before you is a resolution that identifies the positive certification stating that san francisco unified san francisco and school office will be able to meet its financial agreements of the year. as in the first report, there have been identified structural imbalances in our current year budget as well as fiscal year 20-21 and 21-22. however, i have developed a revenue outlook, and the district is currently underway with the process balancing our 20-21 and anticipated 21-22 fiscal year budget. first, i want to revisit what's going on in our budget. sfusd has been operating on a deficit since 2016-17. we carried a healthy reserve in blue that helped allow the district to balance its budget with minimal impacts on its services. however, this fiscal year, we did run out of reserves and therefore are not able to absorb the growing costs of special education services, leaves for our employees, and other costs of keeping our district operating at our current or required levels of service. additionally, it's critical to acknowledge that in fiscal year 21-22, the district will no longer have in

first, as you all know, our san francisco unified school district and city college have both had a disruptions related to covid-19 and are doing what they can to continue learning for their students. i'm calling a hearing on the

the san francisco unified school district opening 2 more meal pickup sites for families kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >>i'm here longfellow elementary school in san francisco, one of 2 new locations for the grad bingo sites throughout the san francisco unified school district also added to the list today is eldorado elementary school. both of these schools join a list of 17 other schools that have been doing this for several weeks serving nutritious food to families in need the school served to go meals that will last or child all week long they serve them on mondays and wednesdays from 11 to noon with additional pantry hours at some schools, the student nutrition services in sure no child goes hungry during this time. well schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic some families depend on these meals their children consumed during the school day and those meals have been served during this closure, 3 meals per day with fresh fruit, vegetables and milk. but you have 2 days during the week mondays and wednesdays to come and pick them up no identification or proof school

and yesterday, the team donated 4000 grocery tote bags to oakland unified and san francisco unified school districts to make sure food could be distributed to families safely. they have been out of bags due to the repeated food distributions. >> we are getting a lot of gratitude from people who are suffering right now. our students know that we are hear from them. >> since classes were canceled in mid-march, oakland and san francisco unified had each given out more than 100,000 meals. and make sure you check out the better together section on our website to find more positive stories like this. >> should a stay-at-home order gone everyone is working ttow. l answer ys.d were moningsy4/, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. >>> live from the cps bay area studios, this is kpix noonkpix aming on cbsnbay area confirmed ernight , a princess on board who have been stuck for a month a month. >> the governor announces a new task force to deal with the growing

i was happy to see that was going on. >> curriculum draft in the san francisco unified school district whereas in 2014 is 2 school district institutionalized ethnic studies. whereas students from a variety of mixture make up approximately 85:00 p.m. of the population whereas they have stated the values equity and social justice in the schools abcommitment to inclusion and whereas research indicates that ethnic studies in high schools has demonstrated an increase in gpa. high school graduation rates and college rates. california and the united states. with particular emphasis on portraying the role in contemporary society. ethnic studies originated in the civil rights and third world struggle. that is evolution including many ethnic racial backgrounds from around the world including living with depression, racism and who are denied the right to live with dignity and freedom. california ab2016 curriculum is currently in process at the california department of education and whereas the current california 2016 draft has vast support from communities of color and intergenerational ethnic st

the san francisco unified school district is working to improve their distance-learning plan.ow they are using a television show to bring the students to lessons they need. >>> bay area temperatures warmed up a little bit today and the warming trend will continue. we will take a look at the numbers and update your forecast. coming up. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. dad? i didn't do it. #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. >>> the head of pg nd the ceo announced he will retire at the end of june. they say his departure will happen after a bankruptcy court. he took over last may as the company filed for an cropsey protection because of billions of dollars in claims from wildfires started by the equipment. they have named bill smith as interim ceo. he was

i'm calling a hearing on the impacts of covid-19 on the san francisco unified school district and on city college san francisco. as chair of the joint schools and city college committee, this hearing will -- i hope that this hearing will serve to both update the city and the public on how covid-19 has impacted the schedules, policies and the provisions. of course, its education and services. what schools are doing to protect both students and staff during the pandemic. how schools are continuing to serve students and families, especially those that are most marginalized and vulnerable. and what plans are being made to ensure ongoing educational goals are met. and, additionally, we hope to hear how the city can best support the schools and what resources are required to ensure that they are able to succeed in their vital role as educational institutions. i am also introducing a hearing on our capacity for testing related to covid-19. many of us have had extensive questions come to us from our constituents and we've had questions ourselves about the city's policies, approaches and capa

