in san jose unified school district 37 kids have an excel shin out of the 32,000. what is in longer allowed is personal belief exemption. one daughter has a bad reaction to a vaccination and will not come may and is home school asking moving out-of-state. >> it will be a hard transition to move away from all of my family and start over in a whole new state but i am so disappointed in california. >> doctors we spoke with say the new requirement is good news for students and will stop outbreaks of disease like measles. san jose unified starts chooses tomorrow. >> history came tumbling down in the las vegas strip. all the riviera hotel and casino is gone. jessica castro has the end of an era. all the riviera is no longer part of the las vegas strip skyline and it came down a few hours ago and i want to show you the new video from overnight. you can see the tower came down and a huge cloud of dust rose up. new information for you, i have learned the dust is not considered a health threat, there was condition the dust would contain asbestos but it has been deed "safe."

the san jose unified school district, the office of ed. so, all those organizations are actually, like, understanding and understand that they have youth in their schools that actually, truly need this opportunity. now, normally you wouldn't have this youth have these jobs because maybe their gpa or maybe they're not doing so well, right? but you know, through our partnership, they're letting their principals know that, hey, you know what, give these kids an opportunity and maybe they can turn things around. 'cause i think sometimes what happens is that these kids don't have that opportunity. damian: because the potential for failure is out there. you brought over a map of the gang hotspots in san jose. they are out there, but you've zeroed in on several neighborhoods. without naming the entire east side as problematic, you've zeroed in on several neighborhoods. israel: exactly, you know, and we made a concerted effort to make sure that we're not targeting the entire community, right? because a lot of times what happens is that--you know, h

today is the first day of school for silicon valley's largest school district, san jose unifi unifieds there. this is going to be first time in years that schools are going to be fully staffed. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. students file in at 8:30 this morning into their classrooms here at trace elementary school and at san jose unified's other 40 campuses they will be greeted by their permanent teacher and that's the first time in a long time that the district has been able to say that. that is in part because of a one-time bonus that the district offered this year as an incentive to attract and retain their educators and their staff. the state helped with that amount of money. for its part, the district upped the ante knowing there's fierce competition, pore more veteran teachers retiring and according to the non-profit learning policy institute the number of new teachers is at a 12-year low. about half quit within the first five years often because the pay is not up to snuff with the cost of living here in our region. the base salary for a starting teacher here in san jose unif

sot melinda landau/san jose unified school district right now 37 out of 32,000 students in the district have a personal exemption and they are grand fathered in. going forward, parents have three options. they can get the vaccinations, they can ask a doctor for a medical exemption, or they can choose to home school their kids. sot melinda landau/san jose unified the new law was inspired in part by the emotional debate both for and against vaccinations that followed last summer's measles outbreak at disneyland. early indications are that the vast majority of students in the south bay's largest district are in compliance. sot melinda landau/san jose unified >> grant:on our website we have a section section dedicated to back to school. just head to kron-four-dot-com. and click on the 'ready for school' tab. there we will get you and your family ready for the new school year. >> grant: trump exchanges to his campaign staff for his rival says the bottom ♪ the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ♪ announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lin

. >> reporter: in the san jose unified, school district, some allowances will be made for example, thoseng their way through the immunization process will still be allowed to come to school. nurses will track their progress. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a big construction project brought to a standstill, the solar installation now in question because of an ancient burial ground. >>> we're tracking the warm-up around here, temperatures tomorrow warmest they've been all week. we've talked about that. there's a cool down coming in that five-day. (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off ... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. (clap, clap, ding) >>> we have developing news tonight from east oakland where a two alarm fire is burning in a liquor store located along seminary avenue near foothills. police were first called to the scene after reports

much the same, 60 with sunshine at 7:00, and 96 sweltering degrees and the big one, san jose unified school districtth bay is going to school today, 60 with mostly cloudy conditions at 7:00, sunny, and warm, 83 at 3:00, have a great year. the microclimate today is green in the 60, and yellow, 70, orange 80s, and red or 90s so watch the green start to take over as the red retreats tomorrow and into friday as the cooling trend is on the way after the heat peaks today. alexis has the back-to-school commute. >> i will focus on the south bay and we have more vehicle on the road but a crash on northbound 101 a couple miles north of here and we are seeing the residual delays at 80 interchange. on the traffic map you can see we have three, maybe four mile of stop-and-go traffic and the crash was north on 101 happening quickly in the center divide and they does a traffic break. it is actually clear now. but look at that through the 880 interchange we have more stop-and-go traffic, 280 and 680 split. another traffic north of here on the southbound 101, with pore on that in a few minutes. >> if you drive on mi

. >> reporter: in the san jose unified school district there will be some allowances made, for exampleng their way through the process of getting immunizations, they will be allowed to come to school while getting those shots. that they will just continue to track their progress. julie? >> all right, thank you. we reached out to the other school districts today and the officials with san francisco unified told us that they have not turned away any students who will be missing their vaccinations. instead those students will get a written notice -- a detailed notice. and then they will be forced to stay home. last year the kindergarten vaccination rate in san francisco, that they were 93%. >>> we have breaking news now from uc berkeley where they will announce that they will be stepping down. that in a statement that he would make that personal statement to resign, but they did not offer that specific reason that he has been under fire for how they have handled their campus for financial statements that they would make in the face of the budget shortfall that they will be 56 years old an

