>> our school is tennyson middle school and we are in a special program called the atlas academy. an atlas, is for gifted and talented children and we have a special class called research which is devoted to history or science or app. >> headed you decide to make a performance about the hitler's youth -- hitler youth. >> at the beginning of the school year we read the book "night," and we were really interested in world war ii and then we found out about the hitler youth and we were shocked. >> how long did it take to craft your performance and how did you decide to organize it? >> we tried to include a lot of authenticity and our performance but also make sure it would fit the 10 minute mark. we started with a pretty simple script that did not have a ton of detail, but as we advanced further on, we were able to add more and keep working on it. >> did you expect to be here in the finals? >> no. >> it must feel strange to be wearing swastikas. what does it feel like? >> it's a very serious topic and project and the swastika used to be a symbol of peace but hitler turned it into a d

russia more and there are citizen to citizen groups that go constantly to russia a woman sharon tennyson has been doing this for decades and we think it's so important that people not. only go and see for themselves but come back and get involved politically and at this time when our state department is just. an appendage of the pentagon we need ordinary citizens to be the ones out front to be saying don't drag us into a war whether it's with russia or china or the ongoing wars we have in the middle east we need to end those and stuff from going into new ones well i've only got about 30 seconds but you teed up the pitch give us a couple examples of how citizen to citizen diplomacy has borne fruit what worked as a result of folks talking about forbes well in the case of iran we've been going taking groups every year to iran and those people come back and they go to the congress and they lobby and they say we don't want to go with war with iran so knock on glass. so far that hasn't happened and we certainly have been taking groups to say we don't want the us to continue to have military ba

you can see in our shot we have a lot of delays behind the accident, another crash reported near tennyson, use surface streets if you want to avoid the delays, right now drive times, 28 minutes to go from experian to 237, a little slow connected to the san ama mateo bridge, the good news is when you get on 101 you will not have any trouble. 101 a nice rude this morning, updates on the trouble spots through walnut creek at main street. there is a trouble spot, we have a broken down vehicle, still trying to move this one out of the lanes, when you get passed that an easy ride from 680 to 580. 24 is a nice ride, only 11 minutes, east shore, you are going to see brake lights as you work your way into richmond, slow and go conditions there, backed up just to the mawz, maze and that is building. looking at your drive on westbound 80, a lot of people working their way out of tracy to the altamont pass. mary, how is the forecast? >> it's going to be a beautiful day, sunny and mild temperatures, enjoy it because things are going to be changing as we head through the week, we are going to be heatin

let's move on to our next question, which is from william tennyson from harlow.w will you tackle the mental health crisis? well, william, i think this is a great question. it is an area which is of huge importance. first of all i want to pay tribute to norman lamb and the amazing work you did on this. —— he did on this. in some ways we must ta ke did on this. in some ways we must take for granted now with that of the importance of mental health is clearly defined in our politics. but when norman started to fly the flag, it was liberal democrats putting this issue forward, there was not the broad consensus that does now exist across the political spectrum. and that consensus is really good progress. what hasn't quite been matched is the resources and the policy is to turn it into a reality for people's lives, because there are still far too many people waiting far, far, far too long, to get the help and the support that they need. and in particular i find it heartbreaking to hear from children and young people who can be waiting for months and months and months. t

tennyson stafford 51, 52. little coldness in the morning there. 60, so is belmont. san mateo and freeman. makes a huge difference in the overnight lows. coast and also san francisco, cool off. i expect these to continue to cool off in the next week. still a decent delta breeze, low clouds filling in. it will be sunny for all later. temperatures going from mild to the coast. we can stay warm inland. 80s, take us in saturday afternoon and sunday will be a slight rebound. continues to be next week as we had until monday and tuesday pretty deep system dropping in. coolest lows of the season. will be next wednesday morning at when protected areas. >>> major wildfire burning right here. 6:00 hour. we do have details in a fire that's already burned thousands of acres. but first let's take you outside, live look of san francisco in all its glory. >> is at the city, oakland, my gosh. that information and i need some glasses but it is a friday. you're watching ktvu fox 2 news, mornings on 2. stay with us. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out