we want you to weigh in and we're asking because san francisco unified school district is considering the third option giving all students as. here's julian glover with more on this. good morning, julian. >> we want to start by stressing this is just a proposal, a final decision still has to be made later on this month. but, yes, the idea of giving all students within the san francisco unified school district an a got a whole lot of support in tuesday's nearly seven-hour board meeting. this is a major contrast to what the state is proposing, recommending, rather of using a pass/fail while schools remain closed during this pandemic. the move takes into account the unprecedented nature of schools being closed over the coronavis disparities in online distance learning for those who don't have resources to log online. >> first offering was made was that everyone gets an a or it was an a or incomplete. but another suggestion was that instead of a letter grade itself to just say pass. there was some concern around the letter grade and what it means to both students and families. >> you can

yesterday, golden stoakland uni and san francisco unified school districts to make sure that food beistributed to families safely. school districts and food banks across the region have been out of bags due to the repeated food distributions. >> we are getting a lot of gratitude from people who are suffering right now. our students know we are here for them. >> oakland and san francisco unified have each given out more than 100,000 meals. >>> this new video out of massachusetts shows the new england patriots team plane landing at logan airport. inside, more than 1 million medical masks for healthcare workers battling the coronavirus. massachusetts governor charlie baker teamed up with the patriots to get fromhina>>> 5:4 live look at oracle park. today was supposed to be the home opener ship -- home opener before they put the seasonable. this afternoon, the team has been rebroadcasting a memorable playoff game for the giants you can see game five of the 2014 and lcs online on the giants website or on social media. >>> let's see how traffic is looking and your morning commute. for that

district to combat the impacts of what covid-19 has done. >> whereas this is the 20428sp1 of the san francisco unified school district to adopt an alternative grading system for grades tk-12 for the 2020 spring semester, whereas on march 16, 2020, the san francisco unified school district ceased face-to-face instructions due to the covid-19 pandemic and whereas the district is part of a regional public health approach to covid-19 pandemic, which includes the disruption of the spread of covid-19 virus to protect the health and safety of earn in the city and protect the health and safety of vulnerable populations and whereas, the district now engages in a distance learning model and continuing to focus on the core value of equity and access, recognising the importance of relationships and collaboration and elevates the components of our graduate profile that lends itself to this new context and whereas, the district's continuity of learning approaching the student current context and provides learning options via a digital distance approach or non-digital print-based approach as student resources and ci

help students get connected. >>> as part of the effort to reach all students in san francisco, the san francisco unified school district is partnering up with ktvu fox 220 provide an hour long program of distance learning every afternoon. it is called sf loves learning. so happy on welcome back dr. vincent matthews head of the san francisco union fight school district. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. glad to be here. good morning. i'm be honest. imat parent of two little boys. my husband is handling the lion's share of the distance learning that is happening in our home. and i'll tell you, we don't have enough laptops and phones and compute are to go around. so the fact that through this program, parents can just turn on the tv for a solid hour to get their children the information they need, to me, that is priceless. >> right. we've been working with a sense of urgency and cry ativity to find ways to connect ortunity w school buildings are closed. we are really excite to be able to assist your husband in teaching at home. we believe that the show is able to teach and reach students during

. >>> developing this morning, san francisco unified school officials are considering getting all middle and high school students a grade a for this year. the majority of the sf usd board members are in support of the decision but it goes against what the university of california and cal state university systems want. >> definitely not going to be perfect. there is going to be a lot of issues as we go forward. our goal is to make sure that every student is released by educators a personal day. >> posting on instagram, many want a pass no pass grading system using average grades before school shutdowns as a baseline. >> most concerning thing is that the grading period is actually ending this friday and a lot of them have been, because they haven't really told us what they are doing with that. >> they could do a digital version version of exams if schools are still closed in the fall, they are developing a test you can actually take at home, there are concerns open it comes to this being unfair for the low income students that don't have access to technology. >> new this morning, the capta

