[laughter] >>host: of all the prizes the horace mann prize. >> some years ago horace mann asked if theywould like to name a prize afterhe me because it's something that i believe in and what i said earlier that not to have a history or biography to endure but if we say why do people still read? try reading his sentences. he is great. they named the prize horace mann for literary excellence and that was the biggest thrill but now that then that increases. and then the one professor so that makes me feel good and then also to come full circle like that and then to come back and your name the kids are getting the prize. >> so why aren't you excited? i will act excited if you want but it happens to somebody else. >> it occurred to me reading about these men that you write about and devoted your life to. they say they never saw anybody work that hard. but the work ethiccurreshihi fos at a time there is some similarity to the people that you write about. is that fair to say? >> is that a complement? [laughter] >>host: yes. that's one of the things i find? inspiring about you and this book liv

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and nobel prize winner thomas mann the novelist found a new home in california the villa aurora became a home away from home for exiled german intellectuals from director fritz long to playwright battered. it's an incredible saga of different fates people who scattered across the world and who didn't just save their own lives but brought about an unbelievable cultural transfer because it wasn't just anyone who left many of the exiles came from the intellectual classes the liberal democratic classes the sciences and the arts. you could say they were the elite of the 5 my record like. republic here is where the contributions from this cultural elite will be remembered the museum of exile will be built on the ruins of the un height of once berlin's main train station a symbolic spot. on. here here is where the exiles often began their journey filled with fear and then here is where their memories return because this was the last piece of berlin they remember. the focus of the museum will be on exile in displacement from germany between 19331900. but the issue could not be more topical the

author on a sakers nobel peace prize winner thomas mann. the list of exiles is long. it is a saga of fates that have been scattered throughout the world sometimes these weren't just saved but these people also became the nucleus of a culture transfer of unbelievable magnitude. these weren't just any old people who left the country the ones who left were intellectuals democratic liberals scientists artists you could say they were the elite of the weimar republic. and escape. the new museum will focus on those who fled during the nazi regime but there are parallels today 65000000 people are refugees right now fleeing all over the world living with the feeling of being outsiders homesick for where they came from. the history of the exiles of the past is very modern and of course those in exile today see their face mirrored in the past we want to show how the past and present are intertwined. the museum will be a multimedia center directly behind the ruins of berlin's former central train station the location is in symbolism a place where people said their goodbyes for mo

michael mann, thank you for joining us as always. we appreciate both of your time on this very important issue. >>> still ahead, a judge in a swing state voided 50,000 absentee ballot requests. more on what's being called the trump administration's or the trump campaign's first court victory against mail-in voting. also, schools are under pressure to bring kids back this fall. but there's no federal agency tracking outbreaks in schools. so my next guest is doing it. stay with us. bill assumed it was a costume party. bill assumed his mayo was the best choice. assume nothing. just like the leading brand, kraft real mayo is made with high quality ingredients at a price you can feel good about. no wonder kraft is so good. [ aevery box has a mission: to protect everything inside from everything outside. when what's inside matters, count on boxes. [ doorbell rings ] paper and packaging. how life unfolds. ♪ where everybody knows ♪ someyour name ♪ant to go ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ applebee's. now that's eating good in the neighbo

. >>> gell-mann are as outside is a no go with product getting destroyed from the sunlight a new ventilation system she install. >> considering all the fires happening and being outside it's completely unhealthy. it's completely unhealthy for us to be sitting outside and my clients have asthma, there's no way they can sit outside. >> a new eviction moratorium in the state of california though he would not released details on what it would look like. not until next week. coming up at 6:00 we take a closer look at what e rumefor y back inside of a classroom. live in san francisco, back to you. >> the new color-coded system is bringing confusion about san mateo county with new rules allowing indoor services at heron nail salon starting monday but, they will have to operate at 25% capacity. the clark county with new rules, alameda county with outdoor heron mail service does starting monday. and contra costa county, the same businesses were allowed to reopen today. they must provide hand sanitizer and use temperatures. the best we can do. >>> no facials outside. also agreed like to reopen with go

