reyna: ice no ha respondido a nuestra solicitud de cuando va a empezar a detener.ald trump tiene la intenciÓn de terminar la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo durante este mandato. al menos 28 trabajadores indocumentados fueron arrestados por ice en texas, llegaron allÍ solicitando los premiso de trabajo de los empleados, algunos abogados estÁn advirtiendo que los negocios latinos son blanco de este tipo de operativos. lidia terrazas tiene las imÁgenes del operativo. lidia: agentes encapuchados rodearon una fÁbrica en spring, texas donde arrestaron a 20 trabajadores indocumentados, roussillon estÁ entre los que grabaron imÁgenes que se ve el operativo de migraciÓn que se produjo despuÉs de una auditorÍa del formulario i—9. >> apenas ayer pudimos hablar con mi papÁ y tambiÉn otra familia tambiÉn pudo hablar con su esposo y ella tambiÉn dice lo mismo, estÁ espantada, no saben quÉ van a hacer. >> los empleadores en estados unidos se requiere que verifica la identidad y los documentos que autorizaron a la persona para poder trabajar en los estados unidos. lidia: el form

reyna still have a medical emergency on bart.erino plaza. >> so that station has been closed and there's no service between north berkeley enrichment. so if you are on par, keep that in mind. okay. it's really important to pay attention to your highways and bridges are looking much better. 13 on the bay bridge. san mateo at 14 minutes. and there it was. summer bridge. we do have a disabled vehicle there. i did see that looks like dry time to slow down about 18 minutes. if you're traveling across towards sandra fell. all right. back to you. thank you. reyna 9.31, a san francisco woman has filed a lawsuit saying she's got physical, emotional damages as the result of >> her jaywalking arrest, as she says it was a legal, a rest and kron four's. stephanie rothman spoke with porter about and her attorney. >> on july 29th cell phone video from bystanders show police pitting cristiana quarter against building in san francisco's inner richmond neighborhood. according to porter, the light change washington's crossing the san francisco offi

reyna. 71 in the breaking news this morning with there's a heavy police presence at 54, the international and international that's oakland right now. and we're live on the scene joey horta there for us with what we know so far. joey. guys, good morning. we still have several roadblocks shut down here on international major thoroughfare here. and it is. >> right at the beginning of the morning commute here on a monday. so definitely having an impact on folks getting in and around the area here as we step out of the way you can see a little bit closer view here. lots of patrol cars out here. quite a few officers now investigating on international. they tell me this happened around 4 o'clock this morning. very serious car accident. they're calling it and they say the victim is in critical condition. but police do say they are stable. take a look at this video now. we have seen a few unmarked patrol cars and detectives arriving on scene in the last say 30 minutes, which is unusual to see that ma

reyna 901. and we want to get back to the breaking news we've been covering all morning long now, which is >> heavy presence of police is the doing an investigation at 54th and international boulevard in oakland car crash has caused all of this kron four's. joy horta following it all live. joey? the guys they still have international shut down right now from 55th street all the way back to 51st at this hour. so 4 blocks are impacted right now. >> it's a major roadway and it's causing some problems with the commute this morning. officers say at last check, the victim is still in critical condition and stable. so we want to show you again what you're looking at now is couple of patrol vehicles here that are blocking the car. but if we go to the video that we shot a little while ago, we'll show you what that car looks like. now, if major damage to this bmw this morning, a sedan that has come to halt here after hitting looks like a poll in this area. we've seen some unmarked cars here as well. quite

reyna yet. that break-in. and john reed elementary classes at to be canceled for the day. the school is located on arlen drive. it's just a few blocks aw from the park plaza center right on highway 101. the school is part of the rohnert a cati rohnert park unified school district officials are saying the campus was broken intin the early morning hours. multiple classrooms vandalized. now the school district is saying that parents get an update later today the school's condition. and as for the plans for tuesday's classes, you'll find out then kron 4 is sending a crew to the scene and they're gonna bring you the latest details. kron. 4 news at noon to make sure you tune in to that. i'll send it back to bill to the desk. thanks right now. >> time now 10 31 in some east bay residents are pushing back now against a possible move to reopen the former women's prison in dublin as an immigration center. >> this comes after a very calm. so members, marc gasol named zoloft send a letter. 2 federal officia

