training at the san bruno jail wafted onto their campus. nbc bay area's robert honda has the details. the jail facility here in san bruno is tucked away in the hills, but less than half a mile from portola elementary school. plenty of room for students and staff to avoid people and vehicles from here, but not chemical fumes. the tactical training classes at the san bruno jail facility took place on tuesday, may 22nd, and involved testing and handling of numerous chemicals used in, among other things, tear gas and pepper spray. but the fumes apparently drifted onto portola elementary school, sickening at least 20 students and an adult. the sheriff says the drill was called off and emergency crews went to the school to check on the students. some parents, who asked not to be shown, told me their children got violently ill over the next two days. around 24 hours later, woke up in the middle of the night and vomited. and unfortunately, you know, was basically violently vomiting and couldn't hold down liquids for around 12 hours. another parent

the town of san bruno recently put in the street meters in its downtown district, and both neighborsnd business owners are taking issue. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez is hearing those calls new at 11. >> this is an urgent matter. we need you to deal with this now. not in a week, not in three weeks. >> a brand new paid parking program at downtown san bruno is frustrating. small business owners rebecca milano owns one love cafe, so the biggest issue right now is that people are being forced to pay for a full hour. >> so there is no incremental parking on the main streets. >> on april 1st, the city of san bruno rolled out their pay by plate kiosks on downtown streets and parts of el camino real. in some areas, it requires payment seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. i paid two hours for a 30 minute swim lesson. >> i feel like in san francisco, most of them, it's just like an up arrow down arrow. and you do like quarter of an hour increments. like something like that would be a lot easier. and seems pretty intuitive. >> on wednesday evening, milano hosted a community meeting

so even for places like san bruno of san francisco. it's not going to turn off completely.d will die down from what we're just looking at. the low 80s for the trivalley. so we're looking at tomorrow's daytime highs. this is your wednesday. thursday and friday are the peak and thursday and friday's numbers will be noticeably higher than that as they will continue. and so let's get back into the forecast. remember the pool of orange that we were just looking at on the map. there it is. the same imagery, the traditional stuff that we would use to show you how the winds were streaming through there in a bit. and that is dominating our weather and this dip in the clouds that you don't necessarily see it all that well. but all of a sudden it will become up here on the water vapor with cool air pouring out of the gulf of alaska. it's not necessarily getting here, but the heavy mass is pushing things onshore and that is what's driving the marine layer in and keeping things cool and the winds going. here is how it changes. over the next two days, that kind of trough out there will b

the town of san bruno recently put in the street meters in its downtown district, and both neighborsusiness owners are taking issue. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez is hearing those calls new at 11. >> this is an urgent matter. we need you to deal with this now. not in a week, not in three weeks. >> a brand new paid parking program at downtown san bruno is frustrating. small business owners rebecca milano owns one love cafe, so the biggest issue right now is that people are being forced to pay for a full hour. >> so there is no incremental parking on the main streets. >> on april 1st, the city of san bruno rolled out their pay by plate kiosks on downtown streets and parts of el camino real. in some areas, it requires payment seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. i paid two hours for a 30 minute swim lesson. >> i feel like in san francisco, most of them, it's just like an up arrow down arrow. and you do like quarter of an hour increments. like something like that would be a lot easier. and seems pretty intuitive. >> on wednesday evening, milano hosted a community meeting ins

that training exercise happened at the san francisco sheriff's department jail property in san bruno. this happened on may 22nd. the training involved testing a number of chemicals used in tear gas and pepper spray. now, some of the fumes apparently made their way to the campus of portola elementary school. about 20 kids reported burning sensations in their nose and throats as reports started to roll in. that drill by the sheriff's department was called off. parents we spoke with didn't want to be on camera, but some say their kids were sick for days afterwards, she continued to have like coughing, lung inflammation and nasal inflammation. we took her to her doctor, pediatric doctor, who confirmed that these are symptoms of tear gas exposure. that's pretty remarkable. tear gas exposure for kids. nbc's robert honda is on this story for us. first and foremost, robert, this happened a week ago. are those kids okay now or are they still dealing with some of the residual effects? yeah, they might be, still dealing with some of the residual effects. but the parents that i talked to, includi

but that is the very latest here in san bruno michael we'll send it back to okay. thank you, michael. time now 606. in the south bay. a man is in custody in san jose. police say that he smashed the windows >> of a baskin robbins and glass went flying on to a man and a child. and scary situation. this was last month. but officers recently just now made the arrest for shaq moment has the story. >> let's set the scene here for a moment. it is springtime in east side. san jose. the temperatures are warming up and you want to escape the heat. so child head to baskin robbins and once you do head to this baskin-robbins, you head inside, you wait for the ice cream when all of a sudden boom, a man runs up seemingly randomly breaks the glass, sending shards of it. flying on to you and your kid. you both go running has neighbors here quite concerned over the safety here and that has police looking for those victims. shocking surveillance camera video from last month depicts the attack. you see that child sitting down inside the baskin robbins off a born square and then glasgow

