at sunol elementary school.s the decision to take down a pride flag caught him and others by surprise. >> the majority of the staff and the principal does not agree with it. >> reporter: at the school board meeting, the board member who voted against the flag being taken down, presenting a resolution to reverse the decision. >> to second. that was unsuccessful, with the other two members deciding not to second the motion. in june, the pride flag was raised on the campus and was torn down, after the school raised another flag up. the resolution to limit the flags flown on campus, which was a california state and a usa flag. >> it's subtle. and why are we stirring up the pot again? >> reporter: he claims a decision did not target a community and hopes the school district can come together and move forward. >> it's over. it's time to focus on the school. >> reporter: some vote in favor of last month's resolution. he is aware of the recall. he says the public will have the final say. >>> new details at the deadly sh

as we look toward 680 toward sunol, we have a crash toward the sunol exit. watch for activity.om chp. it's kind of smoothing out a little bit now. that's critical for the tri-valley. a build for hayward and south bay, just starting for north 101 in san jose. >> thank you very much. >>> developing right now, a live look in gaza, still under heavy bombardment from israel. so far, there's no indication of an imminent ground invasion. more than 4,000 people are now confirmed to have died on both sides of the con conflict, with 30 americans confirmed to be among them, and at least a dozen more still missing. thousands of citizens in israel are expected to evacuate to cypress. the ship is designated for u.s. nationals and their immediate family members. those onboard will be responsible for arranging their own travel accommodations from cypress. also this morning, egypt is expected to allow foreign passport holders in gaza to start crossing its border, while security sources in egypt say an agreement has been reached to open the crossing. israel maintains there's no truce of any kind

sunol grade there is a crash and that is almost to the dublin interchange.e, south bound commute headed out of the east bay. maybe give yourself extra time there. a live look at other spots where we are seeing a few brake lights and delays. good morning to commuters getting ready to make the trek across the bay bridge. i wish i had better news. it's business as usual, people making the ride west out of the east bay into san francisco, crowded across upper deck as well. friday is always lighter. you have the next four days to get through. across the richmond san rafael bridge, that's busy too. there is ongoing repairs, so you see that back up already building for anyone making the ride west bound out of richmond to the marin side. plan for some brake lights there. everything is kind of shaken out on a scale of one to five. if highway 4, you are problem probably about a three. >>> 6:52. a celebration of beats and rhymes in oakland. hear from the two men at the forefront of the bay area hip hop scene. >>> on the drew barrymore show, a conversation with shania t

680 right around the sunol off ramp.ng towards 580 right now and it looks like your average speeds are tracking around 45mph. so much improved and number seven, today is halloween and one college in kentucky is celebrating with its annual pumpkin mania festival. >> more than 500 jacqueline owners filled the steps of transylvania university after thursday. these pumpkins are going to be used to feed farm animals. do did you do yours? are you doing that tonight? >> okay, that's my plan. >> you have a design in mind? >> no, i have to look. i have to get some inspiration, you know, get into the mood, get some movies on. it's going to be a good time. >> oh, i love that. >> coming up next on seven, we are going to be in our halloween costumes. last year, we were the good morning america anchors. i was up in drag for the first time this year. i have the easiest costume, so stream us and find out who we are >>> good morning america for our viewers in the west. another hostage freed in gaza as israeli troops push forward with the

we're talking about the sunol district. this is a district of one school, basically one school campus, and it's the pride flag that has come under the microscope, though the policy really does apply to all flags other than the california flag and u.s. flag. one of the three board members -- there are only three board members. one of them, who dissented in the decision last month, tried to bring the issue back up for discussion, and it was shut down. i want to show you live pictures of sunol elementary school where someone has left a little pride flag, and that will be the only pride flag that will be at that school for the time being, as the policy now is to only fly the u.s. and the california flag going forward. the issue was already decided in a 2-1 vote last month, but then last night the one board member who dissented in the decision proposed a resolution to open up the issue to discussion once again, but then failed to get a second, which means the discussion does not happen. the school board president said that it is

