material revision to the new school san francisco charter. the action proposed is that staff recommends denial of the proposed revision to the charter of new school san francisco to expand from grades k-5 to grades k-8. their review and findings of fact are that finding one the proposed material revision presents an unsound educational program for students to be involved in the charter school. the plan for english learners does not adequately address the needs of english language learners in the proposed middle grade 6-8 grade span. finding two, the petitioner's unlikely to successfully implement the proposed material revisions set forth in the petition, because the renewal petition lacks a description of new requirements of charter schools and how the charter school met those requirements, as required in code section 476-0782. once again, the recommendation charter school represents an unsound educational program for the students to be enrolled for the petitioner's unlikely to successfully implement the program set forth. the petition does no

i am also a member of the new school of san francisco. new school is great because they accept everybody different and unique. another reason is because if i have a problem my teachers are there to help me solve it. my last reason is when i make a mistake my teachers are there to support me. thank you. [applause.] >> some of the reasons i love new school because the teachers work hard for the students to educate them to make sure students have fun while they are educated. whenever a kid needs help teachers do their best to help them. also, whenever i have a question, the teachers do the best to teach me whatever they know. we also have five values that are respect, kindness, courage, responsibility and to be curious. that is what makes new school special. we love new school. please vote yes for new school. thank you. [applause.] >> good evening, i am denise. i wear two hats. i am a founding team member of the school and proud parent of a first grader. my story is not typical. five years ago when the doors were open i was the operations man

proud to be here today represented new schools of san francisco. usually i'm here talking about sensitive matters, this is a procedural matter. new school of san francisco has not submitted a material revision. they submitted a renewal to the charter petition. therefore, the consideration of the charter revision is not applicable. material revision is eight tram of art that requires a charter school is proposing additional sites. in this case, there are no additional sites being proposed. to the extent that this was a big u.s. in law recently, it has been clarified in case on pending legislation in the senate right now. commissioner chapman will speak in a moment, to how the school is and always has been a k-12 school, one is building up and adding a grade per year. so, therefore, even if these additions are not considered part of the normal expansion. this will not be considered a material revision by law. i submitted legal opinion today to legal counsel. i have separate copies for the whole board here as well, if you like to review it. thank you v

new schools across the city. if we can start a conversation what it would mean to start another montessori school in san francisco, i would love to get that started. thank you to those sites for having me. i am going to excuse or student

new schools across the city. if we can start a conversation what it would mean to start another montessori school in san francisco, i would love to get that started. thank you to those sites for having me. i am going to excuse or student delegates. i have been told you have got to go. i kept you over. good night. number three. calendar of committee meetings. i will have the chairs of each committee announce their next meetings unless you have it in front of you. budget and business services.

that is because for every 30 new jobs added in san francisco, only one new unit of housing is produced. also, the san francisco unified school district says two thirds of teachers spend more than 30% of their income on housing. >> if you work in san francisco as a educator or teacher, you have a place to stay here. you are valued here. we are going to assure that we accomplished that would prop e point >> the affordable housing advocates and labor groups all joined members of the board of supervisors to kick off this new campaign. proposition e is on the november 5th ballot. >>> the 15th annual oakland grand prix brought out hundreds of bike riders today to compete in races throughout the day. sara zendehnam tells us the event had something for all ages and all skill levels. >>> we have heard a lot of people refer to this event as nascar on bikes. it is true. riders go around the roots for miles and they go really fast. there is action, excitement, and the occasional crash. >> reporter: the oakland grand prix is an exciting event for those watching. >> all you feel is the wind coming off of all of the guys. >> reporter: and

