whether it is a transition to a new school or a transition to a new neighborhood or a transition to aear -- new peer group, there's a lot of issues that get stimulated and parents struggle with ways to articulate it, as you just said, ways to understand resilience in behalf -- and reaction behave. was wondering how is a children's author, you kind of conjugate those bigger issues down to the language of a child? >> that is a really good question. personal, you are right. changes all around us. particularly for kids this time of year when we're going to longer days. darker days. the school is just starting just not too long ago for kids. change can be not just a new school, but a new teacher each year. right new team to be part of. changes definitely around us. in bitter and sweet, i tried to focus on this. a talk about her noticing her arch coming down from the classroom walls. from her noticing that the house that she used to have, she could ride her bike. and her new houses on the hill. as adults, we might not think that these are the big parts of the move, to a child could be very

. >>> san francisco's unified new school board president purposely skipping the pledge of a legion answer. instead, he read a quote from maya angelou. a lot of ways to express gratitude and appreciation for the country and its stpepcitized this is how i plan to do it. he was elected new school board president two weeks ago. >>> former 49ers quarterbackwil harvard university. several others will be honored with the w. efe.b. du du du du u he protested police brutality and other social injustice. it includes dave chappelle and pamela joyner. >>> are you looking to be truly terrified this halloween? >>> abc 7 news reporter kate larson was there for the opening night scare. you know what's even scarier? doing a newscast with no audio. >> it's so scary you just look at them and you're already terrified. i hate haunted houses. >> do you? >> i like occasionally going but i get terrified. i grip your arm. you'll have bruises. >> i don't want bruises, so i'm not going with you. >> i'm not a good partner to go with. no. >> let's go over and see if mike has his part of the talking. >> hey, we can he

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again, i understand there may be challenges with a new school, which is willie brown just starting out, but i do think that we cannot discount what we need to do to lift up students from other middle schools throughout san francisco unified. those are the main points, not just to say that we need to keep lowell the way it is. absolutely, let's make it more diverse, but in a more thoughtful approach, where we have evaluation metrics to see what we're doing actually works. thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners. i'm rianne batiste, co-chair of african-american advisory council and have been at willie brown from day one and close ally with the teachers and counsello counsellors. we stand by the letter that we wrote to you all a few weeks ago. we're asking for equitable access for the students. we're not trying to unindate lowell with our students. i asked the counsellor to give me information for lowell because the concerns i'm hearing across the board is that we want all of our students there. actually, we don't. of our 83 graduating eighth grade class, only 11 want to go to

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some of the parents of a the new school site will be too far away. that the teacher housing could affect property values. the school district has developed the criteria to pick which site to use. >> they are in a facility in a place that could better serve students. if we made a change could better serve the enrollment and balances across the district and third, to the have the potential to support employee housing. spot the school district plans to narrow down the list of options. over the next year. >>> the san francisco unit where there is a picket line outside of one of the cities most famous hotels. i will tell you why thousands of hotel workers are on strike. like i don't think they are doing a thorough investigation.>> i'm going to evaluated that when i have a chance to see it. >> every aspect has to be looked up. >> the confirmation firestorm continues while senators are reading the fbi report on sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. >>> a very busy thursday, october 4. they covered joining us. i am gasia

something and have to understand or at least meet something different from themselves and if your new school, if you're in a band coming you have to learn how to work with each other, that you're part of a whole. the discipline and this fear in our class, you look at something in you perhaps look at something differently. you look at it up close it looks like one thing and you move far away in its different. that's something to think about people. and in the theater, you always have to begin to identify with somebody who is the other. for someone that works in the theater, that is pretty much why i get up in the morning as the hopes that something we do on the stage or another stage or actually in some lame eliminate something about her condition. i assume that's pretty much why you get up in the morning. [inaudible] and there is something. if we can go back to grade school, and i'm slightly horrified if they don't teach literature. they don't at least have a shakespeare play somewhere. but also, you mentioned another point. in the fifth grade we had to learn the history of san francisco and

