once on scene, they found between 50 to 100 students gathering around a fight in the school's student union students were reportedly involved in the fight. two of them were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the third was detained. dublin high school was temporarily placed on lockdown to ensure the safety of all students. tonight, community members gathered calling for the officers involved in a fatal shooting 11 years ago at san jose state university to be held accountable. [music] a vigil was held to honor antonio guzman lopez. police say he approached officers armed with a 12 inch knife in february of 2014. officers, they say they fired stun guns first, but then they opened fire. his killing captured on body cam footage and the officers were cleared in the shooting. guzman lopez's family speaking out tonight. >> for the community, our community to be aware that the police killings aren't just, you know, in other states, the big high profile cases, they're in your own backyards. and for people to get to know the stories and support the families that are in their own community beca

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funds from that sale will go to the palo alto high school black student union.will be featuring several black artists at the game as well. tickets are still available. a new art exhibit exhibition that is will open at sfo today. it's a collaboration between the airport and the national aids memorial. the new exhibition will highlight the history of the aids memorial quilt. the quilt has served as a reminder of the ongoing epidemic. it features nearly 15,000 panels dedicated to over 110,000 lives lost to aids related illness. you can see the quilt and learn more about the international terminal at sfo. well, still to come. this morning the valencia bike lane was supposed to be gone in just a few days, but its dismantling is now delayed. then these devastating fires in southern california leading to the question, what with dupixent as they welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists helps heal their skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mout

does it mean the end of the black student unions? if you follow the directive of this letter? >> and i think you raised a very good point. uh, that the, the, the intent of the letter was simply to threaten and intimidate. and so i don't think institutions are going to just do a, uh, a switchblade or a, a cutting of programs that support students. it could mean that, uh, the department of and i don't want to get in too much into the heads of what the department of education's motivation was for this, other than to say that they did a blanket sweep and did not consider all of the opportunities that institutions provide for all of their students. >> well. >> let me i'm running low on time, but i want to get some clarity on something. if you think that institutions are not going to do this. what is is directed in this letter? do you believe that they will risk the funding? because that's what they say is the the consequence if they don't do it? >> and keep in mind that this is guidance. this is not law. so much of what was in the letter will be challenged in courts and by the lega

oakland educators is expected to hold a rally demanding a stable environment for schools and students. unionrs say budget cuts, which are expected to be discussed at thursday's board meeting, are harmful and unnecessary and will harm the district's most vulnerable students. the association says the district needs to avoid cuts to staff and important programs. oakland unified, like almost all districts across the bay area, has seen a drop in enrollment, which means less funding from the state. today's rally is set for 5:00 outside the teacher's union office there on east 12th street. >> a member of the san francisco police commission is expected to find out today if he'll be dismissed, after mayor daniel lurie requested his removal. we're now monitoring this board of supervisors meeting that is underway as we speak. the board is set to decide whether to approve a motion by mayor lurie to remove max carter, overstone. the mayor says he wants police commissioners whose goals line up with his own. there will be public comment on the mayor's removal request, and carter is also expected to speak b

. >> a latino student union? are they going. >> to take. >> away funding from schools. >> that. >> have an. >> lgbtq club? i mean, it just. >> is absolutely. >> makes no sense. >> and to. >> me. >> it indicates. >> just the fanatical obsession that this administration. has in terms. >> of going against. >> dei. >> and to. >> me, what. >> it. >> betrays is. >> an absolute ignorance. of how. >> exactly to go about. >> doing what they say. >> they want to do. >> in terms of going. >> after waste, fraud and abuse. >> this is not the. >> way. to do it. and i think what you're going to find is that they're. going to be caught up in courts the. way they have been already, and they're going to be slapped down because. >> this is not. >> in accordance with any law. and is certainly not in accordance with any american value. >> katie, what is your response to this letter? >> well, you know, i will agree with maria on something. i do believe that there is. this is ridiculous. but what i think is ridiculous is not this lette

