my daughter's a 1st grader at glen park and we still don't know what her schedule's going to be and we're about to lose tens of millions of dollars because of these mistakes and there are problems with commissioner lam's resolution even if the intent is good. who's going to staff all this work giving the depart of superintendent matthews. you talked about distanced learning for next year, but that's not up to the district, that's up to the state. so why are you planning for it already. and, most importantly, what does firm intention mean? what are you going to do if your employees refuse to return to work as needed to staff the promised full five days a week return? are you going to cave or are you going to stand strong? will you be bias in favor of labor or in favor of students and families and the promises contained in this resolution? if you mean what you say, then what you need to tell parents is that you'll only enter into a contract that offers five days a week class. and, if you can't get to these contacts, you'll use the district's office deadlines m hopefully that's what it does

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news as more and more folks get the covid-19 vaccine. there's still plenty of questions remaining. >> including will americans need a booster shot in the future to keep the vaccine effective. we asked doctor peter chin hong with ucsf for the answers. >> so it all depends on what gary and becomes dominant in the u.s. in the fall right now. the most common are really uk. it be 1, 1, 7, and in california it's a california grand. fortunately both of those are sort of like squashed by all 3 vaccines that we have currently but say brazilian or the south african variant on new variant. that hasn't been invented has yet take some of the scene. we may need one the odds. a very, very low est

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> well regarding how the school district reached an agreement with the teachers. the president of the san francisco unified school board of education told us all schools have placed very strict safety measures. so that teachers will feel safe and comfortable, especially when interacting with students. >> often our school buildings haven't been the safest places they haven't allowed for our families and our students to feel like they're in a safe environment. so educators saw that. and they really wanted to ensure that we were providing this for everyone. so it was just a commitment to be transparent to be honest and to be ready to. come to an agreement that is something we c

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> regarding how the school district reached agreements with the teachers, the president of the san francisco unified school board told kron 4 that all the schools have placed very strict safety measures. so that teachers will feel comfortable to interact with students. >> it was actually the work that was really important because these are the people who are holding our students and we want to make sure that when they're in the spaces, they feel the upmost safety. they're the ones who know the space. they know that education and we have to pair that with the safest possible measurements. so was constant communication. it was really ensuring that the school district takes saf

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. the president of the san francisco school board says the teachers and students should feel safe returning back to class. >> she says that all the schools have strict safety protocols in place to make sure that teachers can interact with students. >> it was actually the work that was really important because these are the people who are holding our students and we want to make sure that when they're in the spaces, they feel the upmost safety. they're the ones who know the space. they know that education and we have to pair that with the safest possible measurements. so was constant communication. it was really ensuring that the school district takes safety really seriously. th

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for the full list. you can head over to kron 4 dot com district leaders expect to reopen middle and high schools for students. a majority of them. we'll have to wait until next year for in person learning. and they also say that they expect to have a 107 schools reopen by the end of the month and francisco camila barco kron 4 news. >> the president of the san francisco school board says that teachers and students should feel safe. returning back to class. she says that all the schools have strict safety measures in place so teachers can better interact with students. >> it was actually the work that was really important because these are the people who are holding our students and we want to make sure that when they're in the spaces, they feel the upmost safety. they're the ones who know the space. they know that education and we have to pair that with the safest possible measurements. so was constant communication. it was really ensuring that the school district takes safety really seriously. the under

he's just grown into being a valuable employee with the department, including a recreation at glen park, sunset park and rochambeau playground. he became rec superintendent, and he became the manager of camp mather during the summer season. as part of his legacy, larry provided the city's youth with amazing fundraising opportunities when they were old enough to get a job and beyond. larry, in my tenure, is really responsible for saving two things for this department and two things that are very near and dear to my heart. in 2010, amidst a really -- [inaudible] >> clerk: whoever is not muted, please mute yourself. >> our recreation programming. in 2010, a horrific budget crisis had provoked fundamental cuts to staff and programs, and larry, wearing his new hat as an seiu shop steward, along with his colleague, don franklin, understood the importance of the moment and really led an effort to reorganize, reinvent, redeliver recreation with the resources that we had, knowing that we weren't going to be able to save every job, and knowing that we just had to build a better mouse trap for rec

