in san ramon, pete suratos nbc bay area news. more fast food chains are pulling onions off the menu after reports of a deadly e coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. now a farm in salinas seems to be at the center of it. burger king taco bell, kfc and pizza hut are pulling onions. the fda and the cdc are zeroing in on slivered onions served on mcdonald's burgers today. mcdonald's said those onions came from taylor farms, which is headquartered in salinas, and that the onions in question appear to come from one of the farms facilities in colorado. taylor farms said it tested its products and found no traces of e coli. agricultural commissioner in monterey says he was surprised by the news and says that taylor farms is exemplary in following food processing protocols. it's a little bit surprising, i think, because i think we have a pretty solid food safety program in the nation and especially here in california, from the field, making sure that employees follow any safety requirements at that point, that they wear an

an assistant principal was attacked by a 16 year old visiting student who, according to san ramon police dragged her by the hair from one spot in the lot to another. >> it's alarming to see that our students would respond to authority figures in that way. >> christine arneson has kids in the san ramon unified school district, and like others we spoke with, is surprised and upset over the alleged assault. >> it's a big deal. and on top of that, you know, i think when you go to another person's homecoming, it's a night of celebration for that school and for those students. so my suspicions were, did they go there for reasons that weren't great to begin with? >> this is a what we consider a nice area to live, to raise our kids. we don't expect, you know, kids to behave like that in this area. >> that's really hurtful and really hard to hear, because all of our assistant principals are super wonderful and super sweet and amazing. >> police say the 16 year old was with another teen in the parking lot around 845 saturday night, when the assistant principal approached them to say that leaving t

an assistant principal was attacked by a 16 year old visiting student who, according to san ramon police, dragged her by the hair from one spot in the lot to another. >> it's alarming to see that our students would respond to authority figures in that way. >> christine arneson has kids in the san ramon unified school district, and like others we spoke with, is surprised and upset over the alleged assault. >> it's a big deal. and on top of that, you know, i think when you go to another person's homecoming, it's a night of celebration for that school and for those students. so my suspicions were, did they go there for reasons that weren't great to begin with? >> this is a what we consider a nice area to live, to raise our kids. we don't expect, you know, kids to behave like that in this area. >> that's really hurtful and really hard to hear, because all of our assistant principals are super wonderful and super sweet and amazing. >> police say the 16 year old was with another teen in the parking lot around 845 saturday night, when the assistant principal approached them to say that leaving

san ramon police say during the interaction, she was dragged by her hair and assaulted. police say the assistant principal had scrapes, bruising and portions of her hair pulled out with the students running off after the assault. >> i want to wish that on anybody, to be honest. >> our hearts go out to her. i'm being a parent. feel sorry for her. >> superintendent cj cammack says the teens do not go to cal high, but they do attend another high school in the san ramon valley unified school district. police say a 16 year old boy was arrested later that night, and parents say incidents like this don't happen at cal high. >> it's really shocking. i first of all, it should not happen, especially to a faculty. it was just unbelievable that how the student had no respect for an adult. >> the superintendent says the school district intends to press all possible charges in a letter to staff and families, he wrote we want to be clear that in no certain terms, we take the safety of our students and our staff as a top priority. unsafe conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at a

the san ramon valley unified school district's superintendent sent a letter to families saying they're conducting an investigation to see what kind of disciplinary action needs to be taken. superintendent cj cammack wrote in part, quote, we want to be clear and no certain terms. >> this conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or at any school district has not released any information about the assistant principal or her condition after the attack. police say they're still investigating. if you have any information, you're asked to contact them. i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. >> tonight, a produce company in monterey county is recalling its onions following an e-coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. mcdonald's officials say taylor farms in salinas sent onions to a distribution facility which led to the food poisoning outbreak. taylor farms issued the recall of hole and diced yellow onions out of an abundance of caution. the fda did not confirm the link to taylor farms, but they do say raw onions are likely the cause of the outbreak. one person has

sara stinson reports from san ramon. >>and assistant principal was attacked in the parking lot here right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall to very concerned about the that any stud

kron 4 sarah stinson reports from san ramon. >> and assistant principal was attacked in the parking lot here right outside of the dance. a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that identified the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall. very concerned about that that any student philip shields make an assault, staff adams daughter, addie, was at the dance. sh