reyna 7.48. just got a little harder for the environmental protection agency to limit water pollution. on tuesday, the supreme court ruled in favor of san francisco in a case about the city discharging raw sewage, something that happens during heavy rains. the court sided with the city's argument that the epa is discharged. regulations were too vague. san francisco city attorney says that without the court's ruling, the city would have been on the hook for billions of dollars. >> the epa could forced or city to make over 10 billion dollars additional capital expenditures which would have caused our water and sewer bills to skyrocket tenfold to nearly $9,000 a year for a pair. >> 0, 2 says the city will now issue clear discharge permits that prevent water pollution before it happens. critics, however, say that the supreme court's ruling rolls back regulations and will eventually lead to poor water quality for bay area. residents. in more developing news now, martinez refining company they reported

reyna 10 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco woman is suing the city. >> and the police officer for this jaywalking arrest, she says, was traumatizing and damaging. we'll tell you more about that and standing up against hate. what in the east bay community is doing in solidarity. >> with this after this graffiti hit a business. and worries are rising about federal funding cuts and how it could access or affect our access to hiv care. >> and this morning we've seen a few showers out there, mostly staying a light on the peninsula as well as a couple sprinkles there in the east bay. i'll be tracking bay. i'll be tracking everything these next couple before you go to extremes to fix sagging and wrinkles with expensive injections. try this. olay regenerist. olay boosts skin cell regeneration to firm, lift, and reshape volume without painful prices. for me, it's only olay. [♪♪] are you one of the wmillions of americans. who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try p

reyna 7. 49 72 city leaders are trying to crack down even more on illegal drug market.that they have arrested 4 suspected drug dealers at 16th and mission and see several grams of dark narcotics concourse. theresa has the details. >> the mayor addressing this latest effort to come back. the drug market in san francisco that has grown and plagued the city. the mayor and police chief are calling the operation a success. >> we have to do better and we are sending a message that whether you're on 6th street dealing drugs using or if you're on 16th and mission. we are going to be relentless in our focus on cleaning these areas up. we did make some arrests. >> but our job is to prevent it from getting to that point in the first place. so i think last night was a success. if that is the measurements we want to prevent. people in this city live here, who work here, who come here to this great city. seeing the disorder and chaos that we've seen at that particular. >> last week, 86 people were arrested and charged with a wide range of offenses including being the possession of a

disminuido drÁsticamente por estas estrictas polÍticas migratorias de trump, situaciÓn esta que nos cuenta reynapor el secretario de defensa pete hegseth y la directora de defensa nacional, la visita ocurre cuando el hombre de cruces irregulares en el sur del paÍs alcanzaron su punto mÁs bajo en dÉcadas, y un dÍa despuÉs del primer discurso del presidente donald trump ante el congreso. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad, los funcionarios se reunieron en el parque chevy tras visitar un centro de detenciÓn, recorrer la zona y mantener conversaciones con autoridades federales en una sesiÓn privada. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: en conferencia, j.d. vance dijo que cada dÍa que continuÓ metiendo la frontera segura significa menos delincuencia de migrantes, menos fentanilo en las comunidades y mÁs seguridad para los estadounidenses. pete hegseth asegurÓ que su departamento cuenta con recursos para pillar a la regiÓn, con tropas, pilas y sistemas de planeaciÓn, anunciÓ el unos 3000 soldados en la frontera sur. afirmÓ que el equipo de seguridad nacional trabajan en con