. >>> in sunol, school leaders have shot down the idea of flying the pride flag. we have a live look at sunol glen elementary school. we hope to bring that to you. the pride flag is actually standing near the school sign. but late last night trustees voted against repealing the resolution that effectively banned the flag. one trustee came out in support of the idea. >> i'm looking for a second. no second. we'll move on. >> other trustees did not second the motion. the controversy started this summer when someone tore down the flag, and then another flag went up. when trustees voted to limit the flags flown on campus to the state and u.s. flags. the board president says his decision is not meant to target any community and he hopes the school district can move forward. >> it is over and it's time to focus on the children, the school. >> there's an effort now under way to recall the two trustees who voted against flying the pride flag. >>> it is 5:08, as we take a live look out in walnut creek. good morning, dark and early. cinthia pimentel has been monitoring what

south 680, delays toward sunol. a crash, three vehicles involved. one lane is blocked.eed a tow truck there, at least one. we're going to track that. a smooth flow of traffic, this crash at central is cleared from the shoulder. we have building for highway 4. we saw the speed sensor slowing and now we have a longer drive time for the 680 highway 4 connection into walnut creek. >> thank you so much. 6:53. after taking a break in talks, striking actors are expected to return to the bargaining table today with studios and streamers. hopes for a deal have grown recently with both sides making some progress on some of the big sticking points. last night union leaders tried to temper the enthusiasm, telling actors there are still major differences on key issues, including compensation and artificial intelligence. >>> a look at top stories, including breaking news in southern california, a fast-moving wildfire forcing people from their homes. we have an update on the overnight fight to contain flames. >>> parents, make sure you check your childrens' halloween candy tonight. th

still slow with the build from pleasanton toward sunol. highway 84 is moving smoothly. more volume. the rest of the bay pretty standard. we'll talk about the south bay coming up. >>> it is just shy of 6:03. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened last night around 9:30 on arthur street. the oakland police sergeant tells our photographer on scene the victim did die. police have not released any information on a person of interest, nor a motive, but we will bring you more information when it comes in. >>> we're learning more about the tributes in place for the late senator dianne feinstein. she'll lie in state at san francisco city hall on wednesday. on thursday, a funeral service will be held at the war memorial and performing arts center. the service will not be open to the public, but it will be streamed online. today city hall will be open for people to sign condolence books. the public is welcome between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. last night, governor newsom appointed laphonza butler to fill the seat of the late senator. governor newsom issued this statemen

we start in sunol. you might remember this story.anned pride flags causing a heated debate. well, they're going to consider three resolutions today including one that looks to repeal and rescind the ban onlgbtq pride flags. parents and teachers shopped up saying they don't trust board members are working in the west interest of the students. in response the castro valley pride the lodgest running pride organization in alameda county will host a rally at 5:30 p.m. today. prior to the start of the school board meeting. >>> meanwhile, the white house says president biden has been interviewed as part of the independent investigation into his handling of classified documents from his time as a senator and vice president. president biden has previously said he was unaware he had the documents saying quote, there's no their there. the interview of the president could be a sign the investigation is soon coming to a close. >>> pressure to pick a new speaker after the take in israel. the two leading prospects are representatives steve scalise

this closure runs from the 580 connector in dublin all the way south to highway 84 in sunol. that's coming up next weekend. joining us on the phone is janice mara from cal trangz. nice to have you on the program. why the closures? what exactly are you fixing? >> hey, hey. well, thank you so much. we really appreciate getting the word out. of course, needless to say, we're kind of hoping that folks will be able to avoid the area though we know it's not always possible, and we appreciate your sharing the detours. there are a number of factors at play in these closures. now, for example, talking about the dumbarton bridge, with regard to the timing of the work, during part of the year, the clapper rail is nesting along the marshlands that are next to the bridge. so, of course, we don't want to disturb the nesting clapper rail, and hence work can only be performed between september 1st and the end of february. >> okay, janis, if i can jump in, you're referring to a bird, is that correct? >> yes, that's right. exactly. sorry. i hadn't thought of that. the clapper rail is kind of a