schools with the highest levels of lead were west portal elementary, international study high school, new school of san francisco, downtown high school, malcolm x elementary, and life learning academic charter on treasure island. >> those have all been mitigated and we're waiting for the test results. which will confirm our efforts have been successful. >> reporter: oakland public schools went through the same kind of testing, and now that district has decided to adopt a lower lead limit than what is required by the state and federal government. so observing now says that their limits will never exceed five parts per billion. san francisco has not committed to that but is thinking about it. if you want to see the les of schools visit our website. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> in the east bay nobody was hurt following a massive warehouse fire in oakland. the building went up in flames early this morning. video on the right shows nearly the entire warehouse looking like a ball of fire. reporter katie utehs joins us live with what she's learned and what the fire means f

school. i did not change friends or have to walk in as the new kid -- your dad is the president of the united states. i truly felt i had an advantage. lucy johnson was the same way. i think my heart really breaks for these young kids who come in and they don't know washington, and they don't know anybody, and then they have to go to a new school. and then you put on top of it the 24/7 media, which i am so glad we did not have because i would have been in so much trouble -- following you and everything that you do. i mean, our family was criticized for wearing blue jeans. i go back and i laugh at some of the things we were criticized for. i think our life was a little bit more normal, just because we didn't have the total 24/7 news media. if it ist come even not as intense, it is an experience that few others will ever experience. that seems to be why it is important for people to have gone through it to talk to one another. ms. bales: it is, and that is the nice thing about this. i am getting to meet other people who have not necessarily lived there, but they live with the legacy of their gra

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and the new school will be built and it will be underway this month. master build will be presented to the community within the coming months. >> you asked me if you minutes ago what was that like? it was devastating and i was astonished, there was in the mission of energy about rebuilding. >> ♪.>> reporter: community, faith, resilience. they are writing their own saga about a school where the bond is strong. >> our school spirit is like, it has gone up since the fires. like, -- our own spirit about the school, where the bond is strong. >> our school spirit is like, it has gone up.>>> the anniversary of the northbay firestorm. stay with us for the continuing coverage. we will talk to survivors of the fire. >>> heading into your monday. we have wind. 50 dell -- 59 wind today, napa, 50 miles per hour. oakland hills, 36 miles per hour. they are less but not as strong. the wind advisory stays in effect until tomorrow morning. the red flag warning stays in effect till tomorrow morning. it looks like the worst of all this has passed. it is still dangerous, w

south bay parents may have to find a new school for their kids to attend... the district considers shutting down over 5 schools. major hot spot in hercules wb 80 at willow rd overturn accident blocks two lanes jammed through the scene.. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. america. land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america. try my all-american made with 100% ribeye beef fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. it's a burger as american as bald eagles. i get it, i'm bald. fast food's first and only ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richm

and into the new school. the new. competitor does you don't need. after a few weeks the boy finally admitted everything to risperidone the meeting he went together to the bar to a law courts to file a complaint. but here nobody touches the church i lent us a nice little pill could do a lot of thing because on up as if you do know it then there's so much you just so she do to. threaten its own she sees someone you know. a little bit about to see really pretty simple as that things go the. same for example. in pursuing the justice of men seems to serve men of god. we have an appointment with a civil servant inside the ministry of justice. film discrimination. the stock market trading at all time highs the debt load peak everywhere as they had to join in fifty three or fifty five hundred percent debt to g.d.p. this is a planet on the verge of a major war to nami of just. what the politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. some want to be rich. but you're going to be the person

then they have to go to a new school. then you put on top of it the 24 seven media, which we did not have, thank goodness, because i would have been in so much trouble. following you and every good old thing that you do. i mean our family was criticized for wearing blue jeans. i can go back and laugh at some of the things that we were criticized for. but i think our life was a little bit more normal, just because we did not have the total 24 seven news media. >> even if it is not is intense, you had an experience that few others will understand. that seems to give rise for why it is important that people who have gone through it to talk to one another. >> that is the nice thing about the summit. i am getting to meet other people who have not necessarily lived there, but they have lived with the legacy of their grandfather, great-grandfather, great-grandmother and whoever it is. we are having a great time together getting together and talking and adding to know each other. >> richard smith is working on a biography of your

thompson in the new schools the new journalists and they rightly identified journalism as really immersive and there's more subjectivity then we were led to believe in the strict definition as presented by journalist journalism schools and that you need to let the audience you need to let people decide what is the irrelevant to them you don't need to filter he self censoring so john authors censor himself he believes he knew better he believes you do.