cruces fronterizos han disminuido y por estas estrictas polÍticas, la situaciÓn en la que nos cuenta reyna la vicepresidenta de inteligencia, davicito corre cuando el nÚmero de cruces en el sur de el paÍs alcanzaron su punto mÁs bajo de un dÍa despuÉs del primer discurso del presidente de donald trump frente al congreso. [habla en inglÉs] reina: bajo estrictas medidas, se reunieron en el parque tras visitar un centro de detenciÓn, recorrer la zona y mantener conversaciones con autoridades locales y estatales en una sesiÓn privada. en conferencia dijo que cada dÍa mantiene la frontera segura y significa menos delincuencia, menos fentanilo y mÁs seguridad. asegurÓ que su departamento cuenta con los recursos para apoyar en la misiÓn con tropas y sistemas de vigilancia y planeaciÓn, anunciÓ el despliegue de 3000 soldados a la frontera sur. por su parte afirmÓ que el equipo de seguridad nacional trabaja en conjunto para combatir cualquier amenaza. las cifras oficiales indican que los ingresos ilegales han estado cayendo drÁsticamente y meses antes de que donald trump asumiera el cargo impulsado

i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. a little chilly start to the morning. john tree was a look at that morning, john, yet cold out there to kick off this friday morning. but we are going to be looking at a beautiful afternoon just around the corner. here is your view and san francisco towards the eastern span of the bay bridge right there. nice to get a different perspective. skies are clear in this view, but do watch for a little bit of fog a little bit further south down the peninsula and on into the south bay. we have seen just a touch of fog formation. otherwise skies are clear and we are notably dry as you are getting outside now, temperature wise, we're sitting in the 30's to 40's palo alto at 38 degrees. dublin livermore, fairfield among spots that are also down in the 30's to start. so it is cold out there and cold enough that we do have frost advisories for a lot of the bay area and this light blue for the inland east bay valleys and the north bay. we also have freeze warnings up in lake and mendocino counties all until 09:00am this morning. so col

. >> reyna harvey. all right. let's dive into that forecast. lot of changes happen, especially with the rain. good morning, john. yeah. and rainfall for the south bay this morning, especially south of san jose were up in the santa cruz mountains. we're actually going to see a lot of rainfall that will be also centered up on the central coast here at the bay bridge is dry, but it is pretty windy. you can see those flags moving. >> today is going to be a day that doesn't bring a lot to the north bay but brings quite a significant amount of rainfall to areas further south. you can see that 50, 50 split going on right now in rainfall is going to be pretty concentrated south of the golden gate bridge south of contra costa county. so areas the further south you go like san jose specially down further south to morgan hill. that's where we're going to be seeing heavy amounts of it up north. maybe just a couple sprinkles. but here's the good news about that. rain. see the heavy yellow areas that's out in the central valley. those are areas that desperat

reyna. >> especially across the east. a look at highway. 24 a 13 minute ride as you make your way down to walnut creek. the bay bridge just short of 13 seen a lot of good progress being made. mateo bridge got some sprinkles here that went up the ridge. so for the most part of what driving slow, the peak of that morning commute 30 minutes now we're down to 19. we force at the limit, antioch, traveling to concord, 15 minutes. no need to happen. kirker pass road one wants to little slow but not terribly. that. 46 minutes long want to one 85 to menlo park. ca resumes back to you. thanks to lower and i'm 49 and preparations for san francisco. is world famous pride parade. >> are underway and organizers are sharing the theme for this year's celebration. it's called. joy is resistance. the president says pride says that the lgbtq community is facing difficult times in organizers want people to know that they are standing up for the community's rights. >> you will see that we are standing up for our community and that here in san

reyna, i know you wanted to get up there, but a lot of us here locally are going to be doing just thatn a lot of folks are excited about that. but happening this weekend, it's a party. >> at lake tahoe blackout weekend taking over at nevada's premier winter resort. joining us now live to tell us about it is cerise cal hone an organizer for black out weekend. good morning. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. so let's start with all the fun this happening. explain to our viewers what is blackout weekend. how long have you guys been doing this event? >> blackout weekend all about adventure. people coming together to network e no board. we have people that go snowmobiling. we have a ski bike this year and then we have lots of activity in the evening. so it's four-day weekend. we partied too at the evening that the casinos and then during the day, it's all about the snow at picture. so we have people coming from all over the country to hang out with us for the weekend. alright, show you some love it. so look, i've grown up here in the bay area, but >> only been