kristie smith went to san bruno today and the stories in san bruno, but i think it's something we canll relate to. it has to do with parking downtown now, it appears police weren't writing a lot of tickets for unpaid meters, so people just took up the spots all day and the businesses were unhappy. so what do you do? of course, they started writing more tickets and well, you guessed it, no one else is happy about it. kristie is going to sort it out for us and it is graduation season, and there is a graduation at the center of tonight's bay area proud segment. but it is different. in fact, it's the first of its kind. it's for a group of formerly incarcerated finishing a program aimed at making them currently employed in the tech world. very special ceremony. can't wait to see it. thanks garvin. thanks. still to come, the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram poll. also how about skiing this memorial day weekend? the last tahoe ski resort still open? we'll tell you about it when we come back from overseas. the chinese owned platform will block state affiliated videos from ap

that it's a very latest here in san bruno. it back to live in the studio. >> first facing races threatened fire at his home. a san francisco dog walker is speaking out. terry williams was meeting with a member of mayor breed's office at city hall when his home on grove street near the painted ladies caught on fire. and this was late yesterday morning when williams was. >> discussing ways to address repeated racist threats that he has suffered during recent months. and then they became this news about the fire. that's not clear how it started. but williams only hopes that this was not an escalation of the hate being thrown at him. >> you are you sick or he started his own business? don't start to racist races member now. out. about what can be done, how support him. wendy is another phone call about 2005. >> supervisor dean preston represents this last week issued a resolution condemning the hate crimes against harry williams and his family urging police to find out who's behind this and to support the family. now, preston said

we are expecting classes to be in session as usual this morning at portola elementary school in san bruno after a really scary incident, a tear gas training nearby went very wrong. tear gas and pepper spray drifted onto campus, hurting some children. the san francisco sheriff's office says it was conducting the training indoors at the san bruno jail yesterday afternoon. somehow, that chemical got outside, wafted to the school about a mile away. children and teachers felt the burning in their eyes, their nose, their throats. the sheriff's office says this has never happened before. in their 20 years of training at that location, the sf sheriff's director of communications told us in a statement, quote, we sincerely apologize to portola elementary school, its faculty and students and their families for this unforeseen event, which must have been especially scary for children in there pausing all training with chemical agents. >> leaders in san francisco are formally asking the fbi to investigate a series of racist deliveries left on a black family's doorstep. and as those leaders spoke yest

and as small business owners with no resources, time is something we don't have in san bruno. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. happening today a key vote in the saga over a potential name change for oakland airport. >> they want to add san francisco bay to its name. san francisco. not a fan. abc seven news reporter ryan curry live at oakland international. to sort this whole thing out, at least try to. hi, ryan. >> yeah. hi, reggie. good morning. city attorney david chu sent another letter to port commissioners asking them to not go through with this plan, urging them to reconsider before their vote today, saying that if they don't, he will still proceed with a lawsuit to try to fight this proposal. city attorney david chu saying in that letter he they want both sides to work together and find ways that would benefit both airports. he filed a lawsuit back in april claiming the proposed name change will create chaos and confuse millions of travelers. he also says it infringes on sfo's trademark. the board, the port board voted unanimously to change the name back in early april and tol

it's san bruno and sonny bill offices. so the company is asking other employees to relocate offices in arkansas, new jersey and in other places in the bay area. but the company did not give a reason for the layoffs. wal-mart's chief people, officer released a statement about the layoffs saying, quote, here, some parts of our business have made changes that will result in a reduction of several 100 campus roles while the overall numbers are small in percentage, we're focused on supporting each of our associates affected by these changes. up next here at noon, we're going to keep track of travel expectations ahead of memorial day weekend. >> plus, first responders put to the test. are they prepared to respond to a major earthquake? and ice cream shop turning into a crime scene when one man decides to smash when one man decides to smash glass right up to a child. when you host, your bathroom can feel like a revolving door... keep things fresh with febreze small spaces. it's an outlet-free air freshener that fights odors for 4