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you want to learn the new school. you want to be useful but on a lot of.when you're sick the doctors. when you fall in love they won't. you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have knows. when you die there's no proof just. every ten minutes. ten million people in the world a stake they have no nationality i'm told made up along and. that everyone has the right. everyone has the right to say. u.s. justice officials have confirmed that a man in custody is being charged on five counts in connection with a dozen letter bombs sent to prominent democrats fifty six year old says s. a florida resident with a criminal record was tracked down with the help of fingerprints the f.b.i. is investigating whether other.

sources tell nbc news agents spoke to kavanaugh's high school friend mark judge, to the two witnesses ford says were at the legend party, as well as the second accuser deborah ramirez. kavanaugh denies both allegations. one current and two former fbi officials tell nbc news dozens of others have come forward, saying they have information on kavanaugh, but the sources say agents have not been allowed to talk to many of them. tonight the white house says senators must focus on the facts. >> the testimony by dr. ford was compelling, but you can't make this decision based on emotion. >> reporter: in morgan hill some survivors shouted support for kavanaugh. opponents hope senators vote against him. >> i hope they read the fbi report and actually take some action with it. area news. >>> more rallies across the country. about a dozen rallies across the bay area this evening. this group at city hall in san ramon with the message stop kavanaugh and enough is enough. >>> palo alto congresswoman anna eshoo was the first politician that dr. ford went to with her sexual assault allegation against

from a vegetable field to another one of china's new schools in less than six months -- complete with. . try to film one of them but once again, while trying to get to the truth, we are asked to leave. john sudworth, bbc news, xinjiang. laura: how china locks up muslims. in other news, hurricane willow is closing in onexico's pacific coast. dozens of people are being -- thousands of peopev have been uated and buildings boarded , up. the hurricane threatens to better tourist resorts with high winds and heavy rain. this is forecast to be one of the most powerful hurricanes to enter mexico from the pacific ir former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor has announced she has withdrawn from beingife after diagnosed with dementia. , 88-year-old said she had been diagnosed with early-stage dementia. justice o'connor was the first man to be appointed to t u.s. top court, and was a key swing vote. she retired in 2006. you are watching "c world news america." still to come, with the midterm elections just two weeks away, we ask americans one of the key questions on everyone's mind. on sund

event center roughrider center a new high school new hospital a lot of new businesses. it's spread a lot of good people into this town. just over there for. all we call this. no i'm talking about the glass old united states my favorite chair so we call. you literally did do you heard the i have worked and he did that and he's going to do that you know things. that he you know he loves he has he was in the middle of your facebook which is here. so i can see take your ass i can see. and the kids want to know what goodness. we're not together anymore i mean how do you get along. ok these are your very early years you know he you know. and you've been here how much of the even drink and i don't know. you looked at the numbers you got rid of all narcotics in our community. you'd see our crime rate dropped to almost drop at least eighty percent of. most domestic violence calls we go to are either. alcohol or narcotics related. i do have a weapon and it's a nice little dagger knife and it slips right into the. compression of my jeans and i can just whip it out and you know ins

while it was devastating there was a new energy that we will rebuild . >> reporter: community, faith, resilience . cardinal newman high schoolwriting their new song . >> the school spirit has gone up since the fire . and it's really impacted our school . we are a lot more spirited after all that we re bonded . >>> let's send it over the chief meteorologist bill martin . it's hard to imagine the scope of that damage . >> i was thinking about the fact that the ptsd that is involved . i get calls from people who live in those fire zones . it really affects us people in that area . today was one of those days where people were on edge . the wind makes people cranky . they've done studies on that . there should be less when tomorrow . what we have is high pressure taking care of business . we have hu category 2 . and the rest of the country is wet . big high pressure that's clockwise. that's where those offshore winds are comingfrom . urges sinks when it flows clockwise . you get this compression in the heat . temperature is warmer with a lower humidity . 14 degrees warmer in hayward that it was last night . today should be the w

and it is a new school is a. secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard was not known the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of that's known as the i and then i conclude that it just is not in. its path. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and should. somehow want to be preached . to the right to be christ was like that before three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters about how. i and i should. get america really bad. so how long after you got home could you even start saying yeah i was i was i'm a veteran i fought in vietnam. i would say. up in. couple years ago. s

