changed its name from jewish high school to high school.he dean said it was a decision that has been in the working for years and one made with the intention of making the school more inclusive. >> it is a he brew word that means community. and, that world we love and we held on to kehillah. most people if they refer to the school just called it kehillah anyway. >> reporter: many alumni saw the name change as a move to try to hide the school's true identity. >> i think we just need to say how it is. this is an act for them to distance themselves from the jewish community by removing the jewish name in part. >> dan and close to 700 others connected to the school signed a petition calling for the school to return to its previous name. dan says it is especially important right now as the war between israel and hamas has put many jewish communities on edge. >> it is conveying that it is acceptable to distance yourself from your true identity when times get tough or external pressures. this is not the time to do that. the time, it is time to do

so it took us about 15 minutes to get here to o'connell high school. and that's what students say. it's website. the district breaks down their plan and part of it promises they welcome. schools are within a ten minutdrivingm e case here. and allen said it would take him ab 30 nu to get to o'connell. what's your message to the school district? >> listen to your students, to your families, to your teachers. because right now you're not doing that. ear and out the other. >> teachers at june jordan high school were told students will be transferrin the new school, but w't, which is also creating more uncertainty since the district isplning to eliminate 500 jobs.s also virtual town hall tonight since their announcement. it starts atsroomn >> 15 minutes from now. all right. thank you. now t your voice, your vote. and we are than a month away from elecon alameda county. orney pamela price is facing a recall, as you know, and tonight. ic she is ready for this fight. she rally today. abc seven news hassan has the >> we are in the final days right nowd to tell y'all i'm fired up and ready to

already we have high school classes above 40 elementary schools.fter four years of consolidation, are bursting at the seams. you cannot have student outcomes with classes this large. but moreover, despite the need to cut 8% of site staff for budgetary reasons and declining enrollment, matt wayne presides over the largest unrepresented management team in district history a team that received two substantial raises last year. it's time to chop from the top and stop pretending that you reside in central office. thank you. kat for special education. hi, this is kelly, i'm calling about two things i'd like to say. non-agenda item. first, i'd like to thank, commissioner alexander for opening it up to virtual, but to respectfully ask that we're given the same amount of time and opportunities as in person as far as agenda items, i'd like to respectfully ask once again that progress monitoring, data planning metrics is inclusive of all students. that includes students with ieps as well as this is not an agenda. i am asking for the superintendent team and or

well, today, cal state east bay announced a new program to give guaranteed admission to some high school graduates. the university is partnering with san leandro and hayward unified school districts to guarantee admission for qualified students, and then coordinate support services for them. that would include information on financial aid and guidance to help them make a smooth transition to college life. joining us now is the president of cal state east bay, cathy sundeen. cathy, thanks so much for joining us to talk about this exciting program. and i understand that you also are a graduate of san leandro high. >> i am, and i'm also a first generation college graduate. so i feel very strongly about helping these students in high school access our great university. >> and you are right there in the backyard of hayward and san leandro. why did you decide that this was so important that cal state, east bay launched this program now? >> well, we know from talking with the leaders in these school districts that there are many high school students who are qualified to be admitted to our unive

spoke with says that he's been working multiple different jobs to save up money when he graduates high school later this school year. and when he got an e-mail on his phone, promising work from home benefits and up to $400 a week, he thought it would be an easy fix. but when it started asking him for his credit card info, that's when his mom had to step and so he started to apply for it. and he asked like, oh, they're asking if i have a debit or credit card, it said, ok at odd and then he's like, oh, it's asking for my debit credit card number ice away. wow. >> with tca county says her son guy already has working experience. so she says she wasn't concerned about him applying for a job until the application asks for their financial information. that wasn't an actual website or a company's website. it was just a google doc form. the e-mail was a blast chain e-mail sent to hundreds of potential. you said union high school district emails. tcs as though the dead giveaway that it was a phishing attempt was that many of the e-mail address is set to were fake or repetitive and that they're respondi