the sunol glen school board will not reverse their ban on special flags on campus. what were talking about is the lgbtq+ applied flag. castro valley pride showed up to rally ahead of the pack meeting with the three-member board was set to vote on possibly reversing their recent decision. opponents of the flag band say it targets the pride flag in particular. supporters say the u.s. and california flags represent everyone in that is good enough. in the end, the one board member who voted against the ban in the first place, was unable to get anybody to second his motion to reverse it. it remains in effect. >> to me it is over and it is time to focus on the children and the school and repairing things that were damaged during the flood. the buildings that were damaged and to get back to the business of educating our kids. >> some parent groups want to recall those who voted in favor of last month's resolution. the board will not meet again until december. >>> teachers of the san francisco unified school district may soon walk off the job. today at 4:00 p.m. the teacher

of 680 are going to be closed from the 580 interchange in dublin, so way up there, to highway 84 in sunol. caltrans is advising drivers to avoid the area. you're going to be rerouted to 580 and highway 84. all lanes expected to reopen by 4:00 monday morning. that is going to be a huge mess. >>> before you head out the door tomorrow morning, get the latest on the traffic from closures, accidents, other delays all across the bay area. you can tune in to today in the bay, which starts at 5:00 in the morning. you'll have some traffic reports from mike inouye. >>> let's take you outside now on this monday evening. beautiful look at the golden gate bridge. rob mayeda is here to kick us off on our halloween forecast. >> the kids are excited. they're ready to go. we got good weather. sometimes halloween, we have to track storms and rain. not the case. we've got all these road projects under way this week. the weather is allowing that, and we will see temperatures around the bay area, a few spots that could be close to 80 degrees tomorrow. now, let's show you just how unusual these temperatures ar

. >> happening now, the sunol glen school board is meeting to discuss repealing the ban on displaying the pride flag at school. right now the rules say glen school can only fly the american flag in the california flag in front of the school that went into effect on september. 12th in a 2 to one vote resolution will be introduced at tonight's meeting to try to repeal that ban in september. the meeting got so heated. alameda county deputies were called in. also happening now, a community meeting on zoom to get resident input on local housing protections in san leandro. the city says it's trying to get insight from renters and landlords and how to design housing protections that fit the priorities of the community. they say this will help the city housing division present ideas at a meeting in november before they move forward meeting is now underway. but there will be an in-person meeting on wednesday, october 25th at 6.30, at the san leandro senior community center. >> it is 6.40 on this tuesday evening. let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look outside at sfo, w

however, some members of the sunol community said they will try to recall him.l to check in on the commute. sal, what are you keeping an eye on? well, we're looking at the south bay there, dave and pam, because northbound 101 coming up on 85, i do see a crash that may get your attention here on 101. it's not usually that slow. i just want to let you know that it's there. if you're coming in from gilroy or morgan hill, you're going to see kind of a clog right there. and after you get past that, yog on the freeway after that, it should be much better for you there. let's go to the east bay starting with highway 24 and westbound 24. looks all right. getting up to the tunnel. no problems on 680, slowing on highway four. this morning's bay bridge commute stretches back to the maze as steve and i have been telling you, i don't i don't see any clouds at all. so the coast is clear. all right. there you go. and let's go to steve to talk about talk about that. it is clear there's no fog out there, sal, and it's not much of a breeze either. so the combination of all this a

and south of sunol, we could see early slowing. we will continue to track that.the south bay peninsula and north bay peninsula moving well. >>> dianne feinstein, her service will be a private event, not public as promised before. security is being cited. here's a live look at city hall this morning. thousands came to pay their respect in a public viewing there. the response so enormous, visitation hours were extended by one hour. another iconic san francisco mayor, willie brown, said feinstein would have loved the large turnout. >> they are responding with sparkles of joy just to be present to say good-bye. >> former speaker and close friend, nancy pelosi, stopped by, as did mayor london breed. each is expected to speak at her funeral today. >>> and then this is day two of the largest health care strike in u.s. history. today in the bay's bob redell is live for us outside of the kaiser location in dublin. talk to us about the progress of the negotiations. how is that going? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. kaiser and the union that represents its worker are sti