. >> a painful afternoon interruption at a san bruno middle school. the nine, more than a dozen people sickened by a chemical agent being used at the san francisco jail nearby. how the sheriff's department responded, and the big changes it's already made to make sure this doesn't happen again. then millions will hit the road for the long memorial day weekend. soon, the number of those traveling close to matching a pre-pandemic high. what to expect when it comes to safety and still there, still under some cloudy haze. but if you're far inland, you are seeing bright sun. a little bit cooler today than we were yesterday. what are you driving? what's in the garage? most us car owners are holding on to their cars longer than ever before. new numbers from s&p global mobility showed the average vehicle age in the u.s. hit a record 12.62 years old. it's about two months more than last year's record. the high price of cars certainly a factor here, but the report does show the increase in the average age is starting to slow as new car sales continue to recover f

there's still some slowing through south city into san bruno, and also we have some slow traffic in the including the drive from hayward to fremont. san jose traffic is also beginning to improve, heading over to sunnyvale, cupertino and palo alto. 832 now let's go back to the desk, sal. >> thank you. prosecutors in new york calling their star witness in the criminal case against former president donald trump. his former attorney, michael cohen, ktvu amanda quintana back in studio with details on what could shape up to be a dramatic day. >> amanda. >> yeah, it could. and michael cohen is currently on the stand right now. we know him as trump's former attorney and ally. he's expected to deliver critical testimony today. his value as a witness is that he was involved in all aspects of trump's business and personal life and allegedly knew all of his secrets. in cohen's autobiography, he said he bullied, lied and mocked the rule of law to serve trump. he says he facilitated the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels on the orders of trump last week. daniels, a former adult film star, testified a

news we're expecting classes to be in session as usual this morning at portola elementary school in san bruno. >> yesterday, it was certainly anything but usual, a very scary incident as tear gas training nearby went very wrong. tear gas and pepper spray drifted onto campus, hurting some children. the san francisco sheriff's office says it was conducting training indoors at the san bruno jail yesterday afternoon. somehow, that chemical got outside and it traveled about a mile away to the school. children and teachers felt burning in their eyes, nose and throat. the sheriff's office says this has never happened before. in 20 years of training at that location. and the sf sheriff's office went on to say in a statement, we sincerely apologize to portola elementary school, its faculty and students and their families for this unforeseen event, which must have been especially scary for children. they are pausing all training with chemical agents. >> leaders in san francisco are formally asking the fbi to investigate a series of racist deliveries left on a black family's doorstep. and as those leade

two dozen students and staff members at a san bruno elementary school were treated for tear gas. reactions. after the san francisco jail down the hill conducted a training exercise, portola elementary school, community members could feel the tear gas in the air yesterday when the kids were getting picked up from school. now, the principal said the situation was strange since they were struggling to determine what was making people's eyes water, not knowing if it was safer to direct people inside or outside. parents say the community's physical reactions to the gas could have easily been avoided. i think the sheriff's they should have put us on notice on the school, and so we could have the school could have taken precautions to make sure that the kids were safe. >> kids and parents, all people, neighborhoods, everyone could have been safeguarded. >> the san mateo county sheriff says he is planning a town hall soon to answer any questions about the incident. coming up, jury selection gets underway for the david depape trial. while legal experts say this phase is so critical and a n

san bruno all the way down to sunnyvale. i'd use that freeway.at is backed up. there's been some slow traffic on 80 westbound because of some earlier crashes in berkeley that are gone. 818 let's bring steve back in here. is it? yesterday was a pretty nice day. i liked it. >> so for people going down the road, it's not too bad. just a few spots. yeah. >> you're not going to feel bad going down the road. that's what you're. yeah, i know what you're going with that. >> thank you sir. all right a little bit of fog dancing around western marin, point reyes looks like inverness a little bit, then you get a break, then it picks up just south of san francisco. so south san francisco, half moon bay, and then it's sold out, just as we saw yesterday. san mateo coast, most of its santa cruz, watsonville, morgan hill, hollister, gilroy. we saw that yesterday. there's a little bit more, though, making a push on the san mateo coast inland that we saw napa, danville, redwood city, san jose bumping the temps down a little bit. once that fog starts to increase and

next on kron for news, 11 were 20 children in san bruno exposed to an expired chemical last week. how the san francisco sheriff's office is addressing that question after the chemical used during their police training exercise. >> drifted to a nearby elementary school. plus a bay area city that just came out on top in the country to raise a family. but first, a group of tenants in the east bank say they've been living without electricity and hot water for weeks. the legal action they are now seeking against their landlord. take a look at this. this is what it looks like inside an apartment building on 20th avenue in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood on top of that, the building hasn't had power for a month following a fire. >> back in january and now tenants are suing their landlord saying that the landlord has not made any repairs or reimburse them for lost food and medication and hotel stays. one tenant says, well, electricity has been restored to most of the units. 4 are being powered by a generator that sits outside of her window. and she says the fumes are making your family si

