esta vez se trata del impacto que ya lo siente el distrito franklin mckinley. pues la mayoría de los estudiantes es de origen hispano. fátima navarrete ha conversado con familias afectadas. nos dice cuáles escuelas podrían cerrarse y qué tan pronto se estaría tomando esa decisión. hola, mi amor. wow. la rutina de erika y su hijo oliver podría cambiar muy pronto. gracias. me encanta lo que ahora es un recorrido de apenas 3 minutos desde su casa a la escuela. llego, lo levevanto. podría volverse un trayecto mucho más largo si cierran la primaria mckinley en el este de san josé, de 20 a 30 minutos. y es que el distrito escolar franklin mckinley está considerando el cierre de 3 de sus 16 escuelas debido a un déficit presupuestario de 23 millones de dólares y una baja significativa del 40% en la matrícula de alumnos desde 2011. es decir, casi la mitad de los estudiantes de este distrito ha dejado de venir a clases. pero cerrar estas escuelas afectaría a los que siguen viniendo, dicen padres de familia. afectaría a mi hijo por la cuestión de adaptación, de que no es

hablemos ahora del distrito escolar franklin mckinley. esto es en san josé.as escuelas es de origen hispano. y fátima navarrete ha conversado con padres de familia afectados. hola mi amor. wow! la rutina de erika y su hijo oliver podría cambiar muy pronto. gracias. me encanta lo que ahora es un recorrido de apenas 3 minutos desde su casa a la escuela. llego, lo levanto. podría volverse un trayecto mucho más largo si cierran la primaria mckinley en el este de san josé. de 20 a 30 minutos. y es que el distrito escolar franklin mckinley está considerando el cierre de 3 de sus 16 escuelas debido a un déficit presupuestario de 23 millones de dólares y una baja significativa del 40% en la matrícula de alumnos desde 2011. es decir, casi la mitad de los estudiantes de este distrito ha dejado de venir a clases. pero cerrar estas escuelas afectaría a los que siguen viniendo, dicen padres de familia. y afectaría a mi hijo por la cuestión de adaptación, de que no es fácil a su edad, que él tiene 6 años cambiar de una escuela a otra junto con la primaria mckinley. el comi

so a statement from the franklin-mckinley school district reads in part. school districts throughout california are facing structural budget deficits driven by declining enrollment, lower birth rates and people moving away due to the high cost of living. the statement goes on to say, this is a process that weighs heavily on our community, and we empathize with everyone who may be affected. now, san francisco unified is also discussing its budget today as well. and one of the slides in the presentation is titled keeping the lights on. that's where they are. while sfusd has a proposed list or had a proposed list of 13 schools up for closure mere months ago, the board directed their newly hired superintendent to stop that process, at least for the next school year. marcus, it looks like a lot of school districts across the country are dealing with cutting those number of schools down. all right, chris, thank you so much. all right. well, in san jose today budget talks they kick off city leaders. they are facing a potential $60 million shortfall next year. thi

franklin-mckinley has about 6000 students.ollment has fallen more than 40% in the past 15 years. >> our time now, 734 today is safer internet day. and larry magid, the u.s. coordinator of events, is a bay area tech guru and the founder of connectsafely.org. the magid says internet safety has never been challenged more with misinformation, scams and malware. he says the big effort this year is getting younger people involved in making decisions and making their voices heard. >> where young people and state legislators and tech executives and parents are all going to get together to talk about how to empower young people, not just make them the subjects of policies. >> now, the federal government and tech companies have been pulling back protective measures and putting less regulation on social media, magid says. this event means it's up to us to take precautions with our personal information. >> in an ideal world, everything would be safe, but we really can't count on other forces, whether it's government or industry, to fully

