that resolved by the supreme court just a couple of years ago in sierra club versus county of snowma. excuse me, county of fresno. the supreme court found that the adequacy of any eir is a question of law which means that it is up to this body to figure out if based on the requirements of ceqa, this eir is adequate. and i note that in the recent letter that we have received from the applicant's lawyer that there was a statement that, in fact, the question of eir adequacy was argued is substantial evidence because the only question that is a question of law is whether procedural or statutory criteria of ceqa were satisfied. yes, that is the rule but there are a lot of requirements of ceqa -- procedural and statutory, substantive, i guess, that is what is meant that, must be followed. and there's a lot of case law that indicates what should happen. i did argue this case in the supreme court and there was dispute by the opponents that, in fact, it should be a substantial evidence, unless, in fact, there's a whole portion left out and the court said no. so it is a question of law. and tho

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it took was a few storms in last week's atmospheric river event for some of the ski resorts in the sierra to open early palisades tahoe. welcome skiers, very happy skiers and snowboarders to its slope yesterday, and it will be open through the weekend at palisades tahoe used to be of course known as squaw valley and alpine meadows before changing its name last month and in the south mammoth mountain has also opened really exciting to see all of that snow. just coming down drew. i know we've got a little will rain in our forecast, but what are the conditions for skiers and snowboarders looking like they were so happy last week that atmospheric river dumped three feet in some of our highest peaks with the rain. we're tracking later on in the forecast. it looks like the snow will be confined to the highest peak snow levels of upcoming week about 7,500 to 8,000 feet. so we're tracking some warm storms on our way tonight though. it's a little bit of drizzle. mostly cloudy skies over the city, but all in all it's a pretty quiet night live looking the explorator. camera right now showing you the

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noel, thanks, dave. >> it was an exciting and historic day in the sierras. that's not one but 2 ski resorts opened for the season yesterday thanks to the bomb cyclone that happened earlier this week palisades, tahoe and boreal had enough snow for eager skiers and snowboarders to hit the slopes. eytan wallace tells us this is one of only 4 times palisades has opened this early. >> jacob fields hit the slopes today, something he never thought he'd be able to do so early in the year halloween even happened yet. so like it's kind of like mind blowing like skiing already. he was among thousands of grateful writers who came here to palisades tahoe for the resorts grand opening marking just the 3rd time in its 72 year history that it opened in october. that was made possible thanks to mother nature. the storm this week left upper elevations with 3 and a half feet of snow it looks pretty actually like the stuff that people are skiing like everything that's been groomed elect killer like some off the stuff looks keyable, too. some the resort originally planned to ope

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. >>> sierra ski resorts kickoff their winter season with one of the earliest opening days ever. >>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> more rain is coming. monday will be the day when we focus on that. for saturday, we might get a light shower or two in the north bay. on monday it will rain. it will be cloudy and were starting off warm in the upper 50s. if we look at the daytime highs, upper 60s. it will be a nice day, but cloudy. it will look like fall out there. if you are in the northbay, you might get some rain. much more on that's coming up and a bit. back to you. >>> it has been two years since a deadly shooting at a halloween house party killed five people. families have no answers or justice. juliette goodrich has their story. >> reporter: the halloween event was advertised as a mansion party. it is a house on a narrow and private road were five people were shot and killed. >> no one is behind bars. >> clearly, enough has not been done. >> at this point, they are left with more questions than answers on the eve o

abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is digging into the data. stephanie: for months, we have heard health officials highlight the importance of booster shots especially for seniors and those , at high risk of covid-19. the problem in san francisco is that most are not getting them. >> only about one in five of our seniors have gotten them. stephanie: the deputy director of health says that these are people who are eligible, meaning that anyone 65 and older at least six months out from their primary vaccination series. where would you expect the percentage to be? >> it is a good question. i mean, obviously we would want it, especially as we go into the winter months. we once those percentages to be well above 50%. stephanie: san francisco has 100 vaccination sites across the city and county, including health centers, pharmacies, and hospital systems. yet many of them saw little demand for a third dose over the past few weeks. >> i think it was at a steady low level, vaccines in general. stephanie: why do you think it is? >> i think there's a coup

