the headquarters are in san ramon.st moved to a bright, shiny new facility in san ramon. that's really nice. >> i think chevron has been leaving the bay area for a long time. >> jim wunderman is president of the bay area council, a consortium of many of the bay area's largest employers. >> it's a california namesake. it's a company with a tremendous history here. so i think it means something with a company with that kind of california roots decides to pick up its leadership and move to texas. and i don't think it sends a good message to other companies. >> two folks we met at a san ramon post office agree? >> absolutely does. you know, we could, clearly use the revenues. and i think it's not even just san ramon, california in general. you know, we're losing too many businesses, and i hate to see that happen. so hopefully our, the powers to be will do a better job trying to keep these companies here because you're losing all the tax revenues. >> sad to see that, it's, perhaps a testament to the policies in california,

the headquarters are in san ramon. we just we just we just moved to a bright, shiny new facility in san ramon. that's really nice. >> i think chevron has been leaving the bay area for a long time. >> jim wunderman is president of the bay area council, a consortium of many of the bay area's largest employers. >> it's a california namesake. it's a company with a tremendous history here. so i think it means something with a company with that kind of california roots decides to pick up its leadership and move to texas. and i, i don't think it sends a good message to other companies, to folks we met at a san ramon post office. >> agree. >> absolutely. does. you know, we could, clearly use the revenues. and i think it's not even just san ramon. california in general. you know, we're losing too many businesses, and i hate to see that happen. so hopefully our, the powers to be will do a better job trying to keep these companies here because you're losing all the tax revenues. >> sad to see that, it's, perhaps a testament to th

the headquarters are in san ramon. we just we just we just moved to a bright, shiny new facility in san ramon. that's really nice. >> i think chevron has been leaving the bay area for a long time. >> jim wunderman is president of the bay area council, a consortium of many of the bay area's largest employers. >> it's a california namesake. it's a company with a tremendous history here. so i think it means something with a company with that kind of california roots decides to pick up its leadership and move to texas. and i, i don't think it sends a good message to other companies, to folks we met at a san ramon post office. >> agree. >> absolutely. does. you know, we could, clearly use the revenues. and i think it's not even just san ramon. california in general. you know, we're losing too many businesses, and i hate to see that happen. so hopefully our, the powers to be will do a better job trying to keep these companies here because you're losing all the tax revenues. >> sad to see that, it's, perhaps a testament to th

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes this economics. world of them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which there they moved from and do a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i senator but

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he joins us live from san ramon. tom >> well, the chevron ceo basically told investors that this move will actually take place by the end of this year. at its somewhat disappointing report to investors quarterly earnings wise, chevron's chief executive spent all of eight seconds on a major announcement of its 145 years of being headquartered in california. >> today, we announced we're moving chevron's headquarters from san ramon to houston to enable better collaboration and engagement, both internally and externally. >> that could be a significant blow to the suburban city of 86,000 people, where 2000 chevron headquarters employees work just a week ago, chevron richmond refinery director, head of a major asset of chevron, reacted to my question about its moving its headquarters to texas. >> we haven't moved the headquarters of this company to texas. the headquarters are in san ramon. we just we just we just moved to a bright, shiny new facility in san ramon. that's really nice. >> i think chevron has been leaving the

the headquarters are in san ramon. we just we just. we just moved to a bright, shiny new facility in san ramon. it's really nice. >> just a week after those comments, chevron announces it is moving to texas. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. after years of speculation, oil giant chevron today announcing it is moving its global headquarters from san ramon to houston, texas. >> abc7 news reporter anser hassan has the details on the move. answer >> hey, good afternoon guys. you can see the chevron sign is already gone. the property was sold two years ago. many of the people that we spoke with say chevron leaving. not a big surprise. they've been hinting at it for years. for decades, chevron has called san ramon home. it's one of the largest companies in contra costa county. it's now moving to texas. >> chevron has been very, very transparent with their headquarters in san ramon that they were going to be leaving candace anderson is the vice sheriff for the contra costa county board of supervisor

chevron has about 2,000 employees in san ramon. amanda hari looks at reasons behind the move and impact on the bay area. >> reporter: most people i spoke to aren't surprised by chevron's move from here in san ramon to texas, but they did say they're disappointed by it and that move is already underway. this piece of metal behind me used to have the chevron logo on it. now it's completely blank. >> i'm just surprised it didn't happen earlier, to be honest. >> reporter: after more than 140 years in california, chevron will be relocating to houston, texas. brooks patterson is retired, but he spent nearly 30 years working for chevron. he actually moved to northern california for the job. i asked him if he would have moved to texas if the company relocated there while he was working. >> no. i wouldn't. that would have been a hard decision to make. back in the early 2000s it would have been an easier decision. now would have been a harder decision just knowing where texas is politically. >> reporter: but president and ceo of the bay area