now school districts, this is the statement from the franklin-mckinley school district. they say school districts throughout california are facing structural budget deficits driven by declining enrollment, lower birth rates and people moving away due to the high cost of living. the statement goes on to say, this is a process that weighs heavily on our community, and we empathize with everyone who may be affected. now, san francisco unified also was discussing its budget today. that is the plan. and on one of the slides in the presentation, the title is keeping the lights on. so that's what we're talking about there. in october, sfusd released a list of 13 schools that would close or merge, but the board directed their newly hired superintendent to stop that plan, at least for the next school year. marcus. all right. thank you, chris. well, in san jose today, budget talks kick off. city leaders are facing a potential $60 million shortfall next year. this comes as lagging tax sales revenue and increased costs. mayor matt mahan says that there are several avenues to look at

the franklin mckinley school district plans to shutter three of its 16 campuses. mckinley elementary, ramblewood elementary and the los arbols literacy and technology academy. the board is expected to have the closures go through tuesday. >>> the alum rock union school district will close six campuses and consolidate four others and in the berryessa union school district three elementary schools are shutting down. last year the bay area's largest district, san francisco unified, shelved a plan to close and merge schools. the backlash was so bad the previous superintendent resigned. next week the district's new boss, dr. maria su, is expected to announce hundreds of job cuts at both the district's central office and more than 100 school sites. oakland unified needs to cut $100 million over the next two years and could run out of money by november. if that happens, ousd could once again end up under supervision of a state trustee and lose its ability to make decisions locally. >>> the bay area is leading the large in a lawsuit over president trump's threats to cut f

and that the franklin mckinley school district is recommending closing 3 of the district's 16 schools because of issues like declining school enrollment and running out of one time covid money. the recommended school closures include los arboles literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will make the final decision february. 11th. >> new video from palisades tahoe today. the resort says it's received 14 inches of new snow just in the last 24 hours. more than a foot. my goodness. more snow expected to fall through next. >> we have plenty of scares and borders are getting a head start on the weekend today. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at. >> so yeah, powder of then. yeah. a lot of fresh snow. tons of fresh 92 to 6 feet in some spots across the high country there. so a lot of snow this week ahead. kind of tough getting up there right now. >> still lingering snow showers just check and 50. >> and they're still making your chain upon 50. they're making a channel. we've got trucks on 80 right now. but this all wind

quienes se reunirán hoy para abordar el cierre de una escuela del distrito escolar unificado franklin mckinleyabajo como cualquier otro día, dicen que fueron detenidos por varias patrullas. vivieron momentos de incertidumbre ante la presunta agresiva actitud por parte de algunos de los agentes del orden. peter ruiz habló con 2 de esos inmigrantes y nos presenta los testimonios. no sé quién les dio esas tarjetas. así no trabajan las cosas. eran aproximadamente las 06:25 de este domingo dos de febrero, cuando felipe y otros 3 acompañantes se dirigían a su trabajo en el campo. en un alto en una de las calles de taft. un vehículo encendió sus sirenas, obligándolos a detenerse. sí, nos gritaban fuerte y eso? pues nos intimidó.ó. el oficial no do nada. no nos quiso dar una respuesta por la cual nos estaban parando ni nada de eso. felipe accedió a identificarse y mostró su licencia. al apagar el vehículo, los seguros de las puertas se desactivaron y los oficiales las abrieron. nos pedían a fuerzas que nos bajáramos. entonces. no, no, ahí estuvimos sentados con cinturón. otro oficial a mi lado y me di

en el instituto escolar franklin mckinley de san josé, 1611 estudiantes faltaron ayer. en alum rock fue mucho peor. 2900 estudiantes no fueron a clases, lo que suma una pérdida de aproximadamente un cuarto de millón de dólares a student is not in school. cuando un estudiante falta a la escuela, le quitan dinero a los distritos escolares, dijo la doctora andrew, de la fundación de educación silicon valley. alum rock también se preocupa por la pérdida de clases. el lunes, el distrito dice que en total los estudiantes ausentes perdieron 890.000 minutos de estudios. lo que se perdieron es que durante la clase les estamos preparando para ser esos líderes del futuro y cuando no están en la clase se pierden eso. los niños y también la historia, verdad? de lo que está pasando. a veces los niños no entienden realmente lo que está pasando en el mundo, y la escuela es la mejor lugar para que ellos aprenden con sus maestros, con sus compañeros de clase. la sub superintendente de alum rock también se preocupa que los padres dejen solos a los niños en casa y que no se estén alimentan