the incident has shaken up parents and students at cal high in san ramon. ktvu crystal bailey spoke to parents outside the school about that incident. she joins us here in studio with the story. crystal. >> well, parents, i spoke to say they saw police officers outside the school saturday night when they were picking up their kids from the homecoming dance, but they had no idea an assistant principal was assaulted. students at cal high tell me they were asked to write get well cards for her, and they say they're still appalled. this happened on their campus, an incident the san ramon valley unified superintendent is calling troubling a homecoming dance at california high school. that should have been a celebration turned into a crime scene on saturday night, district officials say during the homecoming dance, one of the assistant principals approached two teens in the parking lot. san ramon police say during the interaction, she was dragged by her hair and assaulted. police say the assistant principal had scrapes, bruising and portions of her hair pulled ou

san ramon police say during the interaction, she was dragged by her hair and assaulted. police say the assistant principal had scrapes, bruising and portions of her hair pulled out with the students running off after the assault. >> well, i want to wish that on anybody, to be honest. >> our hearts go out to her. i'm being a parent. feel sorry for her. >> superintendent cj cammack says the teens do not go to cal high, but they do attend another high school in the san ramon valley unified school district. police say a 16 year old boy was arrested later that night, and parents say incidents like this don't happen at cal high. >> it's really shocking. i first of all, it should not happen, especially to a faculty. >> it was just unbelievable that how the student had no respect for an adult. >> the superintendent says the school district intends to press all possible charges. in a letter to staff and families, he wrote we want to be clear that in no certain terms, we take the safety of our students and our staff as a top priority. unsafe conduct will not be tolerated at cal hi

san ramon police say during the interaction, she was dragged by her hair and assaulted. police say the assistant principal had scrapes, bruising and portions of her hair pulled out with the students running off after the assault. >> i want to wish that on anybody, to be honest. >> our hearts go out to her. i'm being a parent. feel sorry for her. >> superintendent cj cammack says the teens do not go to cal high, but they do attend another high school in the san ramon valley unified school district. police say a 16 year old boy was arrested later that night. and parents say incidents like this don't happen at cal high. >> it's really shocking. i first of all, it should not happen, especially to a faculty. >> it was just unbelievable that how the student had no respect for an adult. >> the superintendent says the school district intends to press all possible charges. in a letter to staff and families, he wrote we want to be clear that in no certain terms, we take the safety of our students and our staff as a top priority. unsafe conduct will not be tolerated at cal high or

i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. happening today. barr installs new fare gates at the coliseum station. >> this project takes roughly 2 weeks. part also starts installing new gates at the montgomery and pow stations. the agency says the goal is to upgrade all 50 stations by the end of 2025. all right, 709, this morning live look outside at the bay bridge where we could see a number of cars out there. the cost could go up the next 6 years. if officials approve a new proposal, the bay area toll authority is considering a toll increase for all bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge every year until 2030, the toll authority says the increase is needed to pay for construction and maintenance. they are still trying to make up for lost revenue from the pandemic. right now, the price to cross the bridges $7 in january. it goes up to $8 if the proposal is approved. starting in 2026, tolls would go up $0.50 every year until 2030, when it reaches $10 and $0.50 to cross, the authority is set to vote on the proposal next month. today

. >>> on to san ramone now. a hazmat spill. our chopper showed crews removing containers from a service truck earlier this afternoon. at last check one lane of northbound traffic was open on san ramone boulevard. the police right now are warning people to use alternate routes. >>> still ahead, certainly a proud moment for one mom as she gets to tag along with her son on a u.s. war ship that just docked in san francisco for fleet week. >>> a youth soccer league's commitment ruined after an early morning fire in the north bay. what firefighters are saying about the investigation. deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. . >>> in san francisco fleet week is officially underway. of course, one of the highlights, the blue angels, they flew in over the weekend. you will likely hear them practicing all week before friday's big slow. we saw the uss somerset sail under the golden gate yesterday after departing from san diego last week. we went abo

danville, san ramon, san jose even picked up a 0.01. first rain since may. even livermore had a trace that is gone and it's left behind. clear skies. the city has dropped to 52. that's one below the average for this time of year, which is 53. the high average is 68. today look nice. we get a little bit of a northerly breeze, so i think we'll get a few q's over them. there. hills, but temperatures bumping up a few degrees. but it's such a tuesday there. i'll fix it. unbelievable. 6070 on the temps. all right. sal is here and he's going to tell us. i hope it's all right out there. >> yeah. you know it is okay out there right now. i've been looking at the freeways northbound 880. we're going to start there. and it looks okay. driving past the coliseum. there have been no major problems driving into downtown oakland. it looks okay with no issues all the way through. let's talk about the bay bridge. that is also light as you drive into san francisco. 531 let's get back to the headlines. all right. >> thank you. sal, with just one week to go until election day. vi