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global guidelines france endorsed last summer, but the idea that all such gathered, for example, student unions, business entrepreneurs, all of these actually who do not on a daily basis deal with antisemitism, but to raise awareness on this specific issue. and also in the same period, we will launch the national campaign on specific issues of antisemitism. so we hope that these efforts from the government will help, well, first, better define antisemitism. we know it is a difficult path. a german example is quite revealing of all the difficulties just to define what is antisemitism, all the forms of antisemitism today, but i think it is the prerequisite to have more efficient public policy on this topic. mr. eydelnant: thank you, mr. dreyfuss. appreciate your remarks. cognizant of time, i want to make sure we hear from our last three panelists and have time for just a few questions. rabbi baker, could you help us maybe tie together the remarks of earlier panelists. you work for sc in terms of the broader multi-cultural strategy and perspective. finland just assumed leadership for this year. wh

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those issues resulted in a boy knocking a girl unconscious in the school's student union, february 20th. another was arrested. the school district says the people involved have been suspended, with more disciplinary actions to be announced later. >> our time is now 605. today in san jose, the police department will hold an event raising awareness about hate crimes and the ways to prevent them. the event starts this morning at 9 a.m. at mexican heritage plaza. they want to teach the community what they should do if they see a hate crime. it's also a chance for the community to share their safety concerns with law enforcement. this event, by the way, is free for everyone who attends. well, the family of a homeless man who was once a san jose police reserve officer is mourning his death over the weekend. his body was found in his tent over the weekend. the son of rafael molina tried to start a fire to stay warm in his tent and most likely died from inhaling smoke in his sleep. his family says he struggled with both addictions and mental health problems. many people remember his dedicated w

and lawrence berkeley lab union claims that the staffing crisis is impacting students. uc unions are calling for proper staffing and better wages to make up for the cost of living. >> when you come to ucsf medical center, how do you want to be treated at you want them to see someone who is exhausted, burns out multiple 12 hour shifts is not able to put forth their best effort. i have colleagues co-workers out here that have critical, critical, critical treatments that have doubled. and, you know, there's no way we are able going to be a for that. we're just only asking for what's right. >> the university says it is disappointed about the strike saying, quote, we have offered each union meaningful wage increases. health care premium reductions in other offers to directly address the issues indicated are important to their members. university system says it is working now to reduce the impact on the strike on patients, students and staff ucsf says that they are working ahead of this to do the proper staffing to make sure that they serve everyone, although they do say they

we know that these unions have put themselves above students. e been involved with schools, and i meet a lot of teachers, particularly young teachers, and they'll do anything for these students. it's clear that the administrative state has taken over, and they're gobbling up all the money. how do we break that, the way they've taken all the cash? we put out a lot of money for these kids, but it's not going to their education. enter you're exactly right. and you're right to mention the union leadership. there are some wonderful teachers, and i am so grateful for wonderful classroom teachers that inspire children every single day. when you look at the impact that the teachers union as a had, it's not about the child. it is the more often about the benefit package that they are going to receive in that current negotiation. many times the union takes funds that are basically state or federal dollars, and they use those to lobby. i have legislate that would eliminate the ability of these employee if unions to use taxpayer funds to lobby congress to ge

union that represents oakland educators. they're demanding a stable environment for schools and for students. n members say budget cuts that will be discussed on thursday are harmful and unnecessary, and they will hurt the school district's most vulnerable students. the association says the school district should avoid cuts, staff to the staff and important programs. the oakland unified school district, like almost all bay area school districts, has seen a drop in enrollment, and that means less funding from the state. >> san jose city leaders will announce a new program today designed to reconnect people who are homeless there with their family and friends in their home communities. it's called homeward bound. the program would pay for bus and train tickets, so unhoused people can return to relatives in their hometown. city leaders say many people living on the streets are estranged from their families, and that providing a way home could help them reconnect. the state has launched a new website in a push to hold california counties accountable in addressing homelessness. the site tracks all