reyna. >> for it's at loveridge road. so if you are traveling there, you can see things already slowing down from pittsburgh and to antioch, 30 minutes traveling to 2.42. this morning surface streets. you can take those hot back on highway 4, a 15 minute ride into the city because of a knee during light. no accidents, 14 honor san mateo bridge making decent time this morning. checking on 80 hate things are starting to build. looks like from san pablo just before you hit berkeley. the slowest i think things are moving again. so crockett on towards the maze about 22 minutes, one of the south bay. we're still at the limit 30 minute rides. and so is a 85 up to menlo park. all right, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.18, the time a man killed in a shooting in san francisco. this happened just after 3.30, sunday morning. it was on lark alley right near the turk street garage. the victim died there at the scene. details a limited the moment. police are asking for the public for any leads and we'll keep you up

reyna is we're talking about breaking news this morning. absolutely. president trump planning to sign an executive order today to begin the process of dissolving the department of education. >> white house officials say trump will direct department of education secretary linda macmahon to take all necessary steps to facilitate this closure. now, this news comes after previous statements by the president. department is, quote, indoctrinating young people with inappropriate racial and put political material and quote, now it's important to note that legally the president does not have the power to eliminate federal agencies with just a simple executive order. he would need approval from congress, but keep it on kron. 4 will keep you updated on this breaking news throughout the morning. >> another developing story that we're following right now. san francisco emerging. black composers project is on hold. and this comes after the u.s. department of education sent a memo to the san francisco symphony and the san francisco conservatory of music crowd for ste

that is with showers and heavy snow in the sierra reyna. >> ongoing on 8.80, the ceppt long way and hopehings are a little slow on 8.80. but look at 5.80, in 13. you're making a good time. no major issues. we want to go in hop on those highways, 70 min, right, traveling into the city. we've been fluctuate between 17, 19 for most of the morning. richard somerville looks good here at 11 minutes, although things are starting to slow down just slightly. 33 minute ride along highway 4 last check. and we're still in the 20's. so drive times have gone up by about 10 minutes there. wannacry down to 5 long 24 13 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 6.49 of the san francisco >> wants to help animals get that care. there are 2 new bills now that would increase veterinarian care for pets. and here's how they do it. this one bill, it would help that tax perform or services. maybe that would help more than 344,000 animals in california don't have access to veterinary care. and this continues to grow. so right now, current state law makes it unclear what exact asks. vet techs are able t

reyna 10:30am. let's talk basketball and the warriors. yeah. they were in new york out of madison square garden taken on the knicks. >> and boy, what a 2nd half comeback that was or sports reporter and our sports director. actually, scott reese has highlights. >> hey, everybody, one of the more low key cool stories this warrior season. pat spencer, a former lacrosse star who has found a home on the golden state bench. the dubs monday converted spencer's two-way contract into a standard contract, which means he is officially an nba player for the rest of the seas. we're in a new york state of mind dubs in nick's going at it tuesday. staff questionable coming in with ankle soreness. but you know what? look, just fine. here on the back door cut, lay it up in it and the foul. warriors up by 4 early on and then curry off a screen sidestep. and knocking down the triple knicks led this game by one after one quarter other and og anunoby rise and fire. he had a game-high. 29 big night, new york up. 55. 47 at the half. you're thinking, well, second night

reyna 6.49. is the time oakland, san francisco and hayward on the list.lifornia's most financially stressed districts to san jose districts are on a second list where even a small drop in enrollment can pose a financial threat. so the 39 districts combined are more than last year and 4 times as many as in the 2022. 23 school districts. that's what we're talking about. the financial crisis management and assistance team blame the financial pressures on declining enrollment. and the termination of record federal covid aid for schools recently. these bay area school districts have made significant changes to try and meet budget shortfalls like closing schools and merging campuses if if the district does run out of money. well, then though, get a state loan but loses its autonomy. and a state appointed trustee will then oversee the district's operations. with just got harder for the environmental protection agency to limit water pollution. on tuesday, the supreme court ruled in favor of san francisco in a case about the city discharging raw sewage, something