regresamos a san josé, donde en estos momentos el distrito escolar franklin mckinley lleva a cabo unabridgeway academy. nathalie cuál es el ambiente? ya comenzó la reunión? sí, de hecho, ha comenzado hace unos minutos. también tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con algunos padres de familia, quienes reiteraron cómo les afectaría esto. algunos me dicen que no tienen otro modo de transporte. si llegan a trasladar a sus hijos a otra escuela. otros me dicen que tienen a sus hijos en programas de educación especial, así que sabemos que va a ser un gran impacto para muchos padres de familia. también estamos aquí con eva. ella es una trabajadora social. cuéntanos un poquito, me dices. la mayoría de los estudiantes aquí también son latinos. sí. la mayoría de los estudiantes en la escuela mckinley son latinos de familias latinas que van a ser impactados muy grandemente por la cerradura de la escuela mckinley. también me estabas comentando. esta escuela tiene algunos programas especiales que se perderían si llegan a clausurar. claro que sí. tenemos el programa de educación especial para muchas fa

el distrito escolar franklin mckinley de san josé nos informó que hoy faltaron 1611 alumnos, cuando normalmente escuelas, es decir, un 12% más de ausentismo que las semanas anteriores y que hoy el número de alumnos que faltó fue mayor en cuto grado y en segundo grado. daniel también decidió dejar a sus 2 hijos en casa. ellos asisten a una primaria del distrito escolar moorland en san josé y él mismo, como trabajador, está apoyando esta iniciativa. y lo hacemos para que en cierta manera se den cuenta de que nosotros tenemos también mucha pesadez, como como el pueblo latino que somos. aunque un día de trabajo perdido es significativo para estos padres latinos, se trata de un sacrificio necesario. dicen trabajo, vengo, cocino porque mi hijo viene de la escuela. en la tarde voy a otra vez a trabajar. en las noches ya no viven tranquilos y buscan hacer escuchar su voz. nos están enfermando a nosotros psicológicamente nos están dañando a nosotros, a las familias que somos, pues que nos dedicamos a trabajar. lo que sí está pidiendo la comununidad y s lo está pidiendo directamente a las escuelas es de

es una preocupación que todos los padres tenemos. 3 escuelas del distrito escolar franklin mckinley.

advisors are recommending that those closures of three schools in san jose's franklin mckinley school district. now, the schools located there are called los arbors academy, ramblewood elementary, and mckinley elementary. board members tonight will hear the full recommendation, with the final vote scheduled for next tuesday. opponents plan to hold a rally ahead of tonight's hearing, which starts at 6:00 over at bridges academy. the first monday in may is several months away, but we're getting new insight on what the theme for this year's highly anticipated met gala will be. here's a hint you might call it a men's gala this year. ahead this midday, the new announcement surrounding fashion's biggest gala and stars come together each may, showcasing lavish avant garde pieces at new york's metropolitan museum of art. well, this year's dress code theme is tailored for you, focusing on suiting and menswear. this is the first time the gala in decades is focusing on menswear, and it goes along with the museum exhibit focusing on black style in menswear. lebron james, lewis hamilton, pharrell