these include jefferson presidio san miguel alamo chavez and glen park for full list. you can head over to our website at kron 4 dot com. and you all mardi tomorrow is just the beginning for students to return. >> back to the classroom as i said over a year, officials say that they expect all 170 schools in the district to go back to the classroom by the end of april. back to you. >> towards normality for so many people. my gosh, i know that a lot of the kids, especially the ones who had never necessarily ben to school before they've been itching to get some sort of of some sort of interaction with other people other than their parents, i'm sure and siblings. i'm sure so i can't and say, oh, i recognize you from exactly. exactly. could be really fun. will continue to have live reports from camila throughout the we do. i believe want to get a check of your weather forecast because it's going to be a nice weekend. we're expecting a beautiful day around the bay. here's dave spahr to tell us more about that high. noel and marty, good morning. and good morning, everybody. b

he's just grown into being a valuable employee with the department, including a recreation at glen park, sunset park and rochambeau playground. he became rec superintendent, and he became the manager of camp mather during the summer season. as part of his legacy, larry provided the city's youth with amazing fundraising opportunities when they were old enough to get a job and beyond. larry, in my tenure, is really responsible for saving two things for this department and two things that are very near and dear to my heart. in 2010, amidst a really -- [inaudible] >> clerk: whoever is not muted, please mute yourself. >> our recreation programming. in 2010, a horrific budget crisis had provoked fundamental cuts to staff and programs, and larry, wearing his new hat as an seiu shop steward, along with his colleague, don franklin, understood the importance of the moment and really led an effort to reorganize, reinvent, redeliver recreation with the resources that we had, knowing that we weren't going to be able to save every job, and knowing that we just had to build a better mouse trap for rec

i'm a parent of a 1st grader at glen park school. i wanted to echo that last caller.he's a middle school student who has no plan to return to the classroom. that's pretty bad and it's actually very unprecedented of all the top 25 metro areas in the country sfusd is the only one without a plan to re-open middle and high schools. that's totally unconscionable and we need to focus on re-opening middle and high schools, we also need to focus on communicating more effectively. we've heard very inconsistent information about re-opening guidelines from the district to principals. that normal class sizes can be done and that they can set up normally. they don't need 6' of spacing anymore. we need a plan for middle and high schools and i heard alcan walk and chew gum at the same time. maybe we should move forward and actually make a plan for the rest of the district. thank you. >> clerk: hello, gerald. last time, gerald. thank you. >> hi there. >> clerk: go ahead. >> thanks for taking my call. i just wanted to repeat what a couple of the callers have mentioned about the need f

he performed regularly in his 90s including monthly gigs at bird and bookstore in glen park in the 230 jas band and in the company of colleagues he is known for 50 years. comfortable in his role of side man, dean riley stood out. only as much as he needed to. he had a warmth to his playing and the warmth of his personality. survivors is his partner of 32 years kay, daughter aaron riley of phoenix and son ma mark riley of los angeles and jeff riley of petaluma and a musical memorial for dean will be planned after the pandemic. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor melgar. >> thank you, so much. madam clerk. i have two requests. we have lost two beloved in the san francisco irish community. my first is for mr. patrick owe donahue who was well-known in the owner of the pub on monter a. he was born july 41,942nd in ireland and 'em greated to the united states to pursue a new life. he enlisted in the u.s. army and when was a sergeant at the age of 18. pat was always ready to sing the song, tell a story, and enjoy an occasional irish coffee. he was a carpenter fo

i live in glen park and district eight for about seven years. we can't shelter our way out of homelessness. we need to invest our way out of this crisis by thinking bigger and bolder, and investing in the economic recovery of our city. and we need a vision that makes the right kinds of investment, balancing investments in shelter that are clearly linked to the affordable housing. we have unprecedented possibilities upon us, a convergence of bond money, and emergency relief funds, and state budgets, and hotel and small-site properties, and the reimbursable investments. we can't afford to divert the investments to an outdoor shelter. we also have to think about investing in shelters for overlooked sub populations, like family and youth. we have so many families living in cars and other places not meant for humans. there are better interim solutions. we can make targeted accessions, basically replacing the congregate shelter model which faces undignified crisis housing. this is part of an overall vision to move people towards housing is a better wa

side, we are going to be implementing a kind of hybrid 36-52 line that will connect forest hill and glen park together through the hills there and serve a number of grocery stores as well. we only have enough resources to do one shift for that service right now, but are hoping by the time covid restrictions are relaxed and august rolls around we can make more of improvement to those alignments. so looking to the future, muni forward in general, it's on the capital side. we're doing a full gamut of transit priority projects, including corridor projects, like the temporary transit lane projects and muni forward in general. but we'll also be advancing our spot improvement work that we had just started right before the pandemic hit, and we will be getting that project and that program back up and running shortly. on the service side, we're hoping to expand our rapid network. most notably and in the near term it will be projects around the 29r, working with the community to see how that would work and where the best places for that service would be. and then, you know, as we talk about the rapid n

