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because when federal agents show up, who's got a who's got the power in the school? ur security officers to be. >> the ones? >> that's really why the superintendent has to be the one who has the power in schools. and look, you know, i don't i superintendents get there in charge. so it has to be the superintendent, it has to be the principal. and, you know, one can be nice and polite about it, but how do you just give kids over to somebody with a gun that says that they have a us tag on them? you have to have a protocol and procedure. but what we have seen, what we have said, even with this order lifted, which was really for i mean, can you imagine a hospital, somebody just ripping somebody off a ventilator? i mean, this is about fear. this administration, i thought, was elected to try to make america great again, make america better, help people lift their standards of living, not create fear for regular folks across the country, particularly our children. >> maybe. and i don't want to compare it to book banning. they're both really bad, but maybe this is a thing that

leadership academy in vallejo is going to be welcoming students back to school tomorrow. >> after copper wire thieves cut off the power to the entire campus. the school had to cancel all the classes for all of last week and repairs. they were costly for the school roughly $160,000. >> it's not like we're flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures will move in towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. all of factors that. >> police say they're still looking into this theft and they haven't gotten any leads to share with the public just yet. >> san francisco is cracking down on people reselling stolen goods today. mayor daniel lurie and state senator scott wiener announcing new laws to help disrupt illegal street vending. the mayor says the laws will allow police to hand out violations eventually charge people with misdemeanors while confiscating stolen goods. the goal is to protect legitimate street vendors while creating a feeling of safety in the city. >>

school seems kind of interesting. there's lot of lawyers who are, you know, powerful or prestigious or something. i'll just go do that. and that's not a good reason. i like in applying to law school is kind of to judaism you kind of approach times and if you're still committed then let's talk about it do you have the right reasons? what kind of lawyer do you want to be? what is your plan? you know, are you about this? and then there's money issue, you know, wouldn't go 200 now 300 grand into debt to go anywhere there are market signals if you can't get money from a place that's that you want to go to, then you probably ought not go there. but and then there are other considerations like what exactly do you want to do? like my you know, when i got at least a master's, maybe even a doctorate crisis management through through my experience here the the troubles as some of my friends call it. and one of the things i learned is goal setting is so again, your strategy depends on what goal you set. so do want to work at a big firm in new york? no, you really don't want to do that do you want to be involv

. >> little closer to home a week after copper wire thieves cut power off to an entire. >> campus later school is now slated to reopen kron four's philippe djegal talk to the superintendent about trying to get everybody back to business. >> the lights are back on at in leadership academy in vallejo little more than a week after the entire campus lost power taking today to just test our systems. our fire systems, hvac systems and school, be back to normal. tomorrow, vallejo city unified school district superintendent ruben aurelio praising the around the clock work district staff and contractors, putin to restore electricity. >> repairs initially estimated at up to $250,000 ending up at about $160,000. last get that money from its not like flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures, one moving towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. >> all those factors that are says, although declining enrollment has severely impacted the school

power. at first, the school district canceled class for the entire week, but last wednesday, officials were able to place more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers at six alternate campuses. the school district says they have since increased security to help prevent this from happening again. >> now to a remarkable reunion. 80 years in the making between a sister and her brother who was missing in action in world war two. >> abc seven news anchor dion lim sat down with sergeant ian hoppes, 93 year old sister, about the moment his bodily body finally came home to san francisco. >> sometimes i imagine with this car he was going out with some friends. >> though the memories are hazy after all this time. 93 year old marjorie wong remembers 1944 like it was yesterday, when news came to her front door that her brother, then 20 year old yin hoppe, was missing in action. >> i was a probably about 12 years old. my dad was working in the orchards. my mom uh, i think. i think she took it pretty bad. >> army air force sergeant jen hoppe's plane had been shot down on a mission in germany. details at

students this morning after copper or thieves cut power to the entire campus school had to cancel classes all of last wevk. repairs caused the school roughly $160,000. safety concerns in oakland affected a business owned by i should curry sweet july posted on instagram. it's closing ties, the safety of its patrons and staff. the store's last day of business is going to be this coming sunday. after months of backlash from community members, a safeway store in the fillmore district is set to close for good this friday safely. aside at sefton safety as reasons for closing the store. and today the oakland city council will vote on renaming a street in honor of a's legend rickey henderson. they're gonna vote on renaming the intersection of broadway and 51st to ricky henderson way. and also to clear today, february 4th as ricky henderson day in honor of his number. 24. >> well, looking outside at radar right now, 5.15, and we are seeing out there still rainfall pushing across the bay area, but a little bit of a calming effect in the north bay. right now, a lot of the energy beginning to shift a

