y si hicieran mckinley? ese programa yno va a estar ahí.aja todos los días. pero el distrito indica que han enfrentado déficits presupuestarios y menos matrículas por varios años. un descenso del 40% desde el año escolar 2011 2012 hasta la actualidad, indican que es por eso que están considerando cerrar y consolidar las escuelas, puesto que enfrentan cerca de 23 millones de dólares en recortes en el presupuesto. pero muchas familias sienten que deben tomar en cuenta los retos que ellos enfrentan. nosotros, algunas personas, no manejamos este. llevamos a los niños a la escuela caminando. los otros 2 planteles que podrían ser eliminados incluyen bramblewood y los árboles literacy and technology academy. se anticipa un anuncio el 11 de febrero en san josé nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48. muchas gracias a nathalie y las autoridades de san francisco revelaron nuevas imágenes de las cámaras corporales de unos agentes que estuvieron involucrados en un tiroteo mortal en el barrio latino de la misión. al llegar, los agentes que acudieron a la z

y si hicieran mckinley, ese programa ya no va a estar ahí.o el distrito indica que han enfrentado déficits presupuestarios y menos matrículas por varios años. un descenso del 40% desde el año escolar 2011 2012 hasta la actualidad, indican que es por eso que están considerando cerrar y consolidar las escuelas, puesto que enfrentan cerca de 23 millones de dólares en recortes en el presupuesto. pero muchas familias sienten que deben tomar en cuenta los retos que ellos enfrentan. nosotros, algunas personas, no manejamos este. llevamos a los niños a la escuela caminando. los otros 2 planteles que podrían ser eliminados incluyen bramblewood y los árboles literacy and technology academy. se anticipa un anuncio el 11 de febrero reportando para telemundo nathalie vera. nathalie muchas gracias. retomamos el tema del paso de las lluvias. queremos hablar sobre la situación en la sierra nevada tras el paso de la tormenta. estas imágenes le dará una idea de cómo están las cosas por allá. según las autoridades, todavía hay caminos con niveles de inundacione

. >> tariffs to protect american industry from foreign competition, a la william mckinley. >> mckinleyered through a piece of legislation that became known as the mckinley tariff. it was passed in 1890. it was designed to protect domestic industry. he was interested in helping out the steel industry in his district. >> president trump has promised to help out various industries. >> president mckinley made our country very rich through tariffs and talent. >> however, when mckinley became president -- >> it was not this massive boom. you had a depression in 1893 that lasted several years. mckinley said if we could ask for manufactured goods, we could pull out of this and do better, and he changed tack. he said the age of exclusion has passed. so he was much more outward oriented than he was as a member of congress. >> there's a problem with tariffs, counterterrorist, with -- counter tariffs, which both canada and mexico threatened before they were delayed today. >> we will have tariffs on american goods, including on orange juice, along with vegetables, shoes. it will include major consu

muy grandemente por la cerradura de la escuela mckinley., si llegan a cerrar la escuela mckinley, perderían esos programas para la comunidad. también tenemos el programa de coral. muchas de nuestras familias dependen del programa como coral, que más de 70% de nuestros estudiantes asisten a ese programa para que los padres puedan ir a trabajar y tener ayuda de la escuela con con a cuidar a los niños también, y eso se perdería. sabemos que esto también a ti te impactaría personalmente como trabajadora social. tendremos más sobre esto a las 11. estaremos pendientes aquí de esta reunión, pero por ahora, reportando desde san josé nathalie vera regreso con ustedes al estudio. muchísimas gracias nathalie por ese reporte y también a los padres de familia por por convocarnos. vamos a tener toda la información a las 11. gracias, nathalie. mientras tanto, una pausa. pero al regresar en concord inquilinos muestran su preocupación debido a que las autoridades podrían revertir una ordenanza sobre el control de renta y desalojos por causa justa. también i

mckinley dayanna regreso contigo. sí, nathalie. otros distritos escolares, tanto aquí en el área de la bahía como también en california, están enfrentando retos de prpresupuest y esto, dicen, es en parte a la disminución de matrículas. pero también sabemos que el 22 de enero, un comité que incluyó la participación 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 a

mckinley made our country very rich through tariffs and talent.eporter: however, when mckinley became president in 1897 -- >> it was not a massive boom. it was a mini depression that lasted for several years. as president, mckinley said if we could export manufactured goods to the world, we could pull out of this recession and he changed it. he said the age of exclusion has passed, commercial wars were not productive. so his more outward as a debt that she was a much more outward oriented president to them a member of congress. reporter: plus, there are counterterrorist with should both mexico and canada threatened before today. >> canada will be responding to the u.s. trade action with 25 percent tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods such as american beer, wine and bourbon, fruits and fruit juices including orange juice, along with vegetables, perfume, clothing and shoes. it will include major consumer products like household appliances, furniture and sports equipment, and materials like lumber and plastics along with much much mor