abc seven news reporter lena howland live in san ramon. with how new federal funding will help implement first of its kind technology to tackle the commut. >> reggie. for folks living out here in the east bay, it is no surprise that the 680 corridor is one of the top five most congested parts of the bay area. and because this area could no longer build its way out of the problem, they are turning to tech. this afternoon, speaker emeritus nancy pelosi and congress member mark desaulnier are expected to announce a $166 million grant aimed at easing congestion on 680. it's money coming from the national infrastructure project assistance grant program, known as mega, which falls under president biden's infrastructure investment and jobs act. the contra costa transportation authority says part of the money will cover new state of the art ramp metering technology. it will use real time traffic data to instantly change ramp metering, ramp metering timing so it can adjust to the traffic conditions along 680 and to coordinate all ramps together. >>

abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in san ramon. with how new federal funding will help implement a first of its kind technology to tackle the commute. lena. >> amanda. for folks living out here in the east bay, it is no surprise the 680 corridor is one of the top five most congested areas in the bay, and because this area can no longer build its way out of the problem, they are turning to tech. this afternoon, speaker emerita nancy pelosi and congress member mark desaulnier are expected to announce a $166 million grant aimed at easing congestion on 680. it's money coming from the national infrastructure project assistance grant program, known as mega, which falls under president biden's infrastructure investment and jobs act. the contra costa transportation authority says part of the money will cover new state of the art ramp metering technology. it will use real time traffic data to instantly change ramp metering timing, so it can adjust to the traffic conditions along 680, and to coordinate all ramps together. >> we actually will

los carriles en san ramÓn estuvieron cerrados hoy por la tarde.con los conductores que evitan la zona. es momento de arreglar las condiciones del momento. >> eso demasiado calor. calor es muy peligroso. las temperaturas rompieron rÉcords y en san josÉ 103 grados en dÍa domingo. definitivamente cada aÑo las temperaturas irÁn aumentando. san josÉ en 75 y luego ella descendiendo en los 70 grados. debemos mÁs adelante. aquÍ le han hecho pedir mÁs de $20,000. la propietaria dijo que los Últimos dos robos. horas mÁs tarde volvieron a robar. la policÍa tomÓ la denuncia. marÍa antonieta mejÍa. le preguntÓ a la situaciÓn. en prÓximo 5 de noviembre preguntÉ cuÁles son los planes especÍficos. Éstos son los Índices mÁs bajos registrados en los Últimos 10 aÑos. asegurÓ que son capaces de realizar arrestos de personas que intentan robar pequeÑos negocios o autos. la alcaldesa asegura que los Índices de delincuencia estÁn aumentando. al mismo tiempo mantienen la protecciÓn. >> voy a mantener nuestra polÍtica. entendimos que ello en operar con polÍticas. en el co

many 40s. 47 san ramon, also north dublin. dublin itself is 44. the key, though, is look at kensington 59. i know el cerrito is around 58. that's because they have that gets funneled through these through the berkeley hills. there get that east northeast breeze. so it's really isolated. as you go north you go south. you can find upper 40s. but right there that that is usually a tricky area because of that east northeast breeze that keeps them warmer than many not far away. truckee 23. south lake tahoe 27. mammoth. ely. winnemucca. alturas. all in there as well. reno at 35. a lot of high clouds spilling in, and i think we'll get a majority of those coming in today in advance of this first system that's out there, which won't do much, but it will increase the onshore breeze. probably give us some fog by late tonight. tomorrow. this satellite just does not want to drop in image doesn't want to. this system right here is the one to watch. but i think it's what i hate to see here is this pattern. these systems go over nevada okay. we're on we're too fa

our sky ranger was overhead as a truck spewed heavy smoke into the air in san ramon. so, right now, northbound san ramon valley boulevard is closed from crow canyon road to fostoria drive. we are being told this could be an extended closure, as crews clean up that spill and work to contain that smoke. so far, no word on what caused that leak, and drivers are being urged to take alternate routes. well, list of former san francisco mayors and local elected officials are calling for a criminal investigation into current mayoral candidate mark farrell. former mayor art agnos. frank jordan and willie brown have signed a letter asking for farrell's campaign to be investigated by attorney general rob bonta and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. they claim farrell is taking money donated to a committee he created to support measure d, and illegally using it to pay for his mayoral campaign. mayoral campaigns in san francisco have a $500 per person donation limit, while donations for ballot measures are unlimited. in a statement, farrell slammed those allegations,