black high schools, houston. so she walked to school day three miles to school there through high school because her family had been displaced by that highway. you know, i talked lots of people like her, that highway just like plow through the community. it demolished more than 1200 structures, took three full city blocks, and it just like emptied out the community, people started leaving, you know, the neighborhood they knew gone, the their friends, people's friends were gone. people themselves like own area had been displaced. and so just like really like literally cut barrier through that community. and so it's like split in half now people call the southern half of the fifth ward the bottom because it's below the freeway. it was an example of someone who was a cheerleader and was forced to go to the dedication just, kind of celebrate the dedication of something that had really decimated this neighborhood where she grew up. yeah. so i was looking for people who had been by the highways original construction. s

admissions officer page says they do take into account what resources applicants have access to at their high schoolcontextual information makes my job easier at trying to uncover if the student is doing as much as they can. reporter: within the confines of the curriculum offered at their school. >> exactly. reporter: bentley from the university of chicago says the schools that came here are committed to improving access. >> these are pretty competitive colleges. you already have a lot of students applying. but what we don't have is something representative of the united states as a whole. when we looked at the first analysis of our class we found that 3% of our entire campus was students coming from small-town high schools. more than 30% of the united states are small-town so they were massively underrepresented. reporter: is because rural students were not applying or because they weren't admitted? >> a little of both but mostly because they were not applying. and we looked at our pipelines, they were pretty scarce. reporter: bentley leaves a network of colleges trying to expand the pipelines and

local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> . >> welcome to the san francisco arts commission civic design review committee meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., monday, september 16, 2024. and the time is 2:05 p.m. >> and

reporter of t walkout that happened monday at el cerrito high school. >> anger over the school and duer the el what the principal calls ineligible players. parents and students are furious.thg that tt football team is asking for is for fairness. if true, show us. show us. >> el cerrito high school played in varsity football games d 202a result of this players particip, so now the and in at least c given. while the m still has three games left, this decision could mean >> when you talk about 12th graders, seniors who may have interests of colleges, that's comi school to see them play. this shortened if the season is shortened, do that interest still remain or t wantsmissed.nt >> at this point we would like to see him >> new at 11 san jose city leadersowre up be done. if torrs misses five straight city council meetings, his seat can be considered vacant. we've reached out t. >> another wild weekend of for , the chp says it was with 60 offd 21 vehicles and recovered 16 stolen vehicles alo tracked a sideshow group from vallejt wn a large gathering in vallejo last nit eight vehicles. >> ton

a former high school coach is accused of filming child and exploiting students. the fbi says the number of suspected victims is growing. investigators believe as many as five teenage boys across two high schools were victimized. this allegedly happened at live oak high school and valley christian high. here's nbc's emma goss. these federal criminal charges are significant. the former employee of valley christian high school could face a minimum of ten years in prison or even a lifetime sentence. court documents show 44 year old todd baldwin admitted to san jose police he received images and videos from four male students and sold them online. that confession came after he was arrested in august of last year, but an fbi investigation claims there's at least one more victim. the documents allege that starting in october 2022, baldwin made a deal with a 17 year old at valley christian and a 16 year old at live oak high school in morgan hill, convincing them to film and photograph themselves for purposes and send him the files over snapchat and email. investigators c

his attorney spoke to our media partner, cerrito high school, the school's football team is now at risk of having their winning record wiped seven news reporter j.r stone explains why and shows us how students tt el cerrito high school to what the principal calls ineligible playershe only thingt football team is askingse accus, show us principal malcolm norrington sent out this letter last friday saying it was discovered that ineligible players participated in varsity football games during the 2024 2025 fall season. as a result of this violation, el cerrito high school participate, so now the and in at least one case, fake documentationha three games lef. >> when you talk about 12th graders, seniors who may have interest of colleges, that's go elsewhere? looking for players calling for the principal to be dismissed. >> at this point, we would like to see him leave peacefull distr questions about this matter stoc seven news. >> a recent of excitement, but e in west san jose are fighting to stop a costco from opening near them. and there's an important city council vote tonight. >> the ci

