again, the security council meets to provide for a unified command.dent of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the counsel table. >> to take his place at the table. ♪ >> great britain's delegate speaks on the resolution. >> after discussing it with the delegation, the french --ernment 0 fore council votes 7- unified command and asked the united states to designate a commander. the united states delegate replies. >> the united states accepts the and makes the sacrifice that is involved in principles ofhese the united nations. >> ambassador chang of the korean republic expresses his thanks. >> i want to express the deepest gratitude on behalf of my people and my government for this proposal. >> across the pacific, general macarthur flies to korea to inspect the united nations defenses, now under his command. ♪ troops,t united states although outnumbered and out armed, are rushed to rail heads on the front lines. yanks and korean republican troops shake hands, fighters both in the united nations army against aggression. like the men

thank you very much. >> again, and late success the security council meets for unified command. the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the council table. great britain's delegate speaks on the resolution. >> the council votes seven to nothing for a unified command and asks the united states to designate a commander. the united states delegate replies ... >> united states accept the responsability and makes the sacrifice that is involved in tearing ... these principles of the united nations >> ambassador chang of the korean republic expresses is thanks to the council. >> i want to express the deepest feelings of gratitude on the behalf of my people and my government. >> across the pacific, general mcarthur flies to korea to inspect the united nations defenses now under his command. >> the first united states troops, although out numbered and out armed, are rushed to rail hands on the front lines. we korean republican troops and yanks shake hands, fighters in the united nations army against aggression. >> like the man, united states guns and tru

republic voted in re-elections, the north korea community leaders were boasting of their intention to unifyhe country by force. and this was their target. a mountainous peninsula and the 20 million peace loving citizens of the republic of korea. at tack by the north korean communists come suddenly and without warning. facing superior forces with all of the advantages of deception and surprise rallied to the defense of the republic and improvising to meet the unprovoked aggression, korean republican troops were thrown against the invaders south of the 38th parallel armed with modern tanks and planes and guns the they were ill equipped to mean the onslaught. ♪ back in the united states, an emergency session of the united nations security council is called. ambassador chang hears the secretary general say -- >> the present situation is a serious one and it is a trip for international peace. the security council, mr. president, in my opinion, the competent enough to deal with it, i considered the security council to take steps necessary to re-establish peace in that area. >> a vote on the unite

the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. the future of the south korean people was another anxious american concern. north korea's plan for unifying korea was made known to the world on june 25th 1950 and was, by military invasion. as six divisions of north korea's peoples army slammed into the republic of korea. within three days, they had seized the capital of seoul. korea had suddenly become a hot cold war crisis. in our capital, reaction was dramatic and swift. president truman immediately offered our military assistance to help stem and repel north korean aggression. another voice, that of the united nations, quickly condemned north korea's aggression. in a series of emergency meetings, called upon un members to assist the republic of korea. united states was designated as the un's executive member nation to head and coordinate the un military command. 20 member nations responded to the un's request for military assistance. the 90 days following north korea's invasion were grim. desperate fight for time to build un grou

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of 1945 we reached the moscow agreement to unify within five years. bickering and that was deemed a failure by 1948. the whole idea had been dropped and south and north declared themselves independent nations. we can find the root of the korean war very directly in this hostility between soviet union and united states. , you your upcoming book really tried to personalize those who are on the front lines including citizens. walk us through what you learned. learned was what i even more than i already knew. i had been working on this as a journalist for many years, but i learned even more about the devastation of notches north korea which suffered such bombardment, but also south korea with the back-and-forth of the war. my characters, the featured individuals -- and these are real people and real experiences, but i call them characters -- my characters witness much of the horrors of the war. from the atrocities to the bombardment of north korea in wayicular and so, this is a i thought to bring home to the reader the real meaning of any war and this war

unified seniors to don't be afraid to enroll in our classes. but we've got a number of positions within our staff that are focused on outreach, and i'm sure you're aware of the san francisco promise. we partner with s.f. unified to matriculate those students to city college and then to san francisco state. our partnership with s.f. unified is very important to us, and i'll turn it over to either s.c.c. vogel to talk about the outreach and other initiatives. >> thank you, chancellor. would you like me to start? >> why don't you go ahead and get started. >> yes. so as chancellor gonzales was mentioning, we do have our dean of outreach and partnerships, actually, meg hudson. so there's going to be some transition with regards to her roll in academic affairs and student affairs. she's going to be doing a lot of student transition and student affairs work with her team. she is classified more of a liaison with anything related to our high school students so we can have just a point of contact of who unified can work very closely with. so academic af