stephanie sierra is digging into the data. stephanie: we have heard health officials highlight the importance of booster shots especially for seniors and those at high risk of covid-19. the problem in san francisco is that most are not getting them. >> only one in five of their seniors have gotten them. karina: the deputy -- stephanie: the deputy director of health says that these are people who are eligible meaning that anyone 65 and older at least six months out from their primary vaccination series. >> where would you expect the percentage to be? >> it is a good question, we would want it, especially as we go into the winter months, we once those percentages to be well above 50%. stephanie: san francisco has 100 vaccination sites across the city and county including health centers and hospital systems yet many of them saw little demand for a third dose over the past few weeks. >> i think it was at a steady low level, vaccines in general. stephanie: why do you think it is? >> a couple reasons, first of all it was only pfizer

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he was such a mountain man with this huge mustache and all of his hair and ys ieth put him in the sierra or on a river or outside somewhere. so, when i met him, in the studio, and when he started anchoring and they put him in a suit i almost did not recognize him. >> reporter: who is the real ken bastida? we turned to a reliable source who has known him for, well, forever. >> 65 years, he is my son. >> reporter: meet ken's mom. she gave us the lowdown. >> as a child he was always a story teller. he would sit down his brothers and tell them stories and tell them this and that. >> reporter: he was born and raise inside the bay area, went to el camino school. >> 41 years ago we started working together. >> reporter: in 1981 mick jagger came to town. >> he walked into the restaurant and watched him break my glasses. >> reporter: he was upset at radio reporters, nine years later ken learned a rolling stone gathers no moss. >> i could not believe that was my son. it was like whoa! >> reporter: for 31 years he covered lots of news. from bay area dis asters to in- depth investigations. reports f

i think there are four feet in the sierras? also opening today, boreal in mammoth. >> jeff is like a choir back there. >> that's no trick. it's all treat. >> we hear it every year. >> what's going on? >> we've got some big time changes coming our way. don't worry. it won't get in the way of any halloween plans you have on sunday. but do watch out for clouds beginning tomorrow. also, some much colder temperatures from the storm system off to the north. it will bring some rainfall near the california-oregon border. we're dry for any rainfall but i think we'll get a drizzle. let's get right into the saturday morning forecast. a lot of you will be sleeping in. if you happen to be up early, you can see, it will be a stark difference after the past three days. 70s and sunshine. we're starting off with widespread cloud cover. and notice these areas of green just dotting the land scape here. we'll see the possibility of spotty drizzle with the cloud cover hanging on. we'll begin the morning with temperatures in the 50s. really very sim

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also an exciting and historic day in the sierras, not one but 2 ski resorts open for the season today in october. we should know before planning any trips to tottenham. >> a new look tonight at the damage left behind by the massive dixie wildfire. it burned more than 963,000 acres across 5 california counties east of chico local media along with a pg and e scientists were given an aerial tour of the burn scars today, the scientists on board says that the utility company needs to evaluate how sunday's rainfall at big storm affected the scorched landscape. >> this was the first significant storm of the season. and so was our initial opportunity to really see how the canyon walls are responding kind of learning from that where runoff is occurring. roshan problems to continue to harm or sister for >> a stretch of state route 70 in plume miss and butte counties. part of the scar area is shut down because of mud and rock slides that blocked the highway. >> the wet weather also made history in the sierra more than 3 and a half feet of snow came over the weekend as part of that big storm whic

a rough year in the sierra. we know this. the pandemic. then the drought. then just recently the big fire. the caldor fire. but today it is happy new year as we see the ski season kicking off. joining us tonight the mayor of south lake tahoe tamara wallace. nice to see you. usually we bring you in on dark times when you're evacuating and there's fires but i see you're smiling now, and pretty happy with the ski season happening. >> yes, thanks for, things are starting to get back to normal so it is a really good thing. >> tourists your coming your way. just pallisades out in you about eventually in the next few weeks a lot of those resorts will be reopening. >> yes, it's wonderful to see. we have a good amount of snow to start the year. so we're really excited. >> mayor wallace, you're living in what climate scientists are talking about, long dry spells and then big storms and now of course you have several feet of snow. how are you guys doing? anything specific in what you're doing for climate change there? >> yes, we were actually first in the sierras, and