it is very slow and heavy through hayward with a couple of accidents, one at tennyson and traffic heavynk you. >>> new this morning. san francisco police are looking for the person who shot two people while they were sitting in a parked car killing one of them. it happened just after 9:00 last night on wall street in the crocker amazon district near geneva avenue. a man died and a woman taken to the hospital and expected to survive. right now it's not clear what led up to that shooting. >>> travelers at sfo bracing for more delays after hundreds of flights were canceled, hundreds more delayed and that was just over the weekend. >> it's all because of the construction on that runway we have been telling you about. there could be more today. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live with what to expect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. listen to this. this is for flights today out of sfo, the airport telling us 96 delays so far and 80 cancelations. we were saying earlier you were supposed to leave before 9:00 a.m. to hopefully not be impacted by this but people already are. this

highway for recovering from a crash 35 minutes antioch to concord the so we had a crash in hayward at tennyson that's still working to so it's solid from to 38 are almost up to 35 minutes now because of that accident to 38 to 2.37 daria. thanks a lot robin is 71 and the big story that we're following a disturbing discovery near an east bay school a second rope in the form of a noose. >>was found tied on a fence near chabot elementary school kron four's gayle ong has details. >>it's a shocking image of possible news reportedly found at the baseball field next door to chabot elementary school in oakland, the rope was found friday tied to a fence on the batting cage, the baseball field is on city property. but the discovery comes 3 weeks after another rope was found tied on offense in front of the school but it turns out that was an intentional we are family come forward and and mentioned that their child came to them and said that they found the rope. >>the day before it was found hanging on the sense and tossed it. perry trying to get it over the fence to get back on the schoolyard out of the w

a couple of accidents reported, southbound 880 south of 92 and another one reported near tennyson andton. 26 minute drive time from his fury in the 237. it will be slow as you get onto the san mateo bridge connector as well. delays on the bridge, itself, right on the toll plaza and finally some better news to report for folks traveling along vasco, both directions, in byron, all lanes have been reopened. the accident now clear. traffic is recovering in and around the area near camino diablo and waon v. west on 580, condions, ofmy past commuters sing a lot of brake lights coming out of tracy, stay slow as you go all the way towards the top of the ultimate. >> and i met emily turner at the live news desk where we have breaking news in from iraq. the town of carbolic, at this point, we know that a walkway collapsed during a religious procession. and at this point, 17 people were killed, 75 people were injured, and as we get updates, those numbers continue to increase. this happened in the shiite city of carbolic causing panic and a stampede. likely, those numbers will continue to increas

trouble spot on the right-hand side, this is south 880 right at tennyson road, not blocking lanes but busy any way on that nimitz freeway commute south and northbound. southbound starting to see brake lights as you work your way out of hayward especially headed towards the san mateo bridge. earlier trouble spot on the san mateo bridge, debris on the roadway near the toll plaza. looks like they have got that cleared out of lanes. live look at 880, north of there, we are seeing extra volume on that southbound side, still going okay but again brake lights in the hayward northbound, you're looking good here, you're really going to see brake lights as you work your way towards the macarthur maze. check your forecast with mary. >>> starting off the day with low clouds and areas of fog. even a gray start for our inland locations. live look with our treasure island camera at the bay bridge and you can see the clouds in the sky. temps running in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s once again. so your weather headlines, cloudy morning at the coast, parts of the day and some of our inland locations,

recently mentioned, to a friend of mine who's an englishman and quite literate, a poem by alfred, lord tennysoncalled "mariana," which he said he'd never heard of. he said i out-tennyson'd him about this poem. so, you know, i was -- i remember putting an enormous amount of effort into familiarizing myself with the best that had been thought and done, and i was quite curious about it. i wanted to know what the great ideas and achievements were, wholly apart from getting, just a very rigorous scientific education. lamb: at the end of your yale -- excuse me, my throat is not clear. at the end of your yale experience, what did you do right after that? wax: i went to oxford to study at oxford. lamb: what'd you study? wax: i studied philosophy, physiology, and psychology, a new program, undergraduate program that had just been launched, at oxford, called ppp. i did another undergraduate course, and all of this was by way of trying to decide whether i should continue on in science or go off in another direction, perhaps study philosophy. i did ultimately decide to continue onto medicine, although that