bueno, el distrito escolar franklin mckinley dijo que como muchos otros distritos escolares, tanto aquíticipación tanto de miembros del distrito como de padres de familia y también del personal escolar, pues recomendó clausurar esta primaria mckinley, al igual que otros 2 planteles bramblewood y los árboles literacy and technology academy. y esto sería a partir del otoño del 2025, o sea el próximo año escolar. pero como repito, habrá una junta especial a las 18:00 de la tarde. sabemos que este comité presentará justamente esta recomendación frente a la junta de educación y ellos escucharán estas recomendaciones. también escucharán el comentario del público. así que veremos y estaremos pendientes si ellos llegan a proceder con esta decisión nuevamente. del posible cierre de esta y otras 2 instituciones. por supuesto los mantendremos al tanto, pero por ahora este es mi reporte en vivo. nathalie vera regreso coigo. muchas gracias, nathalie. simplemente reafirmar que precisamente los padres se comunicaron con nosotros a través de nuestro whatsapp y nuestras redes sociales a las 6. te espera

that's because some state funding is tied to attendance rates in san jose's franklin mckinley school district, 1611 students were out, well above the district's average sick rate. those absences mean the cash strapped district, which is debating school closures, lost roughly $128,000 in state funding in the nearby alum rock school district. the numbers were even 2900 students were out, adding up to a loss of roughly one quarter of $1 llion in state funding. any day that a student is not in school, that takes money away from the school district, the silicon valley education foundation says the state is working to change the school funding formula from average daily attendance to simple overall enrollment numbers. but alum rock says they're also worried about the loss of class time. on monday, the district estimated those absent students accounted for 890,000 minutes of lost instructional time. when kids are in school, we aim to provide historical context and the academic preparation for them to be future leaders. and when they're not in school, they miss that, alum rock assistant supe

y esto ocurre porque el distrito escolar franklin mckinley considera tomar esta decisión para ahorrarpleo para el año que viene. la primaria donde el 90% de los alumnos son hispanos es una de 3 escuelas que podrían cerrar sus puertas a partir del otoño. 20 25. esto bajo recomendación de un comité formado por miembros del distrito, las escuelas y padres de familia. el martes, la junta de educación sostuvo una reunión especial para contemplar la decisión. cuando yo estaba tan feliz de que él ya estaba progresando, me entero de que quieren cerrar la escuela. erika díaz dice que su niño de 6 años recibe educación especial y se preocupa que no logre adaptarse a otra institución. comparte que su hijo mayor también dependió del mismo programa cuando cursó en mckinley. yo le doy mucho crédito a la escuela mckinley por ayudar a ayudarme a encontrar estos problemas pronto en mi vida. antes que me pudieran afectar en la escuela. y le doy mucha gracia a eso porque ya ha llegado a la universidad. y si hicieran mckinley, ese programa ya no va a estar ahí. eva martínez es trabajadora social en mckin

the franklin-mckinley district next door says it had a whopping 1611 students stay home today, more than 300% above normal. nico and emiliano parents say they took the step despite knowing their cash strapped district will lose a lot of money today. they say making the point is simply more important. i get it, it's $250 a student if they don't attend school, right? but what's what's happening to the families that are getting separated and deported? across town, a few businesses closed for the day to honor the cause, including tostadas restaurant and cafe. customers tell us they understood the reasoning. i mean, my opinion, it's something good because they're like actually helping out the community and they kind of want to spread awareness about what's going on off camera. a worker at this construction site in san jose told me several of his coworkers didn't clock in today. he said others showed because they can't afford to lose a day's pay. but the manager of the yankees in willow glen said no one called in sick. the same with la victoria taqueria downtown. it's a small price to pay, rig

more possible school closures in the south bay, this time at franklin-mckinley school district in sanose. last month, the school consolidation advisory committee recommended three schools. three schools closed at the end of the year. los arboles academy, ramblewood elementary, and mckinley elementary. the board of education will hear the recommendation at a special board meeting tomorrow at bridges academy. a public hearing will also be held. many parents are planning to rally before the hearing. the board will make its final decision next week. ayesha curry is closing her oakland sweet july storefront. the company posted online that it was prioritizing the safety of prons and staff. storefront first opened in 2021, and there was a break in in 2022. no arrests were ever made. the flagship store will shut its doors for good february 9th. sweet july will continue to operate online. the brand says it's also planning a skincare pop up at the valley fair mall in santa clara. sfmta is trying to find solutions to that fill that massive budget gap. they're hoping whatever they decide doesn't

