In that direction but the mayor of san jose says no. We are joined now in san jose with the very latest. Damian. Reporter i should mention that a couple of hours ago San Jose Police announced new restrictions on police use of the socalled rubber bullets. Right now the protesters at city hall are marching through downtown and they will be back shortly. The demand is simple, defund and reform. A call for reform at a local department is now answering the call. The San Jose Police Department Just beened the use of rubber projectiles for the sole purpose of dispersing crowds and now can only use them when an officer is being attacked or there is an imminent threat to officers or protesters themselves. I absolutely think we need to do something overall. From the communities around the country and every Police Department in the country should be thinking about reform. There is one demand the mayor said is a nonstarter, the growing call to defund Police Departments. In San Francisco the mayor
Place. We are going up the roller coaster ride. We are starting out with some mostly clear skies and making it unhealthy to be outside with smoke drifting in. Expect low 60s stepping out the door but upper 80s by 1 00. Well get a look at our micro climates. Not for the transit line. Theres one more sign truck just leaving over the edge. Those the slow zone. Add another ten minutes if thats on your route and that should clear up. A disabled vehicle south 880 around a street in hayward. As the crew clears that, you may find an additional slowing. Forking over thousands of dollars to keep a roof over your head. Support e supporters will help ease that pain. Some of the protections it could give to renters. Good morning, bob. Reporter laura, the bill is known as the antigouging rent bill, also known as ab1482. This is a first for californians who live in older apartment complexes. This bill authored by four Bay Area Assembly members just passed the assembly will cap rent increases to 5 plu
Francisco, off of 280 youre tapping the brakes down towards sierra park parkway. Chp says changing the flair pattern and moving and ready to open up lanes. Watch for more slowing on 101. 280 is clear. We transfer over to the bayshore freeway. Getting towards the bay bridge is easy. Backup at the metering lights. As the heat continues to build across the bay area, were under another spare the air alert. Youre actually asked to cut down on Carbon Emissions any way you can. This is because that air will be dangerous for many of us. Thousands of students heading back to school again today beginning the new school year in those triple digit temperatures. Yesterday students in other districts had their own set of challenges. Today in the bays bob redell is live in concord where kids in the mount die yed diablo schoole returning. Temperatures are expected to hit 104 today in concord, which means it will be another hot one for the 30,000 plus students returning to class here at concord high be
Firestorm abruptly resigns. New questions emerging about whether more lives could have been saved. A bombshell from one of the Largest School districts that is headed toward a fiscal clift. The surprising reality check for district leaders and how that will impact students. This is today in the bay. Good morning, everyone. Im scott mcgrew. Marcus washington has the day off. Im laura garcia. Well check in with mike with a look at the morning commute. First, lets look at the forecast with kari. Its a great start to our friday morning and we also have more kid headed back to school today. Were seeing just a few clouds overhead, but a lot more of this. Well keep temperatures down today, it wont warm up as quickly as weve seen recently. So i think about 9 00 to 10 00, well continue to see clouds. The rest of the day were headed for sunshine and it will be in the upper 70s by lunchtime. If youre going to the Farmers Market or heading out for your lunch break, its going to be nice and mild. W
State of massachusetts rejected their application over religious beliefs and now they are suing the commonwealth over it. Im john roberts, welcome to wednesday. Gillian nice to be here on a beautiful blue sky day. John what a picture. Gillian im Gillian Turner in for sandra smith. Kitty and mike burke say they were turned down because of adherence to catholic teachings, a letter says they would not be affirming to a child who identified as lgbtqia plus. Comes as they struggle to accommodate 1500 children in the foster care system. Chief religion correspondent lauren green has been looking into all of this and joins us from new york. The issue is, can a secular government prevent someone from participating fully in a community because of their religious beliefs. Now, the Supreme Court has actually ruled in favor of religion in a similar case about two years ago. But the burkes say this has been devastating for them, saying massachusetts would rather children sleep in the hallways of hos