in the north bay a week after copper wire thieves cut power off to entire school campus of laos school is set to reopen. kron. 4 so-called spoke with the superintendent about the efforts to get students and teachers back in class. >> the lights are back on at salon. a in leadership academy in vallejo a little more than a week after the entire campus lost power taking today to just test our systems. our fire systems, our hvac systems and school, be back to normal. tomorrow, vallejo city unified school district superintendent ruben aurelio praising the around the clock work district staff and contractors, putin to restore electricity. >> repairs initially estimated at up to $250,000 ending up at about $160,000 last to get that money from its not like flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures, one moving towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. >> all those factors that are says, although declining enrollment has severely im

school district. it left the campus without power. district canceled classes for the entire week. but then last wednesday, officials were able to place more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers at six alternative campuses. the school district says they've increased security to try and prevent this in the future. >> happening today, there will be a free vaccination clinic in san francisco in response to a rise in parvovirus amongst dogs in the tenderloin district. the outbreak began in november. parvo is a highly contagious viral infection that impacts dogs. it can be fatal, but is also largely preventable. spca animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are teamed up to administer the shots. this will be the first of two free vaccination clinics. the next one will be march 3rd. >> and happening today, bart is set to begin installing new faregates at the downtown berkeley station. work has already started on the 12th and embarcadero street stations. the new gates are supposed to cut down on fare evasion and improve safe

school district more than $2.8 million. the battery is charged when rates are lower at night and then power the schools when rates are higherternoon. >> 818. now, air quality regulators in contra costa county have filed two violation notices against the operators of a martinez refinery that caught fire last weekend. investigators say a hydrocarbon leak on saturday afternoon ignited the fire and sent a huge amount of smoke into the air. six refinery workers were treated for minor injuries, and the fire and smoke prompted a public health advisory. county leaders are promising a full investigation. the county health department says the advisory remains in effect as crews continue to watch out for large flare ups. >> time is 818 and we're going to start on the peninsula because it really has been slow, especially on 101 and 280 coming out of san francisco or getting in. now we've seen some improvement. southbound 280 at woodside road, though there's still a problem. it really is tough driving whenever rains and daly city south city, those freeways there, especially those freeways interacting with 101 into 380. all that gets ver

what a week after copper wire thieves cut power to a campus of the latest school is slated to reopen's. philippe djegal all has more. >> a day before students and teachers are welcome back to campus. contractors worked with believe those city unified school district staff on the ground and on rooftops to ensure all systems are a go at in leadership you know, had parts overnighted. working really around working around the clock to ensure that we would be up by monday and the board throughout the week approved spending monday testing the power grid fire and hvac systems. the kindergarten through 8th grade campus was closed all of last week after it was discovered. copper wire was stolen, cutting electricity off to the entire campus during the closure, students had a choice between continuing their studies in person at a nearby campus. we're learning from home. i'm just, you know, really thankful to our we have been community for being patient with us and believe a super intendent. ruben aurelio says the repairs initially estimated at up to $250,000 and get out and about $160,000, obvio

essentially cut power to the school last week. the whole place was dark. classes were canceled.it was a hefty price tag to about $160,000. >> it's not like but flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures will move in towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. all those factors that. >> police say they are still investigating the theft. they don't have any leads yet they can share with the public. on the peninsula. the palo alto janitorial supervisor has been convicted now sexually abusing a co-worker and lying to federal investigators about it. free solace. lozano was found guilty on assault charges on january 31st. solace worked as a knight supervisor for a janitorial service contractor that clean the palo alto veterans affairs hospital. prosecutors say one night back in 2021 solace trapped one of the employees that he supervised in a patient room and then forced her to engage in activity. solace now facing a maximum