we've got reyna harvey in the traffic center, checking things out as you can see, we've got photojournalist yulia sevens in san jose. we're going to get a live look at the roads there this morning. but first, let's go to john in the weather center going there, guys. yeah, we definitely had the heavier rainfall down in the south bay comparatively elsewhere. pretty dry. the golden gate bridge hasn't seen a drop in that just yet. we're looking at here at san jose where that rainfall has been falling pretty consistently. we've been seeing it overnight across the central coast. you can see those areas in yellow and orange. those are your heavy spots of rain down along the specially the big sur coastline zooming in across the bay itself. very dry north of the golden gate. once you head south of mostly the dumbarton bridge, that's where you're seeing it coming down. so much of the peninsula. san francisco, oakland hasn't seen much of anything yet. once you get south of san mateo, it's been a few sprinkles. most of our heavier rainfall even down into the santa clara valley, san jose southward down

well, good monday morning to thank you for waking up with his bride earlier on march 3rd, reyna harvey, before you head out, you're probably wondering. >> we be as nice as it was yesterday, john? john trail has an updated look at that. one last week was so nice and mild the weekend. we got a little bit cool again, a little bit brisk in a few areas and even a few showers. most of our heavier rainfall was in the south bay over the weekend with the santa cruz mountains releasing a healthy dose of rainfall areas further northward, hardly anything at all. we're sitting this morning. we do have some windy conditions. winds last night gusting as high as 40 miles per hour in a few spots. you can see the golden gate and bay bridges without any impediment. so we definitely are seeing a cool, just clear, crisp morning, the sierra side decent amount of snowfall over the weekend. you're still seeing some snow, especially for the southern sierra nevada, which really needed it the most. so this last storm system and the ones ahead of us are impacting the areas that really desperately need that rainfa

you may want to bring out doors reyna. >> updates on flash along international. 54 think it's like several blocks. 54 to 51st. so if you are trying to hop on the highways, instead, they're just as busy. unfortunately. look at 8.80, coal written that a few stalled vehicles and since cleared. but it's been a problem. 5.80, also picking up and getting busy as well. so if you do have to compete through that area, you just gotta give yourself a little extra time. 15 minutes on the bay bridge of no accidents. just a meter lights to slow you down. 23 on the mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula, took on the south bay, one on one about 44 not terrible. 2, 80 82 always got options. if you are trying navigate around that and over in the east bay. lot of red. 41 minutes selling down to 2.37. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of dates, 16 and the fallout continues after president trump's oval office blowout with ukrainian president. >> the load and there's a line ukrainian president was quickly ushered out of the white house following that heated exchange, washington correspondent

reyna harvey has details. that's right. so afc they're facing those troubling allegations just after unveiling new plans for a training facility on treasure island. the national women's soccer league has ordered an independent investigation into the team's coaching staff following new reports of a toxic culture under head coach albertine montoya, 2 former players and 2 employees reportedly described the environment as toxic with at least 2 formal complaints filed against montoya. allegitions follow the resignation of a fc's head of domestic scouting over verbal abuse claims. now kron 4, we reached out to nwsl to verify that investigation. the spokesperson for the league telling kron 4, quote, the nwsl takes all concerns related to players will be extremely seriously and we'll take the appropriate steps necessary based on the findings of that review. we're gonna bring you very latest. has that story continues to develop taurean, send it back to you both. thank you, anna. time now is 10, 34. and another story that we're worki