. >> in san francisco, elissa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. >>> state law will require school districts to update records to reflect chosen names and genders of graduates. san francisco assemblyman, david chiu wrote the bill. he said some schools have been reluctant to issue new diplomas, ged's or graduates with their preferred gender. he also says outdated records could inadvertently reveal a graduate is tran ginger when they have not made the transition public. the law takes effect next year. >>> the deal would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. governor gavin newsom announced the deal of a cap of rising rent that would not apply to properties built within the last 15 and it would sunset at 2030. the california building association will not oppose the bill and it still needs the approval of the legislature. >>> ruth bader ginsburg says she is ready for the start of an intern with the highest court in the land in october. she has had some serious health issues recently but as fox 2's mark meredith shows, she appears to be eager to get back to work. >> this is the second ti

san francisco families union. i would like to speak to the new school families and staff, as much as to the board. partly because charter lawn san francisco gives our board very little oversight, very little control about which charter schools we approve. that is evident by them and spoken not to be here. it is a comment on the families and educators to recognize the impact that your expansion will have in our district. we heard tonight, from middle school students, who are facing potential cuts at their school site because they're losing enrollment. your expansion to the middle school, especially if you intend to target families of color, and families who are lower income, will directly impact the enrollment of our most impacted public schools. i would also like to remind you that one of the ways that segregation plays out in the united states is by parent self-selection, and the choice was a strategy that was developed by a religious schools , in the south, when they were instructed to integrate. what happened was they created schools that white families could opt into and made it very difficult

and that's because for every 13 new jobs added in san francisco, only one new unit of housing will be produced. the san francisco unified schoolt two-thirds of teachers spend more than 30% of their income on housing. >>> and if you work in san francisco, the educator, or a teacher, you have a place to stay here and we are valued here. >> and numbers of the board of supervisors were joined in today's campaign kickoff by teachers, labor unions and neighborhood groups. proposition e is on the november 5 ballot. >>> and sacramento state university has accidentally accepted 3,500 had weight lifted students for fall admission. students who were mistakenly invited to admitted students day after an e-mail was sent in march and welcoming them to the event. officials say the school never rescinded the invitation, which implied the students were accepted. not all 3,500 students decided to attend sac state. university officials say the error resulted if an additional 500 students who began classes this semester. there was room because of lower than expected admissions and a record number of graduates last year. >>> still ahead here protec

schools were destroyed by the perpetuators. san francisco accepted us. we tended to this city after the genocide and build a new life. we build built our church, our full-time school kids, our community center, youth organizations, and created a new armenia in san francisco. we became the caretakers of mount davidson cross because we know the feeling of losing heritage. for over a hundred years, the armenian community here has been part of the multicultural fabric of san francisco. it has been an honor to serve this city and community every single day, and it will be cherished forever. i ensure that the community and the city will continue their strong relationship for years to come. and author and san francisco resident once said, if you are alive, you can't be bored in san francisco. if you are not alive, san francisco will bring you to life san francisco is a world to explore, and it is a place the heart can go on a delightful adventure. it is a city in which the spirit can no refreshment every day. thank you and may god bless you. [applause] [applause] >> supervisor fewer? >> thank you very much. could i have reso

new roads at your local chevy dealer. (pam) the oakland and san francisco school districts got a big boost today. (ken) salesforce c-e-o marc benioff announced a multi million dollar donation. kron 4' charles clifford has details.

artists who executed these murals may george washington high school one of the most important composite tories of new deal artwork in san francisco. well, having said that this was one of the most significant, or one of the things that made george washington high school significant, i don't think that we can now say to the contrary. and on page 90 of that same report, we listed the murals as a character defining feature of that high school. every generation gets to make its mark, and certainly, the 19 th century historians made there's. in the thirties, it didn't matter if he was a formal or informal communist, this also shouldn't be the end of the discussion, particularly considering what has happened to communism in our lifetimes. they have run out of other people's money, so the point is that each generation can have it say in interpreting -- can have its say in interpreting history. i think it is a bit arrogant of one generation to simply dismiss and want to paint over the plots -- the thoughts and feelings that drove an earlier generation it is fine to be critical of it, it is wonderful to analyse it, but to obliterate it, n

school building instead. in san francisco, anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. >> little global citizens in the making. >> a lotot of grade levels and across the country. it's going about the a big deal. >>> let's bring in jeff. not only our weather, but jeff, you've been doing a lot of work on this whole issue of climate change that you've been showing us and really educating us on the issues that a lot of us haven't even touched on. >> there is certainly a lot of danger zones happening across the world. today we took a look at the great barrier reef. and tomorrow we'll take a look at the arctic, and we'll give you an update on what's happening up there as well. if you want a closer look at the bay area in our climate change and impacts we're seeing right now and what could happen in 100 years, scott budman and i did a facebook live for nbc news. you can go to their home page to find it, or you can also go to jeff ranieri nbc. and it's about 20 minutes long. and once again, we talk about climate change that is happening specifically in the bay area. i do want to remind you once again, as i mentioned, we are do