this, as immigration activists urge people to stay away from work and school to show the power of the immigrant community. today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us with that plan today. so, kris, the action started over the weekend, right? good morning to you, marcus and laura. that action did start over the weekend. we saw protests. and today the call is for people to skip school and work. and in some cases, entire businesses are closing their doors in solidarity. and there's also a call for all of us to buy nothing in order to help show the economic power of the immigrant community. this is a sign on one livermore restaurant that they put up for customers, saying that they will be closed today so that workers can take part in a day without immigrants. the protest has been organizing on social media to push back against mass deportations, and the trump administration's rollback of immigration protection. a same kind of notice posted at la tapatia restaurant in south san francisco. they will also be closed today. and just this morning in san francisco, california state senator scott

school district. it left the campus without power. canceled classes for the entire weekt then last wednesday, officialskt were able to place more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers at six alternative campuses. the school district says they've increased security to help prevent future incidents. >> happening tomorrow, there will be a free vaccination clinic in san francisco in response to a rise in parvo virus among dogs in the tenderloin district. the outbreak began in november. parvo is a highly contagious viral infection that impacts dogs. it can be fatal, but is also largely preventable. spca animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are teamed up to administer the shots. this will be the first of two free vaccination clinics, and the next one will be march 3rd. >> now to a traffic alert for you right now. the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a live look there right now. they turned on at 537 this morning, and you'll see that it is starting to get busier out there. but really, no ma

they were both saying, but the facts, you know, is often the case that they're all giblet school and financial powers behind the bbc. they're pushing their bosses in the region as, as a certain direction. so i think we should be very skeptical about the bbc having the is that it's generally having the 2nd tightest fund being the american taxpayer . and let's be specific. you know, the, um, the work brigade with a in the us that gets you know, the story to bring you to a catholic stone has published a preliminary reports on the us or by john airlines plane crash that killed more than half of the 6 feet 7 people on board in december last year, or 2 correspondents in the email is shar takes us through what was released. as you've mentioned, because of son has released the preliminary report on the as or by john airlines plane crash that occurred in december of 2024 or 38 people lost their lives. now, the report space that the investigative commissioned continues to conduct a detailed inspection of the aircraft. the report also had a photos of the damaged parts as well as the for and metal objects that w

school in the dark. and we're learning about the spca and the free health clinic. they're posting now, 4.30, a week after copper wire thieves cut powerff to an entire campus. school is slated to reopen that kron four's. philippe djegal spoke with the superintendent about the efforts to get. >> students and teachers back in the classrooms. >> the lights are back on at in leadership academy in vallejo a little more than a week after the entire campus lost power taking today to just test our systems. our fire systems, our hvac systems and school, be back to normal. tomorrow, vallejo city unified school district superintendent ruben aurelio praising the around the clock work district staff and contractors, putin to restore electricity. >> repairs initially estimated at up to $250,000 ending up at about $160,000. last get that money from its not like flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures, one moving towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. >> all those factors that are s

stuff be reporting, but the facts, you know, it's often the case that the federal ship, the school and financial powers behind the bbc, the pushing their bosses and the regional answers and directions. so i think we should be very skeptical about bbc having the, it's the, it's generally having the 2nd highest fund being the american taxpayer. and let's be specific. you know, the, the work brigade within the us. i think it's uh, we also have the example of ukraine. we're according to local sources, 90 percent, martin of the media account survive. and would like us funding lots of questions about that. is that including how independent can such media really be unsure that have been so dependent on one country? a foreign state? yeah, i think it raises another number of questions about what usa that's the is you know, it's clearly not just simply and i did identity. so you said it's mould not it's. it's an intelligent site to say it's a spooky operation. it's also a fake news operation in the wherever i've worked. the last that he is a number of hotspots around the world. i've always come across, you know,

you know, it's often the case that uh, there are jeep at school and financial powers behind the bbc, the up pushing their bosses in the region, and it has a certain direction. so i think we should be very skeptical about bbc having the is that it's generally having the 2nd to last fund being the american tax plan. and let's be specific. you know, the, the work brigade within the us think it's well, just to say, well, examples away, usaid money went to $1000000.00 for sex, change operations in guatemala last sons to nonprofits, linked militant groups into the meals that made their way to al qaeda affiliated fight is in syria and perhaps the most archival hundreds of millions of dollars to support the cultivation of opium, poppy and heroine production, and afghanistan, former c i a and on the list, john kerry act who told us that american involvement in the lucrative industry was actually an open secret and i did investigate the cultivation of hair when popping in afghanistan for the senate foreign relations committee. a i actually flew to afghanistan helicopter into the poppy fields a

