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park. the popular south bay park is closed. park officials posted this notice one earlier today. the heat and hire hire fire danger that comes witt is forcing officials to close the part. this is not the first time the park has been forced to to close in order for the park to shut down, the temperature has to be higher than 95 degrees. the humidity has to bes than 20%. park officials also track wind speed and the dryness of the vegetation. > >> take a look at the bright side of today's thunderstorm th. of today's thunderstorm threats. a rainbow unclear display aftee storm. sometimes there's a rain. >> maybe a pot of gold. > >> a full rainbow. maybe two pots of gold. just speculating. take a look at what is happening weatherwise. we had the heat o. the heat on tuesday. yesterday, we have the threat of dry lightning. now we get to enjoy m to enjoy a calm weather pattern. that leaves us in the wake of a a ripple in the atmosphere. back back to near normal highs as wed into the weekend. mostly 80s in. temperatures are going to be rug near normal for the next several several days. 60s

be more struggle ahead for communities living here in san then in religious non profits in the south park. and the neighboring afghanistan floods are impacting several provinces the northeastern time ship. providence is elated to be hit by heavy rain federal houses and crops have been destroyed on thursday. the about announced that 182 people had died across the country. millions of households and the u. k are bracing for an 80 percent rise and their energy bills for october on average. that will mean an increase for around $2300.00. year $4100.00 search and food fuel and energy costs is being blamed on the war and ukraine and the pandemic. so diego explains the comforts of a cup of tea. that's about to get more expensive. came eldridge lives with her mother and publicly subsidized housing. it has dump on insulated walls at the heat during cold weather, and they fear that energy price hike will make heating their home this winter impossible. the whole flat is riddled with mold, and we've not even hit windsor yet, and people can't afford to pay that bill. i don't know how anyone is going t

be more struggle ahead for community living here in san then in bill or just on progress in the south park in while a neighboring afghanistan floods there affecting several provinces, the ne and pension province is the latest to be hit by heavy rains. several houses and crops have been destroyed. on thursday, the taliban announced 182 people had died across the country. or here, millions of households in the u. k. are bracing for an 80 percent rise in their energy bills from october, surgeon, food, fuel and energy cost is being blamed on the war and ukraine. the pandemic or a challenge has been to meet people who are already struggling to cope the comforts of a cup of tea. that's about to get more expensive. came eldridge lives with her mother, and publicly subsidized housing. it stamp on insulated walls, leak heat when it's cold and i fear the energy price hike will make heating their home this winter impossible. no. even hit winter. yeah. and people can't afford to pay that bill. i don't know how anyone is going to survive this winter. without shivering in their homes, bills have already

be more struggle ahead for communities living here in san then in religious non profits in the south parking lot. still to come here on al jazeera, it's all about the money. the head of america central bank was a high fuel and food prices aren't going away anytime soon. plus the singing through the war ukrainian celebrate the national identity in the russian speaking city about desa more in that state. ah, ah. with you're locked into your weather story for the americas. heather, great to see you. so how we get a vigorous system around the river plate region storms and those winds picking up. but those winds are also pumping up that temperature and is sociology $236.00. but it all comes crashing down on sunday big changes much lower temperatures. and for the top end of south america, we've got her brain in storms in the amazon basin around the now is east of the pe ruby and andes, pushing in to bolivia, columbia, and venezuela. our usual problem spots here. showers and storms are meandering around the caribbean, so downpours seem likely in his van eula and right across cuba as, while in still

may be more struggle ahead for community living here in san then in religious non profits in the south park. and neighboring afghanistan floods are impacting several provinces. the northeastern pan sheer province, the latest to be hit by heavy rain crops and several homes have been destroyed. on thursday, the tunnel about announced that 182 people had died across the country. millions of households in the u. k. a bracing for an 80 percent rise in the energy bills from october, on average. that'll need an increase from around 2300 dollars year to $4100.00 . the surgeon, food, fuel and energy costs has been blamed on the war in ukraine and the pandemic. i'll just here's where he challenges in east london, where he's been speaking to small business owners. there been amber warning lights screaming away on the, on the dashboard of the u. k. is economic activity some time now. i think at the moment and now they have this announcement has been made those all blinking of the stairs read. this is a looming emergency. there are many, many households around the u. k who this winter are not just going