. >> at 1 p.m, students, instructors, staff, supporters and three unions once again gathered at sonoma state seawolves plaza, rallying against severe cuts that will cost the school as many as 117 positions. loss of all the athletics department and several other academic departments. but the csu system's administrators did not count on the huge and growing grassroots reactions to the take it or leave it dictate, crudely delivered by email to faculty, staff and students. >> more people than the administrators thought there would be. no that, and we know that there are other options. >> i think as long as we all stick together and we fight for what we believe in, we will win. >> after the rally, something just as important a legislative hearing involving the state legislature and a more than 500 people came to the legislative forum held in the student center. >> seemingly out of nowhere. we get notice that they're making these very drastic cuts. they're putting kids at risk, faculty at risk, hurting our entire community. >> sonoma state has the third fastest degree completion rate in the

unions say teachers are being priced out of the communities they serve. in san jose, teachers and schools need more resources, especially to support students after the pandemics must be spaces that nurture our students, that make them feel safe, and that make them know that we believe that they are our number one investment. the california teachers association has more than 300,000 members. the association says three out of ten teachers need a second job just to make ends meet. san francisco police are holding a town hall tonight to answer questions about a recent deadly shooting. it all follows a standoff last week at ninth andd mission south of market. officers killed the gunman, who they say shot and critically injured the owner of a cannabis dispensary. investigators are still not saying what led up to that shooting, but that incident is not believed to have been a robbery attempt. happening today, alameda county leaders will swear in their newly appointed da. last week, supervisors chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon's is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf. she worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013 before becom

right now, education choice for children act will provide more opportunity for students, especially in those teacher unionthere will be, they have been closing the door of opportunity for students for far too long. >> todd: one democratic lawmaker from my state, connecticut, making stunning claim about trump's education department cuts. watch this. >> that is word that has to get out. when you cut education, you cut title one, 72,000 teachers nationwide are gone. your kid may be in a classroom that does not have a teacher. you are denying people school lunches. >> todd: what do you make of comments like that from rocircu rosadelora? >> that is u.s.d.a. there is a lot department of education does handle. congressional member i would think would know what duties department of education does handle. and covid, that was probably biggest exodus for teachers leaving the classroom and these folks have started their own schools, these teachers went to schools of choice to be teachers because they wanted to get out of this bureaucracy, every level we see how empower ing helps entire system, teachers are taking adv

outcome, but an operational necessity, and that it will minimize the impact on student programs and staff. a teachers unionparents in demanding san jose's largest school district make schools safer. the san jose teachers association says it is including teaching conditions and safety in its contract negotiations with the san jose unified school district. this comes as schools have faced increased incidents of weapons on campus and social media threats since the pandemic. teachers are now asking for appropriate staffing for students with behavioral needs and for clean, clear safety protocols to be outlined in their contract. the district has not commented on its negotiations. all right, here's a look at the stories trending tonight right there@ktvu.com. one of our top stories, an off-duty cal fire captain reportedly found stabbed to death in her home in san diego county. authorities say they believe the incident was a domestic violence dispute. concord police officer shot and killed a man after responding to a call about a violent domestic dispute, where they say the man they shot was found stabbing his fat

democrats just got slaughtered in every battle ground for putting illegals over citizens, teacher unions over studentse first war that they waged against trump puts corrupt bureaucrats over hardworking taxpayers. good luck with that. glenn greenwald is the host of system update. and he joins me now. so glenn, the democrats want to keep sending checks to 150-year-olds? >> i think that i am a cure, jesse, is that there is this part of our government that is completely unaccountable to the elected officials who are supposed to govern our country that you call the administrative state, you call the deep state. really there are both of them. they operate completely unto themselves. that is why when doge shows up at usaid, the argument and posture is how dare you from the white house, come in and try to scrutinize what we are doing? and this is the way that washington really rotten's. you can vote for one party or the other in the same agencies are off on their own, doing the real business of the government without anyone really knowing. and this is what is being threatened and i think this is the reason wh

students. the one thing that's very interesting is the fact that the unions are going to be freaking out. r-mongering about closing the department of education what that is going to mean for students. we have academic failure happening. the unions are making billions of dollars off the backs of public school failure. so thank god we have president trump. he is the voice for parents here in washington, d.c. you know, moms don't have a lobby. public school kids don't have a lobby. we are very thankful for him that he is putting kids first in america. >> steve: tiffany, as we saw donald trump with the tariffs in mexico and canada yesterday, is this, perhaps, a negotiation where he says i'm going to close the department of education to extract something from the unions that you were just talking about? >> you know, the president is going to make that decision and that's up to him. did he speak on the campaign trail a lot about wanting to close the department of education. again, as i said, would very widespread academic failure. anything that he can do to give power to the parents. use every t