if you look at pg&e's outage mann, you can see where they are. yellow, orange and red indicate the largest outages. and many this weekend related to the heat. >>> and the abc 7 news app has everything that you needed to track the heat and the possibility of more thunder and lightning where you live. you can get the latest forecasts from the weather team and we'll send out any notifications on power outages or other breaking news as it happens. >>> happening today, governor newsom is expected to talk about the state's response to the wave and covid-19. it will be at noon and you can watch it here live as always. >>> education is one of the five key areas that we're focusing on to build a better bay area. and this week thousands of students will start the new school year with distance learning. the san francisco unified school district will have its first day of classes today and because of covid-19 concerns, they will be doing distance learning. so most studentszoom cla on a l. according to a deal reached between the school district and the teache

and and groupings and and those things we can teach within the first 20 days point of us to horace mann 5th grade teacher frank lara says parents will also have a role to play in online education since much of the work. >>we'll have to be done at home. >>families need to create the environment have a study area have a place where they can also work and has minimal interruption bible for 4 hours. >>now as you know we've heard about that daily online instruction has to be between 3, 4 hours depending on the grade you're in but the san francisco unified school district giving us a few more specifics about that that does not necessarily mean your child will be in front of the computer interacting with the teacher for 3 to 4 hours. it just means that that teacher has to be interacting with at least a group of students for 3 to 4 hours a day students however will have to be working at least 3 to 4 hours. >>live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>and ahead at 5 30 schools in the south bay we're back in session today we will find out how santa clara county plans to make

for 5 generations thomas mann this family has been transporting tourists across the rhine falls basin they've always respected the force of nature not through and of inflation of the fascination for the rhine falls stems from the spectacular nature here in late may the force of the water dog water is the element which beats all others more powerful than stone or fire or anything else and to see this fascination in the visitors eyes is what motivates me every day. most of the around one and a half 1000000 tourists who visit the rhine phones every year only experience it as a snapshot. they are tony only those installation aims to show how the phones change over the seasons. yeah your the image of all of the immersive art projects we set up 4 cameras each taking a photo every minute. i photo that's about $2000000.00 pictures over the course of a year old build up. in 40 minute film resulted from the vast number of pictures as well as drone and underwater recordings 28 projectors create a panorama show in a specially designed room it puts visitors in the center of the event it's a multim

he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of conflicting messages this to access all students need to register but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i'm having that difficulty i can imagine for parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this single father who was also a working parent apple on time take off work to go there in person and that number 2 at the secure south here and once again we're talking about the pandemic at a time where a lot of parents are reluctant to have their kids at different places. i reached out to the oakland unified school district

he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of school the problem he says conflicting messages this to access all students need to register, but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i haven't met difficulty i can imagine for parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this single father who was also a working parent after on time to take off work to go there in person and that number 2 at a secure south here and once again we're talking about the pandemic at a time where a lot of parents are reluctant to have their kids at different places. i reached out to the oakl

katherine cayhill is the president of the mann center for the performing arts. >> if that doesn't bringe uncertain times, i don't think anything will. >> reporter: in the final performance, each student recorded their part by each student recorded their part themselves, and were then edited together alongside video of other parts of their summer vacations. >> i thought it would be fun. and i would really like to do it next year, hopefully in person by that time. >> reporter: and that, grace, would be music to all of our ears. jim axelrod, cbs news. ( applause ) >>> bay area fire crews sure have their hands full today. >>> i want to pause it because my camera is going to die. oh, i got that. >> that is what's sparking those fires. a rare summer thunderstorm slamming the bay area, and you could be in for another rude awakening. >> a busy day for tree removal. how showing you the problems caused by an overnight storm in one bay area problem. >>> if all of that isn't enough to deal with, pga customers are being warned and prepared to lose power at any time. good evening i'm brian hackney. >

intervention in this crisis even if you look at the rhetoric that's coming out of the regime you hear mr mann that was speaking of the need to flush out of comments speaking of position and government critics as being dark or it's a bad apple and speaking of you know it doesn't mean either of i mean i didn't bring in the books and i want to bring in the press. i hear i would win the presidents race into the conversation this is preston of zimbabwe because he pushes the conversation just a little bit forward so we hear what the opposition is talking about and hear the response from. history have a listen to the press and it will become a terms that this debate as it. did but who futile rogue. acting in league with detractors the bread that his attempt. to divide our people and to do with him i want systems will be flushed. so i'm just looking at some other comments on earth we're going to go for it and it's all of us and we were hearing that it's but it's been are now and around so gilbert schools are in shocking state doctors and nurses run away to other countries to earn a living i'm looking

