was saying. >> commissioner moliga: let me back up and apologize. it is in the amendment. i didn't see it. therefore it be resolved. >> president lopez: i'd just like to add clarity that way we're all on the same page with the amendment. essentially, the change is from the $75 million that's proposed by staff to the $100 million so that we use the full $100 million and that there's the additional commitment to the arts project that's added at the end. and then what will shift is the $15 million for mission bay considering that many have said we cannot focus on a new school site when our current school sites are in the conditions they're in. but to what vice president moliga was saying, there's very much true in what we believe in and why it is still part of the amendment in the $31 million part of what's been added for commissioner alexander. >> commissioner moliga: okay. so just for clarification in how i read resolutions, normally anything below the therefore be resolved is what we're asking for. i do apologize for misinterpretation of the resolut

was saying. >> commissioner moliga: let me back up and apologize. it is in the amendment. i didn't see it. therefore it be resolved. >> president lopez: i'd just like to add clarity that way we're all on the same page with the amendment. essentially, the change is from the $75 million that's proposed by staff to the $100 million so that we use the full $100 million and that there's the additional commitment to the arts project that's added at the end. and then what will shift is the $15 million for mission bay considering that many have said we cannot focus on a new school site when our current school sites are in the conditions they're in. but to what vice president moliga was saying, there's very much true in what we believe in and why it is still part of the amendment in the $31 million part of what's been added for commissioner alexander. >> commissioner moliga: okay. so just for clarification in how i read resolutions, normally anything below the therefore be resolved is what we're asking for. i do apologize for misinterpretation of the resolut

the recall election for board members allison collins gabriela lopez and moliga has been scheduled for february 15th 2022 supporters submitted more than 80,000 signatures. the recall election comes after some parents expressed frustration with the school board on a number of issues from in-person learning to the effort to rename some schools and more. this will be the first to local recall election on a san francisco ballot since 1983. that's when an effort to oust then mayor dianne feinstein failed. one person died, 2 others were injured in separate false from upper-level seating during a concert at the chase center happened last night. >> during a phish concert. police first responded to reports of a man who had been badly injured in a possible fall. this was about 09:00pm he did later die. >> but an hour later they got reports of a second person who fell. >> and when that happened, another person was injured from the man fell on him. those incidents are under investigation. kron four's amanda hari has a following up show have more during our prime time news beginning at 8. >> well,

alison collins gabrielle lopez and fogel are from for foam ugly. 4 fold got moliga. they're scheduled for february 15th 2022 now the recall election comes after some parents expressed frustration with the school board on a number of problems from in-person learning to the effort of renaming some schools and more. the election is expected to cost the district about 8 million dollars now, the school board president released a statement criticizing the election as wasteful because it is months before a general election. lopez says the money for the recall would be better used for critical resources. well, thousands of california parents hit the streets to protest the state's mask and vaccine mandate for students. they want to send a message to state and local leaders to the school walkout kron four's jonathan mccall takes a look at protests across california. >> a parent push back across the golden state on monday. we're going on 2 years now of all of this. it's getting exhausting parents pulling their pupils from classrooms to protest vaccine and mask requirements issu

. >> vice president moliga: yes. 7 ayes. >> item 3 is the superintendent's report. i'll call on superintendent matthews. >> superintendent matthews: thank you, president lopez. i am extremely proud to announce what you may have seen in the news. there have been less than five outbreaks in san francisco schools since beginning of the year and full return to in-person learning. that includes the school district charters and private schools. all the cases were mild or moderate. no one required hospitalization. attributing to the success of the mask mandate for students and staff also our requirement that staff members get vaccinated or tested. as of earlier this month, we have 96% of staff reporting having been vaccinated. we recognize that san francisco has some of the best health experts and will continue to follow their guidance. this accomplishment is due to the commitment of health and safety by the staff, student and families. i want to thank you all. our department is partnering to hold four vaccination clinics at san francisco unified school district. in no app

allison collins, gabriela lopez and foga moliga and they've been scheduled for february 15th more thanitted some parents been complaining about problems, including in-person learning and the effort to rename schools. and this will be the first local recall election on a san francisco ballot since 1983 that when an effort to oust ban. mayor dianne feinstein failed. >> los angeles county is demanding that a judge force kobe bryant's widow vanessa bryant and others to submit to psychiatric examinations before a lawsuit. they filed goes to trial. that lawsuit is over. those alleged leaked images of the helicopter crash scene where 9 people were killed in january of 2020 including kobe bryant and his daughter gianna the families are claiming that the leak of the pictures was a violatdon of their civil rights and their privacy and caused them emotional stress. but the county wants to find out if the photographs actually contribute contributed to the distress or if it was simply because of the crash. bryant's attorneys say an 8 hour psychiatric evaluation is unreasonable. the case is schedule