. >> other news tonight, the sunol glen school board will be keeping their ban on all flags other than the u.s. and california state flags in place. a board member introduced a resolution to try and repeal this ban, but it was stopped in its tracks. kron four's amanda hari was at the meeting tonight. she joins us live now. amanda, this all started over some wanting the pride flag to be flown at their at schools. how are people feeling about this decision? >> there were dozens of public comments. even the board members debated. people spoke passionately on both sides of this issue. some even bringing flags into the meeting. >> it was standing room only at the glen school board meeting tuesday night on the agenda, an opportunity to repeal a ban on displaying any flag other than the u.s. and california flags. we are just here to keep the pressure up to reaffirm that we're not going away. present of castro valley pride, austin bruckner carrillo says in 2021. they pushed for the pride flag to be flown at districts across alameda county, including signal in september with a 2, one split. the

we are starting with the crash we've been following in sunol. the good news is that it has cleared.s. the crash itself was on southbound 680 before the sunol offramp, bringing in our drive times because our highway four commute has really slowed in the westbound direction. antioch to concord is going to be around 39 minutes and again, giving you an overall view of the map, you can see just a couple of red spots for isommute on tuesday. reggie, thanks for being there. but there's nothing like being there at national. you can skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle, even manage your rental right from the app so you can give some quality time to a quality cause. swing by to see one more customer and really get down to business. go national. go like a pro. >> insurance companies like to get big name football stars to endorse their products. >> not triple a. >> what do you mean, coach? >> with affordable auto and home insurance? plus america's most recommended roadside assistance, we offer coverage. confidence and don't need athlete endorsements. what >> are you kidding me? >> o

for those of you who are leaving pleasanton, heading down to san jose, you have to go through the sunolorse than normal because of this crash at mission south mission here. and it involves six cars. obviously they were having trouble getting it out of the way. 880 is not i wouldn't say it's an alternate because a lot of people were on it and it was slow because of other earlier things. san mateo bridge, look how slow that is. so we've had you know, it's very typical these days to have tuesday, wednesday and thursday be the busiest days of the week. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up just in case you want to take a temperature of the commute. almost everywhere is slow. it does start getting better. usually on a normal day, if there are no crashes after nine. so if you have time to wait or have flexibility, you might want to think about that. or using transit at 818. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sam. we'll get to it here. clear skies. we're all set for a warm up, although we're running considerably cooler than 24 hours ago because the lack of fog and drie

this is going to be in sunol. southbound 680 before sunol boulevard. travel westbound and same thing goes at the bay bridge toll plaza. hey, drew. hey, jobina. >> we're looking at visibility on live doppler seven this morning. some dense fog in the north bay, petaluma down to zero miles of visibility elsewhere and we're doing just fine. temperatures were in the 40s and some of our cooler spots in the north bay mid 50s around the bay shoreline. as we get you into the 8 a.m. hour, it is sunny from the exploratorium vantage point. a live look outside showing you those bright conditions. we have a warming trend coming our way today. today is warmer than yesterday. we'll go into the upper 60s, coast side, upper 70s around the bay shoreline, mid and upper 80s in our warmer spots inland by 4 p.m. reggie drew, thank you for joining us on our abc seven bay area app abc7 and seven continues with tea time for everybody else. >> it's good morning america. if you want to walk away with more money at the end of your case, choose jacoby and myers at the start of your

