trustee, president ryan jorgeson and linda hurley voted against banning the pride flag or any other flag except the american flag on school property. the recall effort was filed by the unite for single glenn. that's a good of parent and school community members. the group says they exceeded the number of signatures to get the recalls on the ballot. the registered voters has up to 30 days to examine the petitions. creek city officials are considering making some changes to the rules for public comment at city council meetings. this follows an incident at tuesday night's meeting when a man spewed anti-semitic comments. while we're in a shirt with a swastika, he said he was upset with the city council's decision to in public comments over zoom and use a slur directed jewish council member kevin wilk. >> he got a chance to. have his 2 minutes of hate speech. it doesn't mean that we have to sit there silently and take it and then move on to our next topic. if we want to respond, if you want to review could, that's what i did. >> cities are allowed to have restrictions on their meetings. they

alameda county registrar of voters have accepted a petition for recalling ryan jorgensen and linda hurley after the organizers were able to collect at least 246 signatures. the 2 faced immediate backlash last fall after they voted to ban the school from flying the pride flag in front of campus. despite it not being an issue for years. we spoke to the organizer of the recall effort. she said the flag issue was just the flash point, but there was much more. the only device we kind of had left was the recall process. when our e-mails were ignored when we were kind of shutdown speaking at meetings or, >> you know, disrespected at meetings when we did speak, we didn't feel that we had a voice. >> alameda county elections officials must verify the signatures which could take up to 30 days if it is certified, a vote could happen no later than this fall. president biden is vowing sanctions against russia tomorrow in response to the death of alexie. now they russia's opposition leader died suddenly in an arctic prison last week. the president met with his widow and daughter to express his condolen

hurley after organizers collected at least 246 signatures. the 2 faced immediate backlash last fall when they voted to ban the school from no longer find the pride flag in front of the school despite it not being an issue for years. we talked to the organizer of the recall effort and she said the flag issue was just a flash point. there was much more. >> the only device we kind of had left was the recall process. when our e-mails were ignored when we were kind of shutdown speaking at meetings or, you know, disrespected at meetings when we did speak, we didn't feel that we had a voice. >> alameda county elections officials must verify the signatures which could take up to 30 days if they're certified a vote could happen no later than this fall. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a new poll conducted by the san francisco chronicle shows a majority of city residents. >> do not approve of the way. mayor london breed is running the city. the poll which included more than 800 likely voters. now more than 70% disapproved of her performan

alameda county registrar of voters has accepted petitions to recall ryan jorgensen and linda hurley after its organizers collected at least 246 signatures that you faced immediate backlash last fall when they voted to ban the school from no longer a flying the pride flag in front of the school campuses despite it not being an issue for years. we spoke to the organizer of the recall effort. she said the flag issue was just a flash point, but there's much more. the only device we kind of had left was the recall process. when our e-mails were ignored when we kind of shutdown speaking at meetings or, >> you know, disrespected at meetings when we did speak, we didn't feel that we had a voice. >> alameda county elections officials must verify the signatures which could take up to 30 days if certified a vote could happen no later than this fall. all right. another look outside. things are shaping up out there as we start to think about a weekend ahead and some nice weather. the moon is like right up at the corner. i don't know if you could. yeah. >> it's nice. clear skies, folks getting out of t

hurley submitted enough signatures to include the recall on the ballot. the 2 members have been facing backlash for banning the school from flying the pride flag in front of the school. one organizer of the recall says there are more issues with the board members than just the flag. >> the only device we kind of had left was the recall process. when our e-mails were ignored when we were kind of shutdown speaking at meetings or, you know, disrespected at meetings when we did speak, we didn't feel that we had a voice. >> alameda county elections. officials still must verify the signatures, which could take up to 30 days if they are certified a vote. could happened sometime before this fall? >> well, visiting san francisco, president biden vowed to sanctions against russia tomorrow in response to the death of alexei navalny, russia's opposition leader died suddenly in prison last week the president met with navalny's widow and his daughter in san francisco this morning. while russia has denied its involvement in navalny's at death, biden says his administrat

also, linda hurley, here's the organizer. the recall talking about what they had to do. >> the only device we kind of had left was the recall process. when our e-mails were ignored when we kind of shutdown speaking at meetings or, you know, disrespected at meetings when we did speak, we didn't feel that we had a voice to the flag was just one issue. among many, it was such a small issue. i know the opposition has made it their big flagship of, you know, policy that they put forward. and i honestly think they use that to discredit the recall team. >> so she said it was so much more than that had to just spin the flag. they could have lived with it. but then they said the weeks and months after that, they said they simply just saw a pattern, according to them of disrespect, which is why they went ahead with the recall. they were able to collect a 246 signatures. and you might say that is not a lot. but in the town of 800 people or so, that's more than one-fourth the community. so that is a now, once the registrar of voters, the

