hoy nos vamos a hayworth, en el este de la bahÍa. en el siguiente reporte de julio poletti. julio: muy buenas tardes. es muy importante que las personas en casa sepan que el distrito escolar de hayworth generarÁ estos programas gratuitamente para cualquier familia que viva en nuestra comunidad, sin importar en quÉ ciudad. algo beneficioso para los padres y para los niÑos. la mitad de los niÑos en este distrito escolar de hayworth se benefician en casa. el desayuno y almuerzo se les ofrecesin costo alguno desde el aÑo pasado y por todo el aÑo escolar. >> esto ayudÓ bastante, uno se siente tranquilo. julio: los padres que quiera participar deben llenar una solicitud sin importar su estatus migratorio. >> pueden las informaciones y saber que no se va a compartir. es solo para poder ver quiÉn es el elegible para recibir este tipo de beneficios. julio. para la seÑora marÍa este no es un gasto menos sus finanzas, tambiÉn es un ahorro de tiempo. >> como uno se va a trabajar, no queda tiempo de dÁndoles aquÍ, poniÉndoles algo para que coman.

ramÓn: una nueva escuela privada en la ciudad de hayworth promete ayudar a los estudiantes a estar ene. marÍa: hoy fue un día de celebraciÓn en la escuela primaria cherryland. ofrecerÁ clases relacionadas con ciencia, tecnologÍa, ingenierÍa, arte y matemÁticas. [cuenta regresiva] [gritos] la comunidad de hayworth viviÓ una jornada de celebraciÓn durante la apertura de la nueva escuela primaria cherry land. >> es un escuela que estÁ construida por la comunidad. marÍa: con porristas, personajes fantÁsticos y logos, transcurriÓ asÍ un día lleno de algarabÍa para iniciar las actividades del nuevo plantel escolar que pondrÁ Énfasis en la tecnologÍa. >> hay muchos recursos nuevos. asÍ que en las clases, en vez de tener pizarras, tendremos televisiones y nuevas computadoras. marÍa: la nueva escuela servirÁ a unos 800 estudiantes y a sus familias. >> es una escuela para la comunidad de cherry land. el enfoque de la escuela es la comunidad, asÍ que tenemos muchos espacios aquÍ para trabajar con las familias y con los niÑos en grupos pequeÑos. marÍa: los estudiantes tendrÁn la oportunidad de es

joining me, nan hayworth and harry haylock.en that you were in law forcement, how do you feel about bill deblasio or any mayor in any city across america that looks the other way when police are treated so disrespectful. >> the reality is liberals have a war against police and law and order in this country. every time you turn around, they are trying to find different ways to keep bad gyres from going to jail. like in new york city, they want to get away with jumping the turnstiles. just give them a sum mans instead of make an arrest. deblasio believes that he's the god's gift to the progressives. so he shows his face everywhere else but new york city. we have had a very, very bad relationship with this man who demagogues the police. every time the police do something that he feels it's a minority neighborhood that he uses as a pawn for his political gain. trish: when i lived in new york city, there were police stationed. you had the world trade center there. so it was a security concern. a lot of police there. talking to then

joining me, presidential historian doug wead and independent women's forum board member nan hayworth, good to have you here. doug, the president says congress hasn't done anything the past 30 years. he's right on that front. when it comes to gun legislation they are asleep at the switch. americans don't feel the way congress does. why aren't they doing anything? >> it's interesting, trish. some people think because it took richard nixon to open china, it might take donald trump to force congress to come together and force congress to do something on gun laws. we'll see if that happens. trish: he's talking about it. it could. but in the meantime you have the nra out there handing out money to people who want to get re-elected. how do they separate the threat of the nra cutting off funding and disengaging them from what they need to do for the country that's right at this moment in time given all that's happened. i am not saying this will fiction anything, but it seems it's that common sense kind of thing. >> i'm a lifetime member of the nra. but as a historian things have changed since

hayworth reaction, american first action senior advisor sean spicer.still winning," fox news contributor charlie hurt. you are both laughing. by the way, sean spicer, what are you doing going on that stupid show? what are you thinking? >> [laughs] >> sean:n: why would you do that? i admire the courage. you need my vote? >> i'm going to have some fun. >> sean: no! >> let's show these people -- i want to have some fun. it's about time that i enjoyed myself and have a show that i encourage my kids to watch. >> sean: i give you credit. >> i'll have some fun. >> sean: listen, you've taken a lot of crap, i take it every day, you are in the wrong business if you can't stick a little baby bedbug tap. you don't belong, you know, offering your b commentary. people, you have these warriors that are naked in their basement, firing one shot after the other. >> if that's the worst thing is been called, my goodness. take a look at my twitter feed. i welcome being called a bedbug. [laughs] other people will share it with me. i tell you, the thing that is ss interestin

. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing ririt rita hayworth with neon signs in the background>> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job done. >> people in tenderloin get really excited as they see the signs relit. as you're driving through the tenderloin or the city, it pretty much tells you something exciting is happening here. >> knee an was created to make the night more friendly and advertise businesses. it's a great way of supporting and helping local businesses. >> there's so many ways to improve public safety. the standard way is having more eyes on t

growing off to fremont street, here's 92 and it's already packed look at the crowd here leaving hayworth the flat section of the bridge already slow from the tolls to the high rise, but no problems up and over the high rise into foster city, minor delay, the richmond sandra fell bridge often on in the cash lanes but a great trip across the span to the north bay will check more coming up chain started thanks a so what our big stories this morning involves 2 people actually managed to walk away unharmed after their plane went down in half moon bay, which means. >>as every pilot will tell you it's a good may talked exclusively to kron 4. >>kron 4 sarah stinson is live now with their story sarah. >>what an incredible story and to hear from 2 pilots who are involved in this both explaining the so calmly, but also you can tell they are still processing everything that happened. i'm live here pillar point harbor this pope far 5 miles west of where that crash was in the ocean are also about a mile away from the half moon the airport but take a look at this cell phone footage. this video is shot