time in the east bay in hayward that i'm following on the nimitz freeway south on 8.80 hight at tennysonackup behind the scene back to pass to the 92 exit trying to get to the san mateo bridge is causing a whole lot of attention as though it's on the right hand shoulders that is the good news, but look at the back of continues to grow the drive times 31 minutes coming out of to 38 in the family and are area trying to get down to milpitas getting 2 to 37. well, it's back to the bay bridge toll plaza it is 15 minutes for you coming out of the east bay trying to get across the upper deck. it is slow and go and it is backed up into the macarthur maze so expect a slow ride to the fremont street exit getting into downtown, let's check the san mateo bridge coming up in just a bit john. >>while it may be cloudy at the coast. that's not so much the case for inland areas already a nice clear start and the sun rising over mount diablo in the distance under all the sunshine that we're about to see today temperatures are going to remain cool like they are for so long. we're going to be back to that i

we do have an accident popping up in hayward on the nimitz freeway southbound att right at tennyson itowing down it is causing a lot of attention there. your drive time now trying to get from san leandro down to milpitas and of the 2.37 split, 25 minutes now back to news. >>the next hour of the kron 4 morning news crews continue to search for the victims following that deadly boat fire off the coast of southern california. and more than a month after the deadly gilroy garlic festival shooting the part where it happened will reopen to the public. and another bart station goes waperless starting today, we'll tell you which one you need to be prepared for it. here's you're live look outside we're following traffic here on the san mateo bridge moving nicely, although a lot happier than it was yesterday at this time as everybody heads back to work and school today rebecca with a complete check of your ride and john with your full and john with your full forecast for the ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, yo

going back to the point earlier, i was checking over the tweet to rex tennyson announcing his departurehim -- departure was very cordial, thanking him —— to listen. the only conclusion one can draw is that donald trump owns his own foreign policy. he has gone through three national security advisers in three yea rs. national security advisers in three years. make no mistake you is the boss and if you get that wrong, expect to be out. after a week of acrimonious, tense debates in westminster the benches of the houses of parliament have fallen silent. borisjohnson‘s bid to suspend parliament has succeeded, but it has come at a price. in the six days that parliament has sat since returning from the summer recess, borisjohnson‘s governing conservative party has lost over 20 mps and with it his majority; he failed to stop a bill preventing a no—dealfrom becoming law, and he has been unable to persuade opposition mps to grant him a snap general election. so now that parliament has been formally suspended what happens next? the mps will not return to the commons until the 14th october. on the

you will see a slow ride south 880 as you work your way towards tennyson.ive yourself some extra time. when you are on the span you will see some slower the unusual speeds. it will improve when you get towards foster city on 101. >>> plenty of sunshine, temperatures warming up as high pressure builds. the start of a warming trend today. here is a live look, blue skies as we head through a day. above average temperatures, warming up, back to the 90s inland tomorrow. upper 70s for the bay, low 70s for the coast. the hottest day of the week friday, triple digit heat. above average temperature saturday, cooler sunday into early next week. more coverage and automatic internet backup that can keep your business running. and it all starts with our gig-speed network. so give us 10 minutes. if we can't offer you faster speed or better savings than your current internet service, we'll give you 300 dollars for your time. call now to get your comcast business 10 minute advantage. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back. it's time for "talk of the table." we eac

southbound 880, an accident just happened -- just came in off of tennyson.ttle slower getting down to hayward and 80 westbound. the bay bridge toll plaza is moderate as well. let's go back to the desk. >>> events are being held across the country to marketing your since the 9/11 attacks. early this morning, an american flag was unfurled on the side of the pentagon in virginia. >>> we are looking at the memorials that are happening right now. morning, christina. >> reporter: good morning. today marks 18 years since the terror attacks that killed nearly 3000 people. it is a day that forever changed our country. here is a look at one of the first moments of silence this morning. president trump and the first lady place her hands over their hearts as taps played. this happened on the south lawn of the white house. moments later, the president and the first lady arrived at the pentagon where they laid a wreath at the memorial and a moment of silence was held there too. they are joined by the chairman and joint chiefs of staff and the joint secretary and president