. >>> we want to remind you that we are partnering with the san francisco unified school district to provide daily educational programs for some of the youngest students out of the classroom, a daily academic lesson for children in preschool through second grade during weekdays:00 on ktvu plus which is channel 36. >>> a breakout of coronavirus at a nursing home in least 18 p at the the lower vallejo care center are infected with the virus, workers at the center on wallaby street also tested positive for covid-19 but, officials have not told us how many workers are affected. no deaths related to the virus have been reported at the particular nursing home. >>> more than 4000 people have been tested for the coronavirus at this center in hayward. the city began offering free tests to anybody with symptoms of covid-19 last month. so far, officals say 11% of the tests have come back positive. the testing center is on the cal state east bay campus open monday through friday. >>> the san francisco unified school board passed a measure allowing the city to house the homeless on district land

. >>> and ktvu fox 2 is partnering with san francisco unified school district to provide daily education television programs for some of the youngest students out of the classroom. it airs at 2:00 p.m. channel 36. it is a daily academic lesson for children in preschool through second grade. san francisco's youngest students traditionally have less access to technology than older students. any child is welcome to watch weekdays from 2:00 until 3:00 on ktvu-plus. >>> time is 4:16. weekday pricing on the bay bridge is being suspended during the coronavirus pandemic. starting in morning, two vehicles will pay at all days and at all times. before the change, it cost $7 in the morning and evening commute. traffic on the bay bridge has dropped by about half compared to last year since the bay area's shelter in place order took effect last month. and the chb says they have seen an 8 ever 7% jump in citation in more than 100 miles an hour since the beginning of the stay- at-home order. chp says they have issued almost 2500 citations. preparing about 1300 tickets in the same time period as last ye

now san francisco unified is looking at giving every one a's. kpix 5's kenny choi reports, it is one of many concerns that have students speaking out. >> reporter: some students say they are running in to problems from accessing wifi, not having computers and now knowing how classes will be graded. they are working on the issues but some are beyond their control. she is trying to learn from home. >> we have been feeling isolated. and the school district has not been helping with that. >> reporter: they have been distance learning since march 16. they spent hours crafting a petition, posting it on instagram. >> most concerning thing is that the grading period is ending this friday and lot of students are -- they haven't told us what we are doing. >> reporter: most board members express support to give all students all a's for the remainer of the year. remainder of the year. >> there will be lot of issues. the goal is to make sure every student is reached by educators every single day to make sure they are okay. >> i am not sure a's for all studen

any child in san francisco or far beyond is welcome to watch weekdays 2:00 to 3:00 on ktvu plus. coming up on the 9, talk live w superintendent of the san francisco unified district about the program. >>> one company is helping children stay connected while they are at home. america offline is offering video hangout sessions to help keep young people engaged and healthy. the founders of the program say it's been a success for dozens of children already signed up. >> we have helped them develop a little structure as well. we want to check with them and make sure they can open up if they are going through anything. most are doing well. we are also taking time to set goals for them, and then we have them come back and serve as accountability partners. >> all sessions are professionally moderated by life coaches who check on a child's mental health, post group games and encourage exercise and good nutrition. we have a link to the website at ktvu.com. just click web links there on the top of the page. >>> a group of workers at pennsylvania is home after working 28 days in a row. 40 workers decided to eat, sleep and work around the clock to make n-95 masks, ho

san francisco unifie and oakland unified school districts haven't yet made a decision. >> we are certain that we're going to be closed at least until the beginning of may and if it comes to closing for the rest of the school year, we'll deal with that when that decision is made. so, we're hoping that it doesn't get to an inevitable poi we pre to that. >> in the meantime, classes have been moved online so kids can continue their education. >>> you can join us tomorrow for a special town hall as abc 7 confronts hate crimes against asian americans during the covid-19 pandemic. while the panel of expert contributors and realtime audience interaction, you can catch it live at 4:00 p.m. again, that's tomorrow right here on abc 7. >>> russia is hendisending help american professionals in need of supplies. a plane headed for the u.s. >>> costco says its new senior hours are so popular, they're expanding them. the new times for shoppers. >>> we begin april rather quietly with a lot of sunshine. seasonal temperatures. but rain is going to force you indoors. can live with them as long as they want.