no one was hurt in the collapse, and students were sent home early. >>> "the florida times union" saysr college basketball player was charged with murdering his mother. the jacksonville sheriff's office says eric cobb was arrested after his 51-year-old mother was found dead and wrapped in blankets and towels in the backyard of their home tuesday. investigators say the mother had multiple gunshot wounds and an ar-style rifle and handgun were fund in the house. cobb played for the university of south carolina for one season, and then the university of connecticut in the 2017-2019 season. >>> and the "new york daily news" says a fire destroyed a buddhist temple in the bronx killing a monk and a visitor. officials say yesterday morning's fire was started by a space heater on the second floor of the building used by buddhist monks and quickly spread to the temple next door. it destroyed two other buildings. a monk who was downstairs praying started waking everyone up so they could escape. authorities say when firefighters arrived a parked car was blocking the fire hydrant. >>> still to come

he takes over as the african union struggles to respond to the conflicts in student and congo. present 3 is really hostages released by him last today have arrived back in israel and our reuniting with their families year horn. so the deck ocean and sasha truth and off are the latest group of hostages to be exchanged for hundreds of palestinians in his really detention. this is some moments ago the dead contend saw his wife after months of being held in captivity. she was 8 months pregnant with her 3rd child when he was abducted. their family watched an o and celebrated with champagne. the new with such can explain how excited the or how much we've been waiting for him at home. the reunion followed a carefully planned hand over the occasion was left onto a stage with 2 other hostages. yay! horn and sasha proof enough and surrounded by dozens of arm, tomas militants, the 3 or for the completion of the ceasefire, which almost came to a breaking point earlier this week. when her mas threatened not to release more hostages, the group accused israel of violating the terms of the truce by bl

he takes over as the african union struggles to respond to the conflict in a student and come and present in the democratic republic of congo. looting has broken out in the capital after rebel fighters entered the eastern cities outskirts . thousands of residents have fled with their wand. in fact, rebels already in control of the local airport. the m $23.00 armed group and its allies captured goma, the regions largest city late last month. tens of thousands have joined anti government protests in the central serbian city of car. do you have students have been leading massive anti corruption demonstrations for months now? following a deadly railway disaster in november, the protesters blamed the collapse of a freshly renovated frame station roof on graft and are demanding accountability. 3 is really hostages, released by him. off today has arrived back in israel and our re uniting with their families. yeah, year horn saggy deco shan and sasha truth and off are the latest group of hostages to be exchanged for hundreds of palestinians. it is rarely detention. this is some moments ago the de

teachers, parents and some students rallied and marched into the meeting. union officials say they're calling attention to the harm that the district's proposed budget cuts will cause. >> i moved into a different position this year, and i teach a specialty as a literacy coach, and my job could be cut, and i've been with the district for 12 years. >> and she's not alone. the san francisco unified school district says it will likely have to eliminate 535 positions. the goal is to cut $113 million from the budget by the end of the 2025 2026 school year. one paraeducator, who works with special needs students, says there is already a shortage of educators. >> it's a scary it's a it's abysmal that they would even be considering this. these students are not getting the support that they need. >> superintendent maria icu says she's committed to not closing any schools for the 2025 2026 school year, with 80% of the budget going to staffing. the district says it will be cutting the workforce before the meeting. su spoke to us about what will be cut first. they include con

students. not only is our local union standing in support of sanctuary policy but our state union and nationalon the largest union in this country, the national education association has committed resources to make sure that we are clear in our defense of public schools and the right that children have to a bright future and a strong education. >> what we do want to offer to the courageous elected officials here in san francisco is that it is not just enough to welcome our families. it is not just enough to say that they will live without fear. but it is also their right to thrive. and that is the responsibility of every elected official. next week in february our organization the united educators in san francisco is concerned that there will be evictions and ending of housing policy that may lead to hundreds of families to be out in the streets. >> how many three 3000 families and those largely are refugee families. and so we want to make sure that in tampa today saying that they are safe. we also want to guarantee them a justified way of living in this city. familias companeros, companeros,