he performed regularly in his 90s including monthly gigs at bird and bookstore in glen park in the 230 jas band and in the company of colleagues he is known for 50 years. comfortable in his role of side man, dean riley stood out. only as much as he needed to. he had a warmth to his playing and the warmth of his personality. survivors is his partner of 32 years kay, daughter aaron riley of phoenix and son ma mark riley of los angeles and jeff riley of petaluma and a musical memorial for dean will be planned after the pandemic. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor melgar. >> thank you, so much. madam clerk. i have two requests. we have lost two beloved in the san francisco irish community. my first is for mr. patrick owe donahue who was well-known in the owner of the pub on monter a. he was born july 41,942nd in ireland and 'em greated to the united states to pursue a new life. he enlisted in the u.s. army and when was a sergeant at the age of 18. pat was always ready to sing the song, tell a story, and enjoy an occasional irish coffee. he was a carpenter fo

i live in glen park and district eight for about seven years. we can't shelter our way out of homelessness. we need to invest our way out of this crisis by thinking bigger and bolder, and investing in the economic recovery of our city. and we need a vision that makes the right kinds of investment, balancing investments in shelter that are clearly linked to the affordable housing. we have unprecedented possibilities upon us, a convergence of bond money, and emergency relief funds, and state budgets, and hotel and small-site properties, and the reimbursable investments. we can't afford to divert the investments to an outdoor shelter. we also have to think about investing in shelters for overlooked sub populations, like family and youth. we have so many families living in cars and other places not meant for humans. there are better interim solutions. we can make targeted accessions, basically replacing the congregate shelter model which faces undignified crisis housing. this is part of an overall vision to move people towards housing is a better wa

we're going to get our 5 hour journey to a national park in central vietnam where the prime glens are going to be released under tight security tonight 'd 'd. and we've got more could come so provoked i think got going to back me up now with your garage and i think i'm not there because of the guard suit with the line that the for. the 1st pangolin be set free $88.00. more get out 11 of the in the good news boy behind book look at. i've only been here for a few days but during that time i really seen how vulnerable base creatures are so this is a really special moment i just hope they don't end up as trafficking statistics. with so few pangolins left in the world everyone that survives in the wild really count. the covert 1000 pandemic has revealed only cheek lady how our health depends on the planets but it's also showing that nature can thrive given half a chance during lockdowns world over that was sightings of animals reclaiming open spaces as we retreated into our homes dolphins falling to the bosphorus listenable in turkey. humans proud to santiago chile. mountain goats roamed t

the keys are stadium in golden gate park students, students who attend smaller schools will graduate on the campus of ruth asawa school of the arts overlooking. gleners and students are protesting in marin county tonight, hoping to save two schools from being closed. the nevada school district says that either rancho elementary or loose sudden elementary could be shut down due to falling enrollment and lack of money. now parents are pushing back after committee recently set new criteria for school closures, which include diversity and high rates of english learners. parents say if the committee used the same criteria before. we're narrowing it down to the two schools, rancho and loose sutton would not be facing closure. this is not the time in the middle of a pan german to be closing schools, schools, air hub of the community and families bond together. we need each other. each school has its own community, its own personality. special committee is now going to examine the situation and recommend which school should be closed. it's likely a decision could be made tomorrow night as more people around the bay area get vaccinated against covid-19. th

park or another part of his life. and he was very much to that idea. >> you know, i think to really understand the impact that that will get, when john glen went into orbit, i think -- that i know there are a lot of people here i, expect most people here are younger than i am -- but it's impossible, almost, to describe the national psyche at that point. it was as if america had lost its groove. in 1957, i was in high school, was when sputnik when iran. this was the unmanned russian thing. and then in the year before, john glen went up, to russians had orbited the earth. it was as if people were asking -- they were, number one, the whole world was getting close, people were worried about a nuclear confrontation. and all of a sudden, the soviet union could put a man up into space and it was -- it was almost terrifying. and people were really, really worried about it. and then they had the lodge, john glen went up, he made, what? three orbits, i guess it was, kathy. and you could see almost see it you, could see a change. i remember watching it on the black and white television, you know? and we were so relieved that he got up there. but it was more than we