for example, for board selection. president, to choose the commission or if we are going to enter into a dispute about each other's credentials, see if you talk to me. no, i am telling you clearly, madam , i said that we must be careful, we are now in front of the people, the people come to vote and choose . we did not have a lack of experience in the current parliament, but we tried to solve the people's issues, which can almost be said to be the main issues of the people. we tried our hand at it without bringing the fights to the media. we used to conduct the disputes in the expert atmosphere, inside the commissions, inside the meetings one of the parliament's economists will tell me that in the context of, for example, zanganeh, you are pointing out that fighting means competition, not competition . when it is seasoned with some bad manners, we bring issues that should not come between people , that is, in space. we are bringing cyber space and these things. this will make the people angry. today's leadership does not tell p

we'll be back with the president of the board of trustees when we continue here on "comunidad del vallen: and we're back here on "comunidad del valle" with corina herrera-loera, the president of the board of trustees in the alum rock school district. like many districts around the state and the country, corina, there are some fiscal challenges ahead, and there are some tough decisions that are also facing alum rock in the near future. corina: absolutely, and we know living in the silicon valley, you know, in addition to all the things we're dealing with across the state, you know, many of our families cannot stay here, you know, and live here. and so, after the pandemic, we saw many of our families leave, our san jose especially, you know, affecting alum rock. and so, when a student leaves, you know, unfortunately, that also means less funding for our district. and so we've seen our numbers go down tremendously, you know. facts speak louder than words, you know, really, it's our students who have had to move out of san jose, specifically in the east side of san jose. and so we're feelin

as damien trujillo explained, the fire and caught in the board president by surprise. >> reporter: she led the alum rock school district for a decade, steering the district through some of its most challenging things. last night, to the surprise of many, the board voted 3-2 to terminate the contract of super intendant dr. hilaria bauer. board president said she was among those caught off guard by the vote. >> when it is set in decisions like this, for me, it is personally more tough. >> reporter: you were surprised by the motion. the decision was made the same night the board voted against dr. hilaria bauer's organization to close a middle school at aptitud community academy at goss. no reason was given for the termination, only that dr. hilaria bauer will be given 10 days of lead. the decision left many parents with a lot of questions. >> it is sad to see someone that did their part for the district, not just the district but the students, everybody and for her to be gone, it's kind of sad. now who are we going to get? >> reporter: this. says she wants dr. hilaria bauer back. in a sta

board president aaron peskin. u.s. army corp of engineers south pacific commander, colonel james hondora, and eventually city administrator carmen chui may join us. so, thank you. so, i want to talk about what this plan is. what this draft plan is. it analyzed the flood risks and effects the sea level rise from aquatic park to [indiscernible] port jurisdiction. it shows where to build the flood defenses, how high to build the flood defenses, and how much space to take in order to have those flood defenses. it is up to us, the city, our partners to figure out what will go back on top, which to make a beautiful waterfront. befitting of wonderful city and county of san francisco. the waterfront of the future has to be as least as majestic as the waterfront of today. the plan is expensive. it is expenses has a price tag of $13 billion at this time. when we move forward on projects the federal government will pay for 65 cents of every dollar it cost. 65 percent contribution. that is a big benefit to city and county of san f

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miley is the president board of supervisors first elected to the board in 2000?ow, is a local election headquarters. california voters have the opportunity to vote on the behavioral health services program. bond measure also known as prop one. if passed, measure would partially reform how the government funds mental health services in the state. opponents of measure say the bill is going to be too large to cost taxpayers for 2 little results. and that reduces oversight of funds currently 49% of the vote has been reported in vote is currently split. fifty-fifty on whether or not it's going to pass. we've got a chance to talk to you that martinez, she's executive director of the california democratic party firmly in tourists that proposition. we're all in for prop one. it's the right thing to do to get people off the streets to get them the treatment and the mouth mental health support. they need to live their lives with dignity >> so yes, on prop one we've endorsed it. we're excited about it. and we looked we need to see some change. >> if approved a 6.0. 38 billi