a california high school in san ramon last weekend. officials say the assistant principal was approached by 2 students in the parking lot on campus. and that's when the boy attacked her. and then ran off. officials say the boy who was not a california high student was arrested at his home. it is unclear what exactly led to the attacker, how principal, the assistant principal is doing tonight. anyone with more info, though, is asked to call san ramon police. >> 4 people have been arrested after police say they were tied to an illegal gambling operation in oakland. that location was on 17th avenue near 8.80, police say they found casino gaming machines, guns, drugs, and several stolen cars in front of the building. if you have any information, you are asked to contact oakland pd. >> alright, weather time here. as we approach the twilight hour, a live look about the book. >> very dry mount diablo at that. we are waiting for some rain, lawrence. yeah, looking golden out there. all brown. that's for sure. we looking at some nice weather aro

in san ramon. our sky ranger. you can see, was overhead as that truck right there spewed smoke and leaked hazardous liquid right onto the road. parts of northbound san ramon valley boulevard were closed during rush hour, but this evening, all lanes have since been reopened. announcement day thousands of san francisco families will finally find out tomorrow which schools could close or merge next year in the district. the chronicle reports that district leaders will reveal which schools are eligible for closure based on particular criteria. that includes demographics, test scores, the condition of the schools and how close they are to one another. for years, san francisco unified has been dealing with declining enrollment and budget issues. the board says it needs to consolidate students into fewer schools, so it has enough resources to serve their educational needs. not yet clear how many schools are closing, but ten schools are reportedly on the list. the district says it's going to hold meetings at each of the t

in san ramon. we're hearing from concerned parents and students just days. >> after a boy allegedly drugged and assistant principal by her hair at a high school homecoming dance. four's. sara stinson brings us a response from the school. >> really shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45 an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall. very concerned about the that any student philip shields ma

i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. >> well, developing this morning, a man is dead after an incident in downtown san jose. we first brought you this scene right near the intersection of 4th and he sent a clear last night at 11. a breaking news when a crew outside san jose city hall. they working on a different story when he saw a lot of police paramedics rushing to help a man lying on the sidewalk. fortunately, san jose police say that man did not survive. we're asking how did this man die? and if anyone will face charges? we're just about 2 groups are now pushing to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. they say they plan to file a state bar complaint against her. the moves oakland united to recall sheng thao or oust and save alameda for everyone. also has saved say the complaint seeks disciplinary action like suspension or disbarment for repeated acts of dishonesty, which they say violates the california business and professions code. the group has said that prices made false statements to perpetuate a narrative that recalls are anti democratic and

in san ramon. our sky ranger. can see, was overhead as that truck right there spewed smoke and leaked hazardous liquid right onto the road. parts of northbound san ramon valley boulevard were closed during rush hour, but this evening, all lanes have since been reopened. announcement day thousands of san francisco families will finally find out tomorrow which schools could close or merge next year in the district. the chronicle reports that district leaders will reveal which schools are eligible for closure based on particular criteria. that includes demographics, test scores, the condition of the schools and how close they are to one another. for years, san francisco unified has been dealing with declining enrollment and budget issues. the board says it needs to consolidate students into fewer schools, so it has enough resources to serve their educational needs. not yet clear how many schools are closing, but ten schools are reportedly on the list. the district says it's going to hold meetings at each of the targe

i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. well, investigators have identified now the man hit and killed in a car crash near ucsf campus as 70 year-old jose child. >> so that crash happened tuesday morning is at the intersection of standing street and parnassus avenue walk. sf says the child was struck by a large truck. that truck driver stayed at the scene and did cooperate with police. and at this point, investigators don't believe impairment in any way caused that crash. 4 people now custody in connection with an illegal gambling operation in oakland. officers say was residents that reported them to this location on 17th avenue, right near 8.80, once inside, police uncovered casino gaming machines. here you can see guns as well. drugs. several stolen cars were also found. this happened last week and police say they're still investigating. in fact, they like anyone with information on this operation of the people behind it to contact them. new this morning, oakland councilwoman carol 5 posted video on instagram saying 3 for

we'll share details as soon as we learn more try to avoid the section of san ramon right now. dysfunction that seems to plague city government oakland discontinuing regarding the city's deal to sell its share of the oakland coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group today, mayor sheng thao announcing the terms of an updated purchase and sales agreement and at the same time members of the oakland city council plans on holding a special meeting because they say they have been kept in the dark about the changes to this agreement and its impact on the city's budget. and now that special council meeting has been canceled because for council members did not show up. and so that leaves other council members in the dark about the deal. >> i think this is political games, too. protect people in the middle of some really heated elections. i think it's. acknowledging some of the financial realities with a massive deal. a deal of this scale was never going to be fast track in just a couple of months. >> the african-american sports and entertainment group is caught in