may be more struggle ahead for community living here in san then in religious non profits in the south park. ah. the us justice department is released to heavily redacted version of the document that justified the f. b i. search of donald trump's home officials entered the former president, florida state. on the 8th of august. it's part of the proven to whether he'd illegally remove documents from the white house. algiers and fisher has more from washington. it was a remarkable moment, and f b i read on the form of a former u. s. president. donald trump revealed the search at his motto: lago property earlier this month on social media. it provoked outrage among supporters now the department of justice has released the affidavit use to secure a search warrant, signed off by a judge. trump and his team had already handed over 15 boxes of documents he took with them. when he left the white house. they should have gone to the national archives. going through the boxes, investigators found highly sensitive documents. in the 30 page affidavit which is highly censored, the f b, i laid out its case

be more struggle ahead for communities living here in san then in religious non profits in the south park. well, are still a heads on al jazeera. ah, the sound of patriotism, how russians invasion is spot ukrainian further in the russians became city odessa? ah, no surprises here. no real change in the weather across the middle east. hi there, thank you so much for joining in. here's a water view on saturday. plenty of hot sunshine and we got bursts of rain across areas of yemen, but i want to take it into the gulf because those winds are shifting around on saturday. those who get that easterly wind right off the gulf. that means we've got high humidity, but check out what happens on sunday. those winds slowly but surely begin to shift around so the temperature is come up. but the humidity starts to lower. all has to do with that wind direction. there record rainfall for parts of pakistan syn province. this monsoon season closing in on 2 meters of rain. and a lot of that wet weather his leaked into near by afghanistan. this is about 80 kilometers outside of cobble. and we know the debts w

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may be more struggle ahead for community living here in san then in religious non profits in the south park. the ross's invasion has seen arise. and patrick's isn't among ukrainians, is most apparent in the city such as odessa, where attempts are not being made to play down. its russian influences of teresa, mo, reports an opera about ukrainians leaving under oppression. the. it's also a love story whose characters are constantly fighting to return to their land. it's been staged. you know, this has opera house. the conductor says the plays now more symbolic than ever. as his countries fighting a russian invasion, americans anxious because we're working in difficult conditions and everything we do is aimed at winning this war. everyone is in that place. my son is on the front line. he said was also known as the part of the black sea under the russian empire . i around 80 percent of the population speaks russian and many thought that love me to put things invasion would be widely welcome here. but that was not the case. many people believe so if you speak russian, you want to go to russia. y

may be more struggle ahead for communities living here in sand and malicious non profits in the south parks. back now to pakistan. and the rollup, ethiopia, i'm sorry, and the air strike on the city of mckelly in ethiopia to grey region. so i will get at you as an independent journalist and joins us now from the ethiopian capital at isabella on the lions, samuel, even before this latest fighting, the un was warning about widespread need for food aid in to guy where half the population is on the verge of famine. what's the latest? the latest is natalie s o s, which is an orphanage home for those that have lost, their parents was hit earlier this this morning around lunch time. and this goes to show you that this conflict is really, really going moving forward and the tides, but also the job done government to saying that they were provoked in to get this into this conflict. and the t p f is saying otherwise, but there doesn't seem to be any kind of piece putting went, which was envisioned by different doctors, including the u. s. u, in the african union. they've been, there has been disagree