that was not a passage we discussed reading it in high school. we talked about this idea of what it meant to call julie a rebel from the waist down, but we didn't get to these other moments. he also fantasizes about killing his first wife and pushing her off a cliff to her death but that is nothing we unpacked. it, for me, i went to and all girl high school with a male teacher. even when that is not the situation in play, and packing the extent of the messiah djidji and some of orwell's for and even in "animal farm" --molly the show pony is the villain in this book in that she is narcissistic and willing to sell out the revolution for her own personal gain. it was not something i remember being discussed when i was at school. in terms of my conversations with my students coming into my university level classes, it is not an angle on orwell's writing that is being approached today, either pic >> one more line from orwell, they never end happily ever after. why do you think that is quick >> orwell, himself didn't end happily ever after. he died at

so the next stop is milpitas high school today.ou are listening milpitas high school, get ready. they'll be performing as part of a 99.7 now event. you know they reached out on social media and i learned so much about them and i had no idea how big they were. they've been on "america's got talent" and they're so talented and they're just really cute. >> yeah. you pick up the boys and wring them out and just sugar falls out. >> they love the weather. >> you must love jess. i think we need to make an introduction. >> they are adorable and have them on the show. >>> let's take a quick look at what's happening for us today. here's the beautiful weather they were talking about. 70s in san francisco today. upper 70s across the bay bridge over into oakland and we're holding on tight to 80s today off in the inland areas and anywhere from san jose stretching all the way up into antioch. give some love to the friends in the north bay, a little splash of showers as we head into the weekend's forecast. i'll show you that in just a minute. we h

girls high school flag football is one of the fastest growing sports in the country. knowing what the girls did this year and what brant is bringing to our school and recognition wise, i think that it's going to bring even more numbers into our school and bring put milpitas on the map, and she's only going to get better. she just turned 16 a few weeks ago. she is only a sophomore, so look out. bay area by receiving this national honor, that means brand will be invited into the national flag football camps, which means, who knows, maybe one day. ready, right? she might be able to showcase her talents in the summer olympics. flag football will be a part of the program in los angeles in 2028, but that's down the road. now that the season is over. david is reflecting on all the fun she had with her teammates and her favorite moments. my wide receiver, ellie, caught a dime and she cradled the baby because we don't drop the baby in our school in milpitas. anthony flores, nbc bay area. she seems awesome and anthony, his eligibility is up in high school, right? does he know th

by the time that i got to high school, i lost my abily to speak spanish.e with my mom really. >> my father is from nicaragua. i'm first generation, and my mother is african-american. so i didn't really grow up with it in the household. my father was in that assimilation phase. so english was really important for him. >> growing up, i didn't speak spanish fluently. and it wasn't really until my grandma, my abuela, passed away in 2016 where it really sparked my interest. >> my latin dad has been challenged because of my spanish fluency. i think it's extra hard being an afro-latina, looking the way i do. people don't assume i'm dominican or have a latin background. >> definitely, shame is felt and given from family members, from community members. and it's not a good feeling. so i have taken it upon myself to learn more because i want to connect with my abuelos, want to connect with family members, and i want to be of service to my comunidad. >> there was always this feeling of being the only family member that was biracial and also not mastering the language

moment shows us how the team is honoring their coach on and off the field. >> they want >> anderson high school home of nfl legends past and now building toward something special, a full head of steam here going late in season for the first time in a long time. the school's football team is knocking on the door of the ccs playoff berth. only thing that we can ask of these boys give effort, stay focused, stay disciplined. prolific season for the grizzlies couldn't come at a better time. assistant coach chris ruane passed away in the middle of their season from cancer. he was only 38 years old. very dear to my heart. he means a lot to me. i miss him every day. defensive coach justin florida spent his first coaching year with through 8. he says he tries to channel head every day. his favorite thing was coaching. i learned a lot just in the one year coaching with him how important it is that and it's more important about the relationship of the kids more than just football for the young athletes. they're not only learning the sport, but leadership and also dealing with grief. we talk about every da