reyna something that we're seeing especially on the peninsula and the south bay. >> a little bit breezy out there, a very strong northerly wind pushing in some really cold air our direction. that's something that you are going to be noticing as you're going outside this morning. is that cool, brisk feel to so not all of us are seeing the rain, but certainly some of us are. you can see these unsettled in quick moving little blips of rainfall moving right across the peninsula into the south bay, still very dry for the north bay as well as the east bay itself. and if we zoom in a little bit on these affected areas, you can see that area of blue that some snow, top of the mountains just east of san jose. that's mount hamilton out there with the observatory. you can also see a couple of sprinkles right around fremont milpitas this morning. all in all, it is dry for most of us, but still isolated showers making their presence known for at least part of the bay area this morning, i mentioned how cold it is. temperatures are down into the 40's and even the 30's for parts of the north bay. oakla

reyna certainly a lot going on. thank you. have a name. we're going to have the address live for y right here. starting at 06:00pm. our political analysts >> are also joined us before and immediately after. so that have breakdowns of the president's speech. all right. coming up on the kron, morning news and east bay police officer springs to action to save a choking baby. we'll talk more about that. >> and the war on taxes is escalating this morning between u.s. and its key trading partner. ross, talk ab >> well, dozens of oakland high school students walked out of class on monday to protest the trump administration's plan to deport undocumented immigrants. president trump has pushed for mass deportations. he's also got those those efforts to limit immigration by stopping people from seeking asylum from entering the country. students and a protest. tell us it's been really hard to watch. >> it's been very difficult and hard and hurtful, especially the deportations of children being ripped away from their family just for wanting a better li

we got reyna harvey there in the traffic center, checking out the drive. we've got our photo journalist julia sevens in san jose giving us a look at road conditions there. and john, so far, sub in the south bay that's getting the brunt of this. yeah. yeah. mostly a south bay centric system here. that means north bay. you don't get really a drop today and the rest of us even. >> further south of the peninsula in the east bay, just a few sprinkles earlier on this morning. and it's already retreating further and further southward. san jose right here still wet. we are seeing that shower activity just taking on for the south bay at this point. >> you can see that we've even got some sunshine on the way towards the afternoon for some of us in the north bay. now where we're sitting right now, it's just light showers at most. and that's for san jose. once you head out towards tracy, though, we have some heavy rain out that direction. last night. rainfall was very much so concentrated on the central coast in the central valley. those are areas that really need it.

reyna harvey standing by the studio. exactly. so president trump planning to sign that executive order today that starts the process of dissolving the department of education. white house officials say trump will direct department of education secretary linda mcmahon to take all necessary steps to facilitate that closure. this news comes after previous statements by the president. department is, quote, indoctrinating young people with inappropriate racial, and political materials in quote. >> it's important know that the president does not have the legal authority to eliminate federal agencies with an executive order, the fully dissolve the department congress. we need to approve such a measure. the department of education currently plays a key role in overseeing federal education policy, student loans, social system programs and funding for public schools. as we continue to learn more, we're going to keep you updated throughout the day. we'll send it back to bill to the desk. thanks, frank. >> so it more developing news this mor

reyna. >> it is 8 o'clock hour traveling out there. you can right covering most of the bay area. the highways impacted from the north east bay all the way down to the south bay 88 ad before 101. we're seeing the traffic building now of a bridge. not so that 14 minutes of actually gone down here at about 25 minutes because that morning commute. well, we're still at 25 on our san mateo bridge. is those highways that are busy. 60 an hour. 85 up to menlo park to 80 85 also busy 15 minute ride to atlanta down to 2.37, with 8, 85, 80 seeing that traffic building and along 80 crockett out towards the maze. if you're hopping on that right now about 31 minutes. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 8.16, in the war on taxes is escalating between the u.s. and its key trading partners. china just announced additional chair tariffs of up to 15% on the stuff they get from musk. he imports into the u.s. our into their country from the u.s. chicken pork. soy beef and that move. it takes effect march 10th china putting u.s. tariffs on the stuff they get from that follows president trump raising t