, to mount mckinley in alaska, in honor of the incredible people of the state of ohio, who loved theirand the man who became president. he was the big tariff sheriff, they used to call him. maybe a lot of money. our country became very rich, and when he was assassinated, tell you roosevelt became president and spent all that money from tariffs. they built the thing called the panama canal. it has become a hot subject because china essentially has taken it over, and we are not going to let that happen. [applause] it was the biggest investment to this day ever made by the country. in other words, if you bring it up to modern-day numbers, we spend money that we have never spent anything so much. 38,000 people died building the panama canal 110 years ago. and they gave it away for one dollar. it is also one of the most profitable things ever built. ships are lined up back to florida, trying to get through. we are not going to let that happen. it was not the deal. we did not give it to china, we gave it to panama, sort of, but they have not behaved properly. most importantly, i declared a n

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

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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

los arboles academy, ramblewood elementary, and mckinley elementary.he 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 leave riders and residents of the city upset. the department says it's exploring several options here. it's already proposing a 4% cut in bus service. they have already hired more fare inspectors and met

mckinley gained puerto rico, annexed hawaii. he enlarged the union.'s quite serious. just yesterday i was listening to a presence conference with him -- press conference, and he was talking about canada, this was something that could happen if it was done right i. isn't seem like he was joking concern it doesn't seem like he was joking. i understand some canadians don't like this, but from president trump's perspective, this is game-changing. canadians are great people, they've got a lot of9 great resources, and culturally we're quite similar, right in we're basically family and have been for many years. i don't think it's unreasonable. and greenland, of course, i think that's a work in progress, but it is a small country. from what i hear, you know, it's a deal that could happen, right? i mean, we could just give 600,000 people there, each of them a million dollars -- 600,000 -- 60,000 people -- charles: i really believe that the native to folks there do do want this deal, i really do. listen, i love our friends to the north, but they work only 332 t

and we will restore the name of a great president, william mckinley to mount mckinley. >> stephen: "and atlantic ocean is now the miami pond. and i'm officially heretofore renaming my penis the baconater. available for a limited time only at a participating wendy's." [applause] don't encourage that sort of joke. trump also laid out his plan for american imperialism. first, he threatened to invade panama and then invade the rest of the universe. >> we will pursue our manifest destiny into the stars, launching american astronauts to plant the stars & stripes on the planet mars. >> stephen: that's right. ladies and gentlemen, it's manifest destiny, in spaaaace! after the speech, it was time for the benediction. >> heavenly father, we are so grateful that you gave our 45th and now our 47th president a millimeter miracle. >> stephen: that's also what stormy daniels called it. we're back, baby! we're back! [cheers and applause] [laughter] we're back. but you know what? that brings up an important point. that stormy joke. today it represents a turning of the page for all americans, whether you

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

we are going to measure this under mckinley 36 years of prosperity.cade of a prosperity buckle up and be prepared for death of trumpets trying to achieve. they played those comparisons are exactly right. once you get this done under control to the extent he can. he wants to build the federal bureaucracy of course. you look at this energy you cannot turn the switch and energy is being produced here. a capitol investment clearing out the regulation clearing out the land to do it and the places to do it. the obstacle created by the prior administration. you look at ai he sees of the chinese communists are up to there is out front generating investment in that party wants to get out front on that he created a space force because he realized he got to deal with space the communist chinese and the russians are in space. he is looking way ahead five years, 10 years, 20 years ahead. i do not think we seen a president like this have we? >> no we haven't. the special interests have got us again and gets back to wall street. every three months because their earn

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

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 well. every thursday we have stories from around the bay and then we will have our honoring black history special on feuary 27th at 6.30, hosted by our own reyna harvey. and so we hope that you will tune in to that. it's 6.11 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to go live to new orleans just d

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

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

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

that's this year include los arboles literacy and technology academy ramblewood elementary and mckinleyy 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 reopening to more dorms in the san bruno jail annex to make room for a growing population. the san francisco county sheriff's office says the number of people currently incarcerated. it's 35% more over the past 2 years. there are currently more than 1200 prisoners compared to 820. 23. sheriff's office officials say they plan to open a 3rd next month. the expansion will increased the jail capacity by 180 bets. >> let's

the schools include los arboles at academy, ramblewood elementary and mckinley elementary.oard 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 longer able to support those premiums with those potential for losses. nothing has changed in ou

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 from around the bay and then our special honoring black history on february 27th at 6.30, hosted by our own reyna harvey and noelle bellow. it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a wet week in the bay area brings fresh snow to the sierra. >> the problem is you just have to get there. we'll take a peek af