new trouble for a san francisco e-cigarette maker, the shakeup at the top of juul.>>> from mindfulness exercises to stress toys, we bring you on tour of a new wellness center made especially for high school students.>>> after being shut down for hours, montgomery street in san francisco is now open. we will tell you why protesters left of these colorful murals right here on the street. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>>

new schools across the city. if we can start a conversation what it would mean to start another montessori school in san francisco, i would love to get that started. thank you to those sites for having me. i am going to excuse or student delegates. i have been told you have got to go. i kept you over. good night. number three. calendar of committee meetings. i will have the chairs of each committee announce their next meetings unless you have it in front of you. budget and business services. wednesday, october 2. i am reading the script. october 2, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. rules policy and legislation monday october 7 at 5:00 p.m. curriculum and program wednesday october 23 at 6:00 p.m. building and grounds monday october 28 at 6:00 p.m. ad-hoc committee will be meeting thursday october 10 at 6:00 p.m. at a tentative location. ad-hoc committee on student assignment was announced monday october 21st at 6:00 p.m. the joint committee from the school district and city college and board of supervisors friday october 11, 10:00 a.m. that meeting will be held in the legislative chamber at city hall. quickly one last announcemen

news. >>> in san francisco, a new twist in the ongoing controversy over a mural, a group of people gathered, demanding that the schoolexplain the history and significance of the mural, which includes imagers of slavery and a native american dead on the ground. last month devoted to spend $850,000 to cover up the mural and the project could take years to complete, which is why there are no calls for the center change. >>> rain is coming from the pacific northwest. it is set up where you can kind of see it, with those lightning strikes, you saw a little bit of lightning over there. that's up around quincy and susanville. the fire is still burning. the fog along the coast is back. wind is loading significantly with wind out of the northwest at ten up to 25 miles per hour. temperatures are like these everywhere. tomorrow is going to be a lot like today. the next day, thursday, friday, temperatures will warm up significantly. tomorrow it will warm up a little bit. thursday and write a they will, temperatures could easily be in the upper to middle 90s. saturday they will cool down. tomorrow it's partly sunny in san francis

school on tuesday. reporting in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>breaking overnight in san francisco, one man is dead and a woman is injured after a shooting in the city's crocker amazon neighborhood. so this happened at around 9 o'clock sunday night. it was a 300 block of wall street. the victims were found in a parked car. the man was dead at the scene, the woman was hospitalized with non-life threatening gunshot wounds, no arrests have been made. well police and u c berkeley are looking for 2 people involved in an armed robbery, so the robbery happened last night this is near a popular lookout on grisly people of art, both of the attackers were carrying guns, they approached the victim, they demanded their personal items, the victims were not injured. a new development in the case of the boat fire that killed 34 people in southern california last week. authorities served search warrants on the company that owned the conception dive boat, more than half of the victims who died were from northern california, including right here in the bay area. authorities say the 34 people likely

school in san francisco and forest hill elementary school in san jose. all honorees will be celebrated at an award ceremony in washington, d.c., in november. congratulations to them. >>> 5:36 right now. news morning, a price cut for living in a san francisco landmark, a penthouse on the soma clark tower is a few million dollars cheaper. >> she did say million dollars cheaper. is listed at an affordable $6 million. that's down from the original asking price of $8.5 million when they went on the market back in 2016. fyi for you, the space is 3,000 square feet with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a surround deck with an amazing view of the city as well as the bay and likely could see a lot of traffic this morning, mike? >> also clock tower you said, do i have to ring the bell? >> for $6 million, why not? >> you can do whatever you want. >> exactly. >> you probably could see a lot of traffic there always in view around the city. over here in san francisco, looking down the peninsula, great flow throughout the south bay and all along the east bay, tri-valley a little slowing for highway 84, typical as you come through sunol in through sunol out of livermore. slowing southbound 680 approaching