the reason we're asking because san francisco unified school district is considering that third option, giving all students as. julian glover is live with more on this. good morning, julian. >> good morning, kumasi. at the end of our last hour, we asked this question and the majority of people were not in favor of the idea of the school system handing out as for this term. but that is an option that is gaining a lot of support amongst the san francisco unified school district's school board in their nearly seven-hour meeting that they held this week. now, there is a major contrast from this proposal of giving everyone an a to what the state is recommending of using this pass/fail system to evaluate students while the schools remain closed during this pandemic. now, this move takes into account the unprecedented nature of schools being closed over the coronavirus and the in online distance learning for those who don't have the resources to logonli online. this will only affect middle school and high school because elementary school doesn't offer grades. >> a similar to pass and another

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. >> since classes were canceled in mid-march, oakland and san francisco unified have each given out more than 100,000 meals. and make sure to check out the better together section on our website to find more positive stories like this one. it's also a place to connect with people looking to help during these tough times. go to kpix.com/together or e- mail your ideas to us. >>> we're checking in with paul heggen right now. paul is home, liz is home. i'm kind of in my home. sort of. home away from home. >> your second home! >> but it's going to rain wherever you are in the bay area this weekend, right paul? >> yeah! on sunday. if you're down about the weekend rain, well keep this in mind. we definitely need it, and it reduces the urge to irresponsibly go out more than you have to. right now we have a cool evening with temperatures dropping into the upper 40s and low to mid-50s. beautiful view from the treasure island camera towards the city itself. the temperatures drop off a little more into the 30s for inland, north bay, and east bay locations. the rest of the area dropping into the

the golden state warriors donated had thousand tote bags to the oakland and san francisco unified schoolistrict. both school districts have been distributing meals to. it will help them feed families while also following safety rules. >>> the san francisco giants are giving were hundred $700,000 to help families out of work because of the coronavirus pandemic. right now the baseball season is on hold. that means 2600 worker who is normally staff the park for games are off the job. the giants' emergency fund will pen fit all stadium workers. >>> it is just about 4:57. and san francisco, a group of people fortunate enough to still have a job are giving back. ktvu amber lee shows us how new nonprofit formed not long after everyone was told to stay home. >>> these people are taking a break from working at home. >> with the pandemic, i wanted to come out and help because i can. >> a new purpose through volunteerism. a group founded during the first week of shelter in place. >> i think right now, people are scared and anxious, and this gives them an opportunity to see hope and to see some posi

. >>> back here in the bay area, san francisco's recreation and park teing itgency cld and yout the extension comes aftee san francisco unified school district announced public schools will noreopen until the fall. the department will keep its centers open until at least june 2nd to provide care for the children of health care workers, first responders, and other essential employee >>> san francisco is providing temporary housing for survivors of domestic violence as part of its coronavirus response. the city has secured 20 apartment units and partnership with real estate company verata domestic violence survivors and their families, including their pets, can stay up to 90 days at no cos the furnished units will be available by the end of the week. >>> just a few hours ago, we learned that there are now more than a dozen confirmed coronavirus cases at the santa rita jai we do know that 12 inmates and two staff members are being treated. the facility is implementing additional cleaning measures to combat the spread of the virus.we're also told all inmates and anyone coming into the jail will have to go through a medical screen

happening tomorrow, the san francisco unified school district is opening 2 more meal pickup site they'll be at the eldorado elementary school longfellow elemenry. they are joining the list of places haing out food, san francisco on mondays and one states people can get up to 5 days worth of food over the 2 days. no id or prooofschool enrollment is requid children don't need to be present for ults to ck up the food. california has evaction plans for earthquakes and floods and mudslides wildfires of course but officls are now trying to figure ouwhat to do if a diaster happens during the coronavirus outbreak the state's firefighting agency will urge people to ctinue social distancing. and a they've got to evacuate. the american red cross is changing its procedures for evacuation centers. time for ok at the forecast it spent a beautifu sunny day, let's go to a presa rodriguez haima bruce a. >>tatton ye we're noticing a lot of sunshine out there ght now for your tuesday night and clear skies so that marinelayer nonexistent as you heaout into the bay area get your cast is going to show some ch