it's going to be on southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp.closer to the crash and even 34 as you stretch all the way back towards 580. and then also with mass transit, the antioch line is experiencing about a ten minute delay due to an equipment problem on the track between the walnut creek and lafayette stations. >> coomassie and meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast after the break. >> would you say your firm or are you a softy? you like sleeping in on saturdays? >> you got to be okay with a little dog hair. >> i'm serious. i'm looking for something long term and time. >> well, hello there. >> your perfect mattress matches out there. find it at mancini's sleep world. >> well, was i right? this is the one mancini sleep world. >> sleep better, live better. so i'm more of a big spoon. >> but monterey county is one of california was largest premium wine regions. >> and you can taste our award winning wines in carmel by the sea, where you'll meet our winemakers and stroll your way to 18 friendly wine tasting rooms. plus you'll di

some are calling for the sunol glen board to repeal the ban on flying special interest flags.ng of the pride flag on school property and sparked great debate with some, raising the idea of a recall. tonight the board will consider a possible repeal. in the meantime, within the school board, there's new drama. the pleasanton weekly reports the board's president was recently granted a temporary restraining order against a former trustee. this, over allegations she rallied others on social media to send him threatening messages. the current trustee also claims he's received death threats. the former trustee says she has not reviewed the restraining order and is out of state. >>> there's some movement this morning in oakland's search for a police chief. commissioners have released their short list of the top seven candidates, that includes former chief leronne armstrong, fired in february. last month the mayor called out commissioners for dragging their feet and finalizing a short list. the commission is now recommending a public forum with those finalists as the next step in the

south 880 recovers, a lighter volume now going toward sunol with the first burst of traffic slowing thingse northbound routes, and then the fog is a factor as you head down the eastshore freeway to the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 6:52 right now. happening now, leaders in san pablo are the latest to weigh suspending remote public comment for city and commission meetings. it's not clear exactly what prompted the move, but other cities including concord, walnut creek and fremont have already banned public comment by zoom or phone due to hate speech and privacy violations. >>> next, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay," including while you were sleeping, a car slams into a south bay apartment unit. take a look at this damage. we have the new details from officers at the scene about the quick response from neighbors that led to that arrest. >>> and heading to the war zone, president biden will travel to israel as the fight with hamas intensifies. intensifies. new details on his you know i got two home runs. you got two jacks. and then my grand sla

more shows up now heading toward sunol out of pleasanton. you're going eastbound 508, it's currently blocked by a disabled vehicle, so a note if you're heading off of the dublin interchange and trying to get toward livermore. we have early clearing for south 101, but northbound, in a couple of weeks, we'll have the northbound closure, and of course we'll remind you about that. >> mike, thanks. >>> it's 5:43. >> a nationwide emergency alert. coming up next, we'll talk about the massive emergency tests scheduled to hit your phone this week and why you shouldn't be alarmed. >>> plus, the niners are now 4-0. we have a look at the mon ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure n

680, though, opposite your commute, away from mission boulevard heading toward the curve and toward sunoltrack that. >> thanks, mike. >>> this morning we continue celebrating hispanic heritage here on nbc bay area. next on "today in the bay," we're shining a light on a san francisco skate boarder and his difficult path to fame. >>> as we head to break, we want to share a photo mike inouye posted on instagram. over the weekend he competed in the match of comedy sports, a competitive improvisational comedy, and this past weekend's show celebrated the team's anniversary. mike first joined the team back in 1997. how is that possible? you're only 30. >> that's a joke. >> that's the improv. >> exactly. that show has been going on since 1987 in the south bay. we want to say congratulations to mike and the entire team there. stick around, we've got much more ahead for you right here on more ahead for you right here on "today in e bay."th ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el esta

four of his children attend sunol glen. a fifth starts next year.e of the hate has also been directed at them. this father says he has no agenda other than to do what's best for the school. school should be safe and inclusive for all people. for my kids, for everyone's kids . without exception, jurgensen says he has no intention to resign. some sonoma community members plan to try to recall him. we've reached out to other school district leadership for comment, but have not yet heard . back in the newsroom. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. a gag order has been issued against former president donald trump, while the judge says some of his social media comment s are a liability and preparations underway for the rest of fleet week at the us navy is planning a special tribute to san francisco i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. you got another mask? are you the ceo of cashbacking? no, you're not. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? and crews working to remove victims. officials say the bus was carrying foreign tour