he says it started around 3.45 this afternoon near san bruno golf center on snee flame. this is just off highway 2.80. fire crews did manage to contain those flames pretty quickly. all right. we're getting check of your forecast now. take a look from. >> now blow. you can see a lot of that green has turned gold. yeah. it's dave. obviously when we see fires like this and it's hot the winds. not too bad today, though, right? well, they're on short for a second, when i saw that, i thought, oh, is no, no, no, no, of course not too long too long ago. for all of that, we do have those onshore winds, though, helping out a bit that does keep temperatures down a little bit around the bay. but inland temperatures are climbing very nicely. here's a quick check into those winds. you see him out of the northwest and they are again on shore. we like it that direction as contrasted with having them offshore. that is problematic. now, look at temperatures as we speak. lower 90's. well inland, you can see over the east bay hills. in fact, we'll probably did all of this tomorrow. 95 going

two dozen students and staff members at portola elementary school in san bruno were sickened back on may 21st. that's when the sheriff's office was conducting an indoor training at the san bruno jail with tear gas and pepper spray. given what happened then, the department is now considering changing its methods because of the consequences of what we did that day, we now are reassessing exactly how we decontaminate and we allow for the dissipation of the chemical agent into the air. the department typically uses older canisters for this kind of training, and these may have been decades old. some parents say they wish they had received better communication after the incident, and are calling for a full investigation. a well known public market in castro valley, sadly now in ruins after a devastating fire in ktvu, henry lee shows us the business owner. the business was family owned and also a really important part of this community. >> the popular lake chabot public market in castro valley went up in flames in the middle of the night. it's now a charred shell of itself. after nearly ten

rebecca milano owns one love cafe in san bruno. she says recent parking changes in the area are a real concern. the changes started with kiosks being installed on downtown streets, with a new rule for anyone looking to park. one hour is the minimum you either by one hour for $1.50 or two hours for $3. there's no other options. so even if you're going to be here for an hour and a half or a little over an hour, you're forced to pay for two hours. anyone. parking is also required to enter their license plate number. rebecca says she's seen the impacts. i opened in october of last year and my business was consistently growing 25 to 30% month over month. i saw a 25% decrease the minute that the meters started. residents have also raised concerns about technical problems with the meters, and some say the new paid parking rules have also led to more people looking for free spots in nearby neighborhoods. the intent was to increase the circulation of our downtown so that people can get in and do their shopping and then go ahead and move on.

training gone very, very wrong. 20 children at portola elementary school off skyline boulevard in san bruno ended up hurt after tear gas and pepper spray drifted onto their campus. the san francisco sheriff's office says it was conducting an indoor training with the chemical agents at the san bruno jail. somehow the sheriff's office says the tear gas from the training wafted outside and all the way to the school a mile away. children and teachers felt the burning in their eyes, nose and throat. the sheriff's office says this has never happened before. in 20 years of training at that location, the sf sheriff director of communications told us in a statement, quote, we sincerely apologize to portola elementary school, its faculty and students, and their families for this unforeseen event, which must have been especially scary for children. now they are pausing all training with those chemical agents. >> it's a story you saw first here on abc seven news at 11, and now leaders in san francisco are formally asking the fbi to investigate a series of racist deliveries left on a black family's door

the release of a chemical material spread to a san bruno elementary school and many kids got grant lotus joins us in studio with the very latest ramp. really scary. noel. the san francisco sheriff's office is though, defending its use of these. >> chemical agents during a training exercise that ended up adversely affecting a nearby elementary school here. and the chronicles reported the chemicals were decades-old. that happened on tuesday of last week. the uc berkeley police department actually brought these canisters with chemicals in them for a training exercise at the sheriff's office jail property in san bruno, 20 students and a teacher at port whole elementary nearby experience burning sensations on their faces as well as scratchy throats. the sheriff's office says tht chemicals used do not change over time and had no expiration date on them. and they say the mechanism that deploys the material may have deteriorated over time and they say that means the stuff is less potent. the san mateo county board of supervisors, vice president says that should never have happened. >> they treat

the tactical training classes were conducted at the jail in san bruno last tuesday. the training involved testing numerous chemicals used in tear gas and pepper spray, but the fumes are believed to have drifted half a mile away to the campus of portola elementary school. about 20 children were reported burning sensations in their noses and throats, and as reports started rolling in, the drill was called off. but some parents reported the fumes made their kids sick for days now, the san francisco chronicle reports the drill may have included expired chemicals that date back as far as the 1960s. parents and county supervisor david canepa are demanding explanations and accountability. i am just extremely disappointed in the fact, that these chemicals, were released and then to find out potentially, potentially, that there is an expiration date on these canisters that they were very, very old canisters. i like to understand what the health implications of that are. in a statement, the sheriff's department did apologize to the school and said all chemical agent training h