but we start with the high school. former high school administrator, he's accused of sexually exploiting at least five teenage boys at valley christian high school in san jose. that's according to a recently filed criminal complaint from the fbi. federal court documents show 44 year old todd baldwin confessed to having received and sold content from at least four male teenagers when he was arrested last year. investigators claim baldwin asked students to film themselves and also engaged in filming a student in his high school office in exchange for payment. the fbi says the victims attended valley christian and live oak high schools. baldwin faces felony charges with the possibility of life in prison. this is a charge of sexual exploitation and enticement of a minor, and it is one of the big hammer statutes in this area. the more images and the more victims that are involved, the higher the price in terms of prison time. it is disturbing for sure. according to the criminal complaint baldwin received images from the stu

during the suspended expulsion period, student will attend a comprehensive or alternative high school from two students. two school options provided by sfusd. can i have a second, please? second. roll call. commissioner. bogus. yes. commissioner fisher. yes. commissioner kim. yes. commissioner lamb. yes. commissioner sanchez. yes. vice president weissbourd. yes. president. alexander. yes. seven eyes. i now move approval of the expulsion agreement for one high school student. matter number 20 2425. number five, for remainder of the current fall 2024 semester and the following spring 2025 semester through june 4th, 2025. suspended expulsion status for the spring 2025 semester during the fall enforcement expulsion period, student will attend a kerr county program and during the suspended expulsion period, student will attend a comprehensive high school from two student school options provided by sf, usd. can i have a second, please? second. roll call. commissioner. bogus. yes. commissioner fisher. yes. commissioner kim. yes. commissioner lamb. yes. commissioner sanchez. yes. vice preside

for me, i went to an all girls high school with a male english teacher. there was an inherently problematic dynamic. when that is not the situation in play, unpacking the extent of his works. the show pony in "animal farm" is vain, narcissistic, and willing to sell out the revolution from the get-go for her own personal gain. but it is not something i remember being discussed when i was at school, and in terms of my conversations with my students coming into my university-level classes, it is not really an angle on orwell's writing that is being approached today either. >> one more line from "orwell's ghosts." you write that orwell's novels never end happily ever after. why do you think that is? >> he did not end happily ever after. he died at age 46 of tuberculosis. and he has moments of optimism in his writing and his personal life, but i think he is someone who is fundamentally quite pessimistic about society. and i think he had a real tension you see an all orwell's work between a hope for a better social revolution and social change that will improve

it happened last saturday during the homecoming dance at california high school. police say a 16 year old student from another school in the district dragged the assistant principal by her hair across the school parking lot. he is facing several charges, including assault. >> our time's now 614. vice president kamala harris is turning to star power to boost her campaign for president. while donald trump seems to be more confident he will win the white house. dancing in the dark with superstar bruce springsteen performing in georgia at a kamala harris rally, the audience included celebrities like tyler perry, spike lee, samuel l jackson and former president barack obama. >> just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous. >> she's running to be the 47th president of the united states. donald trump is running to be an american tyrant. he does not understand this country. its history, or what it means to be deeply american. >> now, tonight in houston, texas, beyonce will join vice president harris at a rally. and then tomorrow in michigan

and contrasting that to the high school is that i imagine you went to and i went to where there were these were they were a multiplicity of very different social groups, each of whom had a particular approach to schooling or athletics or fitting in and how a valuable, how oddly valuable that is, because that allows everyone, every student who goes that high school to find a community that they belong to. and how dangerous it can be to have a high school where everyone is forced into the same box and what happened in high school that i talked about in that chapter is a tragedy unfolds they have a suicide epidemic which they can't shake. >> and it was a function of their lack of social diversity so you made me appreciate my high school lunch room and also the greek fraternity system in which i spent my undergraduate years. because in each there were clicks there were i'm going to date myself, but there were jocks and there were nerds and there were potheads and there were teco techies researchers, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. and what you argue in the book is there was a level of pr

but now our membership spans museum curators, high school history teachers, and, of course, including junior college and for year and beyond, colleges. and really kind of coming together in a community of historians, as you can see behind us, of course, the most of the university presses who come and honor scholars work by bringing their books forth. but the organization headquartered in bloomington, indiana, is at the university of indiana. there has been serving and continuing to refine its mission to really understand what it means to be in service to the field. how we help educators, how we help policymakers understand the past's relevance to our contemporary lives, and to the future. how is it different than the american historical association? mm. h i, i jokingly call them kind of grandma and grandpa, you know, slightly different, you know, older institution. there's age is a little older ages scope includes all historians in the united states working on the whole range of global issues, including u.s. history and the age. really focuses on historians all over the world, but who