a north bay school board president facing a possible recall coming up. why some parents say they want to see new leadership, plus never been on a plane before. >> so this is like something crazy. i've never even been in an airport. >> a group of oakland high school students took off today with passports in hand for the trip of a lifetime. still ahead, details on where the students are headed and their mission to bridge cultures. >> and the bay area weather wrapping up a very nice tuesday out there. tomorrow we will bring in some more shower chances, especiall later in the day. it all starts with a chevy truck. chevy silverado with the turbomax engine and best-in-class standard torque. and the chevy silverado hd with up to 14 available camera views. do more in a chevy truck, get yours now. get $5000 total value on silverado ltz & high country models when you trade in an eligible vehicle. or during chevy truck season, get as low as 0.9% financing on all 2024 silverado 1500 pickups. chevrolet. together let's drive. was elected to the board back in 2018. a g

tonight, the board president is trying to put concerned parents and students at ease. >> they can be assured our district continues to run as is. we have amazing staff and teachers and administrators at the schools will continue to work as they have been. >> reporter: a nationwide search will soon get underway for dr. hilaria bauer's replacement. that person will face immediate challenges, including a dramatic decline in student enrollment and a $20 million budget deficit next school year. red ink that could mean the future closure of as many as half a dozen schools. in san jose, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> now to our microclimate weather. we can do it the strong winds through the past day or so in the bay area. does appear to be slowing down. this is a live look at san francisco and san jose right there. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with us. are we still on track? you and i was hoping for a beautiful weekend. >> the weekend is shaping up for us as we head into saturday and sunday. with all of the wind gusting up, especially in the hills the past day and a hal

when it comes to president clinton, myrlie evers-williams became the board chair of the naacp. ith presidents including president clinton and she fought forhis like more active education, improving education and she was a sounding board fori president's, not just president obama but president clinton. it is the era in which she was board chair of the naacp. host: washington, michael. hello. caller: hello. the conversation is very good. what she went through, terrible stuff. the man that was giving the speech on the program early, his wife she brings up, why cant black america have rights like white america can? the people will only follow the government. it continues. we still have many miles to go. i can remove or playing football in high school -- i can remember playing football in high school. i graduated and went to work at the steel mill. when i came home, i went back to under a's house -- i went back to andre's house. i asked if he had a job. he said no. i had a job and he did not have a job. guest: i think the issue is we still face discrimination in this country. i was a

vladimir putin today took part in an extended meeting of the fsb board, the president thanked the department’s employees for their service, recalled the challenges russia faces and once again called for finding and punishing terrorists and traitors. all attempts to break into our territory by sabotage and terrorist gangs consisting of regular enemy units and foreign mercenaries, and they are also actively used. have already suffered heavy losses, including armored vehicles and artillery, but as for these traitors, their masters today do not spare them at all, they throw them just like cannon fodder for slaughter, well, rightly so, i certainly have no right to suggest, especially since my the position is well known, but i believe that the moratorium on the death penalty should not apply to traitors, traitors to the homeland, this is military. the west doesn’t love us, the west only loved us when we were a dish, it loved us like a dessert, and we naively thought that, well, the west needs us, strong and independent, no, of course, we are accused of aggression because we will not stop in ukrain

when it comes to president clinton, myrlie evers-williams became the board chair of the naacp. she convened with presidents including president clinton and she fought for thing like more active education, improving education and she was a sounding board for president's, not just president obama but president clinton. it is the era in which she was board chair of the naacp. host: washington, michael. hello. caller: hello. the conversation is very good. what she went through, terrible stuff. the man that was giving the speech on the program early, his wife, she brings up, why cant black america have rights like white america can? the people will only follow the government. it continues. we still have many miles to go. i can remove or playing football in high school -- i can remember playing football in high school. i graduated and went to work at the steel mill. when i came home, i went back to under a's house -- i went back to andre's house. i asked if he had a job. he said no. i had a job and he did not have a job. guest: i think the issue is we still face discrimination in this

president aaron peskin, board president, sponsored the legislation saying the older buildings in these areas need to be preserved. but in her initial veto, mayor breed argued it would deter critical new housing projects. of course, this all comes in an election year, with mayor breed already in a battle to retain her post and peskin previously suggesting he may be ready to enter the race. supervisor peskin called the veto a political move, while the mayor released a statement that reads in part, quote, our current housing shortage is the result of decades of bad policy decisions and inaction, and it will take years of consistent and relentless work to make the necessary change to get more housing built. now, housing, as you know, is a huge topic in san francisco, with developments coming up all the time. this is, by no means, an end to this topic and debate here in the city. back to you. >> one that has been going on for quite some time. ginger conejero saab in san francisco for us this morning, thanks, ginger. >>> 6:08 right now. monterey county opens a new assistance center for peopl

