends are grieving the loss of three women. they were aboard a cessna plane that crashed in a parking lot of a staples store in santa ana sunday afternoon. one of the women's has been was the pilot, one of their sons was aboard, too. brian rogan with pacific union says the office met monday morning to share stories and memories of the three realtors. floria hakimi had been with the company for 5 years. >> she dedicated her life professionally and serve -- spiritually, she would teach us how to be in the moment, how to center. she was a more remarkable human being. >> reporter: aside from real estate, nas

ktvu's cristina rendon is in our newsroom where students staged a sit in today. >> reporter: they did. even though the teacher has been placed on leave, students and parents say she was initially allowed to return to work without any apparent discipline. that's what prompted the protest today. these students, leaving class to stage a sit in outside of the high school and middle school campuses. where an eighth grade science teacher allegedly called a black student the n-word in class last week. >> if that was me, i would feel really disrespected. no student should feel that way. and, our teachers should not say that at all. they should keep it professional. it's their job. >> there have been other students who have said it and not face any consequences. i brought that to the administration's attention. they are like, warning one, warning two. but this is something that needs to have serious consequences. >> reporter: student body president calvin andrew says the same teacher is also accused of talking negatively about a latino student. she has been placed on leave while school officia

ktvu's cristina rendon is in berkeley tonight with the spare the air alert that will go into effect tomorrow at this.

. >> ktvu's cristina rendon joins us with more reaction from lawmakers. >> reporter: state and local officials say there is no doubt the proposal poses a threat to public health and safety. it also targets california by aiming to get rid of the state to keep our to set its own emission standards. the trump administration wants to ease requirements that cars be more fuel efficient and less polluting. the epa is proposing to freeze u.s. mileage standards that 20/20 levels when new cars will be required to hit an average of 30 miles per gallon. it would also eliminate obama era rules to keep toughening field requirements through 2026. irene gutierrez with the natural resources defense council in san francisco says that's bad news for everybody. >> they are taking us backwards by freezing the standards and not allowing cars to get cleaner and more efficient and less expensive for consumers. >> reporter: the epa's proposal argues that weakening emissions standards are needed because obama era regulations are no longer appropriate and reasonable. the administration argues under that refusa

we get details now from ktvu's cristina rendon live at the b.a.r.t. reporter: we can tell you that this money is going to be split up in different kinds of ways. it will be used to upgrade cameras, improve the use of radios underground, and also help keep officers patrolling on trains. this grant comes at a time when it's greatly needed for b.a.r.t. and when writers map really want to know -- and when riders really want to know how b.a.r.t. is keeping them safe. >> is giving $6.8 million to b.a.r.t. for antiterrorism efforts. the agency says the money will improve the safety and security of riders. >> it's important. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says the money will help fund the continuation of the critical asset control team, made up of seven officers and a sergeant that ride the train through the busiest portions of the system. it will also help convert cameras from analog to digital at the 16th street station in san francisco and improve radio communications for first responders if they ever need to go underground in the system. >> certainly the fact that

reportera: en tanto que daisy rendÓn tiene un doble reto, volver a ser nombrada por tercera vez como no esté escrito, hasta donde me tengan, hasta allÍ lo voy a disfrutar. reportera: por su parte, rommel pacheco, a pesar de su sentencia, tiene motivos para sonreÍr. rommel: por los resultados en los juegos son de americanos ascendieron a helga de inmediato algunos de mis compaÑeros deportistas y me dieron el rango de subteniente, que es el primer escalafÓn oficial, asÍ que estoy contento porque es un gran honor. reportera: tienes miedo? rommel: miedo no, estoy haciendo lo posible por quedarme, promocionar y bailar lo mÁs que se pueda y lo mejor . reportera: pasos de fantasÍa cargados de vuelos acrobÁticos estÁn sÓlo parte de lo que veremos en el quinto programa de "mira quiÉn baila", el cual marcara el hÁbil dios de rommel pacheco o rosie rivera. quiÉn continuarÁ en la contienda? al compaÑeros este domingo a las 8:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. centro por "univisiÓn". addis: mÚsculo contra carisma, amigos, mÚsculo contra carisma, quÉ va a poder mÁs? raÚl: estÁbamos diciÉndome tras veÍamos el repo

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