unified seniors to don't be afraid to enroll in our classes. but we've got a number of positions within our staff that are focused on outreach, and i'm sure you're aware of the san francisco promise. we partner with s.f. unified to matriculate those students to city college and then to san francisco state. our partnership with s.f. unified is very important to us, and i'll turn it over to either s.c.c. vogel to talk about the outreach and other initiatives. >> thank you, chancellor. would you like me to start? >> why don't you go ahead and get started. >> yes. so as chancellor gonzales was mentioning, we do have our dean of outreach and partnerships, actually, meg hudson. so there's going to be some transition with regards to her roll in academic affairs and student affairs. she's going to be doing a lot of student transition and student affairs work with her team. she is classified more of a liaison with anything related to our high school students so we can have just a point of contact of who unified can work very closely with. so academic af

>>our top story that we're following for you this morning, the oakland unified school district is eliminating its school police department, the board voted to make that move last night kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with an update right now. >>robin good morning. you have the board's decision was unanimous to cut ties with school police now they cited the disproportionate number of black students that have been arrested along with finding other ways to do with discipline for their students on their different schools. so we're going to show you the moment that decision was announced and this is how the community reacted to that this group you're seeing right now is the black organizing project they were one of the many groups, responsible for calling for the oakland unified school district to redirect money spent on police into social services for students. now it's called the george floyd resolution to eliminate the oakland school police department background on some of the statistics the board cited in the resolution from the 2015 2016 school year to the 2019 2020 school year bl

. >>> new this morning, the san francisco unified school district will no longer partner with the san francisco police department. the city school board voted unanimously on the resolution to remove the armed officers from school campuses to revise protocols when staff calls police and redirect police funding to student support services, and it also calls on the superintendent and labor groups to work together to try to develop racial bias screening tools for new hires. >>> hate crime investigation in the meantime developing in union city this morning, and a car with a black lives matter sign in the window was spray painted with racist graffiti had had its windows smashed. it happened on sunday, and an officer got some cleaning supplies and then went ahead and removed the graffiti himself. >>> oakland police are also investigating a racist message and a drawing of a person wearing a kkk outfit at the port of oakland. police were contacted immediately after the racist drawing was found. >>> a disturbing story out of south lake tahoe, a black doll found hanging from a power line, and po

it calls for police free schools in the oakland unified school district kron 4 sarah stinson has beens story for us throughout the morning. she has the latest for us. hi sarah. >>marty of parents, teachers community leaders all a part of the black organizing project are the ones backing this initiative to eliminate the oakland unified school district police department and they'll be talking about that at tonight's board of education meeting in oakland is very unique the school district because they have their own police department where as many school districts have a contract with the local police departments, including the san francisco unified school district and they are also talking about eliminating their contract with the sfpd so we'll hear more about that coming up in a report after but in oakland, the police unit at the school district consists of 120 school say officers to cover both schools and neighborhoods across the city, the black organizing project want schools in oakland to be police free and safe for black and brown students organization leaders say black udents make

well our top story that we're following for you this morning, the oakland unified school district is eliminating its school police department the school board voted to make the move last night kron four's reyna harvey is live in oakland with an update rain. >>robbing the morning that decision by the board unanimous stand again the board citing the disproportionate rate of black students. the arrested take a look at the moment, the board actually announce this decision you can see the community here celebrating this group you're looking at right now is the black organizing project. they were one of the groups responsible for calling for the oakland unified school district to redirect money spent on police into social services for students. well it's called the george floyd resolution to eliminate the oakland school police department background on some of the statistics, the board cited in that resolution from the 2015 2016 school year through the 2019 2020 school year black students have accounted for 73% of arrest in city schools. but just 26% of enrollment. also that in 5 years from