texas with the largest number of high school athletes is the latest to take the next step. >>> all new real estate record is set in san francisco. two buildings just sold for about $53 million. >> that is the highest price ever for a multi family building transaction in that neighborhood. both buildings include studios, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments. >> it doesn't seem that high for san francisco. >> that's a whole building? >> maybe it was a good deal. >>> we want to go outside and play today. >> it's going to be nice for a little while. yes, you can go outside and play. you want to take it easy. it's still pretty hot out there. we are seeing the fog over the golden gate bridge and is creating some cooler temperatures there. it's all about where you ar because we are still seeing a wide range from the coast to the inland areas. 77 degrees and we're getting sunshine there as our temperatures continue to warm up. we're already at 84 in fairfield. oakland is at 68. we're just all over the place once again. it just depends on where the breeze picks up. you're not getting much of that in brentwood. it's 86 degrees. 77 in s

school work to san francisco. the framework that we presented a year ago laid out some new program priorities for the upcoming school years, and i will go through these quickly, but i have a slide on each of these. one goal is to expand the number of schools reached through this program, adopting new programmatic goals, one is to reduce single-family vehicle trips from 48% to 30% by 2030, that is also this -- that is also the school district's adopted goal. do school reduce school area collisions by 50%, and then broadly have stronger coordination and coordination about the safe routes to school program with the school community and with each of you. in order to reach all schools, i wanted to clarify that the safety programs at -- that the m.t.a. and other partner organizations conduct are really available to all over 240 schools in san francisco. that includes public, private, charter schools, k. through 12. for the m.t.a. programs, we prioritize based on things like collision history and school population to make sure that any engineering efforts or crossing guards, and so forth, are directed at the locations of t

school day starts. governor new? has until october 13th to make a decision. >>> happening today, a pretrial hearing in san francisco for a woman accused of killing a san francisco grocer. she is charged with vehicular manslaughter, hit and run, arson, and driverring without a license. prosecutors say she drove her car into 56-year-old castanis while he was looking at produce. he came to the united states from grease and was the founder of markets in san francisco. >>> rallies demanding that federal detention centers along the u.s. mexico border be closed. protesters are using today which is mexico's independence day to put a spotlight on conditions of those centers. there will be several events including a rally at the 24th street mission bar station in san francisco. marchers will head to city hall and customs enforcement office at 3:00. they will then march back to the bart station. >>> asking cell phone companies what they are going to do when pg ande shuts off power because of fire danger. pg ande says it will shut off power to prevent its equipment from starting a wildfire. the sec sent letters to at&t, sprint, t-

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new construction that would serve middle income households. we would prioritize down payment systems, loans for first-time homebuyers and also we have a teacher next door grant program that serves the san francisco unified school district educators. this would be serving households between the 80-175% and 200% of the ami. this new category of funding under the bond is for senior housing. the working group that was convened by the mayor and the board of supervisors identified this as a critical need as san francisco's population continues to grow and age. we have found that we have not had the pipeline of projects serving senior households keeping up with the pace of the needs of a growing senior population and so it was a priority for the mayor and the board to include funding specifically as a category to meet housing for seniors. we have for that in the bonds $150 million specifically for creating affordable senior rental housing through new construction and acquisition. we would be prioritizing projects that are ready able to leverage additional resources and locate neighborhoods where there is opportunities for production for senior housing. this would be serving households between the extremely low to low

san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thanks. >>> this tragedy has certainly hit home in many work places, neighbors and schools across the bay area. at freemont high school the students are mourning scott chan. scott was an experienced diver and his death has sent shock waves throughout the diving community. >> it's a small community. it is a lot of cross talk between the shops and divers and everybody knows everybody else. >> a diving store told us that divers usually face the greatest danger when they're underwater, especially when it comes to dealing with the pressure of things submerged. >>> we will keep you updated as new information is released about the fire and victims. download the abc 7 news app for instant updates. >>> happening now, hurricane dorian is continuing to move up the atlantic coast after causing devastation in the bahamas. just in the past hour the bahamas health minister said at least 20 deaths have been linked to dorian. >> the very latest from the national hurricane center, it is still a category two. life threatening storm surges are expected and they will see very bad flooding in the area. it is a cate