the incident has shaken up parents and students at cal high in san ramon.u crystal bailey spoke to parents outside the school about that incident. she joins us here in studio with the story. crystal. >> well, parents, i spoke to say they saw police officers outside the school saturday night when they were picking up their kids from the homecoming dance, but they had no idea an assistant principal was assaulted. students at cal high tell me they were asked to write get well cards for her, and they say they're still appalled. this happened on their campus, an incident the san ramon valley unified superintendent is calling troubling a homecoming dance at california high school. that should have been a celebration turned into a crime scene on saturday night, district officials say during the homecoming dance, one of the assistant principals approached two teens in the parking lot. san ramon police say during the interaction, she was dragged by her hair and assaulted. police say the assistant principal had

i'm sara stinson reporting in san ramon kron. 4 news. >> 10 33 is the time and breaking news just into pedestrian has died after being hit by a vehicle in san francisco. it happened at about 7 o'clock this morning on geary boulevard and to visit cairo street. the victim was taken to the hospital and later died. it is not clear which vehicle in this video actually hit that person. the driver of one of those vehicles apparently is cooperating with police. as you can see in the video, there are 3 waymo vehicles at the scene. it's not clear if any of those were related to this incident either or if they were just brought to a stop because of the scene you're gonna want avoid in very area as police continue to investigate and keep it to the kron. 4 will update you as we learn more. well, prosecutors say a castro valley man now is facing attempted murder charges after they say he stabbed his wife while she was holding their baby. >> alameda county sheriff's deputies say this attack happened on october, 17th. it was on wisteria street right near castro valley boulevard. they say a 34 year-old

and now to a story we've been following out of san ramon. an assistant principal at california high school was reportedly attacked by a student from another school in the district. and now we're learning more about what happened. san ramon police say the administrator approached the 16 year old and another teen in the parking lot around 845 saturday night. she told him that leaving the homecoming dance early was not allowed, and that's when the assaults reportedly happened. police say the 16 year old dragged the assistant principal by her hair from one spot in the lot to another. afterward, both teens left parents and students were in shock over that report. >> it's just a what we consider a nice area to live, to raise our kids. we don't expect, you know, kids to behave like that in this area. >> that's really hurtful and really hard to hear, because all of our assistant principals are super wonderful and super sweet and amazing. >> the 16 year old was later arrested at his home. he is facing felony assault and kidnaping charges because of t

livermore, san ramÓn, con esta alerta. los vientos pueden propagar cualquier incendio forestal.economÍa, inmigraciÓn, alguno de los temas que aborda donald trump en el foro organizado por univisiÓn esta noche. serÁ transmitido por univisiÓn. y traducciÓn al espaÑol. vamos con detalles. reportera: un histÓrico foro comunitario donde latinos preguntaron y donald trump respondiÓ. >> vi al presidente muy bien. muy concreto en las respuestas a las preguntas. reportera: cerca de 100 hispanos participaron, luego de pasar por medidas de seguridad. hablaron de inmigraciÓn, cambio climÁtico, aborto, entre otros. >> estÁ por verse si esto puede generar un cambio en votantes indecisos. yo creo que donald trump fue convincente. reportera: el pÚblico fue escogido por una compaÑÍa independiente para ayudar a los indecisos. >> su voto estÁ definido? >> todavÍa no. pero hoy tuve una bonita experiencia. he quedado pensativa. >> estoy en el medio. >> tienes tu voto decidido? >> sÍ. hoy me convencÍ. reportera: jorge trabaja en el campo. >> este trabajo es realizado en la mayorÍa por gente indocumen

el lunes a las 2:30, la policÍa da a conocer que estaba cerrada la vÍa de san ramÓn boulevard.ial peligroso que provenÍa de un camiÓn. se estima que las calles se han abiertas a las 6:30 de la tarde. lÍderes de la asociaciÓn nacional para el progreso de las personas de color en oakland, se suman alex fuerza —— se suman al esfuerzo de la instituciÓn a considerar que la alcaldesa es incapaz de dirigir la ciudad. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportera: representantes de esta organizaciÓn justificaron de que la alcaldesa representa un peligro para la gente de oakland. la alcaldesa defendiÓ su mandato diciendo que la delincuencia ha disminuido, entre otros oakland se ha convertido en un movimiento de la tecnologÍa verde, pese a su defensa, muchos de ellos culpan a la alcaldesa de que oakland no recibiÓ una subvenciÓn para la delincuencia. hoy un grupo empresarial realiza un primer pago de $10,000,000 por el coliseo. el nuevo acuerdo de venta ascienden a 125 millones de dÓlares. esto serÍa un aumento del 14% de la compra original y acelera el cronograma de el