that is more than a 300% increase than any normal day next door in t franklin-mckinley school district, 2874 students stayed home. that's a 363 increase than from any normal day. so the school districts are taking a hit in state funding because of that. and as you mentioned, a lot of some businesses in downtown san jose also closed khanna and also tostadas restaurant over in midtown san jose. also in a show of solidarity with the rest of the pro-immigrant community, a construction site that i visited. also, one of the workers said several of his coworkers also did not show up as part of this demonstration. and so just across the nation, people declined to show up for work or to go to school. yeah, we could be. it could be felt in a lot of support for this day of action. what about we know people stayed at home. people learned about their backgrounds, but some just showed up at city hall. they took other action today. yeah. students from lincoln high school in san jose, they walked out of school, and they say that they were warned by administration that there would be some repercussions

y es que el distrito escolar franklin mckinley está considerando el cierre de 3 planteles educativos os pormenores, nathalie. bueno, no se tomó una decisión hoy día, pero los padres con los que hablamos nos dicen que ellos esperan que el distrito e escuce esas voces, esos testimonios, para que no clausuren el plantel educativo. algunos hasta me dicen tienen a sus hijos en educación especial. y esto sería un cambio muy drástico para sus hijos. you can control keeping the school open and providing a safe place for the students. alumnos, padres de familia y personal de la primaria mckinley le están suplicando al distrito escolar que no cierren la escuela. yo no tengo empleo para el año que viene. la primaria donde el 90% de los alumnos son hispanos. es una de 3 escuelas que podrían cerrar sus puertas a partir del otoño. 20 25. esto bajo recomendación de un comité formado por miembros del distrito, las escuelas y padres de familia. el martes,a junta de educación sostuvo una reunión especial para contemplar la decisión. cuando yo estaba tan feliz de que él ya estaba progresando, me entero

por su parte, el distrito franklin mckinley dice que 1611 estudiantes se quedaron en casa.istrito perderá mucho dinero. hay un precio que vale la pena porque hay familias que que se están separando. comercios también participaron en este movimiento. algunos cerraron sus puertas, incluyendo tostadas y con azúcar café. a mí it's something good fuera de cámara. un trabajador de la construcción en san josé me dijo que varios de sus compañeros de trabajo no fueron hoy. cómo sería un día sin inmigrantes de esta unidad educativa. y fíjese usted que estos operativos de detención de inmigrantes indocumentados de donald trump, pues al parecer ha sufrido un revés por temas logísticos. según nbc news, se enteró que algunos migrantes arrestados por agentes de ice han tenido que ser liberados debido a limitaciones de espacio y falta de órdenes judiciales. en una declaración a nbc news, un vocero de ice dijo que los casos de la corte federal los limitan a detener a personas indefinidamente. y si sus países se niegan a recibirlos de regreso. esto ha resultado en que algunos migrantes sean

. >>> the think -- franklin mckinley school is combating a $23 million shortfall, parents and teachers plan to rally against the closures at today's board meetings across the bay area. school districts are facing budget shortfalls and declining enrollment. >>> let's move over to fremont, the city council is expected to vote on one of the bay area's strictest bands on homeless camps, the ordinance would ban camping on public property and private property that isn't already designated for camping, it would allow officials to criminally charge anyone helping someone who is camping illegally, violating the ordinance could mean a $1000 fine. >>> moving to san francisco, what do you think of this, despite a massive increase in spending, a city report shows the homeless population has largely remained unchanged where we live for years. >> if you haven't addressed inflow and outflow, it is going to fill up again. >> last week we showed you how the city's housing units dedicated to helping the homeless are filling up, the trouble is, the increase in the number of people getting housing isn't ke

