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on a 40-day limit for the trustees to vote yes or no. the elementary school district. i ll make sure the board gets this. skywalker elementary school district. thank you. i ll make sure the board gets that. reporter: skywalker, miller creek, more than a dozen names are being proposed to replace the word dixie. dixie is a nosym nya remind lynchings and segregation. railroad marni dickson is on the school board district of trustees and says the name has got to go. these amazing parents and community members have been working 22 years to do there. reporter: the district is made up of three elementary and one middle schools, altogether a little less than 2,000 students and fewer than 40 are african american. dixie school district has a reputation of being one of the best school districts in the area. everybody wants their kids to go there. reporter: locals say the quality associated with the name dixie is good for the kids who go there and for real estat ....
local news station. that breaking news tonight, former bay area congressman pete stark has died tonight. that s according to a statement released by house speaker. nancy pelosi stark was 88 years old and he served as a representatives of several california district for more than 40 years most recently he was the representative for the 13th district that included parts of alameda oakland berkeley, san leandro in albany. we re still waiting to learn the cause of his death say with kron 4 on the latest on this breaking news. meantime other news tonight, millions of dollars worth of stolen property recovered and a major crime racket dismantled thanks for joining us tonight, i m can way and i m pam moore police along the peninsula say they have broken up a theft ring involving car break ins and black market deals. 8 people now facing charges after millions of dollars millions of dollars in stolen goods was recovered. well for us dan thorn is live in redwood city tonight, ....
morning. i m moving forward how will today s session look any different than what we ve been seeing all week. hey good morning to you as well we re going to see 2 major differences play out today one in terms of the length. it s going to be a shorter session and we ve seen earlier in the week yesterday senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said that this is going to last for several hours, it s going to be starting at 10 o clock local time here in washington from staffers that i ve talked to over on the hill. they think this should be wrapped up around 1 o clock this afternoon so a pretty big difference from the marathon late night sessions that we were seeing earlier in the week so it s not likely it s going to go much past 1 o clock but again as i always say this is washington and anything could happen the second major difference and we re going to be seeing the you touched on is that this is the first day that the president s legal team will be able to present thei ....
it could be anywhere. it could be anywhere. how do we know? reporter: health officials say they became aware of the first case around july 10. people with the disease live in highbridge, mont haven and hunt s point. and the source has not been found. more than two dozen buildings were checked for the legionella bacteria which grows in warm water. the testing focused on cooling towers and the results came back positive for the concourse mall on 161st street, lincoln hospital, the opera house hotel and two more buildings. and this building that houses a plastics building and the building that the health department says includes offices for verizon. all are disinfected. we will see what happens in a affects anybody else. symptoms include fever, cough, chills and muscle aches. contagious. so it is not spread from person to person. people get sick after breathing water vapor from faucet, showers and whirlpools or cooling towers. and people middle aged and older are at ....
we have a developing story on long island. two swimmers caught in a dangerous rip tide. see the dramatic search and rescue. but first, a growing health scare in the bronx. the legionnaire s disease spread to more people and more buildings and growing more deadly. good evening. i m diane macedo in for cindy hsu. the number of legionnaire s cases has jumped in the last 24 hours. 65 people are infected from the disease, up from 57 cases last night. the death toll has risen from three to four and test results show five buildings are now affected. cbs 2 news dave carlin tells us how investigators are trying to stop the outbreak. reporter: bronx residents worried and they want answers after new cases and new locations including this verizon office building. scary. i have a little one that i have to worry about. and got to take precaution. i didn t know it was so close to home. reporter: the health department confirmed a fourth death from an outbreak of legionnaire s d ....