. >> and along southbound 6.80, in sunol just north of 84 is an accident. things are slowing down about 34 minutes dublin down to fremont caryn. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 701. and our top story. 75,000 kaiser health care employees are getting ready to go on strike. now we're talking a large strike. if that happens, the labor contract with kaiser expired over the weekend and kron four's michael thomas. >> is live in walnut creek on what the local impacts might be. a good morning, michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. we're just about 48 hours away from what could be the u.s. history's largest health care strike. and kaiser permanente is already letting its members know that they could see delays. take a look. this is video that we have from previous pickett's of kaiser workers in total. as we mentioned, 75,000 healthcare workers set to strike nationwide. this three-day strike could start as soon as wednesday. october 4th, that's just in 2 days. and it includes workers in washington, colorado, oregon, and almost 60,000 here in california with 20,

happening tonight, the lgbtq+ organization, castro valley pride urging the sunol glen school board to propel their pride flag been ahead of their board meeting set for today. all comes after the district superintendent molly barnes spoke out against the ban last month. castro valley pride is set to host a rally at five-thirty later today just before the school board meeting is set to start. glenn school board passed a resolution to ban pride flags back in september. were city council there now set to hold a meeting to talk about new safety guidelines for sidewalk vendors in the city. this includes a new permit program offered to vendors in the city. that proposal aims to decriminalize sidewalk vending boat, the city and the state ways that benefit both local businesses and protect public health vendors will be required to provide basic contact information includes whether they are operating as an individual or with a company. kaiser employees served official notice of a possible follow-up strike sometime next month. comes just one day after any. what was the largest threday strike? al

happening tonight, the sunol glen school board will meet to discuss repealing the ban on displaying a pride flag at school. right now. the rules say that's no glenn can only fly the american flag and the california state flag in front of the school. it went into effect on september. 12th was a 2 to one vote and now a resolution will be introduced at tonight's meeting to try and repeal that ban. >> unfortunately, the way that the resolution as written is very blanket. there's no expectations set to hold people accountable in the future. right? so if you go back to the resolution, it says all flags, right? so if you go out in front of the classrooms, there used to be you know, welcome back to school flags and things like that. all of those have been taken down. >> it's kind this blanket resolution that just the facts, the whole campus. >> that school board meeting takes place tonight at 5.30, at tonight's hayward city council. meeting members will consider whether to adopt new regulations for street vendors. the goal is to provide a legal pathway for these vendors and would require them

the sunol glen school community has decided not the have verse the ban on flags on campus.ride showed up to rally ahead of the meeting last night where the three member board was set to possibly vote on reversioning its previous division. in the end the one board member who voted against the ban in the first place was unable to get anyone to second his motion to reverse it. so it remains in effect. >> to me, it is over. and it's time to focus on the children. and the school. repairing things that were damaged during the flood. the buildings that were damaged. and to get back to the business of educating our kids. >> some parent groups now want to recall those who voted in favor of the resolution last month. the board will not meet again until december. >>> well, we continue to focus on our kids. school districts all over the bay area are grappling with the potential for our children to log on to their phones or tablets and see graphic and violent images out of the middle east on social media. case in point, in marin county, this warning came to parents last night. telling t