catherine cahill is the president of the mann center for the performing arts, the program's sponsor.doesn't bring a smile to your face during these uncertain times, i don't think anything will. >> reporter: in the final performance, each student recorded their part by themselves, and were then edited together alongside video of ummer parts of their summer vacations. vacations. >> i thought it was really fun and i would really like to do it next year, hopefully in person by that time. >> reporter: and that, grace, would be music to all of our ears. jim axelrod, cbs news. jim axelrod, cbs news. ( applause ) >> brennan: and we'll be right back. so you can check your balance, deposit checks, pay bills or transfer money. when you don't need your bank, put it here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? that's banking reimagined. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-cl

katherine cayhill is the president of the mann center for the performing arts. >> if that doesn't bringse uncertain times, i don't think anything will. >> reporter: in the final performance, each student recorded their part by each student recorded their part themselves, and were then edited together alongside video of other parts of their summer vacations. >> i thought it would be fun. and i would really like to do it next year, hopefully in person by that time. repr: andhat, grace, would be music to all of our ears. jim axelrod, cbs news. ( applause ) >> garrett: mu >>> right now

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$5000000.00 bannon joins a long list of key trump figures who have fallen foul of the law roger stone paul mann afford and michael flynn just some of those who have been convicted in u.s. courts not for the 1st time the president was faced with awkward questions about a former ally i think it's a very sad thing for mr benn and i think it's surprising i thought that was a project that was being done for showboating reasons i don't know that he was in georgia i didn't know any of the other people either but it's it said this case could prove to be a dramatic fall from grace for not only a man responsible for shaping recent events in u.s. politics but also a key figure in shaping far right movements in many countries throughout the world bannan has forged links with european anti immigrant party leaders like france's marine le pen and the u.k.'s national. who he introduced to donald trump and he was an informal adviser to brazil's right wing president. among many others with his arrest and ins days of fund raising for donald trump's border will appear to be over gabriel zonda oh. and york israel h

$5000000.00 bannon joins a long list of key trump figures who have fallen foul of the law roger stone paul mann afford and michael flynn just some of those who've been convicted in u.s. courts not for the 1st time the president was faced with awkward questions about a former ally i think it's a very sad thing for mr benn and i think it's surprising i thought that was a project that was beaten down for showboating reasons i don't know that he was in charge i didn't know any of the other people either but it's it said this case could prove to be a dramatic fall from grace for not only a man responsible for shaping recent events in u.s. politics but also a key figure in shaping far right movements in many countries throughout the world bannon has forged links with european anti immigrant party leaders like france's marine le pen and the u.k.'s national ferrars who he introduced to donald trump and he was an informal adviser to brazil's right wing president. among many others with his arrest and in stays of fund raising for donald trump supporter will appear to be over here brawls on al-jazeera and

trick pump a 0 or what professor klare frankenstein at the university pennsylvania she's going to john mann that's one point we plan to file that when there are a few hours there are other complaints but as well the democrats in the house oversight committee believe that the house of representatives or the conduct an investigation themselves. this is a very very serious situation we have never had a sector slate get involved in partisan politics in any capacity much less while on a diplomatic mission overseas also the form of florida. attorney general pam bondi recently and then an advisor to president trump pool and also contribute his campaign and she spoke at the republican convention and accused joe biden and his family of corruption your organization citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington filed complaints against her for what well i recall that she was at one point when she was the attorney general out there florida was involved in. a number of matters affecting donald trump and not investigating certain alleged illegal conduct and making campaign contributions and some b