may be more struggle ahead for community living here in san then in religious non profits in the south park. meanwhile, in neighboring afghanistan floods there impacting several provinces and ne, in punchy, a province is the latest now to be hit by heavy rains. several houses and many crops have been destroyed on thursday. the taliban at now, 182 people had died across the country. well, us justice department is raised to heavily redacted version of the document that allowed f b i. agents to such donald trump's home officials entered the former present side at his stay on the 8th of august, as part of the proven to whether he'd illegally remove documents from the white house. an affidavit, it was used to gain approval for that search. alan fisher has more on its details from washington. well, this is the document. people have been waiting for 38 pages. there was so much demanded crashed. the department of justice's court document system no of the 30 pages. more than 21 have been redacted either in part or completely. but at lisa, the case for the from the f b i to put before a judge to ask

. > >> the heat has forced the closure of a popular south bay park. they announced allan park in san jose would be closed because of high fire danger. it is not the first time in the park is been forced to close. in in order for that to happen, the the temperature has to be higher higher than 95 degrees and the humidity less than 20%. park officials also track wind speeds speeds and the dryness of vegetation. > >> heat and poor air quality are are not the only concerns. record demand is projected on the power grid. there is a statewide flex alert from 4:00 this afternoon until 9:00 tonight. reducing energy use during those hours can prevent possible power outages. > >> new at noon, big rig crash snarled the morning commute in contra costa county. look at this. chopper 5 caught the traffic backup in pacheco on southbelt 680. at one point, all all of the lanes were blocked. this happened before 8:00 this morning and the height of the morning commute. > >> developing news on monkeypox. monkeypox. the world health organization says people can now now spre

park. >> richmond police are searching for the suspect in a deadly shooting. it happened around 2 45 yesterday in the southavenue. police say a 33 year-old man from hayward was shot and died at the scene and his name has not yet been released. anyone with information about this shooting, those asked to contact richmond pd. >> oakland police are investigating the death of a man. they say they found a dead. he suffered from blunt force trauma. police responded to the 2100 block of 19th avenue around 5.30, this morning. they found a man suffering from those injuries and he later died at the scene. this is video from the citizen app. police say their preliminary investigation does not show the man died in a traffic related incident. his identity has not yet been released. >> 9 people are without a home tonight following a fire at an apartment building in oakland happened around 7.30 this morning on the 600 block of 23rd street. firefighters arrived and discovered flames creeping into the structure from the back of the building. this is video from the citizen app as well. you can see those flames just coming ou

and in this it happened about 2.45 on saturday in the south side park area right near south 6th streetayward was shot and died at the scene. his name hasn't been released. no arrests have been made either. >> a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of school in mountain view because he refused to wear a mask in class. it happened at tire cough elementary school. the boy's father recorded when he showed up and the principal said you have to on home in a score. there was cordoned off by a campus police officer. >> the dad says he tried for several days to get his son to wear that mask. we went to school, but he said his son was uncomfortable and he said his son was inconsolable when he tried a get them to wear a mask. the mountain view weisman school district has since eased their mask mandate after santa clara county was said to be no longer a high risk transmission place masks are still required on the buses and a band and choir at large events. and for campus visitors. here's what the school district had to say because apparently the father was criticizing the district and recording this whol

and the crowd will roar like a bunch of middle schoolers quoting "south park" lines to each other atartman said, "suck my balls. [ laughter ] that is of course is when trump isn't whining incessantly about how he's being treated or repeating some weird lie an imaginary friend supposedly told him, which is what happened over the weekend at that same conservative conference. trump repeated a line he had also used at one of his rallies last week that he is the most persecuted person in american history. >> a friend of mine recently said that i was the most persecuted person in the history of our country, and i said that's a strong statement but then i thought about it, and i felt, you know, he may very well be right. a friend of mine recently said that i was the most persecuted person in the history of our country. me, the most persecuted. i never thought of it that way i never had time i was always fighting with these people that were trying to persecute me i didn't have time to think about being persecuted because i was fighting persecution when i thought about it, though, i sit back,