happening tonight, the sunol glen school board will meet to discuss repealing the ban on displaying the pride flag schools. this has been a heated topic at previous meetings and kron four's will tran joins us live from sun. always been following the story for us this morning. will good morning. >> james, the way it stands right now, ever since september. 12th, if you come to this school, only 2 flags are allowed to fly in front of the school or be displayed anywhere in front, whether it's the fence or not, only the american flag and the state of california flag. but before that, they could display welcome back to school. be kind week. and in june they have the pride flag in that pride flag for the past couple years here. no problems. and then over the summer, something happened where 2 board members, they voted 2 to one to to institute that ban. so what they want to do know, according to one board member who introduced a resolution and that will be taken up at 5.30. and as you mentioned to repeal that ban, let's talk about september. 12th just a few weeks ago live in a full month at tha

but first, the flag ban at the sunol glen school district will remain place after a push to repeal thethe b board will keep its ban on all flags other than the u.s. flag and the california state flag. >> a board member introduced a resolution to repeal the ban, but nobody else supported it. that means flags like the pride flag cannot be displayed at school. kron four's. amanda hari has more on >> there were dozens of public comments, even the board members debated. people spoke passionately on both sides of this issue. some even bringing flags into the meeting. it was standing room only at the glen school board meeting tuesday night on the agenda, an opportunity to repeal a ban on displaying any flag. >> other than the u.s. and california flags. we are just here to keep the pressure up. president of castro valley pride, austin bruckner carrillo says in 2021. they pushed for the pride flag to be flown at districts across alameda county, including signal in september with a 2, one split. the board voted to ban the pride flag and many other flags on campus. what is going on here and know is

we start in sunol. where the school board banned pride flags causing a debate. they're now going to consider three resolutions today. we've covered this community story from the beginning. as dozens of angry parents and featurers showed up to the school board meeting saying they don't trust board members are working in the best interest of students. and in response pride the longest running lgbtq+ pride organization in alameda county, will host a rally at 5:30 p.m. today prior to the start of the school board meeting. >>> the white house says president biden has been interviewed as part of the independent into his handling of classified documents. he has previously said he was unaware he had the documents saying quote, there's no there there. the president could be a sign that the investigation is soon closing. >>> also in our nation's cammal, where republicans are under even more pressure after the attack in israel paralyzed the house from sending aid to the region. the two leading professionfects are

. >> pleasanton sunol road. if you're traveling through do there.e times around. 25 minutes. still not as bad as we would get on a really busy workday. if you are going to hit 8.80, traveling from freeman, you're definitely seeing things slowing down there. bay bridge right now about 15 minutes. the meter lights are on. and that's the only thing pretty much slow you down today. 15 minutes across the mateo bridge for everybody traveling from a 80 to 101, our highways. we are seeing just a little 30 minute ride. antioch, as you're traveling to 42 and 101, of the south bay. 42 minutes. he's 85 up to middle part darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna is some 49. let's talk sports. the niners wondering what's up with quarterback brock purdy? will he play in sunday's game and of whether or not the backups going to do any good? i don't see. meanwhile, the warriors are also getting ready for their first road game of the season. that's tonight up in sacramento proper sports director jason dumas, with all your sports. >> to the surprise of many brock pur

. >> the resolution to repeal a controversial flag ban in sunol did not get enough support to lead to changes. we're talking about a policy that essentially bans the flying of the pride flag at a school there. according to the chronicle, three agenda items related to the ban did not get enough support for changes to be made. in september, a meeting turned heated when the board opened a discussion on this policy. it forbids all banners on campus, other than the us and california state flags. house republicans on capitol hill are trying to rally behind a new speaker, with two candidates emerging as the most likely to win the gavel. this is a difficult task given the deep divisions in the party after kevin mccarthy's historic ousting from that seat earlier this month. gloria is tracking this drama from the live desk. >> good morning, reggie. today, gop members are set to discuss who will be house speaker to candidates from two completely different backgrounds are vying for the gavel. majority leader steve scalise and representative jim jordan. the gop conference gathered last night to he

ryan jurgensen, the sunol glen unified school district president, says he and his family have repeatedlythreatened. i can take people disagreeing, but it's beyond the pale to start harassing children in in an elementary school. it is uncalled for to harass my wife that won't stand. it follows a controversial school board decision that he stands behind to only fly the united states and california. flags on campus. the us flag is the most inclusive flag that there is in the world. it stands for freedom. it stands for liberty. it stands for one nation. together for indivisible. and there is not one student in our school that is not represented by that flag. the change in policy brought about backlash and protests, even claims of a direct attack on lgbtq plus students and teachers. jurgensen says that's not true. and wasn't the goal. and ultimately we need to get down to teaching our children, educating our children in math, reading, writing and focus on that and not focus on any other distractions, but online threats and harassing emails have ensued. one claiming oppression was jurgensen's