reyna 8.30, and our top story in -he aftermath of a 15 year-old student being stabbed multiple times. >> at a school in santa rosa, the principal of that school elsie allen high is now on leave. we have kron four's sara stinson with an update from that student's father. >> 15 year-old christopher only attended elsie allen high school for 2 weeks before he was stabbed by another student. and in the week he's been recovering more weapons have showed up here on campus. his father says he no longer feel safe, sending his son here. >> yeah, not. it is a school. well, you're definitely not going to send to mayor not know. >> you know, after this, i'm like, yeah, you know forget just the trail has had enough with school violence at elsie allen high school. his son christopher just got home from the hospital after being stabbed last tuesday. he's now recovering from several surgeries. he's getting better but that he needs to be, you know, that somebody needs to be with him. 24 hours. >> to make sure he doesn't get the panic attacks or so. the 15 year-old boy arrested in connection to tuesday'

reyna. >> a case for a mortgage and traveling so we're seeing just slight delays. boulevard might be a good option for navigating around that this morning, a bridge commute about 20 minutes. meteor lights are on and no accidents there. just seen an uptick in traffic across this bridge in particular. other bridges still moving pretty light like a richmond center fell. we're 12 minutes traveling at a richmond clocking out towards the maze along 80 about 26 minutes. you start to bill passed richmond there as you're traveling to cano and a 37 almost 40 now last check and we were under 35. so we know things are growing along. 1, that's 85 up to menlo park. all right. james, back to you. 6.48 and san francisco woman has filed a lawsuit. she says she has physical and emotional damage from what she says was an illegal jaywalking arrest and their cell phone video of the arrests. this happened july of last year. and you can see police pending cristiana porter against a building in san francisco, inner richmond neighborhood. she suffered a concussion, separated shoulder and b

reyna. >> 9th avenue still there in oakland. so things are still little slow and sluggish..80, is 13. i was saying earlier, good alternate route. but now we're also seeing traffic building along those as well. if you are traveling through that area, things are just go a little slower today. 15 minutes on the bay bridge. no accidents or hazards. we do have an accident on a richmond. sandra fell bridge. so 15 minutes. things have been slow down because of that. somebody is driving very slow, hoping they're able to get that off of the bridge within this hour. 55 in the south bay along 101. it's 85 to menlo park. and if you are in the east bay cilantro down to 2.37, a 56 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. brandon. >> 8.17 is the time in california's attorney general rob bonta is joining other state attorneys general in issuing guidance now to educational institutions. and this all comes on the heels of the u.s. department of education sending a letter to schools that received federal money, instructing them to stop using race as a factor in admissions in progr

alan teo reyna teo you have one minute each. >> that's too hard. okay thanks. all right. i'm sarah kern, teacher librarian at harvey milk civil rights academy. >> i am concerned about the proposed cuts to student facing positions at elementary schools that do not take into account individual programs and needs. the loss of our elementary advisor would be devastating to our students as would the reduction of our social worker to half time. i've already spoken to this board about what teacher librarians do and what a full library program can look like which is something that my school has valued and prioritized but was clearly not considered when proposing the new allocations for teacher librarians. my question for you now is why the restriction on pta and other state funds to increase librarian fte is if that is something that the school community wishes and is able to do and i mean i can't even believe that there is the possibility of even considering cutting cutting the lgbtq plus student services position. >> that's that's horrifying and embarrassing. thank you. >> hi.

alan teo reyna teo you have one minute each. >> that's too hard. okay thanks. all right. i'm sarah kern, teacher librarian at harvey milk civil rights academy. >> i am concerned about the proposed cuts to student facing positions at elementary schools that do not take into account individual programs and needs. the loss of our elementary advisor would be devastating to our students as would the reduction of our social worker to half time. i've already spoken to this board about what teacher librarians do and what a full library program can look like which is something that my school has valued and prioritized but was clearly not considered when proposing the new allocations for teacher librarians. my question for you now is why the restriction on pta and other state funds to increase librarian fte is if that is something that the school community wishes and is able to do and i mean i can't even believe that there is the possibility of even considering cutting cutting the lgbtq plus student services position. >> that's that's horrifying and embarrassing. thank you. >> hi.