hurley. now the people behind the recall, they say they've gathered at least the required 246 signatures to get it on the ballot. you might be saying 246 signatures. that's not a lot. wellstone only has about 800 people. so that's more than a quarter of the population. a lot more than other places per capita. as far as the 246 signatures collected the alameda elections officials they have 30 days to certify all of the signatures to verify they are who they are. and after that, they have 180 days to declare an elections. so the school board members, if the people behind the recall, the school board members could be recalled by this fall. they are hoping that school that 2 school board members will simply resign, save the taxpayers a lot of money by going through a recall. and again, this all started because of the pride flag being flown in the school and it ultimately could end up, according to recall supporters. they're hoping that the to school, 2 school wh down. >> all well, thank you. brea

also, linda hurley, here's the organizer. the recall talking about what they had to do, the flag. just one instance of showing that they do not listen to the people that >> have put them in place discovery has been made there were 47 e-mails that were sent that strongly opposed the flag ban resolution and there were only 4 email sent to our board that were in support of which were members outside our community. and so to ignore 47 people that it sent you an email. and i think there are over 36 comment cards for that one meeting alone and only 6 people were allowed to speak. >> so she said it was so much more than that had to just spin the flag. they could have lived with it. but then they said the weeks and months after that, they said they simply just saw a pattern, according to them of disrespect, which is why they went ahead with the recall. they were able to collect a 246 signatures. and you might say that is not a lot. but in the town of 800 people or so, that's more than one-fourth the community. so that is a significant amount. now, once the registrar of voters, they certif

also, linda hurley, here's the organizer. the recall talking about what they had to do. >> the flag, just one instance of showing that they do not listen to the people that have put them in place discovery has been made there were 47 e-mails that were sent that strongly opposed the flag ban resolution and there were only 4 email sent to our board that were in support of it, which were members outside our community. and so to ignore 47 people that it sent you an email. and i think there are over 36 comment cards for that one meeting alone and only 6 people were allowed to speak. >> so she said it was so much more than that had to just spin the flag. they could have lived with it. but then they said the weeks and months after that, they said they simply just saw a pattern, according to them of disrespect, which is why they went ahead with the recall. they were able to collect a 246 signatures. and you might say that is not a lot. but in the town of 800 people or so, that's more than one-fourth the community. so that is a signif

also, linda hurley, here's the organizer. the recall talking about what they had to do. >> the flag, just one instance of showing that they do not listen to the people that have put them in discovery has been made there were 47 e-mails that were sent that strongly opposed the flag ban resolution and there were only 4 email sent to our board that were in support of it, which were members outside our community. and so to ignore 47 people that it sent you an email. and i think there are over 36 comment cards for that one meeting alone and only 6 people were allowed to speak. >> so she said it was so much more than that had to just spin the flag. they could have led with it. but then they said the weeks and months after that, they said they simply just saw a pattern, according to them of disrespect, which is why they went ahead with the recall. they were able to collect a 246 signatures. and you might say that is not a lot. but in the town of 800 people or so, that's more than one-fourth the community. so that is a significant am

also, linda hurley, here's the organizer. the recall talking about what they had to do. >> the flag, just one instance of showing that they do not listen to the people that have put them in discovery has been made there were 47 e-mails that were sent that strongly opposed the flag ban resolution and there were only 4 email sent to our board that were in support of which were members outside our community. and so to ignore 47 people that it sent you an email. and i think there are over 36 comment cards for that one meeting alone and only 6 people were allowed to speak. >> so she said it was so much more than that had to just spin the flag. they could have lived with it. but then they said the weeks and months after that, they said they simply just saw a pattern, according to them of disrespect, which is why they went ahead with the recall. they were able to collect a 246 signatures. and you might say that is not a lot. but in the town of 800 people or so, that's more than one-fourth the community. so that is a significant amou

we're talking the 2 board members, ryan jorgensen and linda hurley. now the board of elections. they have 30 days to certify the signatures to verify that they are, in fact who they are. but the supporters say trust us, they are legitimate, no problems there. and they believe they probably have even more than the required 246 signatures to get in on the ballot. now what's going to happen is after they certified, if they should certify it, they have 180 days to move it towards the electiohurley would simply resi from their positions. back to you. >> ok, thank you very much. well, all right. well, let's head to the east bay because oakland is getting nearly 4 million dollars in state grant money. they're trying improve public safety. there they are. the city's plans to use that money to expand the safety ambassador program in the downtown and chinatown areas. >> that's the program that deploys mediators to help those in crisis robbers. amanda harry has that story. >> another effort to curb the well documented crime in oakland this time with a 3.5 million dollar grant from the cali