. >> the oakland unified school board has voted to eliminate the district's police department, but not everyone is happy about it. >>> governor newsom announced a huge spike in california covid cases. what epidemiologists say is contributing to the surge. >>> the heat peaks tomorrow. the areas of highest heat illness coming up. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> major new developments tonight after a decades-long battle by community activists and parents. the oakland unified school board has voted to eliminate the school police force. >> abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone is in the newsroom with more. >> well, alma and dan, some of those we've seen rallying in the streets are calling this an historic win tonight, but others i talk with say they now fear for their child's safety. cheer among many in oakland as the school board has voted to eliminate the district's police department. >> this is history in the making, y'all. we need to start listening to the community. it shouldn't have tooken this long to eliminate school police. >> the vote

amy wh a amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> and asuperintendent of is a loren sew unified says the school year will resume in late octob october. and he says that the machine cou plan could change depending on new guidance. >>> and we've put together a resource to help you track what is open in the bay area and where. this map is on abc7news.com. >>> coming up next, police may have identified this woman seen coughing on a toddler at a local yogurt land. her possible connection to a local school. >>> and this is the big box at the stock exchange. the markets are reacting to another jobs report. you see about 58 points down after 1.5 million americans filing for unemployment 12th straight week of drops though, so there is a silver lining. >>> and no experience needed, the bay area company with hundreds of job openings and what you need to know before you apply. floop and >>> and let's get a look at the weather as we talk about this thursday. i'm looking the sound of the cooldown eventually. >> yes, it is coming this week as the winds will pick up also. but they may heighten the fire risk a

. >>> the san francisco unified school district will no longer partner with the san francisco police department. eight hours into the marathon meeting, the school board voted unanimously on the decision to remove armed officers from campus, to revice the protocols when staff calls police, and redirect staff funding to student support services, and it calls on the superintendent and labor groups to develop racial bias tools for new hires. >>> the contra costa school district is under fire this morning with parents questioning how the school board is spending the money. the parents were asked to donate nearly $600 per student to make up for a deficit even though top administrators were given pay raises. >> we are threatened the students are going two day as week, i'm not sure what we are paying for. >> district is looking at an $8 million deficit regardless if the state makes cuts to education. >>> developing this morning, as california has seen a record number of new coronavirus cases over the last couple of days, there's calls to fine people who don't wear a mask. san mateo county su

during tonight's meeting oakland fight oakland unified board members called for change. >>the times are calling for change. we're looking at massive cuts or changes to our for years because of covid-19 and the fact that our state is losing precious tax revenue and so this is a way to re imagine how we educate children without harming them with constant contact with police and this isn't to say that our police officers and usc are bad but we have a history. >>now the board of educators only introduced legislation tonight with very little details and they also need to know how or just because they're still exploring how this is going to look but the goal is to have this done by the end of the year, but they will vote on this legislation on june 24th meanwhile, a number of public commenters called in support of the meeting the labor union rep for the district's police department also called in and they say the contract is not up until june of 2022 and they are ready to me on the bargaining table with the school district reporting live gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you toni

>>now a replacing police officers with mental health staff how oakland unified school district is working to keep its students safe without law enforcement plus part is taking a second look at the type of incidents, its police officers respond to who might be responding to nonviolence situations instead of police and covid cases spiking across the country why some health experts are worry this pandemic could get much much worse. but our top story tonight replacing police officers with mental health staff thanks for being with us at 8 o'clock everybody. >>i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis oakland unified school district now working to remove its police department from schools after a unanimous vote on wednesday and the work to do. well that's only just beginning kron four's michelle kingston reports. >>as a board when we vote unanimously we send a direct message to our superintendent which is. >>get it got a vote 10 years in the making according to the black organizing project also known as bought local organization working for racial justice. it's not glamorous. >>there's hours that

you argue it is not in his political interest to make a unifying address for the nation?orter: it is clear he wants to appeal to his base and talk of scolding the governors and calling them week appeals -- weak appeals to his base but he cannot rely on 30% of the country for his election. but he needs others to vote for him. i think that is where -- why there is a debate in the white house. tries to have a unifying message to appeal to the voters who are perhaps looking for president to show to showp and unity, -- leadership and unity. barbara: do you think there is to pacifye could say the people protesting outside the white house? reporter: the department of justice special prosecutor and investigation are calling for all the police officers involved to be apprehended, arrested on federal charges. i think that would go a long way but what we have been hearing from william barr is the , to strike against the protesters and not what has caused the protest. let's focus on the protesters and a supposedly terrorist plot. it must be foreigners, it must be the russians, it can