the sierra resorts where you can ride in style this halloween point >>> this bay area home just sold for more than $1 million over asking, and it's not in san francisco or silicon valley. >>> as we pay tribute to our friend and colleague, ken bastida, on his last day here at kpix 5, armor kpix anchor dana king shares the story of one day that brought us all together. >>> another plane has just hit. >> ken and i first worked together on september 11, 2001. ken and i anchored hours and hours and hours together. what we did on september 11 became the way we worked together. i love you, kenny, my tv husband. -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.on

now to sierra world is experiencing unprecedented extreme weather. reco temperature. the being said, glass isn't i feel for deteriorating. busy for the never the clock running down world lead is amazing. gloss. go in the u. k. in a bit of fresh out a deal to flash a mission to port to late follow the you and climate summit on al jazeera. ah, so we did was comedy was done with a lot of grace. the u. s. and french presidents appeared to turn over a new page after the fallout from a security pact between washington d. u. k. and australia. ah, i mean we're on call this out there a life and also coming up.

some snow in the sierra, some rain in the bay area. not nearly as much, but we take what we can get. some changes as the storm system will be sliding into northern california. the bulk of the energy will miss us to the north, but close enough to give us a chance for a few showers tomorrow. these are going to be very few and far between. a few blips, radar freckles on the simulation. a passing shower, then it will dry out again. be flexible with any outdoor plans. don't cancel anything or rearrange anything. it will be very light, a trace of rainfall with the showers and move through. then we dry out for halloween. we will freeze the maps as we head toward trick-or-treat time, and things are looking good. we see a mix of loud and sunshine during the day. kids are heading out for their sugar rush sunday night, but more rain chances are ahead later sunday night. they will be highest during the day on monday, widespread rain for most of the bay area, and another chance by wednesday night. it is nice to see additional rain chances in the fo

sierra is digging into some of the data that's out there. she is in the newsroom tonight with a closer look steph yes, dan. why? builders for moderna anthony johnson's vaccine got approved just over a week ago. it's in more than a month now since the fda authorized pfizer's booster for seniors and those at high risk of covid, but health officials say both groups in san francisco are far from where they need to be. for months, we've heard health officials highlight the importance of booster shots, especially for seniors and those at high risk of covid-19. but the problem in san francisco most aren't getting them only about one in five of our seniors over 65 have gotten boosters are about 19 percent deputy director of health dr. naveena. baba says, these are people who are eligible meaning anyone 65 and older who are at least six months out their primary vaccination series. where would you expect that percentage to be? it's a good question. i mean, obviously we would want it to especially as we hear go into the winter months. we want, you know

vaccine for kids as young as five so of parents and despite the drought opening day came early for some sierra ski resorts. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the north bay leads the way marin county is the first to check all the boxes to remove indoor mass in public places. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm liz kreutz and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news at 6 live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream glad you're with us. we we're told it could be months, but it's only taking marin county a matter of weeks to reach the criteria to lift the regional indoor mask mandate effective at noon on monday. you won't have to wear a mask in an indoor public place. unless other rules say that you have to so how did this happen so fast well marin, has fallen to the cdc's yellow tier for moderate covid transmission and it stayed there for three weeks. san francisco is the only other county in that. category the rest of the bay area is in the orange tier with substantial transmission the next metric. they're looking at are hospit

just click vaccine watch live in the newsroom stephanie sierra abc 7 news stephanie. thanks very much in marin county masks will come off on monday officials say the county has met all the tired metrics and the masked mandate will be lifted at noon on november 1st. the mandate was put into place august 2nd as part of a bay. wide public health response to the surge in cases related to the delta variant. it's the first bay area county to reach the benchmarks including a vaccination rate above 80% marin and san francisco are the only bay area counties currently in the yellow or moderate category. this year covid-19 cases are down and now people are turning up the fun for halloween experts. say the fall holiday is slowly making a comeback to free pandemic levels, even the national retail federation says this year people are predicted to spend more than 10 billion dollars on the holiday the spokeswoman for the halloween and costume. associ. station says compared to 2020 candy costumes and other decoration sales are up 25% 16% of americans plan to take their children trick-