also, no word on what caused this fire. >> students will return to class at a vallejo school tomorrow after powerstored following a copper wire theft. solano weedman leadership academy was hosting a basketball tournament more than a week ago, when the staff discovered there was no power to the building. just about all of the copper wiring used at that school had been stolen, and the school had to close down for a couple of days, and then the students did attend classes at other schools. the cost of the repair is estimated at close to $200,000, which will come out of the general fund. >> coming up tonight at 11, concerns of immigration enforcement negatively affecting afghan refugees. one bay area congressman trying to make sure that community is not forgotten. >> and a flood watch for the bay area tonight. not unexpected. we're going to see rain throughout the evening into the day tomorrow. both commutes impacted. >> but first one bay area university now under investigation by the trump administration over reports of anti-semitism. what we kno for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't

in the north bay, a week after copper wire thieves cut power off to an entire campus. >> of allay school is slated to reopen kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with the superintendent about the effort to get students and teachers back into the classroom. >> adb for students and teachers are welcomed back to campus. contractors worked with believe those city unified school district staff on the ground and on rooftops to ensure all systems are a go at in leadership academy, a at parts overnighted. we were working really around we're working around the clock to ensure that we would be up by monday and the throughout the week crews spending monday testing the power grid fire and hvac systems. the kindergarten through 8th grade campus was closed all of last week after it was discovered. copper wire was stolen, cutting electricity off to the entire campus during the closure, students had a choice between continuing their studies in person at a nearby campus or learning from home. i'm just, you know, really thankful to our we have been community for being patient with us and believe a super

. >> happening today, students will be back on campus at a vallejo school after it was closed last week due to a power outage caused by a break-in. solano wiedmann leadership academy is about two miles north of six flags discovery kingdom. the school was hosting a basketball tournament when staff discovered the building didn't have power. nearly all the copper wiring had been stolen. repairs are estimated at around $200,000. >> well, so far, marin county. it's all about you. because my goodness, those are the highest totals in the last 24 hours. so let's take a look at them. san anselmo is out in front, almost three and a half kentfield three and a third. san rafael is zeroing in on three. lake sonoma says that below that radar there. that's a that's above the lake sonoma 2.45. the city an inch and a third, which was more than yountville which was close. santa rosa 1.30. but remember, santa rosa had three yesterday and ben lomond 118. system has moved through areas to the north, so some decrease in the rainfall rates. but it's all on the go here, east and south, especially coming into the santa cruz m

power to the building. just about all of the copper wiring used at that school had been stolen.ool was closed for a couple of days, and then students were able to attend classes at other schools. the cost of the repair is estimated at close to $200,000, which will come out of the district's general fund. tonight, the san mateo city council will discuss the status of bike lanes on major neighborhood thoroughfares used by schoolchildren. the bike lanes were installed on humboldt street as part of a project aimed at improving bicycle and pedestrian safety, and many neighbors oppose them because they take away parking spots. supporters, though, say they help keep students at nearby san mateo high school and college park elementary school safe. tonight's meeting starts at 7 p.m. >> all right, then. we've got two weather systems. before i mentioned to claudine earlier and you guys as well. this first few systems that went through are the first weather that we've seen was sort of this atmospheric river, direct fire hose, hard to separate them out. well, the next two weather systems tha

power over the curriculum? >> i have never seen or heard of a school district where a parent has tried to exercise veto power over what a curriculum is -- >> is there evidence that increases in vouchers and public and private education leads to segregation? >> yes, there is evidence that the increase in voucher use, voucher scams siphons money from the public education system and leaves some of the children who are most vulnerable without adequate resources, and we know that those children are disproportionately black, latino, low income, and people with learning disabilities. >> i think you are further studies that show that increased diversity in the school leads to increased student achievement? >> yes. there are studies that show that increases in diversity, equity, and inclusion create a more hospitable environment for learning, that they increase higher graduation rates. they improve critical thinking, better problem-solving ability, increase student satisfaction and motivation, improved self-confidence. there are a multitude of benefits to having a more inclusive learning environment. >> is there any evide

. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market >> the north a week after copper wire thieves cut power off to an entire schoolampus of ole school is set to reopen the crowd for some to call. spoke with the superintendent about the effort to get students and teachers back into class. >> day before students and teachers are welcomed back to campus, contractors worked with believe those city unified school district staff on the ground and on rooftops to ensure all systems are a go at in leadership academy, a at parts overnighted. we were working really around we're working around the clock to ensure that we would be up by monday and tuesday, meeting or throughout the weekend. spending monday testing the power grid fire and hvac systems. the kindergarten through 8th grade campus was closed all of last week after it was discovered. copper wire was stolen, cutting electricity off to the entire campus during the closure, students had a choice between continuing their studies in person at a nearby campus or learning from home. i'm just, you know, really thankful to our we have been community for being patient with us

after was closed for more than a week because thieves cut copper wire, which then cut off power to the entire school campus. the school had to cancel classes all of last week. the repairs cost the school about $160,000. police say they are investigating the theft. also in the north bay, the drug enforcement administration, the dea work together with the sonoma county sheriff's narcotics unit and made 2 arrests in santa rosa and rohnert park marco hernandez of rohnert park and another man out of santa rosa were both arrested on state and federal charges. this is related to the sale and distribution of narcotics. the dea and the narcotics unit allege that both the men were major drug distributors in sonoma county. and when officers searched their homes, they allegedly found 11 pounds of fentanyl and 3 and a half pounds of meth. both suspects have been booked into the sonoma county, adult detention facility. all right. taking action on the deadly fentanyl crisis because lawmakers on capitol hill are now considering permanently classifying fentanyl related substances as a schedule. one drug. our washing

power to the building. nearly all of the copper wiring at the school had been stolen. the school was closed for several days, and students were sent to attend classes at other schools. the cost of the repair is estimated to be close to $200,000. that money will need to be drawn out of the school district's general fund. well, new. at 730 a discussion this afternoon at a san francisco board of supervisors committee meeting focused on the impending closure of the safeway store in the fillmore district. the grocery store, located on webster street, is scheduled to close this friday. that is generating concern about leaving neighbors without a nearby store, creating another so-called food desert. in san francisco, city employees and leaders of nonprofits say that they plan to help fill the void. the booker t washington community service is now offering produce at its friday fresh market. >> everything we offer is of high quality. we do not use expired or undignified, disgusting food, right? am i right? that's right. okay. >> other programs are offering discounted transit s

schools. the department of education has no power over what is taught in schools.re managing the $1.6 billion federal student loan program, providing underfunded schools with money through the title one program, which is meant to improve the quality of education for children on or near or below the poverty line, and protecting access to a public education for kids with disabilities or with learning differences. if your child is one of the 7.5 million public school students with an individualized education plan iep, you've probably heard about it. maybe it's your kids, maybe it's your grandkids. it's because of the federal department of education guaranteeing that money. another agency that largely works in the background until you need it is the consumer financial protection bureau. as we've discussed, project 2025, i've got right here on my desk. the architect of it, russell vote, has taken control of the cfpb himself. it protects americans from abusive financial practices. it enforces consumer financial law. it was designed so that the president doesn't actually

also tomorrow, vallejo school will reopen more than a week after it was forced to close because of a copper wire theft. it caused solano wiedenmann leadership academy to have no power and required extensive repairs. vallejo city unified school district says it has increased security to help prevent future incidents. more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers were temporarily placed at six alternative campuses. >> of course, we continue to track the first 100 days of president trump's second term in office. and he may soon sign an order to dismantle the u.s. department of education. the education secretary and congress would be called on to gut the department, but it would not be an immediate shutdown. the order would align with trump's campaign promise of sending education policy back to the states. trump claims the department has too much funding without adequate academic results. >> tonight, there is anger among some parents at an elementary school in pittsburgh. a teacher posted a video of her putting up a pride flag and displaying books about diversity. >> the video posted was after president trump signed numerous executive orders targeting the lgbtq plus co