petitions were certified the elections are for board members allison collins, gabriela lopez foga moliga. they've been scheduled for february 15th. this comes after some parents were frustrated and angry about certain problems. including in-person learning the effort to rename schools. the election expected to cost the district about 8 million dollars. the school board. president has not released a statement criticizing the election as wasteful saying in part, it is unfortunate. we as a city now have to waste millions on the recall just months before the general election, taking money that could have gone to crucial resources. we as a society must stop the weaponization of these outrageous recalls and push back on similar right wing tactics were saying across the country. >> today across the state. it's estimated thousands of california parents fed up and frustrated with mask and vaccine mandates for students hit the streets hoping to teach a lesson to state and local leaders through a school walkout. well, for jonathan mccall is here now with a look at the protests across california jon

the elections are for board members alison collins, gabriela lopez and found moliga the election is setomes after some parents expressed frustration with the school board on a number of issues from in-person learning to efforts to rename some schools. the election is expected to cost the district about 8 million dollars. but the school board. president says that's actually a waste of time and money because only months after that actually have a general election. >> 8.37 we'll talk about the rain that's headed our way well, and the santa cruz mountains sonoma county as they're worried about possible flooding because of wildfires that burned the area leaving scarred charred earth that could really be problematic. santa cruz counties watching the area around the czu lightning complex fire and in santa rosa, they're concerned about the fire that broke out there as well. that was the glass fire. so the burn scars, if there's too much rain, of course, that could end up with flooding and mudslides and so they're warning people who live in those areas to just be alert. be careful and know that

include board members, allison collins gabriela lopez and fogo moliga. the election is set for february 15th. this recall comes after some parents expressed frustration with the school board over a number of issues, including in-person learning and efforts to rename some of their schools. the recall election is expected to cost the district about 8 million dollars which critics say is a waste of money because there's already a general election set for next year. >> it's 09:30am talk about the rain that's on the way. well, and the santa cruz mountains and in sonoma county. they're concerned about possible flooding in the areas that were recently burned by wildfires. santa cruz is worried about the czu lightning complex fire burn scar. and in santa rosa, they're monitoring very closely. the rainfall, how it could affect the glass fire's footprint. the county and fire department are urging people who live in the areas to be prepared in the event of flash floods and mudslides. and right now there is a prescribed burn under way in sonoma county. it's the seco

allison collins gabriela lopez and moliga. the election is set for february 15th of next year.ents expressed frustration with the school board on a number of problems from in-person learning to the effort to rename some of the schools and other issues as well. so the election is expected to cost the district about 8 million dollars for the school bosrd. president released a statement criticizing the election as wasteful because it's only months before a general election. >> time. now 6.39 and we're going to get rain. so santa cruz in sonoma counties are concerned about burn scar areas where there were wild fires. santa cruz county is watching out in the area of the czu fire and the santa rosa fire department. they are monitoring how the rain might affect the area where the glass fire burned. a lot of land. the county and the fire department are urging people who live in these areas be prepared because it's a lot of rain comes and it's all money and scarred from the fires. and that could be mudslides and it could cause flooding as well. today is the second day of a controlled bu

i guess i am having similar concerns with commissioner president moliga. i have an understanding of other fiscal costs and projected costs. i would like to see the plan as part of what we vote on. because of the situation with the budget and all of the projecting we are doing forward not seeing a fully laid out plan makes it very difficult to grasp how to ensure this will reach all the places we need it to. how we as board can be creative about ways to fund shortcomings in the district. we don't have unlimited pot of money. i would definitely be interested in seeing additional funds to support custodial issues and dealing with pest problems and things of that nature. that is why i feel like having the plan would give us ability to go in and look at items and make adjustments based on fiscal availability. it is not how things work at the board and we are not typically presented with full plans. i feel like this is something i need to see so we are spending the money in the best way possible. that is the concern i have right now. >> i would like to add to th

moliga. >> yes. >> mr. sanchez. >> no. >> ms. lopez. >> no. >> that is five nos. >> okay. four nos and five with the student delegate. that's correct. now we are discussing the second maepd amended resolution. are there any thoughts? i know we were going to come back to commissioner boggess. >> there were members of the public who talked about the need for a full renovation. this not a full renovation, is that correct? i'm just going to keep it to yes and no. >> commissioner, unfortunately that is not a yes or no question because we have yet to scope the project. the full renovation is what the board of education determines after we made design and made a recommendation to what the renovation should be. at this point we are commence modernization project that first and foremost always prioritizes safety needs, secondly attempts to improve the functionality of any sfusd site and third, contemplate enhancements and new features. >> i think of full renovations i think all the issues will be fixed and i hear that's not enough to do that in the scope of this project and it will