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Players who said he unity an threw his teammates under the bus. Hundreds of students at Alameda High School staged a protest this afternoon. Elissa harrington was there. Reporter it was emotional moment during special playing of the National Anthem. One student in tears. Those who got involved want people to know Younger Generation is paying attention to what is going on in the world and will be reporter a couple hundred students took a knee after school monday. Some raised aist. Viin circle around the American Flag and sit, kneel for the National Anthem. Came up with the idea in response to p...

We will find will be just along the coast. Another day with low 80s in the city today. We dont have any major blocking issues this morning and we are off to a quiet start. The bay bridge toll plaza just a little stack up in those cash lanes on the lefthand side. They should get those booths open shortly and we should have the metering lights flipping on about 520 thoik this morning. The only drive time thats of concern westbound al 0 tracy to dublin, we had road work go late, that has picked up now, damage done. You are at 58 minutes in the red. No delays southbound 680 out of the dublin, 101 ...

The bay bridge shows the traditional slowing as you approach. It will go down the east shore freeway, back to you. We are following breaking news. A rude wakeup call for a San Francisco family when a speeding car flies into a home, slamming into a garage. This happened near the intersection of bosworth, congo and elk street meet in the neighborhood. We are live at the scene. Good morning, pete. Reporter good morning to you marcus and laura. As you mentioned, the intersection of cog know is where the car hit. The power is on next to the home. Here is the damage, guys. Thats where the car drove ...

The district is moving forward with a plan to realign middle school grade levels, despite some criticism from the public.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says loosening restrictions will broaden access, but some pantry leaders warn of complications.