because you were talking about how many of the hospitals are underfunded or i think we've lost dr mann to do it there if we can we'll try and get back to but let's let's move on shall we. because as we've been mentioning as we've been mentioning tuesday's blast happened after ammonium nitrate that was being stored at beirut's ports ignited ammonium nitrate is a chemical compound used as a fertilizer in agriculture as an ingredient in explosives for mining and construction it can explode if it comes into contact with an open flame or another source of ignition it's often used also by armed groups and this was a priming gradient in the 1995 oklahoma city bombing timothy mcveigh used 2 tons of ammonium nitrate when the deadliest industrial accident in the u.s. was also due to ammonium nitrate it exploded at texas city's port in 1947 killing 5 $181.00 people and that led to major changes in regulations for it storage and handling when earlier we spoke to mark dow he's a professor of communications at the american university of beirut he told us more about the warehouse where the explosion

michael mann and i debated this. the sunny days and seasons with no tornadoes that they found, before climate change, too. but with some peoplsome people s the definitive idea that there is no role for climate change and where a storm is happening it is impossible to say. >> guest: the disagreement may be more supportive as they become a part of the reason i wrote this book, a big part is to claims thathe claims that bif people will buy, the earth is dying and half of the public around the world believe that it will make humans extinct, this needs to be pushed back again. it's causing mental health problems. let me give a different example because this is in the news. if the president of the united states were to say aliens are not invading the united states. a reporter says and he says they are not. that reporter could make the same argument as my statement which is to say well, you can't say that for sure. we have navy pilots have reported close encounters with what appear to be alien spacecraft. we have video evid

what do you and catherine mann see?ield coming in a full three basis points, getting down to a 0.67% handle. the lower yield regime, what does that say about global trade and business confidence? dana: certainly consumption has been better-than-expected, but we are not very optimistic in capex. the capex and international trade have collapsed, as we saw in the second quarter. we look at june readings for new orders. they are still pretty tepid. until businesses get over the fear factor and uncertainty, we are probably not going to see a lot of investment, and investment is certainly linked to trade. we look at consumption, a lot of it is kind of specialized, things like goods, building supplies, things that people can do while sitting at home. but services remain challenged throughout the world. tom: dana, thank you so much. this, one of the things we really haven't noted collapsethe absolute of the japanese academic experience. i usually fold back to nominal gdp, and i didn't even go through that exercise today, the nu

and [inaudible] to state categorically there is no fact, when you know that -- michael mann and i debated on twitter feed says every meteorological event changes. sunny days and seasons of tornadoes, those are climate changes, too. there is the definitive idea that there is no role for climate change. it's just not measurable. if you change the climate where a storm is happening, it would be impossible to say -- >> guest: the disagreement we might have with others more about what is appropriate science communication rather than scientific. so, for example, part of the reason i wrote this book -- a big part -- the claim billions of people will die, the earth is dying, that half of the public around the world believe that it would make humans extinct. this needs to be pushed back. it's causing mental health problems. it is contributing to anxiety and depression. let me give another example, another aliens example. if the president of the united states would say aliens are not invading the united states -- if a reporter asks, that reporter could speak the same argument as my statement, which

katherine cayhill is the president of the mann center for the performing arts.he program's sponsor: >> if that doesn't bring a smile to your face during these uncertain times, i don't think anything will. >> reporter: in the final performance, each student recorded their part by themselves, and were then edited together alongside video of other parts of their summer vacations. >> i thought it would be fun. and i would really like to do it next year, hopefully in person by that time. >> reporter: and that, grace, would be music to all of our ears. jim axelrod, cbs news. [ applause ] >> garrett: and that is the overnight news. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs news this morning. we'll have complete coverage of the democratic national convention starting right here at 10:00 a.m. eastern. from the nation's capital i'm major garrett. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs overnight news." >> garrett: good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in washington. this week marks a milestone in the evolution of our democracy. 100

says he still has questions about getting his 5 year-old child ready for distance learning at horace mann elementary school in oakland jones says. he's received a text message that all students need to register. but usd website says returning students do not have to reapply. >>and that's not thing that's frustrating lack of communication they give us a schedule and tell us it was going to be at 9 o'clock it was one of the 4 hours of my day starts from saudi to have that yes. >>jones says his only option is not a complete the registration process in person. we reached out to the school district to find out why returning students do not automatically advance to the next level as of this hour we we're still waiting for a reply a virtual learning hub in oakland is helping its underserved students get ahead during distance learning. >>after a summer program with live online classes in core academic subjects, the parent lead community group is called the oakland reach. well it's now working to set students up for success in the fall as kron 4 s taylor bisacky explains tonight. the citywide virt