we take a live look, this is up in the sierra and you can see there is snow, but we'll take some more. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. yeah. to talk about we the snow. yeah, you can still see a couple rocks up there, right. so bring those old if you're going this weekend until they could use a little bit more. the roads are looking good. that's the good looking at the i 80 right now are donner summit. see the snow. >> on the side start to melt away just a little bit with warmer temperatures that we've had. if you head up into the tahoe area. not expecting the snow lake level. in fact, the next storm system that's rolling in as we head into monday that will probably have some snow levels around 7500 to about a 1000 feet up. so across the higher peaks again, you'll get some snow up. some of the ski resorts. but down lake level, yes, could be a little mushy with some rain out there right now. we have another cold front off the coastline. you can see some of the showers begin to show up on the doppler radar, little swirl in the atmosphere. that area of low pressure that we're

but your sierra forecast. we're tracking a cool down in fact, mid 50's by saturday. but then below average by monday cooling down almost 10 degrees into the upper 40's thanks to the return of those light shut scattered showers throughout the sierra and your bay area forecast right now we are seeing pretty mild temperatures. even with today's slight cool down mid 60's for pacific up low 60's. for those of you at half moon bay with san mateo. very pleasant temperatures there in the mid 70's at 70 degrees. san jose at 78 degrees with alameda in the low 70's and napa and avato currently in the mid 70's at 75 degrees. now daytime highs tomorrow widespread low to mid 60's for most of the bay area tracking cooler cloudier weather, some light scattered hit or miss showers with the main event arriving monday. not going to be an atmospheric river. but above average rain heading our way as we start out november tracking that storm hour by hour, my full forecast in just a few minutes back to you soon thank a breeze on. have you seen this girl, this 11 year-old alondra. her name

. >>> it's the first day of an early ski season in the sierra. >> woohoo! >> how fun. these skiers at palasades were on the first chair of the season at the gold coast run this morning. this is only the third time in over 70 years that palasades has been able to open this early. this weekend skiers are encouraged to wear costumes. we will check on the weather with meteorologist mary lee. a few places have opened to ski because of all the snow they got because of last weekend's storm. >> yeah, it was great to see all the fun in the sierra, about three feet. it is super exciting to see the skiers and snowboarders already. here is a live look with the mark hopkins hotel cam. you see beautiful blue skies. we are in the 60s to about 70 now, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday at this time and much cooler compared to yesterday along the coast. a big difference with our 24 hour temperature change. pleasant conditions today, we will see cooler conditions as we look to saturday and especially sunday for halloween with more clouds streaming in for saturday. i will show you

are suggesting, as many people still remain cautious due to covid, then ski season has arrived in the sierra will take you to opening day at the palisades resort in tahoe. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian and happy friday. i'm frank mallicoat in for mike this day happening today san francisco is welcoming back one of its largest music festivals outside lands just kicked off a few minutes ago. but there are changes to know if you're headed over that way over the weekend. ktvu is james torres. has more. the stage now set for outside lands ready to welcome 75,000 people a day but in order to get in, you either need to show proof of the vaccination or a negative covid-19 test. the polo fields at golden gate park are now the stomping grounds of one of san francisco's largest music festivals. it's about time too. it's the first show of the event in two years in order to combat the covid 19 pandemic protocols are in place to get inside. you need to be fully vaccinated or show a negative covid-19 test organizers say. it's what it tak

you're looking something to do other than some trick or treating this weekend, maybe head up into the sierra nevada. you 70 valley is that he fall colors right now of your past peak up in tahoe area. well, after all that snowfall you've been seeing and we're nearing peak for the north bay as well as the inland east bay so hold off for another week and will be getting their son. i've got all the details in your forecast. still to come. >> and it looks like we're seeing delays on the richmond center fell bridge east down 5.80, we've got a disabled vehicle. slowing things down a bit and we're going to look at your >> it is a sad thing to acknowledge what we have to give you a warning about drugs that are dressed up. >> for halloween may be as candy. yeah, that's the problem. these pot infused edibles. look, exactly are almost exactly like. >> popular food items. at first glance. you think about open up a bag start eating. but these pictures really show how confusing it could be not just for adults but especially for little kids to read those cheetos fruity pebbles. these are all things that kid