. >> reporter: peter allen is with san jose unified school district and says districtwide students scores improved but he acknowledges the racial achievement gap exists for a number of reasons. >> i think there's a number of factors, socioeconomics being key among them but also i think some institutionalized prejudices and some, um, um, um, what you call structural prejudices. >> reporter: one basic answer, learn from the schools that are showing signs of success like san leandro high and its "common core" teaching methods. >> they have been trained to deliver that new curriculum. do you see that going statewide? >> yes. we want to take schools like this that are high performing, that have been closing achievement gaps and bring about the sharing of their strategies, their investments, that made it possible. >> reporter: so the challenge now, seeing those test scores go up year after year in districts like the one in san leandro saying they are ready to take on the challenge head on. in san leandro, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the tests are taken in the spring for third through eighth o

school and around the south bay, san jose and hayward, here's mike. >> that's right, rob. one concern because biggest school district in the bay is in san jose. san jose unified is back on. we may see parents delaying their commute just a bit. the traffic flow doesn't look too bad. we're going to zoom into the south bay. san jose 101 lowing from 680 to 880. a little blip knot of 87. by the time we got to santa clara, it was clear and now things have restored back to what we would expect at this time on a typical wednesday. the tri-valley slow shows slowing toward the castro valley y. from a street down past tennison. san mateo and dumbarton bridge is showing more traffic. the metering lights will be on. the live shot does show you that volume westbound. not a major problem. watching things -- oh, and recovery for the b.a.r.t. system in hayward, no more delays out of the hayward station. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> up next on "today in the bay," anything but typical. 55 feet tall and naked. the anger now surrounding this east bay statue before it even goes on display. >>> and talk a big job cuts in silicon valley. we'll give you the latest numbers and wh

san jose ann rubin ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we will reach out to the other school districts today that the officials with san francisco's unifiedurned away any students who will be missing vaccinations. instead they will get a written notice, detailing which vaccinations will be missing. then they will have ten days to update their vaccination records before the child will be forced to stay home. last year the kindergarten vaccination rate in san francisco, that it was 93%. >>> all right coming up next here the race for the white house, that it will be heating up. >> it is law and order as we need to obey the laws so we don't have the attention. >> up next the latest from the campaign trail and the new polls that could mean trouble for donald trump. >>> and also he's notorious for his disguise, while allegedly robbing bay area banks. new developments for the so- called dreaded bandit who stood in front of the judge today. >>> plus, a solar energy project. and they would be halted by something thousands of years old. the six-acre site in the south bay at the center of the problem. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. california's cl

san jose along northbound 280 looking good, and checking on the south bay freeway, nothing on the unusual.>>> 6:32 am. >>> the first day of school for the 46,000 students in the oakland unified school district. as many as 1000 students may be sent back home. we have brian flores and oakland, and the school superintendent is getting ready to mark the first day of school, and good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the superintendent will be here at the academy here in oakland, and will be making his way to three other schools as well, greeting the students on the first day of school. this is senate bill 277 passed late last year, and basically requiring all of the kids to have an up-to-date vaccination. we are seeing this is the transition period for many parents, and some kids could be turned away for not having their immunization up today. this -- up-to-date. this is the first day of school, and we spoke with the administrator, and he said anywhere from 200 to 1000 kids may be turned away from attending classes in the oakland unified because there immunization records are not up- to-date. last week they sent out a press relate -- a press release stating that up to 4000 kids do not have th

. >> the unified school district says that 72 have a personal waferrer exeming -- so we called around and no one was sent home in san joseen we called one district they had sent home 33 students and have a total population of 33,000 and in pleasanton, five students were also sent home. so parents now have three optioning. they can comply with the law, or they can ask a doctor for a medical waiver or home school them. >>> well, some option for healthy stuff for your kids to eat, we have the story. >> reporter: there's always kinds of tasty snacks here. >> if it had to be one thing, have something that will give energy and carbohydrates. so grab a banana or apple. >> reporter: the nutritionist here, says give them a balanced meal. she recommends serving up many of the food groups veggies and lean protein and pairing up two of them. >> cheerios is a lower sugar cereal and made with whole grains. so we're hitting the complex carbs and lots of vitamin b. >> reporter: the low fat milk offers vitamins and protein. >> we have oats which is a grain product. we have fruit, which again eating half of the meals with that is a good i

san jose cop. some suspects are still at large. >>> san francisco teachers could get housing front relief if governor brown signs a bill. the measure would let sf unified school districtusing on district property. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the u.s. surgeon general joins the conversation to break down a new campaign aimed at ending the opiod epidemic. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, >>> good morning. i'm roqui theus in your kpix 5 traffic center. time now is 7:57. let take a look at the altamont pass. cars coming out of tracy at 10 miles per hour. that westbound 580 from north flynn is banged up all the way past 205 now and then let's head to the sunol grade here. southbound 680 backed up from highway 84 to the dublin interchange cars at 15 miles per hour. a look at your nimitz freeway. it's been very slow all morning in the noncommute direction now it's slow in your commute direction. and here's a look at the south bay travel times not good. roberta, look at that. >> yes, we have areas of low clouds and fog. we have even have some localized drizzle. good morning, everyone. the coast is not clear. sfo delays up to 54 minutes on some arriving fli