two new schools could be built here in place of the current campuses affordable housing can be built for teachers, staff members and low income families. >> we support teacher housing but oppose school relocation or relocation of any school. >> reporter: the district did not address the topic tonight because it was not on the agenda. it was posted on facebook that aggravated there are 9 schools slated for closure. not only is it untrue but misinformation deflects from what our school district is trying to do which is identify possible sites where we can build teacher housing and in the process upgrade some of the oldest schools in our district. >> mostly we just need to be involved in the conversation. we have not been. it is not okay. >>> already, some neighbors have saturday the affordable housing proposal would hurt property values and it is out of place in the wealthy valley. >> it makes me so sad when i hear the hateful rhetoric on social media that we would love to have teachers and teacher housing but not in my backyard. >> reporter: the district plans to address the topic at a

professor christine blasey ford that he sexually assaulted her at a party while they were in high school. fox news' ray bogan is in washington tonight where republicans are also reacting to the mockery of the professor by president trump last night. >>> reporter: good evening. you can see the capital is right behind me. there are a lot of people right now awaiting that fbi report sexual assault allegations which senators could receive at any moment. but when they get it, they will have to review it on their own because senator mitch mcconnell has denied senator charles schumer's request to have a senate-wide briefing. >> reporter: democrats as well as key republican senators flake, collins and murkowski harshly criticized president trump's comments on dr. ford during his rally in mississippi. >> donald trump is disgusting. um, dr. ford gave honest and heartfelt testimony and she has a right to be treated with respect. >> reporter: the white house saying the president was pointing out factual inconsistencies in ford's testimony and accusing democrats of trying to undermine the kavanaugh appointment

and it is a new school is a c.p.a. . that is down to the us and back in the good. compactness you know. after a few weeks the boy finally admitted everything to his parents they immediately went together to the bar to a law courts to file a complaint. but here nobody touches the church well and there's a nice little could be a lot of thing dick on up as if you do know it when this oh so you did just so she did you get the deal is that. she says yeah summer yeah. illegal about to see that pretty simple sentence though the. full of simple tentacle interleague he's got to eat. in virtue of the justice of man seems to serve men of god. we have an appointment with a civil servant inside the ministry of justice. we film discreetly. she confirms the closeness between the church and one of the top judges. in the letters mob with me in it where are they going to. let you do that but don't call us to expose them i just ask you to get out of there as you have just got it doesn't mean they're going to do that then you got to go then that's probably good. although i should list

you want to look at the new school. you want to be useful but on a laptop. when you're sick the doctors know when you fall in love they won't. you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have knows. when you die there's no. every ten. ten million people in the world this think they have no nationality i'm told made up alone and. that everyone has the right. everyone has the right to see. a russian cosmonaut and a u.s. astronaut aboard a so you spacecraft made an emergency landing after the rocket engine failed on lift off the soyuz rocket took off and cause a stun and was supposed to head to the international space station nasa said the crew is in good condition. hurricane my.

two new schools could be built here. in place of e curr could be built for teachers, staff members and low-income families. >> we support teacher housing but oppose school relocation or relocation of any school. >> reporter: the district did not address the topic because it wasn't on the agenda. but one board member said on facebook that she was aggravated by rumors that there are nine schools slated for closure. not only is this untrue, but the misinformation deflects from what our school district is actually trying to do, which is identify possible sites where we can build teacher housing and in the process upgrade some of the oldest schools in our district. >> mostly we just need to be involved in the conversation and we really haven't been. it's not okay. >> reporter: already, some neighbors have said the affordable housing proposal would hurt property values and it's out of place in wealthy almaden valley. >> it makes me so sad when i hear the hateful rhetoric on media and social media that we would love to have teac

this question it's a new school zone which is a small city with a new parliament that is the finished until some of these fifteen years in the dust it's certainly led to the fate of the students more. insane it means for sure this is the fifty four day weeks of the coming up of when the all is for leave before the bush to speak probably won't be the focus was. one of the typical fortunate for being in the workforce with him because he performs just. one can only follow for a little of the office politics from the social to lead ins. in a bid to protect british values the u.k. home secretary's launched a review into hate crime legislation he wants to expand the law to protect vulnerable sections of society but as police boy the reports next not everyone thinks the idea is a good one. at the moment police in england wales and northern ireland annually mourners have five main strands of hate crime that aggression towards someone on the basis of either their disability best sexual orientation the gender identity their race or their religion but the u.k. foreign secretary sajid javid gets