board president peskin. camey black stone, at&t and i know all looking at the resolution think you want to protect your constituents and understand that so i want to just tell you a couple things about our application that hopefully provides you comfort. if the cpuc does approve at&t application as proposed, at&t would continue providing traditional land line service to existing customers until all federal and state regulatory practs are completed. at&t would still be required to provide telephone services in areas where no alternative voice services are available and also continue to provide traditional land line phone service to customers until proven alternatives are available. in san francisco, there are no residential customers who have no alternative to our pots line. there are fewer then 20 businesses that have no alternative and we are working hard to address that before anything happens. at&t has pledged to continue to participate in the california lifeline program which does not require a designati

president. >> thank you. lord mayor, if you and counsel general would step in the way we like to present you on behalf of the boardcommendation. >> our next special order commendation is presented by dean preston. >> thank you president peskin and colleagues today i'm honored to recognize ugo ramirez a public servant-- [applause] who's work as manager of mohcd eviction prevention housing stabilization program saved 10s of thousands of of san franciscans from displacement. ugo, come on up. i see you are walking in the direction. let me say a few words about you first. i will say when ugo informed our office after over 9 years with the city he was moving on to the next chapter of his career with oakland. without hesitation we know we had to recognize his work here at the board of supervisors. for those who may not know, ugo along with his colleagues at the community development division under the leadership of mohcd director of community development brian chui has been a key architect of two programs that have done more to prevent displacement in san francisco then all most any city in the country and that's the ten

je[applause] county board president who is already done this for a residence in cook county, let's hillinois a serious eo reduce maternal mortality rates is long overdue. black women in our state die from pregnancy -related causes than white women. it is imperative that we act now ensuring that as we do we also reduce and eliminate racial disparities. the current system is failing our most vv6ulnerable a babies. solution wise as it often does at the community level. certified nurse midwife at the birth center pcc. the first freestanding birthing center to open in illinois. but in her home community on the south side of chicago notes such as center has everxi after years of immobilizing grant applications she finally is able to open chicago's south side birth c needs offering full spectrum of reproductive care from contraception's scrni birtd postpartum care. [applause] it can be a model for how illinois can decrease black maternal mortality. because of the work of my administration is already done beginning this year's duelist, midwives and lactation consultants can now be recognized

[applause] and we are also joined by coexecutive director [indiscernible] board president gardener ander one treasure island staff, board members and supporters. for nearly 30 years sherry works tirelessly and effective to improve the quality of life for treasure island residents and implement one treasure island services that offer so much hope and change so many lives. i only imagine how rewarding it is for you to see the long awaited progress that you are relentless advocacy made possible. i know you are-there is no one more beloved or respected then sherry and before we take a group picture i want to invite sherry to offer a few words. >> good afternoon mrs. williams. >> good afternoon supervisors and thank you so much supervisor dorsey! hopefully my remarks can still come out. we are grateful for this acknowledgment. thank you supervisor dorsey. you just like--you just have been such a friend to us and we are very grateful for all you have done and your support. as you know, i have to mention supervisor melgar knows that in 1995, we moved into a little closet at senior action netw

also coming up show down at the board of us president joe biden, and his republican rival, donald trump, both the heads of texas on the same day as immigration heats up as an election issue. and vladimir putin send nato, a warning in his annual address, the russian president. hans, i had a nuclear response if the alliance decides to send troops to ukraine. the hello, i'm tony online. welcome to the program. alarming. unacceptable. a nightmare . just some, all the international reactions to a deadly incident and guys, a result. scores of people die in a chaotic scramble for food. they are conflicting reports of what exactly happened, how mass health officials say more than a 100 people were killed half days really, soldiers opened fire when a crowd near an aide, conway is ready. officials a most of the dead with trampled in the stone. pete moore, in this report these aerial images have been released by israel's military, as it says, the show ballast ends in gaza. city running towards it. trucks in the early hours of thursday morning presenting in a dead leaf stampede. at 445 p. m. m. up,