it happened about 2.45 saturday morning on the south side park area right near south 6th street and virginiag at the scene. his name not being released just yet no arrests made either. we're still waiting for an update from police. we'll let you know when we get one. it's 5.33. and a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of a school in mountain view because >> he refused to wear a mask. it happened at tire coffee elementary school. the boys, father. >> recorded the moment when the principal tells him to take us on home and then you they were escorted off the campus by a police officer. a campus cop. the boy's father says that he tried for several days to send his son to school with a mask. but his son says he finds them uncomfortable. the father also says his son was in console of all when he tried to make him wear a mask. the mountain view a school district. >> there has since eased the mask mandate after santa clara county was no longer considered high risk for covid transmission masks are still required. however, on buses and in the band and choir and big events and for campus visitors, the mount

this time it happened about 2.45 on saturday in the south side park area right near 6 south 6th streetnia avenue. police say 33 year-old man from hayward was shot and killed at the scene. his name not yet released. no arrests have been made, but we're working to try and get more information for you. let you know when we do. it's 34 and a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of school in mountain view for refusing to wear a mask in class. it happened. >> at tire entry school and the boy's father started rolling his phone, recorded the whole thing where the principal told him to take his son home and then they were escorted off the campus by campus police officer. the boy's dad says he tried for several days to get his son to wear a mask, but he says the his boy finds it uncomfortable and then he was inconsolable when he tried to make him wear a mask. the mountain view district has a quote that we're going to give you hear from the superintendent, the weizmann district superintendent about what happened. and apparently this because because of the because of the father, you know, recording the w

. >> you don't want "south park," do you? >> you start "south park" and end up trumpy. it doesn't work. >> it does. >> we'll get there, joe. >> we're workshopping senator butters, okay? >> okay. >> we'll take it off broadway first. >> we're going to come back to that in a minute. >> thank you. >>> let's start with the justice department now asking a judge to keep the affidavit pertaining to the search warrant of mar-a-lago sealed, citing a need to protect the investigation and witnesses. the affidavit contains the government's reasoning for conducting the search. in a court filing submitted yesterday, federal prosecutors argued, quote, if disclosed, the affidavit would serve as a road map to the government's ongoing investigation, providing specific details about its direction and likely course. in addition, information about witnesses is particularly sensitive, given the high-profile nature of the matter, and could affect their willingness to cooperate. it could chill future cooperation and, quote, other high-profile investigations. early this morning, donald trump pos

well, in the south bay start 85 traveling up to menlo park. 28 to 30 minutes to 37 to 18. 82 all pretty 24 down to 5.80, just under 11 minutes area. james, back to you. thank you, anna. 6.18, of is ramping up security ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. yeah. as fears of course of election interference and fake news on social media >> grows once again. but facebook is saying that there detection system and safeguards are far superior to what they're capable of doing back in 2020. kelsey kernstine has the look. >> midterm elections are just months away and now announcing a plan to combat election meddling ahead of the 2022 midterms. the company claims hundreds of people are working across more than 40 groups to combat fake news by various groups, individuals and foreign governments. the company claims it spent about 5 billion dollars on safety and security last year alone. the increased spending comes after meta ceo mark zuckerberg testified in front of congress last march vowing to crack down on election fraud and interference. >> the system isn't perfect, but it's the best approach th

and it needed to happen and all stuff.her the best way i describe you seen that episode of south park. it was, like about. don't then get a foothold and everyone wants to come around and say you areol right. he's a clairvoyance. >> technically. fix that is definitely more. especially with the profanity laid out. rogelio, at what point during the course of the summer did you become aware that you were recognized in sort of on people's lists? because at the beginning we have press credentials. you are a minority pretty clearly you cannot be a white supremacist. and also you are dressed like you were with the cool kids. at some point? west i got recognized as day. did not anticipate is actually of this shirt is wearing right now. i wore the shirt on laura ingraham show. a couple days prior. i'm wearing the shirt again aren't you just on fox news? and i said no. >> i don't watch fox news why are you watching fox news? [laughter] and so i walked away i thought he lost him in the crowd. this issue, you are wearing the same shirt. i was concerned he was going to say we got something over her