the san ramon valley unified school district says arrested a juvenile the same night. the district believes both we follow this str years now, a legale licy sparked outrage. as you may remember, and a lawsuit by unvaccinated workers who lost their jobs any day now. a federal jury could decide whether bart has to pay up. abc seven news reporter j.r stone breaks down the case here. >> dan in 2021, bart worker into effect. hundreds of employees felt like their vaccine exemption requests weren't, and now some other workers are seeing their case before a jury. >> yeah, i'm not what our beliefs are. >> i've been homeless before, and this is what i told the bart board. you know, i'm not afraid to stand for that. not on my watch. >> bart did initially grant vaccine exemptions none of that happened and firstt friday. this is the proven that the plaintiff could not be reasonably accommodated without undue hardship? the casd vaccine mandate case in tennessee, in thatthan 600 grand to the plaintiff, who did not get the vaccine, despite a mandate to do so. now, bart is a transit ag

san rafael, san ramon, atherton and los gatos.oler 77, 80, 76 and 79 on steve's forecast highs. yes, there will be drizzle, coast and bay, but again santa rosa looks to be around the line, so i'll mention that i've seen some projections of 14/100 and others of about 0.01, so i'm kind of splitting the difference. 50s on the temps some 40s. mill valley 48. napa airport 47. many in the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, felton, scotts valley, even down to hollister. look at that 46. that's a cool morning. so cal is at 50 then also morgan hill and san martin. the low will swing in and lift northward. i mean, seriously, the meteorological dynamic factors in place do not scream rain. but when you see this being advertised, you say, okay, i can't ignore it. so santa rosa north, i'll draw the line there. but south of that i think it will just be drizzle. so for us, if you're going north, mendocino county, lake county, yes, especially up on the north coast, a better system looks to be on track late. i don't think it will be wednesday mor

live in san ramon, allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> allie thank you.nty leaders are considering changing how the superintendent is hired after the county's top schools official was recently fired. members of a county review panel say they think infighting at the santa clara county board of education led to the superintendent's firing. the panel is now suggesting a popular vote election. instead of having the superintendent be appointed by the board. >> the superintendent, who serves the population of the county and the students and the teachers, and so on. >> i've seen five superintendents by far and above. doctor duggan has been superior. >> after she was fired, duggan filed a lawsuit saying that the board violated her contract. county supervisors say they will look into the possibility of changing how the superintendent is appointed. >> our time now, 734 strike has been averted by teachers in sonoma valley school district and the teachers union reached a tentative contract agreement. we don't know the details, but we know teachers wanted smaller clas

noontime 93, san ramon 87, san mateo. by the afternoon we are 103. in concord, 100 or better in san jose. and 7:00 tonight. still very hot out there into the 90s and a spare the air alert today and tomorrow. stephanie. >> all right. lisa, thank you. speaking of the heat, fire danger continues up north where a wildfire is burning. it started just before noon yesterday and has burned more than 400 acres with multiple spot fires. cal fire crews and several aircraft responded to try to get the upper hand last night, but containment is only at 10% this morning. the fire is in the glen haven area of lake county and we know that evacuation orders are in effect as well as evacuation warnings, and we have that information posted over on our website. cal fire crews are worried about homes near highway 20. >> so we're right on that border of the red flag warning that was established today for southern lake county. so that's a combination that could lead to erratic fire behavior and rapid fire growth. and we've seen that a little bit. >> at least two buildings h

low 70s at noontime and this is in san ramon at bishop ranch. looking at live doppler seven. the clouds have pushed on out of here for the most part. the higher clouds. but they'll be back tomorrow. you're looking at a mild day. 60s to 80s on sunday. it's going to be a lot cooler. mid 70s inland for the warmest spots. low 60s, coast side. and that's when we introduced the possibility of a few showers or drizzle. monday we're going to see some snow in the sierra mixing in with the rain. and another system tries to make it in, but it starts to fall apart. so right now we're going with a dry halloween. but one computer model is hinting at showers, so stay tuned. otherwise the weekend looks good. halloween beautiful. and november 1st it's going to feel like it. kristen. larry. >> all right. thank you. sandhya. >> it's nice to meet you. >> i'm a 75 and sunny guy. just ahead, local siblings head to the shark tank trying to get a deal. >> and fried chicken ice cream. the new twist abc seven news at 11. a local company will be in the tank tonight hoping to get a deal with the sharks.