union members and students planning a rally on the campus of sonoma state later today, rallying against cuts to university programs, including eliminating the athletic department. now, the rally comes about an hour before lawmakers meet on the campus, talking about the university's budget crisis. some faculty members, students and community leaders came up with a new plan to save money. they want to elect academic leaders to replace high paying administrative jobs. under the plan, these faculty leaders would serve terms of 3 to 5 years and be paid a modest salary. >> new. this morning, the u.s. senate pulled an all nighter as republicans lay the groundwork for president trump's legislative agenda. democrats are fighting them every step of the way. doug luzader is in washington now with more on the white house's cost cutting. hi, doug. >> good morning. this was a ten hour session for the senate. lasted through the night. wrapped up early this morning. ultimately, this is just the start of a very long process over at the white house. meantime, the cuts continue. >> this is the chainsaw fo

and unions are claiming staffing crisis is impacting students. hospital in-patients as well. and research done by the uc according to university professional those unions calling for proper staffing and better wages. listen >> i'm concerned this will cost lives again. people leave the emergency department without even being seen after again. i try to seek care. and 9 months was the scene as they could get urgent referral and it's unacceptable. i have colleagues co-workers out here that have critical, critical, critical treatments have and, you know, there's no way we are able going to be a for that. we're just only asking for what's right. >> the university says it is disappointed about the strike saying, quote, we have offered each union meaningful wage increases. health care premium another offers to directly address the indicated are important to their members. the university says it's working now to reduce the impact of the strike on patients, students and staff organizers say this is just the start of their strike. expect to be out here throughout the day on all the way d

. >> in about an hour, union members and students are planning a demonstration on the sonoma state campus to rally against cuts that include eliminating the athletic progra. athletic department within the school. the protests take place an hour before lawmakers meet on campus to discuss university budget crisis. some faculty members, students and community leaders, they have come up with a way, they say, a new plan to save money. they want to elect academic leaders to replace high paying administrative positions. under the plan, these faculty leaders would serve terms of 3 to 5 years at modest salaries. >> the white house is cost cutting. campaign continues. the u.s. senate pulled an all nighter as republicans laid the groundwork for president trump's legislative agenda. republicans have majorities on capitol hill. democrats are pushing back, though. billionaire elon musk used a prop to show how easy it is to slash federal. [music] spending. >> this is the chainsaw. >> millions of dollars worth of fraud, waste and abuse. >> president trump is at the white house signing more executive orde

a power broker and the unions particularly teachers unions and democratic party but none looking out for taxpayers or our kids. >> dana: for students see you at 2:00. >> can't wait. this is an amazing time. it is amazing and great to be able to talk about it and live through it. >> dana: it is a big story. >> martha: we're all trying to hang on. thank you, charles. thank you. >> dana: treasury steak temporary vowing to roll back regulations and unleash domestic production. how does he plan to do it? energy secretary chris wright is straight ahead. former president biden signing with a major hollywood talent agency. wait until you see president trump's reaction. ♪ gotta have a lucky charm when you ride, right? makes me feel safe and protected out there. that's why i never leave home without a photo of the little ones. bracelet from my husband. lucky rabbit's foot. lucky rabbit named sfoot. it's swedish. that's a whole rabbit. named sfoot. well, there's really no need for a lucky charm when you ride. not when america's #1 motorcycle insurer's got your back. we're just going to ignore the fact that carl has a rabbit. named sfoot. (♪)

students, instructors, staff, supporters and three different unions once again gathered on campus to ositions. athletics and several other academic departments. more than 500 showed up at the student center to hear local lawmakers talk about the topic. >> seemingly out of nowhere. we get notice that they're making these very drastic cuts. they're putting kids at risk, faculty at risk, hurting our entire community. >> sonoma state has the third fastest degree completion rate in the state of california. this is the gym for the state of california. simply can't cut their way out of it. >> school administrators say they didn't expect the growing grassroots reactions from faculty, staff, and students. >> the california legislative black caucus proposed a package of reparations for descendants of africans who were enslaved in the united states. caucus members say it will be a multiyear effort to repair the generational harms and discrimination suffered by the descendants of slaves in california. >> to allow them to consider preferential admissions. treatment for descendants of enslaved pers