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

and then i'm doing a lot of bulk on now by how the money you, i yup, would you brought up jake, mckinley? literally. how do i, how normally pick them up like the initial plan was to flood the homes of the east, but right along with the houses and farm lands within it that would transform the east. but right into i'm foster lake like it's between the west, per i a controversial proposal not least because of the lack of kind of to you about why it was necessary when it would happen or even exactly what areas would be a fix it the that became clear when angry protest prompted and the tone pre attack which would be submerged if the whole but i was flooded. but the process seem to prove vogue couldn't send to suggest that plans were not yet set in stone. and that perhaps would be hosted behind would be flooded. that big jump. would you to the off to be cool. but who got yeah, but how few of the god while you live from the south side to lou, but not going to move into the room. got the box, i don't know, but even if that turns out to be true, it's a little comfort to many people living and cre

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

not just people staying home from work, also kids staying home from school, as we showed you, the mckinleydistrict in san jose said it had about 1600 students stay home today. that's more than 300% above normal at nearby alum rock school district. even more absences. nearly 2900 students called out. that includes nico and emiliano, two sixth graders in the alum rock district. their parents say they took this step despite knowing their cash strapped district will lose money today because of the absences. they say making this point is 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? i'm protesting that about all the deportations that have been happening. and it's not fair because all the immigrants here are helping the community. we talk about the politics of this. we talk about the emotion of this. but how much does our local economy actually rely on undocumented migrants here? investigative reporter candice nguyen is with us. first of all, let's just start with how many imm

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

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

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

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

jefferson, hamilton, mckinley. mckinley ran on a platform i am a tariff man running on a tariff platform. boss got this great charter imagine this work shows the percentage of revenue from tariffs. it's up there, right? it's like near 100%, goes on like this in the we passed the income tax and a ghost just like this, flatlined. point is that, that tariff revenues are going to play a very important role and is going to be part of a long-term transition period president trump loves to say, countries don't have to pay tariffs if they invest here. >> let's talk about china. because that is a big factor here. i am curious why 10% for china, never say but 25% for an ally like canada. >> well, it's the size of the market and the economy. we already have substantial tariffs on transfer trump talked to on the campaign trail about 60% tariffs on china. is that still on the table? >> again, i urge everybody to read that presidential memorandum and understand that we're going to proceed in a measured way using investigative st

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

go back to mckinley, same thing. it's ironic. tariffs actually worked and they worked very well.ieve me, when they talk about these extra 30 days, you wonder, what is that about? you have to believe that president trump and he keeps dropping can't would love to go for the whole shebang. canada is the 51st day, we have greenland, we keep these tariffs on because we want to bring businesses back, want to being -- bring manufacturing back and secure long-term prosperity. a few years ago when the expert said china was gonna pass america, what was the main reason for that? china plays a long game. we have to play the long game, people out there one hour to tariffs declaring us losers. we have to play a longer game and the longer game is actually using our mic while we have it. >> jesse: the next 30 days, obviously he's not sitting back. there is wicked negotiation going on right now between mexican and the united states and canada. what are those negotiations going to be about? and eventually, you are right, trump will have to throw the tariffs up just in order to enforce a deadline.

president trump challenging president mckinley back when tariffs were the primary source of revenue tostablished the ebbs alternatival revenue service i would say that the volatility in the market those creating that, you should trust in trump, because the volatility there is playing on false fears we are going to have good and beautiful results, and this what we've seen now with -- with canada, mexico, and drug war not trade war has been an indication of just how the kind of strategic chess that donald trump plays. maria: i was happy to see you say drug war not trade war that is first thing i said yesterday, when i got on the air, i didn't get it from you i didn't hear you he say it i said that it was a drug war. maria: i stole it from kevin, the great kevin, ho, economic advisers, all comes back do donald trump, but that is the point. it is as we go forward we are dealing with challenges many areas trillion-dollar trade deficit president going to talk about how to deal with that. when we talk about this particular being a what is going to happen with china today maybe, what is happen

through one of the greatest historic changes and that's why president trump will quote president mckinleyof high tariffs and why they were good for america and the entire policy was built around protecting american jobs and in the 19th century we grew at an extraordinary rate and became the largest economy in the world. think what you're seeing in this will be huge change for the europeans they bet on regulation we bet on innovation they are going to lose the bet. maria: there is a reason that china has been stealing her intellectual property for decades now also needs to stop and the bad behavior from adversaries, president trump is saying no more indy did expect disruption he told me on friday we may see disruption, that is fine and that the sentiment i got from lee zeldin as well as john barrasso i spoke with both of them yesterday asking about the tariffs, lee zeldin was just confirm as the new epa administrator, here's what he said. >> president trump has done this once and it worked and will do it again president trump has thought this through and we saw with usmca for president tru