that's the outcome universities and their fans alike are hoping for in san francisco, kate rooney kron 4 sports. >>the san francisco unifiedool district is changing the way teachers grade students while they distance learn is still currently in effect for students in grades, 6 through 12 teachers will assign credit or no credit for each course for students in transitional kindergarten through 5th grade classroom, teachers will provide feedback on progress on the comments only report form and for students with individualized education plans grades will be provided in accordance with those plans. the san francisco board of education president says this new approach takes into account. the opportunity for gap opportunity gap i should say for marginalized students. a brand new temporary program called pantry at home is helping feed low income seniors. it's taking place at the san francisco marine food bank self-driving cars pull up to the food bank collecting food to pass out you can see the workers. they don't get too close to you drop in the goodies there about 12,000 low income seniors who rely on the food bank for grocerie

we just want to remind you that ktvu fox 2 is partnered with san francisco unified school district to provide daily educational television programs are some of the youngest students now out of the classro at 2 pm for preschool through second grade. >>> the forecast of warm weather is luring people back outdoors, however the governor is urging caution. social distancing is still required and it can be enforced. >>reporter: we're walking into a very warm weekend, the most beautiful weekend to the extent that you love warm weather. >> cabin fever is a symptom so many of us are dealing with nowadays but increasing temperatures on the horizon for the weekend could be the cure and governor gavin newsom acknowledging that at a potential problem it brings during his daily briefing thursday>> people are prone to want to go to the beaches and parks and go on a hike. >> how you do each of the things depends on where you live because of the differences of the shelter in place orders in each bay area county. earlier this week we told you about the rules in san mateo county giving people from trave

. >> reporter: san francisco unified distributed 8,000 devices and still trying to reach out to families who need them. >> we're sending phone calls and e-mails and texts to let them know where they can pick up a device and how they can get one for their child. >> reporter: on monday when phase three of distance learning begins, teachers warn there will be a few bugs. >> it's not going to be perfect. we're going to be problem solving as we go. >> reporter: getting a laptop in the hands of families has been a huge undertaking, but the biggest challenge remains providing internet service for all. so, here's what they are doing to bridge that gap. the district has high-speed internet companies that are providing either free or low-cost service to the neediest families. the second plan is to place super spots in some neighborhoods. >> that allow for multiple connections at the same time. >> reporter: finally 1,500 of these hot spots have been given out. these are routers connected to a cell service. 5,000 more have been ordered. the district says private companies have stepped up to donate o

. >>> developing this morning, san francisco unified school officials are considering getting all middle and high school students a grade a for the year, the majority of the sf usd board members are in support of this decision, but it goes against what the university of california and cal state university stems want. >> definitely not going to be perfect. there will be a lot of issues going forward. our goal is to make sure that every student leads by educators every single day to make sure they are okay. >> some students are demanding other changes be made soon as they struggle with distance learning, posting on instagram, many want a pass, no pass grading system using average grades before school shutdowns as a baseline. >> most concerning thing is that the grading period is actually ending this friday and a lot of students have been left in the dust because they haven't really told us what they are doing with that. >> a final decision on grades won't be made until later this month.>>> the oakland city council is calling for the city's homeless to be placed in vacant hotel rooms immedi

the san francisco unified school district announced marked credit or no credit instead of getting a letter grade. school leaders understand that some students had difficulty transitioning to distance learning. graduating seniors have until the end of july. >>> happening today, officials in oakland are launching a fund-raising campaign to try to close the digital divide on distance learning for students. a survey finds it needs more than 1,400 chromebooks and 4,300 hot spots to help students learn during the pandemic. the school district distributed 1,600 chrome books and their long-term goal is to have one for every student every year. >>> we have passed more than a million confirmed cases of coronavirus. jobina fortson is live at the live desk with how the trump administration is handling this situation. good morning. >> the push continues widespread covid-19 testing and our top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci says it will be another month before anyone who can get a test can get one. a second wave of infections this fall, if no treatment is discovered. >> we haven't gotten it