we did check in with a dad and his 5 year-old son who's a student at horace mann elementary school. they say that there was a first some technical issues they have to deal with but then the family noticed there were only a handful of other students who are logged in for the classes. >>in the beginning there was some technical issues with sao to my dismay there were only 2 of the student center only 3 students total and i feel like the others students who was in there they're being robbed of that really suit noted that takes place. >>school district officials and the teachers union still working on a contract officials with the union say they believe it's very important to listen. during this first week to the observations from parents, students and teachers before they agree on a deal with the district. well day care is no longer just for infants and toddlers in alameda county providers say they're now accepting school age kids. this is parents are scrambling to try and find safe places to send their students on school days for supervised distance learning. kron four's phillipe djeg

and and groupings and and those things we can teach within the first 20 days, one of us to horace mann 5th grade teacher frank lara says parents will also have a role to play in online education. >>since much of the work. >>we'll have to be done at home. >>families need to create the environment have a study area have a place where they can also work and has minimal interruption bible for 4 hours in terms of that online daily instruction. we're also learning a little bit more about that. >>as you know it ranges from 3 to 4 hours a day depending on the granger in the san francisco unified school district says just to clarify for parents that does not mean each child will be in from the computer interacting with a teacher for 3 to 4 hours a day. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well schools in south san francisco will also start online classes. next monday that's august 17th. they were originally set to start tomorrow but school officials change their plans. so all students will do distance learning to start that's phase. one and that alas potentially 3 more again all distance

mann was the man. pull-up 3. 25 points. clippers take it in come back fashion in overtime. both of teams move on to the playoffs. >>> big basketball news for sacramento. time for a change with the kings. after 14 straight seasons and no playoff berths, vlade divac is out as the team's general manager. he joined the organization back in 2015 as the president. took over the general managerial chores and didn't get it done, really, they never built a true contender, and they're calling it a resignation. i think we all know vlade divac, who was a fine player in this day, mostly with the l.a. lakers, was fired. that is the sporting life. like i say, beautiful night for baseball, even in san francisco, giants and a's, we'll have highlights of game one of the series tonight at 10:00. andre, cristina, back to you. >> looking forward to it, mark, thank you. and thanks for joining us tonight here on ktvu. big bang theory is next. our live coverages continues at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. have a good evening. oh, hey, if you guys are free this weekend, i won a night of wine tasting from

he says he received the text this week from horace mann elementary school in oakland regarding what he has to do to get his 5 year-old son josiah ready for the first day of school the problem he says conflicting messages this to access all students need to register but he says on the oakland unified school district's website says returning students don't have to reapply if they are in school but it still could be some. he says he received this text containing 3 links for completing the registration and it didn't help either. >>and also learned that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i'm having that difficulty i can imagine other parents who have a hard time he's now that with the option of completing the registration process in person which is a major challenge for this single father who was also a working parent apple on time take off work to go there in person and that number 2 at the secure south here and once again we're talking about the pandemic at a time where a lot of parents are reluctant to have their kids at different places. i reached out to the oa

. >> reporter: for penn state's michael mann the first lesson is that science denial is deadly. >> ithink there's enough resilience in the system that we can withstand one term, one four-year term of donald trump. i'm not sure we can withstand two. >> reporter: every day new data shows how the countries rallying around clear messages of sound science have much lower body counts and more resilient economies. same rules apply when oceans rise, mountains burn, and economies shift. masks are teaching us that our personal choices can save or cost human lives. but individual behavior is not the ultimate cure. just like the way you parked your car during lockdown. you helped clear the air for a bit but did nothing for the centuries' worth of carbon dioxide already smothering the planet, which will only get worse until systems change. >> i testify before you as a practicing emergency medicine doctor who is both on the front lines of the climate crisis and the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: congress heard socially distant testimony this week from doctors forced to battle covid and heat strok