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

mckinley.can controlled state senate voted 19-to-zero on the resolution, weeks after the house passed a similar measure. denali, meaning the high one, is the name given by athabascan tribal members, who have lived in the region for centuries. sources on the ground in sudan tell the new york times hundreds of people have been killed in recent days, as fighting escalates in the country's civil war. the un reported this week at least 80 deaths in the southern city of kadugli. residents there say they don't have access to food or medicine. as the civil war approaches its third year, the sudanese army and rival rapid support forces have also clashed in the capital khartoum, and in omdurman, sudan's second-largest city. the un says at least 40 children were among those killed, just this month. in sweden, government officials say they will work to tighten gun laws after the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. a gunman killed ten people and himself at a school for adults in the city of or

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

go back to mckinley, the same thing. it's so ironic. tariffs actually worked and they worked very well. and believe me, when they talk about these extra 30 days, you wonder okay, well what's that about. you got to believe that president trump and he keeps dropping hints. would love to go for the whole shebang. yeah canada the 51st state. we have we have greenland. and we keep these tariffs on because we want to bring businesses back. we want to bring manufacturing back. we want to really, really secure long term prosperity. a few years ago, when all the experts said china was going to pass america, what was the main reason for that? china plays the long game. we got to play the long game. you have people out there one hour into the tariffs already declaring us losers, right? so we've got to play a longer game. and the longer game is actually using our might while we have it. >> so the next 30 days obviously he's not sitting back. there's wicked negotiation going on right now between mexicans and the united states and canada. what are th

mckinley ran on a tariff platform, a great chart shows percentage of revenue. it's near 100% like this and it goes just like this, flat lines. the point is that -- that tariff revenues play a very important role as part of a long-term transition, countries don't have to pay tariffs if they invest. host: let's talk about china. why 10% for china were an ally like canada? guest: we already had substantial tariffs. host: trump talked about 60% tariffs on china, is that on the table? guest: again i urge everyone to read the memorandum and we will proceed in a measured way using investigative studies that will be foundational. host: that is not super measured so it's not likely? guest: what jamieson greer will do is recalibrate section 301 tariffs on china and what exactly they've been doing. did they live up to the agreement they signed? stopped the seven deadly sins in intellectual property and currency manipulation. this will be measured in a way to benefit the american people and not getting headlines speculating about with the president will do, we will let him

>> i think the endgame is that the president thinks he's william mckinley and that we are in a different era, because that's the moves that you're seeing. richard's quite right. we haven't seen anything like this not just in half a century, but since last century. um, we are in uncharted territory. >> it's an important point. richard quest, rana foroohar, thanks so much. and as things escalate, tariffs on lumber, other key construction supplies could have a dire impact on america's housing crisis. now, about 7% of all materials in new home construction in 2023 were imported. that's according to the national association of home builders. and their president and ceo, jim tobin, joins me now. jim, thanks so much for joining me. just to start, what is your sense right now within your organization of the actual impact of 25% on canada, 25% on mexico, on all imports as it relates to home building? >> there isn't a room in the house that isn't impacted by imported materials. china, canada and mexico are by far our three biggest trading partners when it comes to building materials, so i expect w

he thinks he's sort of the, you know, the remake of william mckinley. an expansionist view, much like bibi netanyahu. but i wonder how that reads in the middle east, where they're very sensitive to the idea of american imperialism, the iraq war. it pricked those sensibilities in a huge way. trump pretended he was against the war, but he was very much for it by donald trump, signaling that he would do an iraq war on steroids and position u.s. troops in gaza, which is what he's talking about. if you're going to even clear the rubble, how much danger does that put us in? and what does that do to our relationships in the region? >> i mean, it presents layers of danger to us because, first of all, if he actually tried to go forward with this, then suddenly we are making ourselves the enemy of not just hamas, but of all manner of extremist groups that do not want the united states to have a military presence, not just in the middle east, but expressly in the palestinian territories. so it is kind of poking the hornet's nest of potential terrorist threats to t

and if donald trump were to talk to his his friend william mckinley, he would find out it is a bad political strategy to put tariffs on the american people. they lost dozens and dozens of republican seats in the midterms after those tariffs went into place. richard quest, catherine rampell, thank you both very much for joining us. everyone else, hang tight. coming up next, trump's choice for a key role at the state department. he was reportedly fired in the first trump administration after speaking at a conference with white nationalists. so why is he back? we'll discuss. >> cookbooks, corporate fat cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of united states of. >> scandal with jake tapper coming in march on cnn. >> hey, neighbor. you switched to t-mobile home internet yet? >> trim your hedge. >> it's 35. >> bucks a month with no price hikes. >> bam it runs on t-mobile's wireless 5g. network. >> so all you got to do is plug in one cord. >> t-mobile 5g home internet just 35 b