union members and students are planning a rally on the sonoma state campus later today to rally against cuts to university programs, including eliminating the athletic department. the rally comes about an hour before lawmakers meet on campus to discuss the university's budget crisis. some faculty members, students and community leaders have come up with a new plan to save money. they want to elect academic leaders to replace high paying administrative positions. under the plan, these faculty leaders would serve terms of 3 to 5 years at modest salaries. >> well, two online platforms that are popular with children are now facing legal problems in san mateo county. the lawsuit claims a 13 year old boy was taken advantage of by a man who posed as a 16 year old on the online game roblox and the messaging platform discord. that is where this happened. it goes on to say that the 28 year-old suspect, sebastian romero, groomed the teen through the game and discord messages. the lawsuit also says the alleged perpetrator paid the boy for explicit videos and photos using a digital currency used on

money, that is the whole point that is why they are in politics that is why teachers union is m militant. numbers students goes down but number of staff goes up, we have to understand, this is where elon musk will turn out to be one of historic figures of this administration. he and his team are going to expose to country for first time, how truly sick the system is. and i lost my thing, i -- you have to wing it for a minute. larry: you can -- if you lost your earpiece or microphone, put it up next to your ear, we'll stay with newt. what is amazing to me, is that this is like an 80-10 or 90-10 issue taxpayers like voters want this audit by elon musk to succeed. they want it to succeed. and democrats are on the wrong side of this issue, they are on the 20% side of this issue, republicans, mr. trump, on the 80% side. nenewt this is an 80-20 issue or 90-10, the democrats are picking 10 or 20, how can they be so stupid. i know there is a visited interest -- vested interest but i don't see any democrats. saying this is a good idea, bill clinton and al gore talktalked about it and obama talked about, let's make

now, the teachers union said if it does, it would mean even less money for struggling schools and students. the department of education provides funding for our most our students with the most needs, including special education. title one funding for our english language learners. and those are two of the populations of students that we are really focused on, making sure that we support. the teachers say this we can't wait campaign involves local unions representing 77,000 educators in california, and they teach more than 1 million children. we'll continue to track their efforts in the coming months. oy. thank you. ian. well, speaking of the department of education, students and parents gathered on capitol hill to protest president trump's pick for secretary of education, linda mcmahon. they call it an education smackdown. that's a throwback to mcmahon's time building wwe before her career in politics. critics say mcmahon is not qualified to lead the federal agency, and that her nomination shows the department is at risk. their nominee to be the secretary of education shows that they don't

. >> at 1 p.m, students, instructors, staff, supporters and three unions once again gathered at sonoma state seawolves plaza, rallying against severe cuts that will cost the school as many as 117 positions. loss of all the athletics department and several other academic departments. but the csu system's administrators did not count on the huge and growing grassroots reactions to the take it or leave it dictate, crudely delivered by email to faculty, staff and students. >> more people than the administrators thought there would be. no that, and we know that there are other options. >> i think as long as we all stick together and we fight for what we believe in, we will win. >> after the rally, something just as important a legislative hearing involving the state legislature and a us congressman. more than 500 people came to the legislative forum held in the student center. >> seemingly out of nowhere. we get notice that they're making these very drastic cuts. they're putting kids at risk, faculty at risk, hurting our entire community. >> sonoma state has the third fastest degree complet

this afternoon saw union members, staff and students deliver valentine's card and thousands of petition signatures to the president. >> it's a broken heart day, obviously, for obvious reasons, and we've collected over 10,000 signatures on petitions and we're going to hand-deliver them to her. >> proposed layoffs at the school would affect more than 100 faculty members and lecturers. a dozen staff and four management positions. the university president announced the cuts last month to address a budget crisis, which includes state level funding cuts. >> the oakland marriott city hotel, the largest hotel, has defaulted on its $100 million loan. that's according to reporting from the mercury news. the hotels, owned by the hong kong based real estate private equity company gaw capital, invesco cmi investments bought the loan for the hotel in may of last year. that company reportedly filed the default against the hotel and can now foreclose on it. >> up next here on abc seven news at four. let the games begin. >> san francisco officially kicks off nba all-star weekend with a ribbon cutting to