south city. were officers there assisted in making the that driver pulled onto the tracks, thinking it was parking lot. >> officers got out subsequently contacted that driver and determined that driver was under the influence south san francisco police officials say in 2022 driving under the influence arrest are up 62% a year to date. we've made 112 arrest. that's from beginning of this year. until about now. that sounds like a lot. it is a lot. it is a lot compared to the 69 dui arrestso made at this point in 2021. here are more photos from this year's driving under the influence accidents in south san francisco. investigators say they can't quite put their finger on why there's been an increase in duis. but >> they say they are taking additional steps this weekend to deter dui checkpoint. >> so we will be out there in force. please do not drink and drive. first of all, you get arrested. by the time you go to court and all of that, there's approximately about a little over $13,000 in fines that you'll be facing. i'm not to mention you lose your license and all that for. >> for what? in south san

mexico, an estimated 150 people evacuated after being stranded over90 as carlsbad caverns national park, south of roswell. >> we got to go through the caverns. about two hours through they told us we happened to evacuate. >> it took us 20, 30 minutes to get out. >> roads are washed out and we can't pass. >> at one point the family says statue gave them food but they had to pay for it. flood watches in effect from arizona to louisiana. the sudden busts of rain mixing with the parched soil as if it were concrete, leading to flash flooding. some areas of north text could see up to eight inches. abc news, los angeles. dion: spencer, what's the latest here? spencer: it looks like this rain is going to continue and it's moving eastward into other states, east of texas and oklahoma. see this area here in the southwest? these are monsoon range, are seasonal that occur here every year about this time. arizona and new mexico, parts of southern utah and colorado. that ball moisture has been moving eastward into texas and oklahoma the last couple of days, combining with another surge of moisture from the

south city. were officers there assisted in making the that driver pulled onto the tracks. think it was parkingdriver and determined that driver was under the influence south san francisco police officials say in 2022 driving under the influence arrest are up 62% a year to date. we've made 112 arrest. that's from beginning of this year. until about now. that sounds like a lot. it is a lot. it is a lot compared to the 69 dui arrests made at this point in 2021. here are more photos from this year's driving under the influence accidents in south san francisco. investigators say they can't quite put their finger on why there's been an increase in duis. but >> they say they are taking additional steps this weekend to deter it dui checkpoint. >> so we will be out there in force. please do not drink and drive. first of all, you get arrested. there's time to go to court and all of that. there's approximately about a little over $13,000 in fines that you'll be facing. i'm not to mention you lose your license and all that for. >> for what? in south san francisco has made you a kron? 4 news. >> homeless c

it feels like a long-running south park joke that we are in the middle of that no one will actually speakfor senate like john fetterman in pennsylvania where lia thomas is and where the university of pennsylvania is saying hey, i agree with this. it's absolute ball dear dash, pure madness this is going on as well. >> dana: st. louis cardinals slugger pujols has a lot left in the tank rocking career home run 693 last night. his seventh homer in the last 10 games as the cardinals beat the cubs 1-0. so the 700 club may be getting a new member. pujols sitting at number five on the all-time home run list. he needs 7 more with 41 games in the season. >> bill: he will get there for sure. he has been on a tear the last two months. ripping it. they blanked him, dana. >> dana: what does that mean? >> bill: sounds like a bad word. >> dana: it does sound like a bad word. what does it mean? >> bill: they shut him out. >> dana: i learn. >> bill: in the meantime another brutal sucker punch attack in new york city. unsuspecting victim knocked out cold from behind. what police are saying about this. it ha

