Decision not a mandate but the governor yesterday signed a bill into law citing research that teens arent getting eight to 10 hours of slneeded to thrive. School will be starting later for many california le and High Schoolers in the coming years. Governor newsom signing a new law requiring public middle schools to not start before 8 00 in the morning and high schools not start before 8 30 a. M. That does not include zero periods. The governor said the science shows teenage students who start their day later increase academic performance, attendance and overall health. I think its good to start after that so they can focus well in the schools. I think its a really good change. Reporter Santa Clara County superintendent says about 20 of schools in california already operate under the later start time. But 80 do not. Its going to mean a lot of schedule changes, some of our districts need to negotiate with bargaining units in order to implement the change. Reporter the dean of San Jose St
We will continue to follow this for you on twitter, check out twitter abc7newsbayarea. Traffic detours with the dream convention that will be the largest software events. In the world. In the world. Thanks for joining us. At the Mascone Center with what to expect. Kristen, it is crazy down here, crazy, fund, exciting if you are attending a headache and trying to get around i and crazy if you are a local business. When the largest Software Conference comes to town local businesses roll up their sleeves. For a couple of days it looks like manhattan with people walking through the intersections. It is great, good for San Francisco and the local businesses. The restaurant has increased the staff by 25 percent and expect everyone to work overtime. They dont have room to store all the eggs they think they will need to senator all the visitors from the dream force. We have worked with some of the vendors so they would deliver to us moreover ten so we would have enough space in our walk in coo
Emergency landing is how it was described. Debora villalon had the story. Reporter it was a rupture on the wall that caused the plane to crack. A gaping hole is seen that tore open today in a boeing 757 as it took off from sfo. The plane started shaking vie leaptly leapt violently in the front and making a pop, pop, pop sound. Then the interior panels were ripping out and we were all screaming and shouting. Reporter for the attendants who told them they needed to sit down in their seats. No, you need to get back in your seat. Reporter passengers felt they had to convince the crew that was serious. Several different flight attendants and said, can you look at that to see if you can see daylight. Reporter no daylight but no one knew it would get worse either. And since the ripping sound was on both sides of aisle 18, people wonder if the fuselage would break apart. The captain came back and assured people that it was cosmetic and the pressure in the cabin normal. We will take precautions
Right there. It is feeling like summer. It is kind of humid out there. Highs in the the mid 80s, sue says later today. Mid 80s. No, around 80. Oh, okay. Mid 80s, that is wish full thinking. Were in the in orlando. You dont have to be so militant about it. Were reaching the 80s, sue. Hi, sue. This number is a nine, today for weather by the numbers. It is early, summer but summer mid 80s would be normal so temperatures approaching 80 degrees. Do you see how smooth that was over there patchy fog with bus stop buddy, flyers jersey, lets get that first win tonight. Ducks are coming to town at the wells fargo center. Sixtys our temperature to get started. We have a strong cold front. We have enough sunshine to take us close to 80 degrees. Pretty mild right now, satellite radar not showing a whole bunch of clouds, it is that cloud on the ground with the fog. Mostly a problem in the mountains at the moment but we will keep an eye on it. Look at the this 66 degrees, that is our High Temperature
Lancaster Catholic graduate Kyla Hockley will begin as the private religious school’s first female president July 1, replacing the school’s previous president, Tim Hamer.