happening tomorrow, the san francisco unified scol district is opening 2 more al pickup sites they willat eldorado elementary and longfelelementary. they're joining the list of places handing t food on mondays and onestays in the city people can get up to 5 days worth of food over 2 days. no id or proof of school enrollment is required and children don't need to be present for adults to pick up the food. california has evacuation plans for quakes and floods and mudslides wildfires. butofficials are now trying to figure out what to do if that happens any those disasters during th coronavirus outbreak the state's fifighting agency will ure peopleto continue social distancing. frequent hand washing if they have to evacuate. the american red cross is channg procedures for evacuation centers. time for a look at the forecast after a beautiful sunny day here is my briefs or rodriguez uce a. >>hi catherine yeah, a lot of suhine and those warm dry, northerly winds help warmer temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above average record breaking heat for oakland airport, the old record of 79 degrees got bea

. >> that's how some san francisco unified students are feeling.ools are closed and distance learning is now a thing. but it hasn't been easy for everyone. >> confusing mostly. i don't know what's going on. >> that about sums it up. >> this week students are getting chromebook laptops. the computers are on loan to students who may not have the tools they need at home. >> she needs something that will help her focus. >> she's grabbing one for her daughter. >> with the coronavirus, this is the ideal way for her to continue her education and keep her from falling behind and be able to eventually graduate on time. >> the district says up to 4,000 students may not have access to electronic devices. >> and starting april 13th, we're going to be engaging all students districtwide in required course taking. >> check this out. in the last two weeks the district has received more than $4 million in donations from individuals and corporations to help buy all of these laptops. the donations have also provided thousands of free grab and go meals for hungry stud

therman's letter is not an order and san francisco unified school district says they haven't made a decision yet to extend the closure through the academic year. they passed out chromebooks to help the 4,000 students that don't have access to the electronic devices they don't have at home. oakland is still trouble shooting how to >>> the number of coronavirus in the bay area and santa cruz county has surpassed 2,400. two more people passed away from covid-19 in the south bay bringing the total number of deaths there to 30. alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties each have more than 300 cases. >>> to our north. mendocino county reported four cases of coronavirus. no one has tested positive in lake county. >>> look at this, balloons and flowers popped up outside of santa cruz police officer who died. marylou armer was with t t t t and four police officers have tested positive for coronavirus. jobina. >> thank you, kumasi. at the live desk, i'm tracking the federal government's response to the pandemic. the trump administration says we should prepare for a tough two weeks. dr. anthony fau

. >>> well, ktvu fox 2 is partnering with the san francisco unified school district to provide dailycational tv programs for some of the youngest student who is are out of the classroom now. sfloveslearning airs weekdays at 2:00 p.m. on ktvu-plus. that is channel 36. it is a daily academic lesson for children in preschool through the 2nd grade. >>> trying times for students. >> yes. >> that is for sure. and so much up in the argue right now. >>> all right. 4:18 is the time. let's go back over to steve to check in on our forecast here as we are on friday eve, steve. >> pam and days have, it is my friday. >> oh. are you off tomorrow? >> you snuck that in on us? >> you know what? mentally, you need it. >> you need to take a little day. >> yeah. >> to recharge. >>> let's get to it. we had a big cool-down yesterday. we'll talk a look at temperature drops here. the higher clouds have moved off. the low clouds, when but gets this cool, thaw get chewed up. livermore on tuesday was 88. yesterday, 73. san jose from 846789716789 santa rosa, 86 to 77 degrees. so the wind of change is equally coo

well happening tomorrow, san francisco unified scol district their opening 2 more mil pickup sides. the new site will be at eldorado elementary they're joining the list of locations handing out food in san francisco on mondays and wednesdays you can get up to 5 days worth of food over to er the 2 days, no identification or proof of school enllment is required and children do not need to be present for adults to pk up the food so definitely take advantage of that. well starting today, the company 19 testing center in haywa they're moving to a new location on the campus of cal state east bay. the new location will be right on the school campus right there in the parking lot on west loop. road. that's e they got to put it that's right across the street from the police department and the student say that the new site will provide a lot more space for trafficmanament and the testing center is going to be open tuesday through sunday from 09:00am to 06:00pm. well many restaurants are struggling to stay open during the coroavirus pandemic in the south bay. at restaurant cuperno had to just s