district in san jose is expected to close some schools at the end of this academic year, the franklin mckinleyool district plans to shut three of the 16 school campuses. the board is expected to approve the closures this coming tuesday. back in december, two other southbay districts approved plans to close schools, the alum rock school district will close six campuses and consolidate four others, and three other elementary schools are shutting down. last year the bay area's largest district, san francisco unified shelved a plan to close and merge schools, the backlash was so bad, the previous superintendent ultimately resigned. next week the districts new boss, dr. maria sue is expected to announce hundreds of job cuts in both the central office and more than 100 school sites across the bay, oakland unified needs to cut nearly $200 million over the course of the next two years and could run out of money later by november. if that happens, they could end up under the supervision of a state trustee and lose its ability to make decisions locally. >>> people who live in the fillmore district are w

district in san jose is expected to close some schools at the end of this academic year, the franklin mckinleyo shut three of the 16 school campuses. the board is expected to approve the closures this coming tuesday. back in december, two other southbay districts approved plans to close schools, the alum rock campus will consolidate four others and three elementary schools in the bay area district are shutting down, last year the largest district, san francisco unified had a plan to close and merge schools, the backlash was so bad the previous superintendent ultimately resigned. the new boss is expected to announce hundreds of job cuts at both the district's central office as well as more than 100 school sites across the bay. oakland unified needs to cut nearly $200 million over the next two years and could run out of money by november if that happens. if that happens, ousd could end up under the supervision of the state trustee. >>> people who live in the fillmore district are waking up this morning without a stable grocery store in their neighborhood, this is the first time this has happened

franklin-mckinley district has 6000 students in san jose.an advisory committee recommends closing three of the district's 16 schools. due to a $23 million budget deficit. enrollment has fallen 40% in 14 years. other school districts experiencing similar financial issues include san jose's berryessa and alum rock union. >> time now is 805. parents and teachers had the chance to weigh in during a budget meeting for the oakland unified school district. this was the final session for public opinion, as the school district tries to balance a $95 million shortfall, ousd says it's been operating in the red since 1999. several speakers spoke about the need for more transparency, about the budget and where the money is going. >> it's been almost impossible to get transparent information regarding when, where or how contracts are. i guess awarded how? what's the procedure of contracts? everything that has to do with contracts and dollar amounts. >> the alameda county office of education has recommended that ousd close and merge several schools this su

a committee in the franklin mckinley district is recommending that 3 of the district's schools be closed out of the 16 that they have because of declining student enrollment. also the there's no more one time covid funding and there's almost a 23 million dollar budget shortfall. the schools recommended for closure at the end of the 2024. 25 school year include los arboles literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members are going to make a final decision about this. on tuesday. >> still ahead here, would you like a new job would be in charge of gentle giants? the local zoo that could really use your help. we'll tell you how you and you feel like everyone around you is getting sick flu going around like to think that way or if you've been sick, you are not alone state health officials confirmed a positive case of bird flu in a stray cat to family took in the santa monica half moon bay. >> they took the cat to the peninsula humane society after it started to show symptoms of being sick and then lab results confirmed the animal tested positive for

a committee in the franklin mckinley school district is recommending 3 of the district. 16 schools close of declining enrollment. there's no more covid funding and there's almost a 23 million dollar budget shortfall. the schools recommended for closure. what happened at the end of the 2020 for 25 school year lows are bullis a literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary in mckinley elementary are on that list. board members will make a final decision on tuesday. all right. let's talk about our forecast now. looking outside here. nice pretty shot of san francisco farmer mount tam cam. it's so nice color to get a break in the rain i was in my car was like, yeah. might out today too. and you did need of a little bit. i walk into work today. beautiful out there. let's take a live look from the east bay. you can see gorgeous visibility. >> there's that golden gate bridge looking lovely there's the sun glimmering off the water. nice. 56 degrees right now in oakland. wind has changed direction. now out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour, a little different than yesterday. we had tha