students around the world are preparing to walk out of school tomorrow to bring awareness to climate change. the march will take place from san francisco to new york and in more than 100 countries. students will hold a day of protest demanding more action. kids in the fifth grade class at ar gone elementary school plan to march to the federal building. at first the school said it would help facilitate the protest but then changed its mind. >> the district has expressed huge support for this in an organized way. and that suddenly seemed like it was being pulled back. >> the school says students can leave and miss time but will be marked with an unexcused absence. meteorologist kari hall will continue our climate in crisis series with a look at why temperatures are warming in the pacific ocean. >>> all that have leading up to the u.n. clip mat summit that's coming up next week. on facebook, my page is meteorologist kari hall. i've been posting what's going on for today. a cool start to the morning. we're at 48 degrees but it's 57 in san jose and half moon bay. we're going to see some mid to upper 70s today and some breezy winds with a cool star

thousands of students are preparing to walk out of school tomorrow to bring awareness to climate change. the march will take place from san francisco to new york and in more than 100 countries. the students will demand more action. kids in the fifth grade class plan to march to the federal building. the school said it would help facilitate the protest but changed its mind. >> the district has expressed huge support for this in an organized way and that suddenly seemed like it was being pulled back. >> students can leave or miss time but they will be marked down with an unexcused absence. coming up in the next few minutes, kari hall will continue our climate in crisis series with a look at why tperatures are warming in the pacific ocean. kari joins us right now. >> all weeklong we've been highlighting our climate in crisis series leading into the u.n. climate summit. i've been posting the stories on my page on twitter, facebook and instagram. let me get you out the door with a look at what it feels like. 59 degrees in san jose. livermore at 52. over to martinez with a look at how our morning shapes up. 59 at 7:00. a lot of sunshine today a

school in san francisco. it starts with our kids. it starts with taking care of each other. it starts with developing a new generation of hope for san francisco. so this project is so much more than just rehabilitating units. it's really changing a community and making things better now and for the future. it starts with us and we're in this together. we're going to get there one step at a time. i want to thank the john stewart company, mayor's office of housing, bank of america, and who else was part of this project? related. thank you. it means a lot to have incredible partners. we don't do this work alone. but most importantly, i want to thank the people who live here, who trusted us to make this happen, who work with us every step of the way. it means a lot to have the support and trust of a community in order to get things done. that's exactly what we were able to accomplish through this amazing project together. so congratulations. this is just the beginning of i know more that's get to come. thank you. [ applause ]. >> that's what i'm talking about. mayor, you're so good at that. you're just flying

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school on tuesday. reporting in oakland gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>breaking overnight, san francisco. one man is dead and a woman injured after a shooting in the city's crocker amazon neighborhood. it happened around 9 o'clock sunday night this was on the 300 block of brawl street. the victims were found in a parked car. the man died at the scene the woman was sent to the hospital with non life threatening. injuries. no arrests have been made. a man is critically injured and another has been arrested following a shooting in west oakland. it happened in the 1900 block of poplar street. police say both the victim and the gunman. our family members. >>a new development in the case of the boat fire that killed 34 people in southern california last week authorities serve search warrants on the company that owned the conception dive boat. more than half of the victims who died were from northern california including here in the bay area. the 34 people, the passengers likely died from smoke inhalation before they were burned because they were sleeping down below when the fire broke out. the

san mateo high school in the peninsula requires students to lock their phones in pouches. more coming up on gma after abc 7 mornings. >>> new this morning, oprah is coming to san francisco. >he arms. >> oprah! >> they made the announcement a few minutes ago. she'll be at the chase center next year. the former talk show host is working with ww, previously known as weight watchers for talks to promote a healthier lifestyle. she's expected to discuss the personal ups and downs of her wellnessople to develop their o action plan. all the stops will feature different guests. it's set for saturday, february 22nd. >> the chis center is really working out for us. getting good people. >> i'm very excited. >> that's exciting to see her there. >> i like she calls it a wellness journey instead of battle of the bulge, battle of our weight. i'm right there with you, girl. right there with you. >>> we were all worried about the chase center not getting diverse people. there you go. >> it's happening. >>> let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. every seven minutes we have weather for you. sutro tower, 56. i bet we win for the most gorgeous sunrise this morning. isn't that absolutely