. >> at 1 p.m, students, instructors, staff, supporters and three unions once again gathered at sonoma state seawolves plaza, rallying against severe cuts that will cost the school as many as 117 positions. loss of all the athletic department and several other academic departments. but the csu systems administrators did not count on the huge and growing grassroots reactions to the take it or leave it dictate, crudely delivered by email to faculty, staff and students. >> more people than the administrators thought there would be. no that, and we know that there are other options. >> i think as long as we all stick together and we fight for what we believe in, we will win. >> after the rally, something just as important a legislative hearing involving the state legislature and a us congressman. more than 500 people came to the legislative forum held in the student center. >> seemingly out of nowhere. we get notice that they're making these very drastic cuts. they're putting kids at risk, faculty at risk, hurting our entire community. >> sonoma state has the third fastest degree completio

student programs and staff. well, new, at 730 tonight, a teacher's union is joining parents in demanding that san jose's largest school district make schools there safer. the san jose teachers association says it's including teacher teaching conditions and safety in its contract negotiations with the san jose unified school district. all this comes as schools have faced increased incidents of weapons on campus and social media threats ever since the pandemic. teachers are asking for appropriate staffing for students with behavioral needs, and for clear safety protocols to be outlined in their contract. the district has not commented on its negotiations. alameda county's new district attorney has officially taken office after being sworn in at the board of supervisors meeting earlier today. the supervisor selected superior court judge ursula jones dixon after interviewing seven finalists. judge dixon says her top priority is to build a cohesive team of prosecutors. she said she's lifting limitations on how the office charges cases, including filing of criminal enhancements. [applause] >> we're really concerned a

every signs my last eight years of teaching i was also a teacher union president and it was that advocacy for public education students and teachers to push back against the top-down policy i could see the negative impact in the classrooms that got me more politically engaged and running for state senate position i ended up flipping a seat from republican to democrat that was held by the other side for 100 years in 2020 and then reelected in 2022 now i'm proud to serve a larger region of central new york here in dc. >> all this week watch c-span new member of congress series where we speak with both republicans and democrats about their early lives, previous careers, family and why they decided to run for office. tonight at 9:30 p.m. eastern hour interviews include delaware democratic congresswoman sarah mcbride, the first openly transgender member of congress. >> from those first moments after his diagnosis and he and i knew how lucky he was to have health insurance that allowed him to get care to hopefully save his life we both knew how lucky we were to have flexibility with our jobs that allow him to focus on full-

teachers, parents and some students rallied and marched into the meeting. unionfficials say they're calling attention to the harm that the district's proposed budget cuts will cause. >> i moved into a different position this year, and i teach a specialty as a literacy coach, and my job could be cut. and i've been with the district for 12 years. >> and she's not alone. the san francisco unified school district says it will likely have to eliminate 535 positions. the goal is to cut $113 million from the budget by the end of the 2025 2026 school year. one paraeducator, who works with special needs students, says there is already a shortage of educators. >> it's scary. it's a it's abysmal that they would even be considering this. these students are not getting the support that they need. >> superintendent maria su says she's committed to not closing any schools for the 2025 2026 school year, with 80% of the budget going to staffing. the district says it will be cutting the workforce before the meeting. su spoke to us about what will be cut first. they include consult

the last administration and the first lady who was a teacher who sided with the unions over and over again while studentscially during covid. this was well established before covid that the country was sliding behind. there have been some positive moves and president trump is right that this money should go back to the states. let them be more responsible and more in charge of where the money goes. the department of education largely -- some of this money has been cut. they were big on d.e.i. programs and big on hiring consultants and paying millions of dollars to come up with ideas that then get pushed to the state and to the local level and they say we want to make sure you teach this program and that program and make sure you give them this test. teachers in local places are like this burden is on them trying to teach their students they have to satisfy these d.o.e. things that consultant came up with from the outside. >> bill: i know you are cooking with the show at 3:00. >> dana: 3:00 is the the hour power. all right. right now president trump's pick for labor secretary facing questions from lawmake