that includes portions of the southern sierra some of the sierra foothills and central valley. >> and we're nearing peak in orange for parts of the north bay and inland east bay. well, lots to do out there for the wee >> great way to start the morning off leading in the halloween weekend. with the kids in their costumes. this is a kayla and joey from santa rosa. >> harry potter and spiderman. i like a lot of it. a little cheeks coming out of the mask. her producer ernesto dressing up as so cute durable the burt reynolds portrayal on so it's not burt reynolds, but whose dog is that solely. that's my dog. oh, my gosh. now this is from your son has to address a couple years rate. that's he is share your photos with us. hit the kron 4 of the reported tab and kids pets families. you know, you're getting ready for halloween. just put it off and a lot of kids are dressing up today for school. so just send those to will work and then we'll have a good and you might know not not know that. we're wearing costumes. this is us like we're going to party, which we never do. we never go late into th

again, these are going to be big snow makers in the sierra nevada. but for the bay area is going to be very beneficial. nothing super heavy as far as rain goes, maybe an inch in santa rosa nevado and center fell checking in with good numbers. half an inch in areas like san francisco in pacifica. more significant rain expected into wednesday night and thursday. again, this is not a big storm, but enough to stack up to an inch of rainfall in san francisco, in pacifica on top of what will have already seen on monday. so nice light showers are ahead of us into next week and staying dry for the weekend for all your outdoor plans. mother nature working in our favor 60's for your highs in sf 60's at the coastline and then we've got a mix of 60's and 70's elsewhere across the bay berlin. give it a nice 72 saying carlos comfortably cool at 73 in the south bay in the mid 70's can't beat that. 75 in. campbell nor on up into dublin right at 75 degrees. upper 60's from oakland berkeley up to richmond wall concord right at 75 today, the late in benicia in the low

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a faster moving storm will bring snow to the sierra. taking a look at rainfall amounts, a storm with a half inch or less and then a second storm and all of us could receive more than an inch of rain. storms right now are light on the storm impact scale. what it will do tomorrow with the low spinning off is bringing the onshore breeze and keeping the 70's out of the forecast. cooler through thursday. have a good weekend. jobina: for the first time in 20 years, bart is bringing back bathroom access at underground stations as part of an effort to get writers -- riders back on the trains. they will look much like the ones at the del norte station peered the first two are set to open in february of next year and in the process of being remodeled as a nightwing -- 19th street station. >> i cannot hide my excitement about this. it has taken years and years to get to this point. >> this won't be the end where people are visiting bart to see the restrooms, but we are doing the right thing. jobina: as shown in these photos, the sinks will be on t

sierra foothills itself. now, as for the bay area and those lighter yellows that some color once you get to this orange areas in the north bay as well as the inland east bay. you're nearing peak. and as for the deeper maroons. well, that's past peak in areas like lake tahoe right now. >> thanks for that. i really like that fall foliage map. you get there. >> all right. still to come, outside lands music festival is here. several people are making their way to the bay. what you can expect. a costume no one expected to see gets one student in trouble. what >> new this morning, coronavirus outbreaks at berkeley high. we'll tell you what the school is doing today to keep teachers and students safe. plus the pittsburg school community is upset over kkk costume. school will tell you what district is doing to ease parents concerns and rolling out the red carpet, the bay area welcoming world cup officials today in its bid to bring the massive event here in 2026. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching

going the other way, people heading toward the sierra, and that definitely was not happening last weekend. and then in southbound, the crash in fremont has not resolved, and there's no slowing there. heading towards the bay bridge, no delays. we are at the minimums for these routes right here throughout the approach. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> new details in the deadly onset shooting involving alec baldwin. the crews now cleared the new mexico set of the movie "rust." this is the scene that killed the cinematographer. the evidence will be sent to an fbi crime for analysis. hannah was hired on two positions on this film, which made it extremely difficult to focus on her job as an armourer. she fought for training, days to maintain weapons and proper time. the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors. so far no charges have been filed but the investigation is ongoing. >>> a new name and new corporate named for facebook called meta. what is going to change? >> the facebook name face buzz continues, the famous like sign replaced with meta, and the announcement made. >>