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here in san ramon, bob redell, nbc, bay area news. and stay with us here at nbc bay area all week long for your back to school coverage. if you miss any of it, you can catch up wherever you stream. nbc bay area streams 24/7 on roku, pluto, and other platforms. let's take a live look outside for you. this midday. beautiful shot there in san jose. looks nice and want to go out for lunch. well, how are the temperatures out there? that's close. getting close. it's almost lunchtime. still feels really nice out there. we're going to see temperatures warming up and the weather we had yesterday will be on repeat today. so we're taking a live look outside in walnut creek. you can see the sky is clear blue. and we're also going to see those temperatures starting to warm up right now we're in the low 70s for much of the east bay. martinez at 71 degrees 73, in dublin and in san jose, a little bit warmer there. it's in the upper 70s. and then as we take a look at our highs for this afternoon, we'll be in the mid 80s for livermore, 91 in concord an

bob redell joins us live from the san ramon valley unified school district. and, bob, what would you say is the biggest challenge here this new superintendent is facing? a future shortfall of about16.5 million. we're outside coyote creek elementary here, one of the many schools in the san ramon valley unified school district. marcus and laura classes will be starting a little bit after sunrise this morning, which you can see is coming up here on what looks like a very beautiful first day of school. our colleague kris sanchez recently spoke with the new superintendent, cgi karma. he's the new superintendent of the san ramon valley unified school district, who comes here from fremont unified, where he held the same position. superintendent karma says san ramon valley will be solvent this school year, but will face some very difficult financial challenges next school year in 2025, 26. that's when the district will have to make $16.5 million in reductions. reductions that he and his staff will spend this year trying to identify. we are definitely seeing some fina

chevron plans to relocate its corporate headquarters from san ramon to houston. chevron leaders have warned that california's regulations make it hard to do business in the golden state. chevron currently has about 2000 workers in san ramon and the company says its corporate functions will move to houston over the next five years, and san ramon employees supporting california operations. they'll stay put chevron has been in the bay area for 145 years, and recently sold its san ramon headquarters to lease space nearby, now to first alert weather. there is a concern of dry thunderstorms now rising. the fire threat in the sierra. but in the bay area, we're in our typical pattern of morning fog as we saw giving way to some sunshine though we're going to check in with meteorologist jessica burch >>>over in san francisco. we have the marathon happening on sunday, and we have beautiful and cool weather matched up with it. we have cloudy skies all throughout sunday morning, so keep that in mind for any of those iconic photos of the golden gate bridge. but here's what we'

we're outside coyote creek elementary here in san ramon, one of the many schools here in the san ramon valley unified school district. our colleague kris sanchez spoke to that new superintendent, c.j. cammack, who just took over as superintendent of this school district. he comes here from fremont unified, where he held the same position. superintendent karma says san ramon valley will be solvent this school year, but will face some very difficult financial challenges next school year. in 20 2526, when the district will have to make up $16.5 million in reductions through reductions, reductions that he and his staff will spend this year trying to identify. we are definitely seeing some financial challenges based on how the state had miscalculated or mis projected their total revenue for the year last year, and districts across the state, including san ramon valley unified school district, are dealing with that burden of having to address the shortfall in revenue that's coming forward from the state. and so we will have many challenges in front of us to identify how we can reduce our exp

for decades, chevron has called san ramon home. in contra costa county. it's now moving to texas. >> chevron has been very, very transparent with their headquarters in san ramon that they were going to be leaving candace anderson is the vice sheriff for the contra costa county board of supervisors. >> she

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination. have a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes this in the economics. world them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. we're sorry to see them going. and the chevron. >> has been a part the bay area history for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which there they moved from. a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i senator but no

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes he's in the economics. world of them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which there they moved from. a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i senator eat

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes this economics, world of them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which there they moved from and do a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like ais conditioning, not a lot. i senator but

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes this economics. world them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron. >> has been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which there they moved from and do a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i senator but no

here in san ramon, the support jobs are going to stay. we are out here in some role in san ramon. now, what we have learned about this is that it means that 2000 current jobs will not be affected by the announcement friday. what will be affected will be headquarters will officially be in houston, texas, the vice chair and other senior leaders about 4 of them will be relocating in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allow better collaboration and engagement with executives, employees and business partners. chevron has a huge footprint currently in houston employing about 7,000 people. and again, about 2000 people will remain here in san ramon. it operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies more than 1800 retail stations. now, governor newsom saying in a statement to us, quote, the announcement is the logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we're proud of california's place is a leading creator of clean energy jobs. critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy. how