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that the teachers unions of on the display saying there's a lack of adequate ventilation and access to all of the students was five's, have hit parts of july and origin. tina and mine has died and hundreds of people have been evacuated from the homes. also the same still through forest and argentina's, potts regarding your mountains 25000 hexes. how benefits it since december in july fire fights is a trying to contain a place near the city of calling for a in the south. because to you has been extended to health authorities manage situation. a bus has fallen off of bridge and goes to mala, killing at least $55.00 people. it happens on a busy highway bridge. the cross crosses a creek and just outside the capital with some of a city rescue. seeing say that trying to save people trumps in the wreckage. it's not clear why the boss with a fridge, a sarah and saw me is all once again visiting the city of palmera as ancient ruins, the anesco wells heritage. science was once controlled by i saw finances during syria's civil war and of the shot of us as ruled in december. hudson has seen more residents able to ret

unions against this. you would think that they would want more money for their teachers and more money for the students, but they don't. they want more money for the union and for the organization. and that's why you'll hear all the fighting and fussing. >> and just lastly, look, i think one thing that has emerged is it's about the way this is being done. it's not, i think, i think almost anyone can agree that that there that cut the wasteful spending. please, you know, make the government run more efficiently. but it's about the way in which it's being done. and just going back to kind of where we started here, just the, the, the way it's being done by elon musk by these very young people who maybe don't, you know, aren't moving at the pace that i think some people are like, please just slow down for a second and and take and don't scare people. i think people are frightened. some people are frightened by how quickly this is moving and the questions that it leaves for them, that they are worried that there is disinformation floating around. >> sure. and they're worried because they're going to have to go b

that's why the teacher's union is militant and the number of students goes down and the number of staff goes up. and points for maya goes down and checks come every friday. we have to understand and this is where elon musk will turn out to be one of the most historic figures of the administration. he and his team are going to expose to the country for the first time how truly sick the system is, and i just lost my thing so i -- you'll have to wing it for a minute. larry: that's all right. if you lost your ear piece or microphone, put it up next to your ear. lest stay with newt. i'm sure he'll get it plugged in again. the thing that's amazing to me about all this is this is like an 80/20 issue or could be a 90/10 issue. in other words taxpayers just like voters want this by elon musk to succeed. they want it to succeed and democrats are on the wrong side of the issue and republicans and mr. trump on 80%. newt, i was just saying just to fill in and going for them to reorganize and this is 80/20 issue and going for 80/20 and how can they be so stupid? i know there's a vested interest here

classrooms must be spaces that nurture our students, that make them feel safe, and that make them know that we believe that they are our number one investment. unions in san francisco and oakland joined today's launch. the california teachers association has more than 300,000 members. the association says three out of ten teachers need second jobs to make ends meet. well ahead this midday. we are following new developments out of sweden on that tragic school shooting. the unfolding investigation just ahead. plus china taking new action in the trade war. overnight, beijing now issuing tariffs of its own after president donald trump's 10% tariffs on chinese goods. our scott mcgrew explains what this means moving forward. and coming up on california live the love story of james and the giant peach comes to life at san francisco's presidio theater. make sure you join the adventure inside the giant peach with james and his electric group. eclectic group. it is of interest. and insect friends. 1130, right after up for you at i'm barbara and i'm from st. joseph, michigan. i'm a retired school librarian. i'm also a library board trustee, a mother of two, a

students to be higher on the list. >> a central problem is the department of education is in bed with the radical teachers unions which conspired with the government over covid to keep schools closed to prolong school shutdowns which caused massive learning loss that we have not recovered in k-12 students. randy w wine garden it's hysterical that she's freaking about the recommendation. it's the pork barrel politics that keeps the teachers unions in business via the department of education. no other product in the market works like that. if you continue to demand boat loads of taxpayer dollar and don't deliver academic outcomes in math, reading proficiency, you don't deserve to exist because you're a failing product and we don't want to reward that any longer and i i think you're right, lee, there's a messaging conundrum with the public because you hate the system and parents like the teachers and you develop a relationship but if we market it as yes want to empower you as families to take your dollars and use them in an appropriate way for your family so you can have academic achievement because that's the only thing