they have one in san bruno. of course, they will have ceremonies at 10, 30 and that's office. neat. and then if you can wait a little bit longer and say you're near san mateo, if you want to go to that particular location. that skyline memorial. and that said 92 35. so lots going on at 2 remaining locations near san francisco in the heart of the bay area. but there are many other events going on. i've been to one in oakland. there's some him the south bay as well. of course, this is being celebrated across the country. we saw president biden this morning at arlington national cemetery. if you are coming down here, parking is very difficult side would suggest that you park near the buildings about maybe a quarter mile away from this location. and of course, you have to walk up here, but you know, and also bundle up. it is still cold. i know john was talking about the sun will be out. but at this particular time, a little chilly. lots of people in attendance were about. 25 minutes away from this. starting and again, the biggest name as far as politician. congresswoman nancy pelosi. we'

. >> nearly two dozen students and staff at a san bruno elementary school were treated for tear gas. actions. after the san francisco jail down the hill conducted a training exercise, students and staff at portola elementary school could feel the tear gas in the air. yesterday, when kids were getting picked up from school, the sheriff says the jail has done tear gas and pepper spray trainings for more than 20 years now, at an isolated part of the property, and that this has never happened before. >> basically the perfect, perfect storm for things to occur in terms of the wind, in terms of the levels of concentration of the gas being deployed. >> the sheriff also says he's planning a town hall soon to answer any questions about yesterday's incident. >> a group of predators out there on the internet and social media raising new concerns about how to protect young people from online manipulation. >> our jana katsuyama joining us now live here. after talking with the fbi about the concerns that jana prompted this alert. >> yes. and it was so bad that they said that they really wanted to g

and i think i think san bruno gaps further up here.et right now the marine layer is relatively shallow because those coastal hills average you know, they average 1000ft. so that's right where it is. but by tonight that inversion is going to get up to here. and you're going to get this big push of fog inland. and that's that's the game we talk about all the time here. but that's what's happening. boom. it's open. it's lifted up. that's what's going to happen tomorrow. temperatures will be about the same. and then further inversion lifting, which will make it hard for the fog to form, will occur on saturday and sunday. and despite it will be cooler. but i think we might see more sunshine. so here are the high temperatures from today. so you know, a little cooler. certainly yesterday we had some low 80s. tomorrow we'll see. we'll warm up a couple degrees degrees back into the low 80s. the microclimates i love this map just because can't use it. much of the half of the year. right. and the winter microclimates don't really play out that we

and then there's san bruno and that's also a national cemetery. just like the one in san francisco. there are ceremonies will begin at 10, 30 excuse me at 11 o'clock. and then the other went the bottom your screen, 11 o'clock as well. and that is at skyline. and 35 lots going on. i'm sure there are many ceremonies in the south bay. all you have to do is go to our website at kron 4 dot com, many locations, including san bruno. my advice do you have been covering that particular location? you might want to be dropped off because parking is very difficult in san bruno. but if you come here, they should be adequate parking. never has been a problem in the past. and we do expect a lot of people to start to show up james and area. i would say over the next hour about 90 minutes or so. maybe an hour. and 45 minutes and we expect hundreds to be at that ceremony. lots of dignitaries back to you. >> thank you very much. well, time now is 804, and several people have been displaced because of the big sewage leak and boys in a message, a senior home in oakley, was discovered after people were t

it's her way of saying thank you in san bruno. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. >> in honor of memorial day, scouts from around the bay area came to the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio this morning to place american flags at each grave site. families taking part say it was important for the kids to pay tribute to service members who lost their lives in service to the country. >> this is my first time is actually quite moving, especially. i've lived here a really long time, over 20 years and passed the cemetery forever. so it's really it's very i it's an iconic place in san francisco. so it's amazing to be in here and honoring everyone. >> the scouts were busy today, placing an estimated 30,000 flags near each headstone in washington, d.c, the national park service and the friends of the national world war ii memorial held a remembrance ceremony. today. the event also commemorates 20 years since the dedication of the memorial. >> they have given us a place to not only remember the fallen, but to reaffirm our

sheriff's office, there were a total of 20 kids and one teacher here at portales elementary school in san bruno that reported having burning eyes, nose and throat yesterday. and the cause was a mixture of gas and pepper spray. nick came from the san francisco sheriff's office training space on its jail property, which again, is not too far away right next door, essentially the sheriff's office was hosting a routine tactical training class which involved the fire department along with the sheriff's office and a few others. and it was being held actually inside a part of the jail that was isolated. but officials say somehow that gas exited the building got outside and made its way over to the school, which they say this is the first time it's ever happened and they've been doing these routine trainings for more than 20 years or so specifically with these gases. they did put out a statement. it's up on your screen now saying, quote, these trainings are critical to law enforcement because they allow peace officers to test the safety of equipment for potential leaks and they provide staff hands-on e