board of supervisors. supervisor stefani? >> thank you, president peskin, colleagues when this first came to the board, i made sure to do my homework as i always do and extensive out reach. at that time, i was assured that this piece of legislation is compliant with the housing general plan which why the planning commission supported the ordinance after adding taylored recommendations. in particular, this ordinance does not include areas specifically listed for density decontrol. instead, it impacts the city's oldest historic districts, a small area amounting to approximately 15 to 20 street blocks. when analyzing these historic districts, i found only about 20 parcels that were not considered historically significant. meaning, the remaining lots in the district were already subject to extensive preservation protections. i think it's important to remember the scope of what we're discussing here when considering our votes. additionally, when this first came to the board, i explicitly stated my desire fwoer more work to be done to find a better soluti

discussion item deferred compensation committee report. >> thank you, madam secretary and to our president board, we did hold our deferred compensation committee meeting on april 21. what will be coming to the board in the next item is the approval, seeking approval from the board to approve the real estate fund managed by principal with fdcp die if heser fied. --diversified. so this will be coming in the next section of this meeting and i would ask for the board to really look at the item and approve it because we are seeking approval for today. that's the main item in this report that i would like you to focus on. and other than that, i would like to thank for all the hard work that they've done and also to our consultant and all the reports and all the data that you presented to us to come to this conclusion for this recommendation today. so thank you very much. >> any questions? no? okay, madam secretary, public comment. >> we have no in-person public comment on this item. moderator do we have any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> hearing no calls,

your funds for starts and surprises because this statement was made for but that russian board of gods for the president fresh and board of gods being discussed at the year event, airports, whether it's relevant, what do you think about this? and whether there's a need for such actions by the armenian side for what i cannot see. so it is just as well as i cannot say if this is true, but this is quite in line with what the armenian speak, you know to me on school, but a lot of leadership you know, saying so things let's just pushing on and the speaker of the parliament sixties, these are essentially confirming their stance that everything that hasn't happened in between our media in russia since 1990. 1 was a mistake, since the police survey shows are making the telling statements is that there's a look at this. and it is this logic is like a 3 year. that also explains the assessment of the c as to which purportedly failed to fulfill his duties before armenia and official statements that in september 2020. yes, it was russia, split it, let's say the position is a little provoked. azerbaijan, to attack an

for president peskin if with owe don't build more housing where will children likely to the carpenters are here today as mayor london breed to say yes (clapping.) to send a strong message to the board of supervisors and a president peskin enough the games let's build and lift occupy all workers thank you, (clapping.) thank you, dan and it is critically important three we address this not just for today but for future generations of san francisco to live. just another great comment from president peskin in january he authored a resolution to oppose sb 591 from scott wiener unfortunately, couldn't join us in sacramento to soft will housing shortage would have developed housing for those who don't live in the richmond a safe way parking lot to so more homes and should have a process but city protect that. we're proud to joined of he couldn't be here from a representative from scott weiner's office jeff. >> (clapping) good afternoon. i'm michelle as jane said scott wiener many sacramento couldn't be here but a statement we're here but 347z has been leading obstruction in the campaign to score cheap political points and scott wiener is the convert anti housing politician by oppose is pr

sea is heading for a runoff while board of supervisors. presidentate miley is leading to keep his seat. oakland city councilmember nikki fortunato bas reveal councilmember job honors. they're vying to represent district 5 on the board. that includes albany, berkeley in portions of north and west oakland. so far bass's 28% of the vote 19 because neither can reach over 50% of the vote. they face off in the november. general election. meantime, incumbent supervisor for district 6, nate miley leading with over 62% of the vote to keep his seat mali's president. the board of supervisors first elected to the board back in 2000. now, let's check in on the race for barr released congressional seat. lee essentially resigned from that seat. she's held since 1998. to try to become a senator. we visited her campaign headquarters in oakland. he was joined by lateefah simon, who is trying to succeed lee. we basically declared simon the winner kron dan thorn has that story. >> there was a big primary night for team with simon who's looking to take over the rational

[applause] county board president is of cook county. let's make this a reality for all of illinois.educe maternal mortality rates is long overdue. black women in our state are three times more likely to die from pregnancy -related causes than white women. it is imperative we act and now ensuring as we do we also reduce racial disparities. the current symptom system is failing our most vulnerable women andos babies. the solution lies, does at the community level. she is a certified nurse midwife at the birth center first freestanding nonprofit birthing center to open in illinois. the south side no such center has ever existed. after years of immobilizing andi submitting grant applications fn the chicago south kite birth center to meet her neighborhood's needs. offering a full spectrum of od contraception's, screenings, and abortion to prenatal birthingpo and postpartum care. [applause] illinois can decrease black maternal mortality. because of the work of my administration is already done, beginning in this year dula, midwife and lactation consultants cannot be recognized medicaid he