>>well, san francisco unified school district is setting up more sites now in the city to ovide freerab and go meals. the district has a new partnership with 5 community based organizationto expand access. the district has provided more than 500,000 free meals to children sce closing schools because of the virus. and here is an interactive ap by the way of all the pickup sites for meals and times on our website at kron 4 dot coms you can check that out and find the ite. bay area residents will have to wait a little bit longer before they can return to their normal life roinand it's not yet clear how local and state leaders will be implementing a strategy on returning to normal life but one local professohas an idea kron four's therine enan spoke with health policyprofessor steve shortell at u c rkeley on how this might play out. >>eds several different ways so one has to do wi are really looking at the cuent testing and we have to do this regio and the ability as you release it in the faces of the counties to co together in the regions to continue to do the surveillance contact traci

. >> reporter: but san francisco unified school district said it may not be able to afford it. in a statement vincent matthews said now with steep drops in local and state taxes, the threat to our resources is even more grave. plus, he says the decision involves unions and teachers, like mission high's kimberly rosario who says coming back early is a big as k. >> still have a lot to plan in terms of how to plan for the next school year. i think people think that teachers have just been on hiatus. >> reporter: ms rosario and other teachers are itching to get back to the classroom but want to do it safely. the governor did acknowledge this is an evolving conversation and nothing is set in stone. lily tan, nbc bay area news. >>> the governor says phases three and four are months away. phase three would include reopening high-risk businesses like hair and nail salons. people would also be able to go to the movie theaters again, the gyms, and churches would be able to hold services in person. phase four is large public events like concerts, conventions, and live sports events. befor

. >>> a reminder that another resource, ktvu fox 2 is part of the san francisco unified school district to provide daily educational television programs for some of the youngest out of the classroom, sf loves learning airs weekdays at 2 pm on ktvu plus which is channel 36 for most of us. it is a daily academic lesson for children in preschool through second grade. >>> steve is back and is talking about another nice day ahead.>> well it depends on your definition of nice. if you think anything over 80 is to warm then go to the coast and bay because in that it will be toasty very mild for the low, 50s and a few 60s, the 24 hour temperature change will show when a second highlights that. temperatures accept for sfo in half moon bay, everything else is +6 in fairfield +7 and napa airport, novato and santa rosa +8. so this will be the warmest day of the week. tuesday forecast warm hot and london fog near the coast but very mild lows. the pattern looks to be very transitory, all the way into the middle of may. there is a little fog and lots of 50s. hayward is a 56 and redwood city as well. sa

this is the 13th year in san francisco unify.eally want to start off with hoping that everyone is making sure we're practicing good self-care because we know that putting on our own oxygen masks are important in this time to care for our baby. i am supporting this resolution because i have seen firsthand the positive impacts of what this resolution is aiming to do. when healing center practices are prioritized, students and families feel more connected to staff and schools. and in neural science we know that these connections are relationship and can actually be part of healing for people. and that is why the healing practices and the framework can be part of what we are participating in. another part of the resolution that is another powerful one is if we collectively engage in the hope and need assessment of our students, families and educators, which this can guide how we respond and do school moving forward and centering their voices and analyzing the data, we can be strategic in responding to feedback and allocating resource

this is the 13th year in san francisco unify.eally want to start off with hoping that everyone is making sure we're practicing good self-care because we know that putting on our own oxygen masks are important in this time to care for our baby. i am supporting this resolution because i have seen firsthand the positive impacts of what this resolution is aiming to do. when healing center practices are prioritized, students and families feel more connected to staff and schools. and in neural science we know that these connections are relationship and can actually be part of healing for people. and that is why the healing practices and the framework can be part of what we are participating in. another part of the resolution that is another powerful one is if we collectively engage in the hope and need assessment of our students, families and educators, which this can guide how we respond and do school moving forward and centering their voices and analyzing the data, we can be strategic in responding to feedback and allocating resource