. >> san bruno businesses pushing back against parking meters in their downtown district. the urgent request of city leaders about making changes. >> plus, a road trip unlike any other two best friends from florida completing a 500 mile ride in toy cars. and they raised money along the way for nonprofit organizations. >> good morning to you. welcome to thursday, may 9th. i'm looking at this background behind us and it is really pretty. it's also going to be really warm. >> get ready. summer like weather. some of the warmest air since last october. we're taking a live look at our east bay hills camera this morning, where we find clear skies like reggie alluded to with the exploratorium camera. we do have some mild air out there right now. look at some of these numbers. we're in the 60s from hayward to oakland. the city right now is at 65, but there are some cooler spots like half moon bay and gilroy in the mid 40s to the lower 50s. but the north bay, a huge chunk of napa, sonoma, marin county right now starting out in the low and mid 60s. so that will get us into the 80s la

training gone very, very wrong. 20 children at portola elementary school off skyline boulevard in san bruno ended up hurt after tear gas and pepper spray drifted onto their campus. the san francisco sheriff's office says it was conducting an indoor training with the chemical agents at the san bruno jail. somehow the sheriff's office says the tear gas from the training wafted outside and all the way to the school a mile away. children and teachers felt the burning in their eyes, nose and throat. the sheriff's office says this has never happened before. in 20 years of training at that location, the sf sheriff director of communications told us in a statement, quote, we sincerely apologize to portola elementary school, its faculty and students, and their families for this unforeseen event, which must have been especially scary for children. now they are pausing all training with those chemical agents. >> it's a story you saw first here on abc seven news at 11, and now leaders in san francisco are formally asking the fbi to investigate a series of racist deliveries left on a black family's door

so that people from the community can come and ask questions about what happened here in san bruno.ews well, a substitute teacher in vallejo was arrested after being caught on camera dragging a student out of a classroom. >> the video, taken on monday at elite charter school in vallejo. the teacher, noah dove, is seen trying to forcibly remove a 13 year old girl from his class. the student's family says it started after dove told the girl that she was not supposed to be in that classroom. school officials say dove won't be allowed to teach there again, but the girl's family says more should have been done to protect their child. >> fail to give me the teacher's name. and i was like, so baffled because how would you protect this guy's innocence? and you clearly didn't protect my niece. >> the student's family says the school did not call law enforcement, and instead the family had to file a report. dove was arrested yesterday, and the investigation continues. >> authorities in san francisco are investigating a fire at a house that belonged to a family that recently received packages

that's the very latest here in san bruno. and michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to does show you how strong pepper spray is. i think it like let's say you're spraying. was a defense and it goes right? absolutely. >> yeah. and to give you perspective of how far the school and the jail is, it's probably i would i mean, i could see it from here. there's a big trees. you can see it. but i would say maybe about like 100 feet or so. maybe 200 feet. so if it blew that far and it still affected the kids, just give you an idea of how strong it incredible. okay. michael, thank you very much. >> 908, is the time. let's go to the south bay now where a man is in custody in san jose after police say he smash the windows of a baskin robbins, sending glass flying down on the customer's yeah. and the child was right against the window when it happened. this happened last month. but just recently, an arrest was made. concorde jet moment has more. >> let's set the scene here for a moment. it is springtime in east side. san jose. the temperatures are warmin

. >> time now is 6 and some scary moments for some elementary school students and teachers in san bruno because the sheriff's training exercise didn't go quite as planned know, and upwards of 20 students got sick. we've got crawford's michael thomas live in portola. >> at toll elementary school actually with more on what exactly happened. michael? >> hey, good morning, everyone. a scary moment. fact, just spoke with a few students. you can see they're all going into class. now, one girl tells me she felt in her throat. she couldn't stop coughing. i spoke with some parents and you'll hear from them in the next hour essentially say, you know, their kids also got it in their eyes. so some in the throat, some in the eyes. but you know, what we're learning is that yesterday afternoon, upper tell elementary school in san bruno, 20 students and one teacher. so we're currently live right now. we are. did you have a comment? we're live right now. are you from the school? i am. did could you tell us what happened that >> no, it after school. it was during a drop of blood station. are you a channe