they have a role in government and judicial appointments for his presidency. the board archie has denied wrong doing after the public prosecutor's office launch the preliminary investigation accusing however, mrs. enrichment. she's be asked to explain her ownership of 16 undeclared luxury watches, including ro lexus. if it is the same that at the meeting, few those on december 7th, 2022. i entered through the big door and they would need through the same door on july 28th 2026. all was all. it was with clean hands. we would be assisting the prosecutor's office with the truth. as i have always said. possible storms in brazil have killed at least 9 people. 3 of them died in the southeastern city of metropolis when the home collapse. situation has been described as critical due to intense rains and never flying river nearby. many of the displaced the sheltering in schools. morocco is betsy on renewable sources to secure his energy independence and position itself as a provider of green pow to europe. work is already underway to expand production capacity, so the pa facilit

privileged strategic partnership in june, so i'm gonna send everything to movie and the russian president the board. then how did the convolution just a while ago and as the from and read out the conversation happened in a very warm and friendly manner. now they were a number of issues that were discussed during this phone call, but far as prime minister, things are more the congratulations automatically within on a slight victory. he also wished fees, progress, and prosperity for the people of a russia. now the reason what he was one of the 1st one need us to push out a congratulatory tweet message for the newly elected president of russia, the murph within one, congratulations to mister vladimir, putting on his re election as the president of the russian federation. i look forward to working together to throw this trenton the time test of special and privilege to strategic partnership between india and russia in the years to come. take a look at some boats to read out the indian side and the russian side, the would use age, special and privilege. 156 spots in a ship. that's something that the boa

board. the president emphasized.ently, much has been done to strengthen state borders, and the provision of border troops with modern weapons and equipment has been increased. all attempts to break into our territory by sabotage and terrorist gangs consisting of regular enemy units, foreign mercenaries, and they are also actively used, and all kinds of scum, which through various channels ended up on the territory of the kiev regime, all these attempts failed. i want... and this will never grow. enemy groups, according to available information , planned to stage a real terrorist raid on the border on cities and towns in the belgorod and kursk regions, but were met with dignity by fire, as they say , on the way and had already suffered heavy losses, including armored vehicles and artillery. well, as for these traitors, their masters today they are not spared at all, they are thrown just like... cannon fodder for slaughter, well, to the point. the president emphasized that fsb officers acted competently in all areas, i

president. >> thank you. lord mayor, if you and counsel general would step in the way we like to present you on behalf of the boardcommendation. >> our next special order commendation is presented by dean preston. >> thank you president peskin and colleagues today i'm honored to recognize ugo ramirez a public servant-- [applause] who's work as manager of mohcd eviction prevention housing stabilization program saved 10s of thousands of of san franciscans from displacement. ugo, come on up. i see you are walking in the direction. let me say a few words about you first. i will say when ugo informed our office after over 9 years with the city he was moving on to the next chapter of his career with oakland. without hesitation we know we had to recognize his work here at the board of supervisors. for those who may not know, ugo along with his colleagues at the community development division under the leadership of mohcd director of community development brian chui has been a key architect of two programs that have done more to prevent displacement in san francisco then all most any city in the country and that's the ten

board president peskin. camey black stone, at&t and i know all looking at the resolution think you want to protect your constituents and understand that so i want to just tell you a couple things about our application that hopefully provides you comfort. if the cpuc does approve at&t application as proposed, at&t would continue providing traditional land line service to existing customers until all federal and state regulatory practs are completed. at&t would still be required to provide telephone services in areas where no alternative voice services are available and also continue to provide traditional land line phone service to customers until proven alternatives are available. in san francisco, there are no residential customers who have no alternative to our pots line. there are fewer then 20 businesses that have no alternative and we are working hard to address that before anything happens. at&t has pledged to continue to participate in the california lifeline program which does not require a designati

president, you were my first presentation at the board of supervisors as a budget director. as budget committee chair. you were the president when i was first appointed 16 years ago to this job and it a honor you are still on the dais as i step away from my role, so thank you for all our work together. it was deeply humbling and scary to be handed the keys by the mayor and the board to the controller's office. the house my predecessor ed harrington builts when i started in the role 16 years ago. it has been an honor to be in the work for the last 16 years working with all you, mayors, through good times and bad, and it fills me with great pride to know i'm handing the keys off now to someone else for a office that continues to be filled with just fantast people doing fantastic work. again, just thank you very much. it has been a honor. >> don't go away, ben. hold on one second. madam clerk, would read item 43 out of order? >> yes, mr. president. item 43, resolution to commend and honor ben rosenfield to san francisco controller and declaring february 29, 2024 as controller b