new for you, san francisco unified ending its relationship with police. oakland schools are set to make that decision on whether to dismantle its campus policing. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live for us with overnight developments. bob? >> reporter: the recent protests over the death of george floyd and the broader discussion about racial inequality in this country have raised questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement on school campuses. just yesterday san francisco unified decided it would no longer partner with or fund the san francisco police department. that's according to sfgate.com. in a few hours from now the state superintendent of public instruction will announce how california will re-evaluate the role police should play on campuses throughout the state and how that presence might negatively affect students. incidentally late they are afternoon oakland unified school board will vote whether or not to dissolve its police department which currently employs ten officers and replace them with nonuniformed peacekeeping ambassadors.

wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> san francisco unified school district is also parting ways with police. the school board voted unanimously to remove armed officers from all campuses. >>> san jose mayor is rolling out a new police reform program. the mayor referred to a black lives matter protest on may 30th as a, quote, war zone as police tried to clear the crowd, some protesters threw rocks and bottles at the police officers. the mayor's reform would ban rubber bullets, provide for independent investigation of misconduct, expand the authority of the police auditor and give the mayor authority over the police chief. >> all of the training that allowed them to shoot all of us, willy-nilly, like they were playing some stupid video game, that all starts with the chief. and none of that is being addressed by the mayor. >> the youth are out there every day fighting for something different, not to repackage and repurpose it. >> the police union says, quote, they welcome working with the mayor around improving outcomes between the community and the police. >>> yet another hate crime investigat

>>well the san francisco unified school district board also voted to remove police from public school campuses now under the resolution the district will not renew its contact contract with the city's police department. it also is labeling its schools as sanctuary spaces from law enforcement. officers will not be allowed on school campuses and money that was previously used to pay campus police will be redirected towards student support services. >>and school districts across the country are looking into removing police from campuses state school superintendent tony thurmond says his department will be speeding up research into the potential harm caused by police interventions in schools. >>i've already seen data that shows in may cases when there police on campus. this results in more suspensions or rest of our students, any particular african american students. you know the students of color. >>thurman says the data is still limited so the state will be implementing a three-pronged approach. they are the establishment of a task force and then an an analysis of data and research from

otherwise, we would have a unified korea back in the 1950's. the chinese still view the war as a great victory because they saved north korea, and they pay close attention to the history of that particular war. in fact, one of my characters is the overall commander of the communists. soon after he entered the war zone and set up headquarters, he oldest son on's his staff as a russian translator. soon after the chinese army entered north korea, the headquarters was attacked. and the general had just left reason,n, and for some his son had returned to the cabin. american planes came in and ed an area of the headquarters and killed his son. mao's son, who some considered a potential successor, is buried in north korea and honored on their memorial day so to speak. the connection between china and north korea is quite close historically. they have their animosities, but the chinese people and north korean people recognize their relationship is deep and long. host: our guest is joining us from naples, florida. and our next caller is from key biscayn

replacing police officers with mental health staff how oakland unified school district is working to try to keep its students safe without law enforcement. >>plus california is seeing a surge in new coronavirus cases why governor newsom says we are not at a point where we need to pause reopening and the bay area school district is making it clear students will not be back ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. san lorenzo return to class this fall, it won't be on campus not at all the san lorenzo unified school district is telling families now that the new school year. >>we'll begin with only distance-learning kron 4 sweet recall reports. >>after rushing to implement a social distance learning plan in the spring due to the covid-19 pandemic the san lorenzo unified school district has been evaluating how students and teachers adjusted and has organized 3 groups of administrators to help develop a m

now the resolution calls for police free schools in the oakland unified school district kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live with more details sarah. >>yeah that george floyd resolution brand-new and no one of a kind with that name you know, timely right now as we continue to see protests across the country in honor of justice for george floyd the of black organizing project an organization out of oakland they are the ones pushing for this initiative involving parents, teachers community leaders, and they want and demand that the oakland unified unified school district eliminate their police department you know many districts have contracts with the local police departments, but oakland has its own schools. police department even you know schools in san francisco have contracts with sfpd but even they're talking about you know canceling that contract we'll hear more about that coming up, but in oakland, the police unit consists of 120 school site officers to cover both schools and neighborhoods across the city, a black organizing project want schools in oakland to be police free and sa

. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, a proposal to disband oakland unified school district's police department. where the money would be spent instead. and how does the district plan to >>> starbuck's is manging a major shift to adapt to the covid-19 pandemic. the company is closing up to 400 starbuck's locations. while at the same time expanding locations that are geared towards convenience so that means more locations for curbside pick-up, drive-through and mobile only pick-up. the pandemic has dealt the company a major financial blow. starbuck's is expecting to lose more than $3 billion in revenue in the third quarter. >>> meanwhile, sephora is signing a pledge to dedicate 15% of its shelf space to black- owned brands. the 15% pledge is an idea from a black creative director in brooklyn. she is urning major retailers like wal-mart, target and whole foods to make that same commitment. black people make up nearly 15% of the population according to the most recent census estimates. >>> and "gone with the wind" is gone with hbo max but it has surfaced as the number one bestseller somewhere else

>>well our top story that we're following for you this morning, the oakland unified school district is eliminating its school police department, the board the school board yesterday voted to make that move and kron four's reyna harvey as an update she's live in open with the latest this morning raid. >>robbing the morning. that's why he was a unanimous decision by the board to cut ties with school police. they cited the disproportionate rates, the black students are arrested along with finding other ways to handle discipline on their campuses we're going to show you the moment that decision was announced you can see here groups of people celebrating this group you see on your screen right now this is the black organizing project. they were one of the groups responsible for calling for the oakland unified school district to redirect money spent on police into social services for students. now it's called the george floyd resolution to eliminate the oakland school police department, some background on these statistics, the board cited in that resolution from 2015 2016 school year through

. >>> west contra costa unified and oakland unified are making moves to get police off school campuses. now on wednesday the west contra costa school board voted unanimously to redirect $1.5 million used to pay for school resource officers. that money will be used to fund programs for african-american students like counseling, social emotional learning. >> it's not just about the officers on campuses but the services we need to the kids. are they getting the preventative mental health they need? >> oakland unified is preparing to remove police from its schools. that means abolishing its internal police force and redirecting $2.5 million spent on officers and security skaf. >>> happening today in san jose a special city council meeting to address police use of force, especially crowd -- and specialty crowd control measures. sjpd has come under fire for how some officers handled protesters. the mayor says he now supports banning the use of rubber bullets on crowds. today's meeting is virtual and it starts at 11:00 this morning. >>> san francisco is making a vow to help the homeless, maki

they saved north korea otherwise we would have a unified force korea back in the 1950's. the chinese still view the war as a great victory because they saved north korea and they pay close attention to the history of that particular war. in fact, one of my characters is the overall commander of the chinese force. soon after he entered the war zone and set up headquarters he had his oldest son is a russian translator. soon after the chinese armies entered north korea, the headquarters were attacked and the general had just left his cabin and his son had returned to the cabin. american planes came in and bombed the cabin and killed his son. mao's son, who some considered a potential successor, is buried in north korea and honored on their memorial day so to speak. the connection between china and north korea is quite close historically. they have their animosities, but the chinese people and north korean people recognize their relationship is deep and long. host: our guest is joining us from florida and our next caller is from key biscayne, florida. bill, good morning. call

he talked about the fact he wants to focus on unifying the country, not dividing it. this is an interesting theme. even people on the left have criticized joe biden, saying he is not taking a strong enough hand when he talks about being a unified or. at this moment, as we see so much of the widespread protests and division across the country, it does fit for him to be talking about the president's role to unify the country and move forward. that is what he has been topping about his entire campaign. we only have five months until the election. it is a long time, but it is stunning it is one of the first times we have seen joe biden get this amount of coverage because of the pandemic. he has been basically in his house like so many of us. david: can vice president biden take a strong stance as a unifier without it appearing he is going soft on violence? everybody agrees some of what has been going on, some of the looting and the violence has not been appropriate. a lot of peaceful demonstrators, but there appear to be some bad apples. does he have a problem with presid