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now to some scary moments for elementary school students and teachers in san bruno. sheriff's office training. exercise went wrong. students were impacted. yeah. >> and this was the release of pepper spray can be very strong. kron four's michael thomas has been following this live all morning long from fort hill elementary school talking to the acting principal and parents about what happened. michael? >> yeah, good morning, everyone. essentially yesterday they say in the afternoon during after school hours the students started cough and feel a burning sensation in their eyes and then also teachers as well. so they started to investigate, finding out who's coming from next door, which is one of the jail's. take a listen. tuesday afternoon at fort elementary school in san bruno, 20 students and one teacher reported having burning sensations in their eyes, nose and throat. and this young lady tells me she was one of them. and the feeling was like pepper spray. does in mice and mice row and then like and dislike the cause was from the mixture of gas and pepper spray tha

ktvu amanda quintana is at the jail in san bruno right now with details.the sheriff's office tells us that this training that included chemical agents, such as pepper spray was being done inside an isolated part of the jail, which is just up the hill here behind me. they say the gas from inside the building then drifted to nearby portola elementary school, and it is pretty windy out here right now, so we can kind of understand how that would happen. but teachers and students at that elementary school there said that they started to feel burning in their eyes, their nose, and their throat because of it. this is video of the large emergency response at the school with multiple ambulances and fire trucks. the sheriff's office says that they've been doing this training for crowd management and intervention for more than 20 years here, and this has never happened before. so this happened just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon. so the elementary school was full. it's unclear exactly how many students or teachers were affected by this, but obviously a large emergen

it's her way of saying thank you in san bruno. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> in honor of memorial day, scouts from all around the bay area came to san francisco's national cemetery in the presidio to place american flags on each grave site. families taking part say it was important for the kids to pay tribute to service members who lost their lives in service to our country. >> this is my first time. it's actually quite moving, especially. i've lived here a really long time, over 20 years and passed this cemetery forever. so it's really it's very i it's an iconic place in san francisco. so it's amazing to be in here and honoring everyone. >> those scouts placed an estimated 30,000 flags yesterday . >> police in belmont are searching for the shooter responsible for the city's first homicide of the year. investigators say the deadly shooting happened shortly after 8:00 friday night on hiller and irwin streets, near ralston avenue. one neighbor says he was inside of his home when he heard the sound of gunfire. >> just w

during a training exercise that ended up really adversely affecting people at an elementary school in san bruno. the chemical release was last tuesday. uc berkeley police actually brought canisters with the chemicals in them for a training exercise at the san francisco sheriff's office jail property in san bruno, 20 students and a teacher at port whole elementary school experience burning sensations on their faces. they also had scratchy throats. some of them. the sheriff's office says the chemicals used do not change over time and had no expiration date on them. and they say the mechanism that deploys the material may have deteriorated over time and they say that means it's less potent. the san mateo county board of supervisors vp can't believe this happened. >> they treated on site. that location is maybe a half mile away. and so here's issue. the issue is and i've said this from the game and had conversations with careful moto. could never happen again. were in 2024, there has to be protocols and processes in place that way. now whats is deeply deeply more alarm. is that now we find out that

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there are still 6 locations to choose from fairfield and allay san bruno, san jose milpitas in pittsburghve the red lobster locations. but again, the rohnert park one, you by whatever is inside right now. apparently the betting is that about $1200. so pretty affordable, affordable again, if you're opening a restaurant, the party. you've got to take all the stuff that by thursday, apparently. so it's a pretty quick. turn around and decision that you've got to make just like turnaround from 5 to 6. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. good luck if you're bidding. haha. lot more ahead on 6. ken wayne is here. you like a lobster? i was looking for one of those bit. so now i know i can get about 500, i >> there's a place to go. thank, you know, i'll see him in thank you grant. his will working on it. 6 protesters at san jose state. >> have been given until 6 o'clock right now to clear out their encampment. we're live on the campus as that deadline is here. >> and happening right now, the alameda county board of supervisors holding a special meeting to decide whether or not to hold a recall actu

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so through some of the mountain gaps in the san bruno south, san francisco, blustery, maybe some 30 plus mile an hour gusts by tomorrow afternoon. 63 degrees in palo alto mirror, looking at 60's much of the south. they were just a couple days ago there in the 80's. 70's still well inland by tomorrow. so it's just warm temperatures to be found. but i think as we get to saturday, these temperatures probably going to have early in the 60's from the hot spots as these numbers, really the cooldown least for the first part of the weekend. there's a good thing, though, after we get through saturday, which will be the coolest day in quite a while. temperatures start to warm up on sunday and by monday, memorial day you had some festivities will should be a great day. temperatures back in the 70's and the 80's. said you were going to go to? go tomorrow. just to get ready. you never get that's a whole weekend festivities. yeah, yeah. you yourself. that's right. yes. look, one little bit of time. >> thanks for right. the unofficial start of summer will bring an official event series to the shores of