and an groupings and and those things we can teach within the first 20 days point of us to horace mann 5th grade teacher frank lara says parents will also have a role to play in online education. >>since much of the work. >>we'll have to be done at home. >>families need to create the environment have a study area have a place where they can also work and has minimal interruption bible for 4 hours in terms of that online daily instruction. we're also learning a little bit more about that. >>as you know it ranges from 3 to 4 hours a day depending on the granger in the san francisco unified school district says just to clarify for parents that does not mean each child will be in from the computer interacting with a teacher for 3 to 4 hours a day. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>meantime south san francisco school officials announced a delay to the start of the school year classes were supposed to start on august 12th. but now been pushed back to the 17th. now school officials say they are revising their plan for reopening according to the district superintendent all students w

orientation for students we checked in with a father and his 5 year-old son who is a student at horace mann elementary school. there were some technical issues at first, but the family noticed there were only a handful of other students logged on for the classes in the beginning there was some technical issues with sao to my dismay there were only. >>2 of the student center only 3 students total and i feel like the others students who was in there they're being robbed of that really should go to matt takes place. >>district officials and the teachers union they're still trying to hammer out a new contract officials with the teachers union say they believe it's important to listen to the first week observe the parents and students and teachers listen to all of them before agreeing on a deal with the district. day care is no longer just for infants and toddlers in alameda county providers say they're now accepting school age kids. this is parents scramble for him to find safe places to send their students on school days for supervise distance learning. kron four's for me to call it explains.

>>we checked in with a father and his 5 year-old son who is a student at horace mann elementary schoolre were some technical issues the first but the family notice they were only a handful of other students logged on for their classes. >>so we logged on this morning and to my dismay there were only 2 of the student center only 3 students total on this zone call. it is maybe just think about all of the students who were not able to join and i feel like the others so and so was in there they're being robbed of that really suit noted that takes place during class time. district officials and the teachers union they're still working on a new contract officials with the teachers union say they believe. >>it's important to listen to the first week of observations from the parents students and teachers before agreeing on a deal with the district. the care is no longer just for infants and toddlers in alameda county one provider is accepting students up to 13 years old t r ga wall runs a day care in livermore and she got an updated state license last year allowing her. our love her business i

says he still has questions about getting his 5 year-old kid ready for distance learning at horace mann elementary in oakland. jones says sees received conflicting messages. one saying all students need to register. but he says on u.s. these web site it says returning students do not have to reapply. >>and that's another thing that's a frustrating lack of communication they didn't give us a schedule and tell us it was going to be at 9 o'clock it was one of the 4 hour my day starts from saudi to have that yes. >>jones says he's been communicating with other parents and the problem extends beyond his family and his son. >>a virtual learning hub in oakland is helping its underserved students get ahead during the distance learning and now the parent lead community group it's called the oakland reach is now working to set students up for success in the fall as kron four's taylor bizzack explains tonight the citywide virtual hub is more than just an academic resource. >>our families are typically the families who are like left behind. they are typically the family to get this sorted them to s

we checked back today with john jones the 3rd his 5 year-old son is a student at horace mann elementary school. we first talked to him last week about frustrations and confusion over getting ready for school. he says there are some technical issues with sound on the first day but his key observation was the number of classmates online for his son's class. >>so we logged on this morning and to my dismay there were only 2 other student center only 3 students total on this zone call. and it is maybe just think about all of the students who were not able to join and i feel like the others students who was in there they're being robbed of that really suit noted that takes place during class time. >>district officials and the teachers union are still working on a contract deal officials with the teachers union say they believe it's important to listen to the first week observations to find out what works best. once rivals, but now running mate senator kamala harris joins joe biden's race to the white house our team coverage on an historic moment in us politics california senator bay area nati

here's a screenshot of one of the texts sent from horace mann elementary to a father of a 5 year-old there the messages ask him to fill out a survey about tech needs and register his son to assign a teacher. the father says the text contradict the information on the district's website that say returning students do not need to register. he also says the links to register do not help. >>and also in that someone savvy when it comes to navigating the web sites. and i'm having that difficulty i can imagine for parents who have a hard time. >>he says the only option left is to complete the registration process in person which she says is a major challenge for it was a single dad kron 4 reached out to the district to find out why returning students do not automatically matriculate to the next level, we're still waiting to hear back tonight and in oakland a virtual learning hub is helping served a. >>that is helping underserved students there get a head during the distance learning the parent lead a community group it's called the oakland reach lead online classes this summer in core academ