. >> well, i do think that we have to be unifying as we go forward. you know, we can talk about what happened, when and what and all that, but there has been something very -- a pattern of bad behavior of how people are treated unfairly in our country. let's take this moment to be an inflection point, a pivotal one that we are going to not just proceed incrementally, but in a very strong way to do things differently. and part of that difference will be to say, what are the solutions that can unify our country rather than assigning blame or past performance, but to say how do we go forward together and let us recognize the role that the private sector plays in the economic life of our country, job creators, wealth creators and the rest. but let's also know that there is good governance that creates jobs as well as enables business to function because of the services rendered by the public sector >> well, madam speaker, i think it's hard to disagree with that. if people do, i don't think it will be well received by voters. thank you so much for coming o

on this topic, 27 are completely unified. if the british delegation want to compromise on the year, it would have to make some concession on the level playing field. >> very interesting you use the phrase completely unified on this issue as you point out, there are a whole host of other issues the 27 aren't unified on we could talk immigration, expansion, finance, a whole host going on isn't it just worth eu solving something or moving forward on brexit because they can move forward and offer some sort of olive branch and solve this pretty easily compared to other problems which will take years to solve >> the issue at stake there is the internal market. this is the core everybody in the eu has an interest to keep the integrity of the market. you are absolutely right the eu is not unified on every subject. we have a lot of differences on migration, the future of the eurozone, et cetera. on the future of the internal market, there is a huge unity. again, everybody has strong interest in keeping the internal market some form sy

republic voted in free elections, the north korean communist leaders were boasting of their intention to unifyhe country by force. and this was their target -- a partly mountainous peninsula and the 20 million peace loving

the san lorenzo unified school district is telling families. the new school year will begin entirely with distance learning kron four's phillipe djegal has that story. >>after rushing to implement a social distance learning plan in the spring due to the covid-19 pandemic the san lorenzo unified school district has been evaluating how students and teachers adjusted and has organized 3 groups of administrators to help develop a more structured curriculum moving forward on wednesday. the superintendent darryl camp sent a letter out to the school district community notifying families that class will resume in the fall tailored completely around distance learning. the district plans on phasing into a partial distance-learning format by mid october. in a statement to kron 4 camp says quote our first school day for students is scheduled for august 20th and will focus on developing relationships with our students and families so our students can be successful in the distance learning or partial distance learning environment research shows that students

transportation, the oakland animal shelter as well as respond to calls for service from the oakland unified school district but not anymore. >>however at this recent police commission meeting interim chief susan manheimer had this response when asked if she could identify additional positions that could be handled by an unsworn officers if you or others. >>feel that we should be out of the business of responding. i mean i and jury us is to wear. you know with a 28,000 calls. you know a month of curious as to where we're we go to. >>but that all chief manheimer says as it stands right now some civilian employees insist on having a police escort i do know that or some other city departments to deal with the homeless and to deal with you know those mental health calls call us to escort them. >>councilmember bass as her budget proposal reflects the communities demand for a change in public safety. >>and one of the things i think this movement is telling us is that our policing system isn't working. >>has it made kron 4 news. >>happening now t mobile has now confirmed it is working to resolve wh

what we expect from leaders is to try to unify us, not point the finger of blame which is exactly what vice president biden dave. this is not a moment where we should engage in that sort of partisan blame game but that's exactly with the vice president did. painting too broadly rather than attacking the individuals that killed george floyd, and they paint that broadly across law enforcement across the country which i think is grotesquely unfair. we should target the bad actors and there should be a reckoning,

the san lorenzo unified school district is telling families. the new school year will begin entirely with distance learning kron four's phillipe djegal has the story. >>darryl camp superintendent of the san lorenzo unified school district says beginning the upcoming school year with 100% distance-learning will allow the district more time to ensure that all instructional safety and operational protocols are in place prior to reopening campus buildings in a statement to kron 4 camp says quote we hope to gradually return students to our schools in a safe manner during the 2020 2021 school year. the timeline by which students return to schools will depend upon information we receive from public health officials policy makers and our community teaching principles are the same whether you're a personal environment, the space environment. but the delivery of the execution of those are very different due to the covid-19 pandemic camp informed district staff and families wednesday of the decision to return to instruction in the fall off campus. >>he ho