multiple law enforcement agencies were conducting a training exercise at a nearby county jail in san brunoan francisco sheriff's office says it was uc berkeley police who brought the chemicals to use in their training. but the san francisco chronicle says. chemical was decades old and san mateo county supervisor dave canepa says it should never happen again. >> were in 2024. there has to be protocols and processes in place that way. now whats is deeply deeply more alarm. is that now we find out that was a multi agency >> you know, police, various police departments and that we're looking at canisters that are from the 1960's that would be disposed. >> the sheriff's office said last week that they are pushed are pausing all chemical agent training classes until the review is done. it's 8.36, and a richmond man accuses police of assaulting him because he was simply trying to videotape their response to an incident. yeah. and now a lawsuit has been filed against the city. we have kron four's dan kerman with the story. but they they this richmond cowboys calling for the firing of to richmond p

the task force is made up of officers from daly city, san bruno and san mateo. since it was created last october, the group has arrested almost 90 people suspected of shopping, suspected shoplifters and being able to dedicate resources to combat organized retail theft is , has been a great thing. and we're we're seeing results from it. so the task force has recovered more than 700 items worth about 23,000 bucks. it was made possible with the help of a state grant. new at 11. some big changes may be coming to a menu near you. a decision today by the state attorney general means there can be no surcharges, added to your restaurant tab. everything must be included in the price you see on that menu. and as nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney found out, it's leaving a bad taste in the mouth of some restaurant owners. 2315 if you've ever wondered how your check at a restaurant got so high, help may be on the way. california attorney general rob bonta has ruled that the ban on hidden fees for hotels and concert and sports tickets, approved by lawmakers last october also app

the uc berkeley police department for a training exercise on the sheriff's office jail property in san bruno today. a report in the francisco chronicle indicated that some of the chemical agents involved in the exercise may have been decades old. the sheriff's office says that the chemicals used do not change over time and had no expiration tabs on them. adding, quote, the mechanism by which the canister is deployed may in fact, be less effective rendering the product potent. now 20 students and one teacher, a portal elementary school experience burning sensations on their faces and scratchy throats. the san mateo county board of supervisors, vice president says this should never happen again. >> they treated on site. that location is maybe a half mile a way. it's so here's issue. the issue is and i've said this from the game and had conversations. what share of moto? could never happen again. were in 2024, there has to be protocols and processes in place. that's why now deeply, deeply more alarm is that now we find out that was a multi agency >> you know, police, various police departments

they're laying off about 560 employees from their offices in san bruno and sunnyvale. and they're asking other workers to relocate in the bay area into arkansas or new jersey. a spokesperson for walmart says that these layoffs are because of changes. 2 of the reduction of several 100 campus roles. take a look at these self checkout lines closed at the target store in every bill and the size now direct shoppers to the other cashiers. we're not sure exactly what prompted the closure, but it's been an inconvenrence for shoppers in a hurry. >> it's harder for me with 2 toddlers under 5. >> i mean, it's it's just like anyone who has kids knows a lie. >> i still have to get in the car. you know, things like that. so like self-checkout one less, you know, part obstacle to go through easier for me as a mom. >> and that target joins other retailers in the bay area. mainly safeway. they have got rid of the self checkout lines altogether. safeway says that that decision was to ted turner, d turner retail theft. time now 608. happening now, the long memorial day weekend travel is

new details on how a training exercise went wrong with release of a chemical material spread to a san bruno elementary school. and many kids got sick. you might remember, we covered the story last week and now kron four's. tiffany justice is live in newsroom with the latest here. thanks for joining us. yes, law enforcement defending the use of chemical agents in francisco sheriff's office releasing a statement today addressing where the chemicals came from. >> officials say on tuesday of last week, canisters containing chemicals were brought over by the uc berkeley police department for a training exercise on the sheriff's office jail property in san bruno. now today report in san francisco chronicle indicated that some of the chemical agents involved in this exercise may have been decades old. the sheriff's office says that the chemicals used do not change over time. it had no expiration tabs on them, adding, quote, the mechanism by which the canisters deployed may in fact, be less effective rendering the product less potent. now 20 students and one teacher at for tolling elementary school

downwind, see the san bruno gap? orange is stronger, light green is weaker. we transitioned to today. see the difference? lighter green, not as much of a clear shot orientation streaming through the gap. weaker winds today. you, no doubt, felt if you were in the city. and it was not just the weaker winds. what you feel is increase in temperatures, 10 degrees warmer today in san francisco. you were 14 degrees warmer in oakland. you warmed up inland. not as dramatic because, of course, you are not as much at the mercy, at the wimps of the shifts in the wind. let me show what you it means for day time highs. where were we today? today's day time highs, it made it up to 70 for san francisco on the verge of 80 for oakland. tomorrow, the numbers are going higher. what we are going to do is look at everybody. the big difference happened through here. we are just spotlighting the part of the bay for that. when we start talking about tomorrow's day time highs we got to get everybody else in here 83 tomorrow in redwood city, 81 in fremont. near 90 in livermore and you