temperatures at the coast anywhere from the 70s to mid-80s today. could see some records perhaps over the weekend. thank you, lisa. a handful of high school seniors from diplomas in hand despite not passing the examine. they decided to let the kids ignore the state and move on with their lives. we have the story. eric morales is from guatemala. he didn t speak any ecklish when he enrolled at san francisco international high school. it s tough learning english. but he did it. he met all the requirements needed to graduate, except he didn t pass the california exit exam by five points. he should have had a chance to retake it but the state cancelled the july offering because lawmakers are considering no longer requiring the test at all. for students to be told that you jumped through all the hoops, have done everything to graduate except for not taking a at the time that the state is no longer offering is mist guying. 107 students in san francisco were left with no
cooler at the coast, 7 degrees cooler, 2 degrees cooler in livermore, enjoy it because our overnight readings tonight will be very warm. check out the wind. dead calm out there, only 8 miles an hour wind over by the delta. that means it s going to be a hot day. the golden gate bridge highs will be anywhere from the upper 70s to mid and upper 80s from coastline to breaches. 80s and 90s around the bay. triple digit heat inland. matt. thank you. breaking news in san francisco, the chp is reporting a fatal collision roving a pedestrian on 280 and 101 connector. it happened around quarter to 6:00 this morning, all lanes are now open. a handful of high school seniors have diplomas in hand this morning despite in the passing the state exit exam. school officials in san francisco decided to ignore the state and let those kids move on with their lives. katie marzullo has the story. in my country education is for rich people. reporter: eric is from gaunt malala. he didn t speak
syria, everybody enjoying the long weekend. taking a look at the conditions and this, the business bomb, all that snow is bringing. let s go over to rosemary, the timing worked out really well because it should be an easy drive up there. and a three day weekend for many folks. the resorts. everybody is smiling, they are doing the happy dance as coup would say. it is going to be dry, it is going to be on the cool side i will have a look at numbers. outside the doors, isn t that a gorgeous sunrise, we have a little hue of orange there, a few orange clouds, fog to deal with once again just like yesterday morning. for some still dealing with flood issues. delta island area in around around areas like pittsburgh, and antioch and get a little bit closer you can see martinez, on the other side we are looking at areas like rio vista, having to do with all the flow coming through the delta and the high tide. now we are in low tide. that is 11:00 this morning. started yesterd
its not everyday you hear people celebrating death but for many cubans fidel castro represented fear and oppression and now theyre hoping for a fresh start. latin music three o clock at the florida cafe in downtown las vegas(cuba libre!) and the drinks are pouring aleyda hernandez: we re celebrating the death of the beast! long time cuban president fidel castro - dead at the age of ninety. (salud) a cause for celebration among cubans we talked to here in las vegas aleyda hernandez: i know its not good to celebrate somebodys death but this is not just - its symbolic - from all the years we suffered and we re still suffering. castro spent nearly 5 decades ruling cuba after launching a military take over in 1959. (cheers!) most of the patrons inside the cafe tell me former presidents regime or know someone who did. maria caminero, president of the cuban heritage foundation lv: i left cuba when i was one under politifcal asylum with my mom and baby brother. my father was left beh
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