so the the best way i described chaz is kind of you've seen that episode of south park or the hippiese over. yeah. yeah to have their music festival. it was kind of like that. yeah, it was and i felt like cartman where he's like warning. everybody's like. oh, no, don't let them don't let them get a foothold or else they're gonna take it to the next level everyone just ignoring them ignoring it. and and then yeah it was and then finally everyone comes around and say okay. yeah. you're right. i'm thinking wait. i told you this two days ago and carter cartman is kind of your patronus, isn't he? you started your for just in that instance. yes. yeah. he was like clairvoyance about what technically probably more mattevest. impactly is yes, definitely more especially with the profanity laced outburst. yeah, um julio at what point during this in the course of this summer? did you become aware that you were? recognized and and sort of on people's lists like they they started because at the beginning you have to press credentials your your latinos, so you're a minority. so clearly you can't be

park in richmond this afternoon. it happened at 2:45 p.m. in the south side community park near the intersection of south sixth street and virginia avenue. let's show you how it looks from the scene earlier today, please say the victim's body was found near the playground. the park blocked off with crime scene tape as officers investigated, the detectives say they're working leads with the suspect still at large. have not yet released any information about the victim. if you know anything about this shooting, richmond police say, give them a call. also do you attend? we're monitoring a wildfire, prompting evacuations in lake county tonight. the point fire started burning this evening northeast of saint alina. evacuations are happening in the area of jago bay. people sort of posting video of the fire around seven o'clock tonight shortly after ariel crews started dropping water. at least 15 acres have burned flames are about 20% contained. firefighters have not said anything about structures being destroyed. they also have not said anything about a possible cause. the medical examiner in siskiyou county has really stay

that's according to sri lankan media. russia park south fled the country after tens of thousands of anti government. protesters overran his official residents last month. protesters have demanded that he and his family be investigated for corruption. australia's former prime minister scott morrison has refused to resign from parliament after it was revealed that he secretly appointed himself to 5 ministerial rolls during the cove at 19 crisis. current prime minister anthony albany has asked for an investigation into the gallery of the arrangement. watching the w new still to come. german film director evolve, going to pay just the man behind the epic world war $2.00 drama dust bode has died at the age of $81.00. we'll take a look at his wide and varied legacy but 1st, the chair of kenya's electoral commission has issued a statement regarding the legality of the disputed presidential election result were full of triple cot. he says he is confident of the results of his actions in announcing that william rudo had. in fact one, the president elect himself says he's ready to move forward fol

park.d police are searching for the gunman they say that shot and killed a man at richmond's south south side park. it happened abt 2:45 yesterday afternoon near 6th and virginia. not too far from 580. authorities have confirmed the shooting only victim was a 33-year-old hayward hayward man and he died from his his injuries. those with information are encouraged to reach out to the police departm. > >> the city of san francisco may francisco may need to find a new new way to prevent illegal street vending near b.a.r.t.'s station plaza at 24th and mission. for a second time, protesters tore down the fence g the area. reports that b.a.r.t. does not plan to put it back upe city says the fence and a new permit program are aimed at crag down on the sale of illegal goods in public places. a community neat meeting is set fr tuesday. also plan to meet next week. > >> a live look at the state capl now where a bill sent to governr gavin newsom's desk would automatically seal conviction and arrest warrants for certain people released from jail. as mr lee i didn'ter has details. >> ten months after my 18th bi

south city. were officers there assisted in making the that driver pulled onto the tracks, thinking it was parkingsouth san francisco police officials say in 2022 driving under the influence arrest are up 62% a year to date. we've made 112 arrest. that's from beginning of this year. until about now. that sounds like a lot. it is a lot. it is a lot compared to the 69 dui arrests made at this point in 2021. here are more photos from this year's driving under the influence accidents in south san francisco. investigators say they can't quite put their finger on why there's been an increase in duis. but >> they say they are taking additional steps this weekend to deter it dui checkpoint. >> so we will be out there in force. please do not drink and drive. first of all, you get arrested. by the time you go to court and all of that, there's approximately about a little over $13,000 in fines that you'll be facing. i'm not to mention you lose your license and all that for. >> for what? in south san francisco has made you cry for >> in the north bay, a homeless camp in sausalito is main ship park is no more.