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from a vegetable field to another one of china's new schools, in less than six months, complete withne of them. but once again, while trying to get to the truth, we're asked to leave. john sudworth, bbc news, xinjiang. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. we begin in brussles at 8gmt, where apple ceo tim cook will deliver the keynote speech at an international conference on data security. a few hours later in strasbourg france, the european parliament will vote on a new law to forbid the sale of single use plastics in the eu from 2021. and finally in paris, the latest bansky print goes up for auction. will it self—shred like the last one did? we'll have to wait till 6pm gmt to find out. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your wednesday sport briefing: liverpool and barcelona are in champions league action later. the wta finals continue in singapore. and cristiano ronaldo always has time for his fans even when security are trying to eject them. liverpool forward sadio mane could feature in h

abandon them to text a lot right away like new school might emerge in the ways it's. shrunken argemone it's a look at how it works. because it goes today so with an extraordinary thanksgiving tradition but not the american way with a big turkey dinner as you might expect we are heading to a small town in austria i've been mocked him pungo is maybe known for its winter tourism but now during harvest festival there's a huge parade taking place on celebrations include the quick snap and so on the lips because we're cracking is not only used to drive cattle it's also an old tradition they also call it snow and he is how it works. thanks. ted least once a year at the traditional thanksgiving feast in out in march these locals correct their whips. they're all members of a whip cracking group. eighteen year old friends for is a big fan of the age old custom. the donkey the thanksgiving festival is the most important one for us what crackers home. customs an integral part of it and always has been it's nonsense is the very sight of the whip came to us via the silk road and th

from a vegetable field to another one of china's new schools.x months, complete with watchtowers. we tried to film one of them. but once again, while trying to get to the truth, we're asked to leave. john — some shocking images in your report there. what does china say about all of this? well, fiona, china says it faces a real threat of terrorism in xinjiang andindeed real threat of terrorism in xinjiang and indeed there have been some violent attacks. it's answer is re—education, anti—extremism training, which as you saw in my report, the suggestion is that muslims are willingly submitting themselves to that. but our evidence suggests a very different reality. even that large site that you saw us try to visit, locals call that a re—education centre, basically a school. but you have to ask what kind of school needs 16 watchtowers? and what can you tell us about life inside these detention centres? well, reports from people who've beenin well, reports from people who've been in them suggest a programme of brainwashing, of study of china's anti—ex

well— being. new school is really on workload reduction and well—being.and teacher well— being is seen reduction and well—being. and teacher well—being is seen as important as the student well—being. that has a big impact on your work—life balance. by doing so you perform better in the classroom. there is no way you can be an effective teacher when you are experiencing their stress levels. when you talk about workload reduction, you could say it is about having another pair of hands, someone having another pair of hands, someone to take on what you are doing. we know that school budgets are stress. is there a way in an existing budget you can make that work better? certainly. taking pressure off things like marking and assessment. turning to strategy such assessment. turning to strategy such as feedback, so that more work is donein as feedback, so that more work is done in the classroom on feeding back for students, assessing their learning, rather than having to take the books home every night and spent three hours also marking them, and then using that

from a vegetable field to another one of china's new schools. than six months, complete with watchtowers. we tried to film one of them. but once again, while trying to get to the truth, we're asked to leave. john sudworth, bbc news. earlier i spoke tojohn sudworth, and asked him for more on china's reaction. china says it is facing the real threat of terrorism in xinjiang. there have of course been a number of violent attacks. its answer is this programme of re—education, to use its phrase, this anti—extremism training which as you saw in my report, china appears to suggest that muslims are signing up for willingly. but of course, our evidence suggests a very different reality. and take that large site, the big site that we tried to visit there. locals in that town described the facility as a re—education centre, essentially as a school. but you have to ask, what kind of school needs 16 watchtowers? and what do we know about what takes place inside those facilities? there have been some accounts from people, mostly those who left in the early da