we'll be back with the county office of education, talk more about the showcase and continue here on , stay with us. fojas with the santa clara county office of education, talking about this great showcase with youth folklórico and mariachi. tell us about this great event. something's happening for the first few days. and then the big showcase on the fourth. sofia: so the students from las vegas are coming to us on the first. they will be doing a little mini tour of the schools that are participating in the showcase. i always offer that up to them so that there's some sort of interplay and sort of communication between the guest group and the students of the performing groups. and then we culminate in a beautiful concert at the mexican heritage plaza at the school of arts and culture. damian: and what's gonna be happening there? everybody takes their turn-- they're on the big stage performing for everybody-- sofia: yes, exactly. so we're starting off with, as i said before, with an invocation from calpulli tonalehqueh. and then we begin with alum rock school district and their incredi

resident and activist felicia gaston started leading student towards the her exhibit in the county office of education. the exhibit looks of the black workers to settle into the town to work in nearby shipyards during world war ii and ended up staying. >> they contributed to america's history and the war effort as well as the social lives. but they were also dealing with lots of discrimination. joe risotto junior will give us the in-depth look at that exhibit and take us into the forgotten history of marin city. at the anchor desk we are looking at the 5:00 news. >>> ambitious plans to house in the south bay. they put the plan in limbo after months of delays the financial problem is solved. we will show you how the city of san jose came up with a solution on this big piece of land. days away from super tuesday. the focus of the visit is immigration and the race for the white house. that is coming up at 5:00. >>> your top trending story. athletes are training designers and construction workers have spent months creating the olympic athlete village. this is ahead of the pairs ympics and the frenolch >>>

it's named after carolyn hobbs, a retired principal who served alameda county office of education foryears. she was the coordinator and principal of the school systems parenting teen programs. good for them. >> all right. do not forget we have much more weather coverage coming up at 530 on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is coming up next for sandhya patel and all of us. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley, i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at 6:00. let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barely get by and afford a place to live. your fears for our democracy and freedoms and your dreams for yourself, your family, and the future. it is not too late to realize those dreams. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message because together we can still get big things done. >>> tonight, the border and dueling visits. president biden and donald trump both there. >>> also, the flight from new york city, the emergency landing in bos

district is facing a dire financial deficit and could be taken over by the santa clara county office of education. the district has 22 schools from kindergarten through 8th grade. the education office is reviewing the district's financial report for this school year as well as resolutions addressing its projected budget deficit. the outcome of this review is still uncertain, but it says school closures in the district are imminent. >> coming up, california's minimum wage for fast-food workers is going up next week. but why some workers say they're actually concerned about the hike. >> plus, why recall may be in the works for deciding who will be the second candidate in the race for south bay. congresswoman anna eshoo school shooting drills are supposed to prepare students for that very scenario. but one lawmaker here at the state capitol is concerned. those drills. >> are taking a toll on the mental health of students and staff capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you about a new bill aiming to address very issue. >> time now for the 4 zone forecast with a live look at 6.80, in walnut c

district is facing a dire financial deficit and could be taken over by the santa clara county office of education. the district has 22 schools ranging from kindergarten to 8th grade. the education office is now reviewing the district's financial report for this school year. as well as resolutions addressing its projected budget deficit. the outcome of the review is still uncertain, but they say school closures in the district are imminent. hunters point tennis courts are back open in san francisco. those courts were dedicated almost 40 years ago. now. >> by tennis legend arthur ashe, the non-profit san franciscans for sports and recreation as well as the u.s. tennis association raised more than $270,000 to help upgrade for courts. there. >> coming up, san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie getting a big endorsement from someone who knows a lot about the ins and outs of the job. and after a man killed by a mountain lion in eldorado county. wildlife experts say what you should do. >> if you come face to face with the big cat, doesn't back down. and why california's new fast food minimum wage

the county's office of education is reviewing alum rock union school district's financial reports.ion budget deficit. trustees acknowledge school closures are imminent. some district board members say they need more time to come up with a plan, and that extra oversight is not needed. the district serves about 8000 students across 22 schools. >> all right. our time is 607. we've got to get you to where you need to go. sounds busy. he's watching the commute. what's happening out there now? >> yeah, we have to go right back to 101 in san jose. dave and pam. because of a deadly collision that happened at about 4:00 this morning. a little bit before that, someone was walking on the freeway, was hit by a car and killed northbound 101 down to one lane. it's been that way for gosh, it's been that way. coming up on two hours here and the traffic is going to be very slow now as i see, 280 is a good substitute for 101. and 85 also is a good alternate route in the south bay. we're going to keep an eye on it for you though. the south bay commute tends to get going a little bit later. the triple

it could also mean that it's going to be taken over by the santa clara county office of education. the district has 22 schools ranging from kindergarten to 8th grade. the education office is reviewing the district's financial report for this school year as well as resolutions addressing its projected budget deficit. the outcome of this review is still uncertain, but they say school closures in the district are likely to happen. san jose police arrest a 3rd suspect for stealing copper wire from vta stations across the city earlier this month, investigators reported that 3 people stole 20 feet of copper wire value to $10,000. 2 of the suspects were arrested the day that that happened, the santa clara county sheriff's office is saying deputies arrested. 55 year-old michael reader on a long list of charges including grand theft, vandalism and possessing a stolen vehicle now along the coast, there's a new affordable housing project that has just been approved in san mateo county. but some of the neighbors near it are concerned that the areas just not ready for all these new residents. kr