shake the region, sparking fears that a powerful earthquake could follow. schoolsnd flights have been scheduled to help people leave the island. today's precautions were also ordered for several nearby islands. this comes after the area saw more than 200 undersea earthquakes over the last three days. experts say the quakes are not linked to santorini's volcano, but there is still cause for concern here. many of the undersea earthquakes had magnitudes over 4.5. >> happening today a highly publicized feud between actors blake lively and justin baldoni heads to court. a hearing will be held about their lawsuit, and countersuits blake lively accuses baldoni of sexual harassment while they shot the film. it ends with us. lively says he retaliated with a smear campaign when she spoke up. baldoni denies the allegations, accuses lively of forcing a talent agency to drop him as a client. neither actor expected in court today. >> one woman in wisconsin has a warning saying her facebook page was hacked and used to post a scam ad. multiple people have lost money from it. the h

the lights are back on at a vallejo school after copper thieves cut power to the entire campus. how much it's going to cost for crews to fix it. and winter is back or aging. now more heavy rain >> all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look at sfo. >> and lawrence is here to tell us about light lake. yeah, here we go. you get these a stormy conditions. all of a sudden things start to pile up in some of the airports right now. sfo experiencing some long delays there doesn't look too bad weather wise right now that we've seen some gusty winds and of course, that's going to be an issue with some of the planes coming and going over 103 minutes. so you've got over now or delays there at sfo. no delays being reported at oakland or san jose. but these next 24 hours, i would be surprised to see more delays out there as we've got a lot of wind and some very heavy rainfall on the flood watches have been posted again for the entire bay area. we're watching that very closely. not expecting to see any major streams or creeks really a rise well over flood stage, but you could see some

also tomorrow, vallejo school will reopen more than a week after it was forced to close because of a copper wire theft. it caused solano wiedenmann leadership academy to have no power and required extensive repairs. vallejo city unified school district says it has increased security to help prevent future incidents. more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers were temporarily placed at six alternative campuses. >> of course, we continue to track the first 100 days of president trump's second term in office. and he may soon sign an order to dismantle the u.s. department of education. the education secretary and congress would be called on to gut the department, but it would not be an immediate shutdown. the order would align with trump's campaign promise of sending education policy back to the states. trump claims the department has too much funding without adequate academic results. >> tonight, there is anger among some parents at an elementary school in pittsburgh. a teacher posted a video of her putting up a pride flag and displaying books about diversity. >> the video posted was after president trump signed numerous executive orders targeting the lgbtq plus co

it left the campus without power, and at first, the school district canceled classes for the entire weekt last wednesday, officials were able to place the kids at six alternative campuses. the school district says they've increased security to help prevent future incidents. and our final answer. there will be a free vaccination clinic tomorrow in san francisco in response to a rise in parvovirus among dogs in the tenderloin. the outbreak began in november. parvo is highly contagious, and a viral infection that affects dogs. it can be fatal, but it is also largely preventable. spca animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are teamed up to administer those shots. this will be the first of two free clinics. the next one will be on march 3rd. sunnyvale is getting a new animal shelter after losing shelter services. the city announced that the county of santa clara animal services on monterey road in san martin will house the animals. last friday, the humane society of silicon valley notified sunnyvale that they will no longer provide animal shelter services. no word exactly on wh

. >> after copper thieves cut off the power to the entire campus. the school to cancel classes all of last week. repairs cost the school roughly $160,000. >> it's not like we're flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures, one moving towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. all those factors that. >> police say they're still investigating the copper theft and haven't gotten any new leads to share with the public just yet. still ahead here at 10 o'clock drama in the state assembly after lawmakers approved >> 2 bills aimed at taking on trump. we'll hear from lawmakers on both sides. >> plus, the north bay already feeling the impacts of this storm. a fallen tree causing major issues for a local major issues for a local patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as provid