chevron has been in san ramon for decades and in california for 100, 40 years. back to you. all right. thanks a lot for the update. 903, is the time. san francisco now will offer the >> ride out of town before offering shelter other supportive services. yeah, mayor london breed issued executive order, a directive that changes the city's policy. >> prioritizing relocation, support conference. gayle ong has more. >> as encampment sweeps ramp up across san francisco, mayor london breed has directed outreach workers to prioritize relocation, support through a newer program called journey home under this order. first responders, city workers and organizations with city contracts must first offer the unhoused a way out of the city. after that, they will be allowed to share details on other city services, including housing and shelter. this is not one of those ways. lucas villa is a human rights organizer of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco. he says getting people out of the city does not guarantee their well-being. we are one of the richest cities in the richest count

we're here and san ramon, executive offices here in san ramon. what this means right now is that 2000 current jobs here in san ramon will not be affected by the announcement. what will be affected will be this. the headquarters will officially be in houston, texas, the vice chair and other senior leaders will be relocating in a statement, chevron says that the move will be to, quote, allow better collaboration and engagement with executives, employees and business partners. chevron has a huge footprint in houston right now employing about 7,000 people. and again, about 2000 jobs here in san ramon. it also operates crude oil field, technical facilities into refineries and supplies more than 1800 retail stations in california and a quote to kron for news from governor newsom. he said, quote. >> that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place. >> as a leading creator of clean energy jobs in a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy. kron. 4 news reached out to the mayor. ramon. he gave us a s

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that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. but due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentialing. >> and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers who teleconference into the room for the school year gimmick says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >> but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. >> we were because they are teleconferencing in. we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are, teachers says 9 of 1

chevron currently has about 2000 workers in san ramon. this morning, the oil giant says, quote, there will be no immediate impact on san ramon employees. now let's get a live look at the big board, where we are seeing an intense market sell off. the dow is down more than 900 points. you can see that it's negative about 841 right now. now this comes after hiring slowed dramatically and exacerbating fears on wall street that the job market is slowing, too quickly. we'll continue to watch this throughout our show and dive a little bit deeper into the jobs report. that's coming up in about 20 minutes. right now, we want to get to fire watch this morning, and firefighters battling the park fire north of chico. they've got a long weekend ahead of them. there's concern that predicted high winds and thunderstorms could spark more flames. now this week, the fire jumped from sixth largest in state history to fifth largest. and now the fire is about 1000 acres away from being the fourth largest wildfire in state history. so we're talking about 395,0

across san ramon valley school district. and you can see here at coyote creek elementary, lots of excitement as kids head into the classroom. we chatted with some students and of course, the superintendent of the district of what's to come in the next year. coyote creek elementary school in san ramon is welcoming students back with a new way to learn states standards through performing arts visually vocally and instrumental e. but students say that's not what was on their mind as they woke up this morning for the first day of class iag's wake-up investment to need breakfast go to i was planning the district says the new program comes with additional art aids and is being paid for through a mix of district level funding. and prop 28 superintendent cj comic is new to the district and says when it comes to budgets, this year's is all well. but the 2025 to 2026 school year, not so much. we project that will need to reduce about 16 and a half million dollars of expenditures. and so we'll go through a process this fall where we co

the global headquarters will relocate from san ramon to houston, texas. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the details on the move. >> for decades, chevron has called san ramon home. it's one of the largest companies in contra costa county. it's now moving to texas. >> chevron has been very, very transparent with their headquarters in san ramon that they were going to be leaving. >> candace anderson is the vice chair for the contra costa county board of supervisors. she says it's tough anytime a city, county or the state loses jobs and the tax base. she admits the golden state's red tape makes it difficult for doing business. but says chevron gained from operating in california as well. >> they have fully embraced some of our most stringent clean air requirements in the bay area, our safety requirements in contra costa county. in a statement to abc seven news, chevron points to its 145 years in california, stating, quote, we remain committed to our investments in california with our crude oil fields, technical facilities, refineries, retail stations

san ramon valley school district. you can see here at coyote creek elementary, lots of excitement as kids head into the classroom. we chatted with some students and of course, the superintendent of the district of what's to come in the next year. coyote creek elementary school in san ramon is welcoming students back with a new way to learn states standards through performing arts visually vocally and instrumental e. but students say that's not what was on their mind as they woke up this morning for the first day of class iag's wake-up investment need breakfast go to school. i was planning the district says the new program comes with additional art aids and is being paid for through a mix of district level funding. and prop 28 superintendent cj comic is new to the district and says when it comes to budgets, this year's is all well. but the 2025 to 2026 school year, not so much. we project that will need to reduce about 16 and a half million dollars of expenditures. and so we'll go through a process this fall where we c

