say coming up at 6:00. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. a lot to be done with this story. we posted that full video from those deen agers on the front page of our website. you can check it out at nbcbayarea.com. jigs in to the newsroom, a norovirus outbreak in santa clara county, including 200 students at ten elementary schools in san jose. here s what santa clara public health officials are telling us right now. several schools are canceled nonintersection nal events this week. including after-school programs. however no classes have been canceled at this time. the first cases were reported on may 4th. earlier this month. all infected schools are getting its desks, chairs and counter tops wiped down with a bleach solution. the loved one of the 18 people who died in the ghost ship fire are joining in a lawsuit with the owners and managers of the white housareho. lawyers say they re suing pg&e as well. th pg&e failed to bring safe power into the ghost ship. that s why
moments ago. i think you have sort of a false market, buoyed by zero interest rates and you have to be cognizant of it. of course, covered a lot of ground. talked valeant, apple, herbalife. but in general, nervous about very big, bad things happening in the global markets. without a doubt. if you have a billion dollars and you re over a certain age, it seems like you re really focused on the risks. the environment doesn t feel comfortable to you. negative interest rates are something you never thought you d have to contend with. and it s not to say it s correct or wrong, but it s one of those things, everyone understands the unease. if you re somebody like carl icahn who has made his fortune putting money at risk when everybody else was panicking and it seemed like things were cheap, that s not really the environment you feel like we re in right now. you had an interesting discussion about these gentlemen on twitter yesterday. in part, the conversation went, are they
there are birthday balloons near where mario woods was shot by san francisco police. at the church across the street, a gathering far mario woods remembrance day. we negotiated with a couple of board of supervisors and it should have been pushed. what happened to mario was a tragedy. reporter: the supervisors approval of a day of remembrance for woods is suspect in the stabbing and drew criticism. activists called for the former police chief to be fired. reforms were pushed and an interim chief named. being a police out here in the streets isn t an easy job. don t get us wrong. we not anti-police, we anti-haters. on. reporter: on the same day the city police officers association held its own remembrance. prompted by the murder of sergeant scott lunger one year ago today, but also prompted by the assassination of five dallas police officers and the assassination of three baton rouge police officers. reporter: with other police associations, a full page ad in the ch
forecast we ll see a drastic shift. by monday that s the day when things improve for us. at inay. thank you, jeff. a reminder, you can get the latest forecast for your specific microclimate 24/7 on our digital platform. the most active fire is in southern california. the blue cut fire berning in san those dino county is 26% contained. we are getting a better idea of s an icoructive it has become. 96 homes and 213 structures destroyed. among those buildings, a landmark restaurant. it is an iconic summit in along e sud 66. it was once a hot spot for the rich and famous. nbc bay area cheryl hurd is live at oak hill why so many people are flocking to this land now, now reduced to rubble. cheryl. reporter: they have. it is calmed down tonight, but if you travel from los angeles to las vegas you probably know this route very well. it is known as route 66, and right now it is known as interstate 15. you have probably seen this sign, but the restaurant is gone. it was better kn
court translation is critical. the ability to understand what s going on in court with your case is a fundamental constitutional requirement of the due process clause. the california federation of interpreters says santa clara county need at least seven certified staff interpreters daily at the hall of justice to deal with case load. today it almost says there are only five forcing her to rush from courtroom to courtroom. it doesn t effectively let me be able to communicate whatever message needs to be conveyed during the proceedings as effectively as i would if i had the time to be able to do it. what you have to be careful of is there s not a two-tier system of justice, people that speak english and people that do not speak english. i just smoke with the court on friday. they said they were going to find someone to respond to the allegations today but have not returned numerous messages. legal analyst steven clark tells me in many cases monolingual defendants wi