the committee in the franklin mckinley school district is recommending closing 3 of the district 16 schools because of declining student enrollment. the depletion of one-time covid funding and it almost 23 million dollar budget shortfall. the schools recommended for closure at the end of the 24 25 school year include los arboles. literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will have to make their final decision by february. 11th. >> happening today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie, host a celebration for black history month. it will be at noon at city hall in a message on instagram, mayor lurie highlighted the city's rich legacy of black leaders, artists and changemakers who have helped to shape san francisco. he called on residents to honor both the past and present black voices emphasizing their continued influence on the city's culture, progress and ongoing fight for justice and equality. that event, today's event, part of a month-long recognition of black history and contributions to the community. kron 4 is honoring ack history month as

another bay area school district is set to close several campuses of franklin mckinley school district committee is recommending closing 3 of the district's 16 schools due to declining student enrollment. the depletion of covid funding and a 23 million dollar budget shortfall. the school is recommended for closure at the end of the 2024. to 24 25 school year include lost. our bull is literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members make their final decision february. 11th. today, the safely in san francisco's fillmore district is shutting its stores after a battle to keep it open. that neighborhood is now without a major grocery store. kron four's will tran has the latest. >> i want to show you the sign that's hanging on the side of the building is says february 7th. so today's officially the last day, safeway in the fillmore district. but if you see inside right now, it is effectively over. it's pretty much telling your landlord your plan to move at the end of the month and then you move middle of the month. so you are gone. there are some em

sales caters and parents the rally ahead of the franklin mckinley school district board meeting. they care calling the school board to delay the vote on school closures and layoffs for teachers. follows after a committee in the district is recommending closing 3 schools because of declining school enrollment running out of one time covid funding los terribles literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary, the facing possible school closures. rallies are going to be tonight at 6 at the district office. it creek drive and center road. san francisco man, he shared story of survival after he was shot 7 times by stranger. first with warn you, you might find this surveillance video disturbing, ok? so this is from january. 27 martin. allah says he's on a smoke break. he's looking at his phone outside to have his dispensary when a man comes up bike, walks towards him and starts unloading on him. although says even shot him twice in the back when he was lying on the sidewalk. he was also shot in the face arm and the shoulder. >> it's a fantastic. i'm not di

the committee and the franklin mckinley school district is recommending closing 3 of the district 16 schools because of declining enrollment. the depletion of one-time covid funding and then also almost 23 million dollars in budget shortfalls. the schools recommended for closure at the end of this current 2024 2025 school year include the whilst overall u.s. literacy and technology academy. ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will make a final decision on february. 11th. >> 10, 10 is the time in the west contra costa county unified school district's board has approved a plan to cut 30 sent us a 32.7 million dollars by 2027 to avoid a state takeover. and that plan includes reducing educator and administrative positions as well as slashing funds for programs and supplies cuts for this school year. total. 19.7 million with an additional 13 million spread in cuts over the next 2 years. officials cite declining enrollment. the end of covid relief funds and increased costs as the main reasons for the deficit. the district is also exploring ways to increase attendanc

school district is set to close several campuses due to a big budget deficit committee and the franklin mckinleyl district is recommending closing 3 of the district's 16 schools because of declining student enrollment. the depletion of one time covid funding. get almost 23 million dollar budget shortfall is contributing to this. the schools recommended for closure at the end of the 2020 for 2025 school year. that's this year include los arboles literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will make the final decision february. 11th. >> more charges announced for the man who vandalize the camp a water tower. police arrested him earlier in january after he was caught on top of the tower. he was released. but then arrested a week later after he allegedly was involved in a crash. and police then say they found the man carrying drugs and an unregistered gun. he was then released on bail and then arrested again after officers searched his house and say they found large amounts of marijuana and equipment used for selling drugs. >> san francisco is reopenin