oh, now to sierra, also a year of turbulent weather. well lead us gather in glasgow for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning 4 lines goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the u. s. millions in car gast, on both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution and more than a year after the lawful trigger. a political, quite immersive personal short documentary africa direct showcases african stories from african filmmakers. china marks $100.00 days until it host the winter olympics . but how will the pandemic and call for a boycott impact the sporting events, november on out, jazeera, talked to al jazeera in the field, goes to one of the world's most dangerous migration, crossing this dangerous jungle to make it to north america and meet some of those trying to cross the columbia panama borden, in search of a bent on line. they say the only thing left or there expired passport on al jazeera in the next episode of planetary swiss ahead of the upcoming un climate conferenc

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the rockslide happened following sunday's big storm three ski resorts in the sierra are opening up tomorrow, including palisades tahoe. no we do get snow a lot in october. you know, we'll get a little bit here and there, but nothing of this magnitude. um so you know, we're ready to go. we're ready to offer some skiing and riding this weekend, we went from having a four weeks to get ready to having about four days. so we really had to, uh, you know, put our heads down and get to work. palisades joins boreal and mammoth in opening this weekend, nearly a month earlier than scheduled. the big storm earlier this week brought several feet of snow to the area following the early opening allowing for the early opening. boreal says this is the earliest opening in 10 years there and this is just the 10th time in ma'am is history that it has opened up in october. yeah, it used to be a big deal back in the day if they could open up before thanksgiving, right? so we're almost a month from that. so we're definitely doing well. we've got more rain possible as we head towards the bay area end of the weeken

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for more on the sierra. let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow yeah, hey, good getting up there. temperatures, of course, warm. >> around much of the bay area and of course warm in the high country too. they had all that snow up there, though, and some that start to melt on the roadways, making things a little slick and. >> temperatures. getting cold enough tonight that you might see a little ice forming. so watch out for that. if you're headed up in the high country. but things are moving along very well in the high country right now. you can see the cars driving on by and well, they're going to catch a break from all the stormy weather and weather looking very nice. you want to get up there and enjoy some of that skiing. there is going to see those temperatures in the 60's tomorrow. it will cool off with a few more clouds on the way on saturday and cooler temperatures expected on sunday, a big weekend ahead. of course, we've got halloween and a lot of trick or treaters expecting the he

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this is europe anal to sierra lou around con, into all the top stories on o. desert u. s. president joe biden doesn't appear to have the full support of his democratic party for his $1.00 trillion dollar spending program. a key group is saying that they will not vote on the infrastructure built without the build back better act biden has taken the rest up of meeting with senate is at the capital to urge them to back the spending package. these are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything else to pitch americans against one. this is about.

this is on the sierra. right now down from all that cloud cover, you can see the snow which covers the same terrain that was barren ten days earlier. more than 2 feet of snow fell on the peaks during the storm. they were far from out of the drought, though. water managers say it was a solid step in the right direction. we didn't get to see it but we did see that drought map. we should have some improvement when we see those drought maps side by side. >> really some drastic improvement for parts of the north bay. every little thing we can add up is cumulatively potentially going to be some really excellent news here for us in the next couple of months. let's take a look at some of those data that we're getting in here. the storm systems we had over the past week. california overall a 10.77% decrease in extreme and also exceptional drought. now, look at marin county, a 96.64% decrease in exceptional drought. now, it didn't wipe out the drought but took us out of the worst category in marin and bumped us down

i just think that we have to do better by victims stephanie sierra abc 7 news. the man accused of stabbing a woman on the sidewalk in downtown san francisco. tuesday w c afternoon 27 year old javon knighton is charged with felony assault and attempted murder. police. say he first pushed a senior citizen to the ground and then stabbed and kicked a good samaritan who tried to fnt him for the attack knighton had an arrest warrant for appearing in court for previous misdemeanor charges according to a recent survey muslim students are experiencing increased bullying in middle and high school. all the council on on american islamic relations, california released their findings earlier today nearly 50% of muslim students who were surveyed reported being bullied because of their faith. that's an increase of 10% from last year one of the most glaring statistics is at 25% of those surveyed reported that the bullying came from a teacher or caretaker at their school teachers administrators and or classmates normalize their face their faith-based bullying of muslim students.

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