i'm a sophomore from south shore international college prep. in the morgan parkcago home, it's an amazing honor to be with you today. like millions of kids across the country, i've spent my entire freshman year at home taking classes virtually. it wasn't the way i thought it would be. but i held on to hope that it would and could get better if we worked on it. it was the kind of hope that our next speaker transformed into a movement back in 2008, when i was just three years old. for my entire life, our next speaker has been a shining example of what can happen when your goal in life is to make a difference no matter what is going on or what is happening. he reminds me of myself in that way. i'm not entirely sure when my future holds but i know that i want to be and make a positive difference in the lives of others and to be successful in whatever path i choose. he has taught me that if you want to change the world, there is no better place than to start in your own community. and i'm ready to do that. without further ado, please join me in welcoming president oba

park. people driving south on a chain of lakes can now cut through the park by making a left turn on mlk andt on the sunset boulevard. in addition to opening the road up to cars, the city is also creating a new separated bike lane with fresh paint and concrete barriers to protect the car free route, the city's parks and recreation department says it hopes these changes will relieve some of the congestion for those driving south through the city. time now is 5.20, and today president biden signs the inflation reduction at yeah, that bill tackles health care costs and also fight climate change. we have our washington correspondent reshad hudson standing by dc. >> with more on all of this good morning were shot. hey, good morning. this is a bill that democrats have been going back and forth on for more than a year. >> and today president biden will seal the deal by signing it into law, hoping for when going into november. >> this is a historic moment later today. the inflation reduction act will become law. the house took the final step in passing the bill friday on a party line vote, sending t

let's check on the south bay. 1, 1, traveling up. 85 park around 40 minutes to 80's moving at a limit. and 82 also looking great crockett down towards the maze just under 18 minutes. darya. james, back to you. i know. well, let's get back to school. then students and teachers at their first day in the oakland district. yeah, the first one to come back to in the bay area this week. >> the school year is going to be a little different as we know this year because several schools had to be closed down in that district. others had to merge together. >> 2 already closed at the end of last year. so here's a breakdown of what we expect to happen this year. rise elementary and new highland academy. they're going to be merging, creating one school. the kids are going to go to 6th and 8th grades are eliminated at la esquinita and help chris schools. >> and there are other 6 schools now that are supposed to close sometime during this school year as well. yeah. >> and happening now, we want to make sure that the you slow down for the different school zones are a couple new ones actually this year

tonight until 4:30 a.m., reopened for the morning commute but you can use the bridges to the south, hyde parkck over to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:41. >>> cracking down on excess water users. coming up next on "today in the bay," one of the biggest counties calling out its most famous residents for not doing their part to save water. the big names now under fire and how some are responding. >>> our current president continues his very long vacation. >>> plus implementing stricker gun laws. how most americans would respond to tighter regulations. we break down that data coming up after the break. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities.

this one happened at about 2.45 on saturday along the south side park area right near 6th street andenue. police say a 33 year-old man from hayward was shot and killed his name not yet released. no arrests have been made. we'll keep you updated as we find out more. a 4 year-old boy was kicked out of the school and mountain view because he wouldn't wear a mask to class. >> it was a tie or cough elementary school and the boy's father recorded the moment when he had to go pick up. his son in the principal said you got to go home and then they were escorted out by a campus police officer. the dad says that he tried for days to get his son to wear the masks at that school. but that his son found masks uncomfortable and just was inconsolable when he tried to get him to wear a mask. so he let him go without and the mount view. weisman school district has since eased their band aid after santa clara county was no longer consider high risk. but here's what the superintendent had to say about the whole thing. he was upset with the way i guess the parent acted in, you know, taping putting on ca