. >> happening tonight, san jose educators and parents are going to rally ahead of the franklin mckinleye board to delay voting on closures and layoffs for teachers. this after a committee recommended closing 3 schools because of declining enrollment. and they no longer have any covid funding lows are religious literacy and technology academy and ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary are all facing possible closure. the rally is tonight at 6 o'clock at the district offices. in the north bay schools in santa rosa will observe. >> career technical technical education month. technical education teaches students a variety of skills in fields like construction, business management, agriculture, health care and engineering. they get to take a peek at a career path, get acquainted with it and get some hands-on experience as well. >> we're going to take a break at 8.40, but ahead, we've got. >> a local dancer who was up there with kendrick lamar on stage for the super bowl halftime show. and we're going to hear his story in a minute. also ahead, we're celebrating black history month here

a committee in the franklin mckinley school district is recommending closing 3 of the district 16 schools because of declining student enrollment. the depletion of one-time covid funding is also an issue and also there's a 23 million dollar budget shortfall. the school is recommended for closure at the end of the 2024. 25 year include last our list, literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will make a final decision on february. 11th. >> what the bottom of back your way to >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. you see video of brave officers going door-to-door to get people out just in time to avoid the fire. and a growing prison population in san francisco. what's the sheriff and the sheriff's office? what are they going to make room for more inmates? plus, we're just a couple days away now from the super bowl. here's a live look at the superdome in new orleans. all ready for the big orleans. all ready for the big game. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant f

happening tonight, san jose educators and parents will be rallying ahead of the franklin mckinley schoolmeeting. they are calling for the school board to delay the voting on school closures and teacher layoffs. and this follows of committee after a committee in the district is recommending closing 3 schools because of declining enrollment and running out of one time covid funding last supper. rios literacy and technology academy along with ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary are all facing possible closures. ralliers will meet tonight at 6 o'clock at the district offices at will creek drive and center road. >> time now 7.49, the state capitol lawmakers are reacting to governor newsom signing. >> what some called trump proofing bills into law. the first sets aside, 25 million dollars for the state department of justice to fund future lawsuits against trump policies. and then the second bill that's now law adds another. 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services. now there is a debate over a note that the governor sent to lawmakers clarifying how the money can nd c

advisers are recommending the closure of three schools in san jose's franklin mckinley school districtthe schools include los arboles at academy, ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary. board members tonight will hear the full recommendation, with the final vote scheduled for next tuesday. opponents plan to hold a rly ahead of tonight's hearing, which starts at 6:00 at bridges academy. homeowners across the state are now bracing for a huge hit, a big hike in their home insurance costs in response to the southern california firestorm. the state's largest insurer, state farm, is asking state regulators for a 22% rate hike for all policyholders, including those here in the bay area. now, the company says in the aftermath of last month's wildfires, it suddenly faces dire financial circumstances, and it already paid out more than $1 billion to customers. despite homeowner concerns, some industry insiders believe a rate hike of some kind may be inevitable. the problem is, over the last decade or so, since we're having so many more of these catastrophic events, the industry was no long

committee in the franklin mckinley school district is recommending closing 3 of the district 16 schools because of declining enrollment. the depletion of one-time covid funding and and almost 23 million dollar budget shortfall. so the schools recommended for closure at the end of the 2024. 25 school year include loss. our bullis literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary board members will make a final decision on february. 11th. >> happening today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie, host a celebration for black history month. that will happen at noon at city hall and he shared on instagram what he thought about the city's rich legacy of black leaders in artisan changemakers. he called on residents to honor past and present black voices emphasizing there continued influence on the city's culture, progress and the ongoing fight for justice and equality. that event, part of a month-long recognition of black history and contributions to the community and we are doing the same here on kron 4 honoring black history month every thursday with special stories f