these are the two high schools on the list, the school for equity and the academy of san francisco. the criteria there, the high schools with fewer than 400 students that are not alternative schools. it's because of the district's budget crisis. sf unified at risk of the state takeover and needs to consolidate resources. middle schools are being considered for closures right now because they're all at 90% capacity. meeting with staff and families of schools on the list, and they will hold a town hall meeting this thursday. and on november 12, the board is then going to vote on closures. and on kpix.com. ryan? >> thanks. our chopper captured protesters gathering. most were pro-palestinians. >>> while many paused yesterday to mark one year since the deadly attack on israel, some students, activists shifted the focus to the ongoing war in gaza, which began soon after that attack. >> we want to make sure it's not understood in the vacuum, wu a part of the larger history. >> and a few israel supporters were present, calling for the release of hostages. >> we're outnumbered, but our messa

the two high schools being closed are the june jordan school for equity and the academy of san francisco at mcateer. passionate parents turned out for tonight's school board meeting. if you close us, you are closing one of the most dynamic community learning spaces in the district. the numbers are not telling you the whole story. here are the numbers the district used to determine which school closes an elementary or k through eight with fewer than 260 students, and in the lower 50% of composite scores, a high school with fewer than 400 students and not an alternative school. the montessori school in pacific heights made the list among its students are special needs children like angel carmack's, three boys, one with adhd and two with autism. a little overwhelmed, a little anxious about it. we really liked this school, so we're really sad that it's closing. all of the students at eight schools would move together to a new campus. students at the remaining three schools would be moved to a number of different schools over the next month. school district officials will be going out to the

many times. - [female tv reporter] virginia tech university, 31 people are dead, it is the... - high schoolens fire in a school cafeteria - the nation once again, faces a mass shooting on a high school campus. - [jenna ortega] after every shooting, we saw the same pattern. outrage. - this only happens in this country. - [jenna ortega] followed by thoughts and prayers. - certainly our thoughts and prayers go to the victims, the families. - [jenna ortega] followed by... - it is not the time to politicize this tragedy. - [jenna ortega] nothing. - just taking guns away from everybody is not gonna solve the issue. (police siren blaring) - [jenna ortega] but after one school shooting, in particular, the students refused to be part of the same pattern. it took place on valentine's day, 2018 and it defined our generation. (serious music) (helicopter blades chopping) - [female news reporter] we have breaking news. and bear with us 'cause we don't have much information at this time, but there are reports of a school shooting in parkland, florida. - [male news anchor] the latest death toll is 17 in th

spoke with says that he's been working multiple different jobs to save up money when he graduates high school later this school year. and when he got an e-mail on his phone, promising work from home benefits and up to $400 a week, he thought it would be an easy fix. but when it started asking him for his credit card info, that's when his mom had to step in. and so he started to apply for it. and he asked like, oh, they're asking if i have a debit or credit card, said, ok at odd and then he's like, oh, it's asking for my debit credit card number ice away. wow. >> with tca county says her guy already has working experience. so she says she wasn't concerned about have applying for a job until the application asks for their financial information. that wasn't an actual website or a company's website. it was just a google doc form. the e-mail was a blast chain e-mail sent said union high school district emails. tcs as though the dead giveaway that it was a phishing attempt was that many of the e-mail address is set to were fake or repetitive and that they're responding errors in the email itself. t

a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but >> parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall. very concerned about the that any student philip shields make an assault, staff member, adams daughter, addie, was at the dance. she says she didn't see a

he also graduated from my high school. there was a guy who would become a cnn reporter largely by virtue of capturing cell phone video at one point. that is basically what opened the door to him. being at the right place at the right time to chronicle something. it is phenomenal because of there are places you can't get to. a lot of areas in syria that in 2011 and 2012 i wanted to report from and for various reasons could not get to. so, you rely a lot on people on the ground capturing things and uploading it and then going through the process of trying to verify and doing due diligence on those things. what happened a second before this frame or a second after that i'm not getting that i did not witness myself? it creates enormous challenges and obsolete actually there opportunities for news to get out there would knock it out otherwise. it creates moments where things are grabbed out of context and cropped and shaped to fit a specific message. that is a skill set, now, that journalists have to learn. how to look at that