the county's office of education is reviewing almanor union school district's various financial reports in order to address its projected $20 million budget deficit. trustees acknowledge school closures are imminent. some district board members say they need more time to come up with a plan, and that the extra oversight is not needed. the district serves about 8000 students across 22 schools. now to monterey county, more than 13 months after a levee breach flooded, the farming community of pajaro, residents lined up for the first day of an expanded recovery financial aid program. >> as ktvu is, mark sayer reports. people tell us this relief is desperately needed when the levee holding back the pajaro river burst in march of 2023, nearly the entire town was wiped out. >> homes and cars were flooded and destroyed, and those living here had to evacuate to shelters, hotels and to live with friends or family. >> moved out, lost my car. lost your car? yeah basically, this is the main thing. just the car? >> yeah. >> she lost all of her clothes and all of her personal belongings when we were e

it might be taken over by the santa clara county office of education. district is 22 schools ranging from kindergarten to 8th grade and the education officer viewing the district's financial report now for this school year as well as resolutions addressing its projected budget deficit. the outcome of that review is still uncertain, but they say school closures in the district are imminent. their works. our take a look at this. you might see these mysterious sea creatures the next time you're at the beach. they're called villella, but they're also known as by the wind, a sailor's, some of been spotted at the beaches here around the bay area. they can staying. so you want to avoid touching them? although experts say generally they're not considered dangerous. >> that's just good rule of thumb for anything morrow led wildlife you while that's you know what? i try to teach my kids and tell everyone they can cause of skin irritation. it's pretty mild. but, you know, don't want get too close to for people in sensitive skin. generally, you know, you want to ke

it's named after carolyn hobbs, a retired principal who served alameda county office of education foryears. she was the coordinator and principal of the school systems parenting teen programs, new life for the san francisco art institute. according to the san francisco chronicle, a newly formed nonprofit has purchased the russian hill campus for $30 million. that's about 10 million less than it was previously valued. the deal also includes a diego rivera mural valued at $50 million. the nonprofit plans to keep it as an arts learning center. they're going to renovate the property and potentially add housing for artists and residents. the art institute declared bankruptcy last year after 150 years in existence. >> today, march 1st, marks the start of women's history month and what better way to celebrate than by recognizing a familiar california face renowned earthquake, seismic seismologist lucy jones is being recognized as one of usa today's women of the year. jones has been the go to media expert. after a big shake for almost 40 years. in 2008, she led the team that developed the gre

the audit finding resolutions that we may also receive separate communications from our county office of educationit, finding and the county office of education, rather than the cde, is responsible for reviewing and resolving any audit exceptions related to blah blah, blah, blah, blah, isn't that like putting the fox in the henhouse as far as we're concerned, we are one in the same. so who's actually in charge of overseeing us other than us? i was just looking at that too, and i was wondering if it's just boilerplate. that's right. i'm pretty sure they missed it. i see a former county associate superintendent of business. i think it's just boilerplate language and the cde, you know, just sent sent this uses that as a share. but doctor candy clark can share. i would agree it's likely boilerplate information because you are a single district. you're under the auspice of the california department of education, and they would be responsible for resolving any of your audit. so i would disregard that part and continue to assume that cde will be responsible for your audit. thank you for that clarificatio

county's top education office. and later, the big honor for kron four's pam moore today. we'll have that coming up at 3.30. but first, the clash of the campaigns in the big apple. president biden and former president trump are both new york city today. we'll have more on visit in a live report after this. kron 4 is your loca national election headquarters. president biden is in the big apple tonight for a campaign fundraiser with 2 former presidents and a lineup of celebrities. >> and former president trump is not that far away. he's attending a police officer's funeral on long island. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports now on the clash of the campaigns. thanks for joining us. >> hi, justine. the new york city event is expected to bring in 25 million dollars and what the biden campaign says is the biggest cash haul ever for a political event. >> president biden is hosting a star-studded fundraiser in new york city. that includes 2 former presidents clinton and obama. there are a lot of democrats. >> the want to president obama very involved. former obama staffer and news nation contributor johanne damascus as

officer or directors of those boards and commissions, as well as the head of any city department, the comptroller, the city administrator, some county entities, or most county entities like the board of education, redevelopment agency, which is oci, i believe, and includes specific holders of unique positions such as the zoning administrator or the city engineer. and i just want to note that the line that separates advocacy from lobbying is connected to an economic consideration, which is defined as any payment fee reimbursement for expenses, gifts or anything of value. and it does exclude salaries, wages or benefits received by a federal, state or local government. so public officials communicate in their official capacity would not qualify as lobbyists, and would not need to register and disclose that those communications that they're making on behalf of their department. additionally, individuals that have a 20% or greater ownership interest in a business are exempt from qualifying as a contact lobbyist if they're making communications on behalf of that business. and finally, there is an exception for representatives or officers and employees of 500 1c3 organizations and 500 1c4 organizatio

officer or directors of those boards and commissions, as well as the head of any city department, the comptroller, the city administrator, some county entities, or most county entities like the board of education, redevelopment agency, which is oci, i believe, and includes specific holders of unique positions such as the zoning administrator or the city engineer. and i just want to note that the line that separates advocacy from lobbying is connected to an economic consideration, which is defined as any payment fee reimbursement for expenses, gifts or anything of value. and it does exclude salaries, wages or benefits received by a federal, state or local government. so public officials communicate in their official capacity would not qualify as lobbyists, and would not need to register and disclose that those communications that they're making on behalf of their department. additionally, individuals that have a 20% or greater ownership interest in a business are exempt from qualifying as a contact lobbyist if they're making communications on behalf of that business. and finally, there is an exception for representatives or officers and employees of 500 1c3 organizations and 500 1c4 organizatio