. >> reaction to hearing about how a homecoming dance at her high school in san ramon ended after a student allegedly attacked an assistant principal. this happened at california high school on saturday night. and police say a 16 year-old boy who attends another school in the district assaulted and dragged the assistant principal by her the hair in the parking lot. parents are shocked. absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well officers later identified and found boy at his home. >> they have arrested him and booked him into juvenile hall. san ramon valley unified school district is also conducting an investigation to see what type of disciplinary action they need to take. it's unclear what led up to this attack. some workers at a mcdonald's in oakland are filing a cal osha complaint claiming their hours were cut out of retaliation. according to this complaint that we got here at kron, 4, 3 workers at the mcdonald's and east 14th street in oakla

now to the east bay, san ramon. police investigating an assault out at cal high during their homecoming dance last weekend. so school officials say 2 students from a different school in the district attacked the assistant principal during the dance police arrived. they ended up taking one teen into custody that night. it's unclear what led to that assault in the school hasn't released any update on the condition of that assistant principal. but we're working to find out. >> all right. time now 708, a civil rights complaint been filed against santa clara university. he claims university program violated federal law only accepting black applicant. the kron four's rob nesbitt has reaction now from the university. and from those who filed the complaint. the equal protection project was formed in 2023 to fight discrimination in any form, mostly focused on higher education. >> santa clara university is the project's current target saying a university program discriminate against anyone was not black. a civil rights compla

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in union city 102, in san ramon yesterday. we are 101 at the livermore airport, 103 today.degrees warmer and the accuweather seven day forecast. we're looking at excessive heat today. we'll get some clouds at the coast tomorrow. and then looking at that fog expanding into monday. we are much cooler into tuesday. and then by the middle of next week it is back to normal. so a few more days of this. so stay pati [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ they screen the princess and the frog at the india basin shoreline park near bay view here in san francisco, and these free outdoor movies attract tons of people. as you can imagine, from all over the neighborhood. so much fun this time of year. sundown's last movie of the summer, the nightmare before christmas, will play at mclaren park on october 18th. still to come

dublin at 78, same in san ramon. well, oakland, right at 70 degrees today trend continues up in the north bay. some of our warmer temperatures actually in the north bay like nevada, 81 degrees today. tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as 2 days. of course, as i've been mentioning on saturday, that slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 little bit cooler next week. trending even cooler yet with most of our highs topping out in the 70's, even inland. all right. on >> a 60 minute ride city this morning on the bay bridge while your san mateo bridge around. 22, the richest member phil. 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. if you're hopping on that right now, 25 min arrive. time now talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black. joining us this morning, rob, where the markets. >> they're sure puttering along sort of bobbing up and down along the neutral line. nothing major going on, at least from what i can tell where you stand. well, we had all time highs yesterday. so we closed p 5

plus, a san ramon school official attacked by students during a homecoming dance. tell you how everybody's responding. right now on the kron. 4 morning news crossing bay area. bridges could cost you a lot of money by the end of the decade. we're live this morning with details. >> plus, embattled san jose councilmember omar torres making a request to the city council and the growing calls for him to resign. we'll tell you what he's asking for. and a lawsuit filed against santa clara university claims a program meant to foster inclusion is actually lead to racial discrimination. we'll explain. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's 09:00am on this thursday. i'm james fletcher and i'm re

san ramon police say the two students actually attended another school in the district.elony charges, including assault and kidnaping. the assistant principal was treated at a local hospital for her injuries and has since been released. soak up these last couple of days and nice weather and sunshine. temps will be cooling down a bit. here's meteorologist kari hall. throughout the afternoon we're looking at some comfortably warm weather for the bay with livermore high up to 80 degrees. 82 in morgan hill, and we'll see some upper seconds and low 80s again in the north bay. tomorrow is another repeat of today, as we've had a nice quiet weather pattern throughout the week. but then on sunday things change. we are going to see cooler air as well as more clouds and possibly some light rain in parts of the north bay, with upper 60s and low 70s for highs, and these temperatures will continue into much of next week. so we'll take a look at our 7-day forecast and the changes ahead that's coming up, along with what to expect as we get closer to halloween. that's in the next microcl