it's both an accredited high school and a hands-on job training program focused on the environment. >> we try to find youth that is in need of that additional support in order for them to be successful. >> reporter: jonathan came through the practice program and now helps lead it. >> we're here to help them with their personal, professional and academic background. once they're done with their organization, hopefully they can move on to a post secondary education. >> i have to go around the classroom and look for different kind of angles. >> reporter: richard splits his time between the classroom and work. he's taking geometry and learning communicati. he put a creative visualization together documenting the work his team did where he cut down dangerous trees after the fire and cleared trails for future hikers. >> at first it was a little hard coming back into it after not being in school for so long, but they're like really great on easing me into it. the teachers are really great and they're just like they really care about you and they care about your grades and you getting your ed

you mean this high school kid? say that and my daughter says bruce springsteen nose your name that was the strangest thing. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. have you not met bruce yet? >> i have not. >> jimmy: were you married in high school? what's going on here? [ laughter ] . that is a class ring. >> jimmy: oh, all right. >> look at that hair, though. that's the thing i'm looking at. >> jimmy: that hair is spectacular. you are without a doubt the only vice presidential candidate in history for whom this would be an enticing way to raise funds. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and people want your recipe. and have they been making your recipe? >> they have. we're raising money off that recipe. >> jimmy: i know that. >> a hot dish, all the food groups, tater tots, cream of mushroom soup, a protein, cheese. spam is the rote teen that wins it. good. [ applause ] >> jimmy: when you got the call from the vice president asking you to be her running mate, is it true that you let it go to voice mail? >> yeah. in typical me fashion,

i mean, you don't have recess in middle school or high school. nothing about what happens during the school day? how do parents know there is a problem with their little one's vision? >> a lot of times they don't. so it's caught at the pediatrician's office or at school. teachers are very cognizant of the fact that if a student is having a hard time seeing, they'll let the parents know there are different ages where there are vision screenings at schools. so starting in kindergarten, and that's where a lot of the kids come in, because h eight is very typical 5 to 8. really. >> i know we had my son's had to do their first vision test at a kindergarten readiness. you know, they will cover this. i tell me what letter you see. we talked a minute ago about people not quite getting back on track with their annual checkups. when it comes to their vision checks. are you seeing people regularly every year as they should be? >> i think parents are getting better at that. i think everyone's a little bit more aware that screen time is bad for kids eyesight.

it wasn't until high school that the seeds of being a high school english teacher were planted.wasn't until senior year that i had english teachers that really inspired me. this is one of the episodes, but that other passion of molly's, well, that has been around for a much earlier age. two i think you're born with the horse gene like it's something in the blood. my mom says i would drag my older brother and her down to springtown and webb ranch and portola valley and just sit there, and i could watch the horses for hours. two but it wasn't until last year teaching at pilarcitos high school in half moon bay that molly pitched her bosses away to combine her passions so the rope halter can be tricky to learn at first. it's called horse class. this takes practice, too. i've been thinking about horse class for ten years. you know, my entire teaching career. this idea was kind of. it was milling around in there in different ways. how can i combine this lifelong passion with this professional passion? like, that's the dream, right? don't look at him. look where you want to go. but wha

high school athletic program. l right. so people can go and vote for their favorite school now. and the top prize $50,000. but there are other prizes, too, for some of the additional schools. talk a little bit about that. >> yeah. so you can go and vote until november 4th. and there's going to be one $50,000 grand prize winner. and there's going to be five $10,000 awards. so it's not just one winner there's a chance for i mean, six, six of these programs. >> that's still 10,000, still going to be huge for these for these high school athletic programs. >> yeah, exactly. and one of my one of my good friends is athletic director at our school. and he's like, man, ten grand goes a long way. so go out there, vote. and there really is some great stories of these programs that are trying to do great things and just need a little bit of extra help to get there. >> all right. and just one more time, tell people how they can vote for these schools and when will you select the ultimate winner here? >> yeah. so you go to sofi