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part of this when he's talking about expanding the things he's trying to do and school doctors, twice, putting the powerparents across the country saw teachers union president pushing back and this is what we will start to see and states around the country in massachusetts for instance, massachusetts teachers are the union as well pushing back against the voucher idea saying the trump administration is at the service of billionaires on protecting wealth from taxation so i feel like this will be no matter what they are pushing back on, blame the billionaire class, elon musk as part of t that. >> a crazy thing by the way, to critique will twice, the whole reason is to help poor families who cannot afford to send their kids to private schools to private schools. the best interest of their students. which people can already afford to do that and do so i think it's a civil rights issue for underprivileged kids and families but the department of education, i think what we should be asking, what is the return on investment for the american taxpayer and the department of education, these many decades. the repor

powerful technology at home? also on the show? why is it so challenging for schools and universities to detect a i generate a text? these are the topics moving the tech world. what eye clinic picture, 3 of the world's richest men, together with a slightly less wealthy tax. and in that, in order to ration us president donald trump, this might be just the start of a closer alliance between big tech and the us government. donald trump has already taken the 1st steps to deregulate the tech sector. but what does this mean for use as world wide the innovation and for the balance of power? us tech for the world. you might be thinking the regulation in the us tech sector. why should i test? well, apple, amazon, google, microsoft tesla, meta, but also open. i o by shaping our lives pretty much regardless of where we live, even though they have to follow national and local laws, they often do. so reluctantly and beyond that, the technologies, i usually only slightly changed to meet local legal requirements. of the cool as o tech made in the us when the rules around how this te

but there's another category called power targets that include residential towers and civic buildings like schools and medical centers and al shifter hospital the, you know, that you could say collected cool effect on the gas and pushing them to go against some us. of course, this didn't happen. these really army says that was chief, a house to home. us come on and control center. the bombing of it results in over a 1000 people being killed, injured or disappeared. 25000 people in the surrounding area, but also displaced for them are from the 5th, but not sure who the model is around. never provided evidence that it had found the combined and control center to identify individual homeless members to jean at 8200, cried 11 to this analyzes the key behavior traits of active. how must operatives where they go, who they talk to, who was in the assigned contacts and then looks like anyone in gaza with similar characteristics. busy both to be talking about was kind of words the using uh, call these kind of things you create the list of possible members of from us from the very low level, or even people

that's because immigration activists are urging their community to stay away from work and school, to show the poweranchez explains. we're not just talking students and workers. in some cases, entire businesses are closing their doors in solidarity. and the immigrant community asking all of us to not spend any money today. this is a sign one livermore restaurant put up for customers saying they will be closed today so that workers can take part in a day without immigrants. the protest has been organizing on sial media to push back against mass deportations and the trump administration's rollback of protections for immigrants. same kind of notice we saw at la tapatia restaurant in south san francisco, saying they will also be closed today. and in addition to walkouts, a larger rally is planned for oakland. here's one community organizer with bamn, which stands for by any means necessary. we want to make a statement that that not only are we really important to the economy of this country, but that we have a right to be here, to live here. tess, the protests began this weekend. these are some of the h

that's because thieves cut copper wire, which cut off power to the entire campus. the school had to cancel classes all of last week. repairs cost the school about $160,000. >> it's not like flush with funds and have a bunch of dollars. we can shift to these types of repairs. it does impact our general fund impacts our decisions as we're moving towards things like school closures, one moving towards right-sizing, our district and budget reductions. all of factors that. >> the fact remains under investigation. still ahead here at noon, the rain is not stopping him. >> so neither is our team coverage will continue to track the storm throughout the afternoon for you here on kron. 4. plus, it's not just the rain we need to watch out for, but also the icy roads as we look towards tahoe. also check on those snow conditions. plus, i'm trevor shirley in washington. a potential trade war between the united states, canada and mexico has been averted. >> at least for the time be my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. i ran my own hvac business and now i'm retired. i'm not g

several of those justices are longtime adherents of this very broad school of executive power. maybe he's thinking, let's take a shot. let's try to expand this. the other thing that has ted hit on that's so crucial is the incentive structure here is unlike anything we've ever seen before. donald trump has basically flipped the script on all these lawsuits. he has not gone through the niceties and dotted the i's and cross the t's and given people notice and hearing and all these things from the administrative procedures act. his approach basically is heck with it. i'm going to do what i want, and then you individual, maybe you're lucky you have a lawyer like skye perryman or something, but you go hire a lawyer, you go sue me. you sit there through the uncertainty of not knowing what's going to happen to you on monday. and so he doesn't. you're right. he doesn't care. and he doesn't care about the outcome. he has no incentive. >> and they've also coming from this at multiple angles. the overall goal of reducing the federal workforce, of reshaping the bureaucracy, of what, in trum