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well, the sunol glen school board voted last night to keep its ban on all flags other than the u.s. flag and the california state flag. a board member did introduce a resolution to repeal the current ban, but nobody else wanted to support it. so that means flags, including the pride flag will not be allowed to be displayed on school property on those flagpoles. and that includes peace, flags and flags that say things like well come back to school. in september. the meeting got so heated that the alameda county deputies had to step in and keep the peace. last night. deputies were on campus as well before the meeting began just as a precaution before the meeting. castro valley pride gathered people outside to proudly display pride. flags and some people who were there were also in support of the current ban. so we heard from both. >> we are just here to keep the pressure up to reaffirm that we're not going away, but it's going on here and know is not it's dangerous. it's scary. how can you prefer one? >> social flag over all the others pretty soon. we'll just be full of flag poles. >>

we have two crashes, one in sunol still in the middle of the roadway on south 680 and 880, and 92 the southbound side has a crash. no major injuries, though, for either of the crashes. >>> the "today" show is coming up next, but did you know "today in the bay," we actually continue live on roku, samsung tv, or wherever you stream. you can join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. >> for now, that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll take you out to walnut creek for a peek at the sun coming up. a very happy monday to you. the "today" show starts right now. and there is new chaos in the middle east. >> hundreds of thousands, including americans, desperate to flee. it is october 16th good morning this is "today." breaking overnight, preparing to strike israel readies its major offensive into gaza. the u.s. pushing for the safe exit of americans and a way in for much needed aid. the president's caution to israel about gaza and his warning with iran not to get involved. >> don't don't, don't, don't. >> we're live on the front lines. >>> on alert, u.s. officials warning of

they cleared the crash on 680 at sunol. so pleasanton commute might get a little bit better. 880 a couple of different incidents here southbound 880 at 92. they're clearing a crash there. let me just get rid of the icons to show you that it is pretty solid from 238 down to 92 where that crash is 7 to 10. let's go back to the desk. all right, sal. well, americans are trying to leave israel this morning. we're going to bring you a live report from jerusalem tracking the latest developments from the middle east as israel prepares to strike back against hamas. plus, the sixth month tax extension ends today. what you need to do if you're filing your taxes now after a quick break, then a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch. our live newscasts and get stories on demand on your amazon. fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv? just search for the fox local app and then oose ktvu with chevy silverado and silverado hd, you can take on the mountains. or you can move them. with the power of up to 36,000 po

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from pleasanton to sunol and from hayward to fremont. 817 let's bring steve back in with today's weatheru, sal . little bit of fog out there although it looks like it's retreating. we will start in marin county, the west marin feed is good on twitter. i always enjoy beautiful light over tomales bay in inverness this morning. have a great day everyone. that's a pretty shot. thank you for that. and a little cool for some. our good friend, sir wishbone ash low in pleasanton this morning was 48°f or 8.9 c there were a lot of 40s, but warmer weather is on tap for you. me and everyone else here. the warmest day probably will be friday as the way it looks are the hottest day if you're inland. so we'll get some early october heat. not not expecting 104 or 106 or anything like that, but there will be some calistoga, maybe in there, of course, fairfield. but concord, livermore down to gilroy morgan hill could push 93 or 94 as we head towards friday . big dome of high pressure starting to flex its muscle and as it does it's really compressed that fog bank. so that's why we had some reduced visibili