eye. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> before that horrific night, ashley reeves was a funny and bright high school junior with a steady boyfriend, jeremy smith. >> she was always out. she had a lot of friends. she was very dedicated to school. she knew what she was going to do in life. >> according to parents. she didn't give her give them much, much trouble. >> but trouble would find ashle. it's a thursday afternoon in april. ashley leaves her parents house in millstadt, illinois, for an appointment in fairview heights, a town about 15 miles away. >> she drove me home from school and she told me she was going to a job interview. >> she's driving an suv belonging to her boyfriend. but that night, ashley would not come home. >> it was like ten, ten, 30 was her curfew time. my parents were asking, hey, have you talked to your sister? you know, how'd it go? did she call you about the interview? >> literally no one had heard from ashley. >> ashley reeves was not answering even text from any of her friends. and one thing we know with young ladies is they will maybe not answer their parents, but they wi

they lasalle high school. one international plan to get in fl academy and the injury bug gripping the forty-niners ahead of their matchup tomorrow against the seahawks. ben ross has that story. >> well, we're 5 weeks into the nfl season and this is certainly not where the forty-niners were expecting to be there sitting at 2, 3, after sunday's stunning home loss against the cardinals. but they got a chance for redemption on thursday night in seattle against the first-place seahawks. so it's a short week for the niners back on the practice field in santa clara and unfortunately, not quite with that injury bug which has been buying all season will start or updates with place kicker. jake moody, who suffered a high ankle sprain during sunday's loss. he's expected to miss somewhere around a month for and that. so the niners have now signed a new kicker. matthew wright, the 28 year-old has played for the steelers jaguars chiefs and panthers during his four-year career. he actually spent a little time on the niners p

the two high schools being closed are the june jordan school for equity and the academy of san franciscot mcateer. passionate parents turned out for tonight's school board meeting. if you close us, you are closing one of the most dynamic community learning spaces in the district. the numbers are not telling you the whole story. here are the numbers the district used to determine which school closes an elementary or k through eight with fewer than 260 students, and in the lower 50% of composite scores, a high school with fewer than 400 students and not an alternative school. the montessori school in pacific heights made the list among its students are special needs children like angel carmack's, three boys, one with adhd and two with autism. a little overwhelmed, a little anxious about it. we really liked this school, so we're really sad that it's closing. all of the students at eight schools would move together to a new campus. students at the remaining three schools would be moved to a number of different schools over the next month. school district officials will be going out to the sc

we are following developments all evening long, talking to the high school student whose school is on that list. kara, what did you find out? >> reporter: you're right. the school is on the chopping block. we finally know which ones they are. 13 schools that meet criteria for a merger or closures. we know 11 of them are elementary schools. the criteria for making the list is having fewer than 260 students. these schools are also in the lowest 50% composite scores. so the list also includes two high schools, that's june jordan high school and academy san francisco. so the criteria for high schools is they have to have fewer than 400 students that are not alternative schools. the potential closures are due to the budget crisis and sf unified at risk of the state takeover and consolidate resources. so in that announcement earlier this afternoon, that there will be a round of meetings before they approve anything else. there will be three town halls covering the budget between now and early november. after that, the superintendent will hear more recommendations from advocates. so parents,

they were last seen at the homecoming dance at san lorenzo high school friday night. thorities say 15 year old elvis marino came to san lorenzo with his parents so he could attend san lorenzo high's homecoming with a student named michelle olivas. the high school will have counselors on hand today for students. >> today is the last day people in california can register to vote by mail or online for the upcoming election. if you missed today's deadline, you can still register in person at the county election offices across the state. there is also same day registration available on election day, where you can cast your ballot, but it will not be counted until your registration has been verified. >> the niners suffered a tough loss to the kansas city chiefs 28 to 18. aside from that loss, the niners have big injury concerns this morning at the start of the game, deebo samuel was taken out because of an illness. then brandon aiyuk went down with a knee injury. there are worries that he may have torn his acl. we do expect to learn more about that injury later today. foster