they're using the oakland unified school board, they're urging the oakland unified school board thatould eliminate the district's police department. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone has that story from oakland. >> we are no longer asking for anything. we are demanding it and we are taking it. police have to go. >> reporter: hundreds of educators, principals, parents and community members took to the streets outside of the oakland unified schoolay on in . to make it be known they want the district's police department eliminated. >> i don't think police have any place in schools. >> reporter: district police chief jeff will lose his job if the department is eliminated but despite that believes it is time for change. >> what's been going on hasn't been working so, really, what have we got to lose to try something different? >> reporter: many at this rally say they don't want officers at schools, chief godon says his officers are not assigned to specific schools but they respond to 100,000 schools, 3 on-which are serious and would fall on oakland police to respond. the school would then nee

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>>now that calls for police free schools in the oakland unified school district. kron 4 sarah stinson has been following this story throughout the morning. she has the latest information for us sara. >>and the george floyd resolution is being announced today 5 black organizing project this is an organization out of oakland and they have been offered ing this initiative last 10 years and this is the day that they're finally announcing it they're demanding that the oakland unified school district eliminate the police department now many districts such as san francisco have called contracts with the local police departments, but oakland has its own schools. police department and is the only district in alameda county to have one. the police unit consists of 120 school site officers who have who cover full schools and neighborhoods across the city it cost millions of dollars every year. the black organizing project wants schools in oakland to be police free and safe for black and brown students now organization leaders say black students make up 73% of arrests made by

was it unifying? >> no, not at all. to unify the country but comparison donald trump to bull connor. talk about pouring gasoline on a situation. that's outrageous. he has a few throw away words about violence, but the speech was a condemnation of our country and culture saying we are racists. he is concerned about george floyd he ought to talk to his fellow democrats in minneapolis who are responsible for supervising that police officer. the mayor of minneapolis is a democrat. the governor of minnesota is a democrat. the attorney general is a democrat. the democrats were supposed to supervise this guy. maybe he ought to look at his own party and the failures they had in all of these big cities where protests are happening -- sorry not protests. riots are happening. they are run by democrats and i that are know controlling their city and letting their people be absolutely decimated. >> harris: mostly peaceful yesterday in the last 48 hours in some areas. we have seen so much violence. i want you to address this. bull con

you ask the military to to do so so this was obviously not the message that would be intend to to unify the country and to address the concerns of the protesters here in washington d.c. and across the u.s. when we see plenty of protesters there where you are but d.c. is currently under a curfew that began at 7 pm your time doesn't look like it's taking any kind of a fact. that it's true and i talked to some protesters and they told me that it's important for them to be here to show their anger and the need for changes of course they're also watching the situation we already observed if you clashes between the protesters and the police the police have decided apparently to leave the area they're moving forward as you can see right now a few steps then they stand they they move again we sold flash and bombs we saw also a demonstrator who was standing just next to me was hit by. by rubber bullets so the situation here with police using tear gas to disperse the crowd it's really tense. so we're seeing more tear gas and bulletins bullets in the nation's capitol of course these protests go to

so we're working on models that will guarantee that. >> reporter: san jose unified says it will form parent and teacher committees to come up with a playbook for the next school year. the game plan will be released on july 1st, which is just three weeks away now. the san jose school year will start as planned on august 12th. >> this is going to be really challenging. >> reporter: in san francisco, some parents complained they are being left out of the planning process. >> they get assignments that they're supposed to figure out. the parents are supposed to help. you're talking about uncredentialed parents, some people who have never done this type of work who are expected to help implement a lesson plan when any don't understand the lesson plan. >> reporter: pamela tate roger is a mom who also represents the group innovate public schools, a nonprofit that promotes charter schools. the parents say they are co-educators now and need to have a say in what the school year should look like. >> ask us what's working. ask us how we can support you in making sure the children are actually on