> well, that was a student reacting to the news about and homecoming dance at her high school in san ramon that ended with an assistant principal being attacked by a student. happened at a cal high. it was saturday night about 8.45. police say the assistant principal was assaulted and dragged by her hair in the parking lot by 16 year-old boy who attends a different school. so not a cal high student parents when they heard about what happened, where obviously disturbed. >> absolutely. shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well. >> officers later identified and found that boy, they tracked him to his home and arrested him is now booked into juvenile hall. san ramon valley unified school district is also conducting its own investigation to to see what disciplinary action they might need to take. it's unclear what led up to that attack are still waiting for those details. and the north, a 16 year-old student in custody after police say he brought a gun to sch

san ramon valley unified school district also conducting an investigation to see what if any disciplinary action is needed. it's unclear what led up to that attack. well, a recent oakland high graduate and division, one basketball talent, money williams is making the decision to return home now to the bay area after both of his parents passed away, the university of montana guard and his older sister plan to take care of their 3 younger siblings. but they're going to need some help. their goal is to raise $75,000 through gofundme to help pay for the funeral costs and also to get some money for education for all the kids and to help support the family. the class of 2023, oakland high player help. lead his team to the first ever state championship. if you can help out, look for that. go fund me page. got a link on our website. website. >> investigators now and killed in a crash right near ucsf campus. 70 year-old joseph chow. the crash happened tuesday morning at the intersection of tustin per mask u.s. walk. sf says child was struck by a large truck. the truck driver did stay and cooperate

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so it's going to be a pleasant time in san ramon. highs today will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so in san francisco we are getting closer to average. now your high will be 69, oakland 73. but still some inland areas like san jose and livermore near 80 degrees today and really comfortable in the north bay. upper 70s. santa rosa and san rafael at 78 degrees. also just a heads up for today. there is an air quality advisory, particularly for the peninsula, with some controlled prescribed burns and pescadero. but for the most part, we are expecting good air quality today and tomorrow. overnight lows will drop into the 50s. upper 50s for most everybody. and then tomorrow we could see a few sprinkles, pop up, mainly in the north bay. but we're not talking very much. rain. maybe a hundred or so of an inch in some spots. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so mild temperatures today with increasing clouds. the chance of drizzle tomorrow, and then cooler weather for the beginning of next week. also, we are tracking a sl

san ramon police say that is because hazardous materials are leaking from a vehicle. they advise drivers to use alternate routes. certainly they say this could be an extended closure. they're just not sure we're following this end. as you look live at the situation, there trying to clean it up and deal with that. so as soon as we learn more, we'll let you know there. talking about the heat. again. there is at least light at the end of the heat tunnel today, though, still scorching. well, let's hope it come sooner than later. crawford's charles clifford. >> continues. our team coverage from santa clara county. >> well, here in the south bay on monday, the hot weather continues. jamie. the rico works at lucky here in woodside. she says that dealing with the heat this past week has been challenging the so inside the store is a blessing because their condition, freezing. >> but i have to come out and get carts every hour. and so i'm probably running back inside the store were is air conditioned gets so hot miserable. >> she also says she hasn't been able to do a lot of ou

san ramon police are reminding people about slowing down at intersections and to make a full stop. walks, pedestrians are also encouraged to wear bright colors at night, be alert when crossing streets and just keep an eye out for vehicles. well, thanksgiving food prices are going up in most cases, but is about 16% less this year than they did last year. but the same can't be said for about everything else. and if you're gonna have that, you're going to be spending about 5% more compared to last year. other staples went up to potatoes. they're up 14%. green beans went up 9% canned pumpkin. that's up 30 percent. so have to dig a little deeper for that thanksgiving meal this year. well, a new list ranks the best california cities for the middle class and the pew research center says that cities around the bay area had high cost of living, but also had high median salaries. san jose, for example, has a median income of $136,000. the study also found that many middle-class households may still deal with high housing costs. we know that. well, medical bills are high and inflation effects

san ramon only in the upper 70's while berkeley and richmond. you fall back into the 60's for the first time in some time. napa at 76 today. now looking ahead, this trend of weather is pretty steady. we do actually cool little further, though, into next week. highs topping out in the 70's inland by monday and that slight chance of sprinkles on saturday. don't be surprised by it. also, don't let it make you switch any of your plans up. james, i like thank you very much, john. 10. 48 on the clock. and governor gavin newsom says california is strong and only getting stronger but his critics argue he's out of touch. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. welcomed with the plots. governor gavin newsom making this appearance at the california economic summit. >> hundreds of people from across the state in attendance at this conference in downtown sacramento to hear the governor's message about the state of california's economy. he cited by time. >> 32 of company's the world. all hear it for we've 3rd record-breaking sorry off points. more peopl