police say an assistant principal at an east bay high school was dragged by her hair across the school's parking lot during a homecoming dance, as ktvu krystal bailey shows us, the incident has shaken up parents and students at cal high in san ramon. >> an incident the san ramon valley unified superintendent is calling troubling a homecoming dance at california high school. that should have been a celebration turned into a crime scene on saturday night. district officials say during the homecoming dance, one of the assistant principals approached two teens in the parking lot. san ramon police say during the interaction, she was dragged by her hair and assaulted. police say the assistant principal had scrapes, bruising and portions of her hair pulled out with the students running off after the assault. >> i want to wish that on anybody, to be honest. >> our hearts go out to her. i'm being a parent. feel sorry for her. >> superintendent cj cammack says the teens do not go to cal high, but they do attend another high school in the san ramon valley unified school district. police say a 16 ye

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i lived in israel in high school on an exchange program. the israel was just treated like a core part of being that you so you didn't prayers and you did is around the israel something that i feel so passionately about like it's you know it's, it's my greatest passion and everything. israel. i became a jewish educator after my daughter started cuba school started teaching 2nd grade during the years i did 4th grade also and just to be able to start them on this wonderful journey. i mean, if you, but it's gets in your blood and leave teach is real. if the day school very well. we introduced them to the food into the music, into the culture in addition to the history and the geography. figure out which one is the israeli flag? draw a circle around every time you see the symbol of the state of israel. try your own symbol of the state of israel. we also celebrated holidays, obviously. so konica is really independence. all of it together have separate as real in judaism. i don't know. i can't. you know, some people i think can, to me it's the sam

and he played his last season of high school ball here in memphis and was a high school all-american.he coaches were like, i don't know what this boy is doing, but he can make some money one day. andrea canning: sherra, also, liked what she saw, and the two began dating, even though she was almost five years older, as ren's friend bill adkins immediately noticed. she was different. you could tell she was quite mature. quite savvy. sexy-- can i use that word, sexy? absolutely. she was the kind of girl that guys looked at. andrea canning: lorenzen, the country kid, was smitten with the more sophisticated city gal. what was it about sherra that he fell so fast for her? well, let me see, how can i put this nicely? sex. uh-huh. he was 17. she was 22. so she lured him in. he had a little girlfriend, but they weren't doing all that stuff sherra was doing. she was a lady, and he was a kid. andrea canning: the romance with ren flourished. and so did his basketball career. in college at the university of memphis, his star continued to rise. two years of college and then he had a meeting with me

a california high school. we still don't know what led up to this, but parents and students, they tell us this has the entire community concerned the absolutely shocking like it. when i heard about it, i thought i couldn't believe that something like that was actually happening here. well, that's that's going crazy. and that's that's well, the homecoming dance at california high school in san ramon ended with a violent attack. police say on saturday night around 8.45, an assistant principal was approached by 2 teens in the parking lot. they say a 16 year-old boy from another school in the district assaulted and dragged her by the hair. then the 2 students took off later that night. officers identified and found the boy at his home. the teen was arrested and charged for battery causing serious bodily injury and kidnapping. he was booked into juvenile hall to very concerned about the that any student help shield of make an assault, staff adams daughter addie was at the dance. she says she didn't see anything but

kelly tells me he coach high school basketball. you know, i still have kids coming out. >> talking about that. so i love basketball. and that's why for he is also a longtime customer and a friend of bird's owner, roberta harris. >> harris purchased the bar in 2015 and gave its name. but i go beiber because that's the name of the barbers stadium. sports party here said she's pretty much a fan of all bay area sports. i am a san francisco giants so i'm really excited for the wires this year because i think we're looking up again. >> she grew up loving sports because of her parents who have since passed. and it's been my dream to own a sports part to honor my parents. my whole life. and these people are not only neighborhood people that come in and share their stories lives support each other on a daily bases. harris says she is excited for the start of basketball season. we've been doing that's been picking up. people are starting to get excited i'm very excited for the way system. >> harris tells me whenever the big sports games are