. >> parents concerned about safety at santa rosa city schools want the ouster of the school board presidenton about more officers on campus and a community getting active for answers. >>> my upbringing taught me the importance of community, commitment, and working together for the greater good. >> making the case. meet the new top cop in oakland and hear his belief in restoring safety in the east bay through community. >>> and opening day is finally here. will new additions by the giants during the off-season knock it out of the park? the giants and the a's, just hours away from the start of their seasons. good morning, everybody. i'm reed cowan. i love starting a thursday with other things starting up in the world. >> oh, yeah. like baseball happening today. will you go to baseball game? with us this year? let's do it right. >> all about the concessions. >> ooh. good concessions. garlic fries. delicious. that crab sandwich. okay. it's happening. i'm gianna franco and yeah, little excited about baseball. so ready for it to get here. a live look outside on this thursday morning. just a coupl

parents in the santa rosa school district want to boot school board president omar medina.y enough of a priority. last march a 16-year-old died in a stabbing at montgomery high school. so parents in a group called safe campus alliance want school resource officers on campus and medina though opposes that. here's parent stephanie taylor pushing back. >> being a resource that we can offer immediately because the city and particularly the police department is willing to work and modify the program. >> your community station covering all angles of this story both sides. so medina's supporters say having the officers on campus causes trouble for students of color. we tried to talk to medina but his only reply was i'm busy. running a board meeting. gianna? >>> the bay area man who has survived cancer twice is now directing his energy toward helping others fight the disease. loureen ayyoub shows us he just completed one of the toughest swims of his life in support of a worthy cause. >> reporter: every name when on his body carries a sacred story. it's the names of loved ones known

and i'll conclude with our public engagement, and board president peskin was right. we are in a current public comment period that extends through march 29. the slide shows where people can write comment on the plan. there is a obigation to respond to all of the comments that we received. i want to also commend the port, city and consultant team on the outreach to date over the past couple of months. you see all the efforts on the left side of this slide. we had extraordinary public engage ment, hundreds of folks showing up at community workshops, including in language opportunities and we are looking forward to as much public feedback on the plan as possible so we develop a plan that supports all of san francisco. so, with that, i'll conclude my remarks and looking forward to a policy conversation with the committee. thank you. >> mr. benson, through the chair, i believe that last deck of slides is not included in the file and so if you can include that, that would help spread the word. >> absolutely. >> okay. i'll go if no one else has anything on the roster becaus

the election assembly of the president and the board of the veterans and able-bodied federation was heldwith a delay of 5 hours. the meeting was supposed to be held at 10:00 a.m., considering that friends, in fact, the monitoring agencies are also doing their necessary checks it was planned to hold the meeting at 3:00 pm, but alhamdulillah , we held the meeting calmly. this delay in the election brought some side effects . you can write your objection to it, and the answer should be received. next, with a vote of 57 people present in jalil kohbayehzadeh assembly, with 33 members of the veterans and able-bodied federation , i hope that i can be together with our dear colleagues, the provincial boards of sports associations and other supporters. disabled sports or sports activities disabled people in different sectors , god willing , we can take effective steps in the progress of this federation and achieve the goals foreseen in the program, and the seven members of the board of directors were also selected by the majority of votes for the programs for women in the area. the competition an

. >> amid rising crime at santa rosa city schools, parents are pushing to recall the school board president. according to the press democrat, a group of parents called safe campus alliance filed a notice to intent, the system recall, omar medina. back in 2018, he helped end the program that had police officers patrolling and has opposed any effort to bring them back on march of last year, 16-year-old jaden was stabbed and later died after a fight broke out during our class . the group says that medina has failed to protect those students, he told the press democrat he's not surprised by the recall effort. >>> uc berkeley police are finding help of people suspected of participating in a pro-palestinian protest on campus andrew hundreds and resulted in violence and property damage, here's the picture of the five suspects in february, they made their way into the playhouse and cause property damage if you recognize any of these people, university police are asking you to come forward. it all unfolded while an israeli lawyer was addressing students, officers are calling this a riot and even cla