happening today, the san francisco unified school district working with community organizations to provideilies. today's grab an food distribution sites include st. paul on jamestown avenue, from 1232 1:00. the tenderloin their development corporation on eddy street from 2:00 to 3:00 pm. in the village on sunnydale avenue. that is from 4:30 to the 5:30. >>> well, program has started right here in the bay area to help families in need. it is going state right now. this is a farm family program. it will send surplus food, farm produce to local food banks. farmers and ranchers are seeing a 50% drop in demand because restaurants are closed. govern newsom says the state foodmaxx have seen a 70% increase in demand. >>> cracking.com people who ignore the stay-at-home order. why governor newsom could soon ban trips to allstate beaches. >>> plus, easing up on restrictions in six bay area counties. what you will be allowed to to do again starting on monday. >>> and fighting the spread of coronavirus. the research underway that could be a game changer and stopping covid-19. >> announcer: from ktvu fo

san francisco unified school district saying it may not be able to afford an early opening because of a deep drop in state and local taxes. in the east bay, west contra costa unified school district is concerned about closing out this school year, starting up a new one without preparation would be challenging. >> if we need to do things like reduce class sizes or if we need to stagger schedules, if a large part of learning, we need to know that, and we need to be prepared for that. >> reporter: a firm decision on starting the school year in july or even august hasn't been decided by the governor. but the fact that he's even thinking about it has given parents, students, and teachers a lot to consider. in danville, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, nearly 1,800 covid-19 tests all came back negative for people living in a small town in marin county. the marin i.j. is reporting that last monday, ucsf researchers oversaw the free drive-through testing in bolinas. we've been reporting on this as well. the idea came from two local businessmen who organi

i'm calling a hearing on the impacts of covid-19 on the san francisco unified school district and on city college san francisco. as chair of the joint schools and city college committee, this hearing will -- i hope that this hearing will serve to both update the city and the public on how covid-19 has impacted the schedules, policies and the provisions. of course, its education and services. what schools are doing to protect both students and staff during the pandemic. how schools are continuing to serve students and families, especially those that are most marginalized and vulnerable. and what plans are being made to ensure ongoing educational goals are met. and, additionally, we hope to hear how the city can best support the schools and what resources are required to ensure that they are able to succeed in their vital role as educational institutions. i am also introducing a hearing on our capacity for testing related to covid-19. many of us have had extensive questions come to us from our constituents and we've had questions ourselves about the city's policies, approaches and capa

. >>> providing meals and san francisco for families. the san francisco unifiedschool district is working with more community organizations to do just that. the grab and go food commission sites include st. paul the shipwreck on jamestown avenue. also the tenderloin developing corporation, and the village on sunnydale avenue between 4:30 pm and 5:30 pm. >>> ktvu is giving a special thank you to all mothers helping to keep everybody safe . this morning we are honoring that lady. her son said she is her hero as she worked as a registered nurse in the covid-19 unit and said i would like to acknowledge her hard work and dedication to take care of those affected with the illness. she is one of the strongest people that i know and i strive to be as strong as she is. our family loves her very much and happy early mother's day. >>> with mother's day coming up on may 10 we want you to tell us what your mom is your hero. send a photo and story to my hero at fox tv.com and we will be featuring moms over the next few weeks. >>> work resumes today on the next phase of reopeni

>>and the same is true he in san francisco, san francisco unified hool distrt says thounds of its students are having to borrow laptops so they can begin distance arning. the district distributed more than 52 laptops to sdents in grades 3 to 12. but it estimates it may need to hand out another 5,000 over the next ek or so all schoolin the city have been closed since march 16th and the district ys the teachers are beginning to uh to begin preparing distance learning for us instruction on april 13. >>well not everyone is on boardwith learning from home in fact some parents of unified school district. they say that their sdents are just not receiving enough assignments. marty yeah, th're worried that their children will fall behind wit during the shelter in place. shares more of the parents on >>daughr is getting one assignment. every couple of days that's optional. it's better than nothing but there's no steep through student to do it and sells on michelle martin is the parent of a leland high school stent for almost3 weeks now she says her daughter is better at home with lile to no contact