chevron saying today it will be leaving san ramon and moving to houston.e known as the standard oil of california, chevron has been here for a long time, since 1879, but it's gradually grown operations in texas. this now means that the corporate jobs that were in san ramon will migrate to texas over the next five years, but there will be minimal immediate impact for the roughly 2000 employees based in san ramon. chevron ceo on cnbc today, houston is the epicenter of our industry, and it's where our partners are. it's where suppliers are. it's where our key vendors are and the universities we hire from. and actually, most of our employees are now in texas. so here's the response. governor newsom's office releasing a statement today saying the announcement from chevron was not a surprise. it also touted california's role in creating clean energy jobs. the governor of texas, greg abbott, posting on twitter, quote, welcome home, chevron. texas is your true home drill, baby drill. another headline, a power play by governor newsom, this time involving the embatt

the biggest challenge facing the san ramon valley unified school district.ther districts are experiencing a future budget shortfall. specifically here, we're talking about $16.5 million. we're outside coyote creek here in san ramon, where moms and dads just dropped off their sons and daughters for the start of the new school year. one mom tells us she's excited about a new program here at coyote creek that will allow the performing arts teacher to interact with every student in every classroom. this will include her son. before last year, it was just with select grades, so not every student. we also spoke with the new superintendent, cj cammack, who was out here greeting students. we spoke to him about that looming budget deficit this year. san ramon valley will be solvent, but in the next school year, in 20 2526, there will be less money coming from the state, which means the district will have to make $16.5 million in reductions. reductions that he and his staff will spend this year trying to identify, reductions that will most likely mean layoffs. unfortu

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's an ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >> changes this in economics. world them. >> so this is state senator steve glazer. >> we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron has been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which there they moved from into a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning in not a lot. i senator b

and again, about 2000 in san ramon. it also operates crude oil fields, technical facilities into refineries and supplies for them. 1800 retail stations in california. governor gavin newsom said in a statement, quote, the announcement is a logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we are proud of california's place is a leading creator, clean energy jobs, a critical part of our diverse, innovative and vibrant economy, that there's an ebb and flow of our economy and the states not immune to that. >>changes this in the >>so this is state senator steve glazer. >>we're sorry to see them going. and then the chevron, he's been a part the bay area's tree for more than 100 years. but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful areas in which senator they moved from into a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning and a lot i senator but not everyone is so

gmc students in san ramon for kids, a coyote creek elementary. there's a new performing arts curriculum that includes music and visual arts kron four's. michael thomas is there with the story. >>and this is the first day back for about 30,000 students across san ramon valley school district. and you can see here at coyote creek elementary, lots of excitement as kids head into the classroom. we chatted with some students and of course, the superintendent of the district of what's to come in the next year. a coyote creek elementary school in san ramon is welcoming students back with a new way to learn states standards through performing arts, visually vocally in instrumental e. but students say that's not what was on their mind as they woke up this morning for the first day of class. >>iag's wake-up investment. in effect, christine, go to i was planning my yeah. the district says the new program comes with additional art aids and is being paid for through a mix of district level funding. and prop 28 superintendent cj cammack is new to the district

as for chevron's 2000 employees who work at its san ramon headquarters, the company says positions in support of its california operations will remain in san ramon, but all corporate functions will formally moved to texas within the next 5 years. the lone star state's republican governor greg abbott writing this on social media. quote, welcome home. chevron, texas, is your true home drill, baby, drill and to be clear, while chevron's headquarters are moving to texas, the company's oil fields to refineries in more than 1800 retail gas stations are expected to keep operating. >> in the golden state reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> a warning tonight from a pet owner after his dog was killed by a coyote at baker beach. san francisco man says that he was surrounded by a pack of coyotes when one of them snatched and killed his dog parker's gayle ong live at baker beach for us in san francisco with details. this is gruesome. >> yes, a very tragic story here, vicki and the well. and that owner is sharing his story because he wants to bring awareness to other pet

you see some of those kiddos heading into the school for that first day that very latest here in san ramon, i'm michael thomas, dorian. james, we'll send it back to a lot of lawn. and there are other districts to that are starting school today. palo alto, san mateo high school berkeley unify all bunny city, unified fremont. >> unified campbell union, high school and santa rosa city. big lessons. no way. come up yet. well, 6.20, at to get him up. we'll see. but right now we've got lots ahead on the kron. 4 morning news, including a plea from the red cross because they're facing a flood. >> shortage. we're going to tell you how you can save a life. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five

. >> it's back to school for students in san ramon. a very exciting start for kids at coyote creek elementary, where there's now a new performing arts curriculum. but there's also a looming deficit that's overshadowing some of that shine kron. 4 s michael thomas is in san ramon with the story. >> this is the first day back for about 30,000 students across san ramon valley school district. and you can see here at coyote creek elementary, lots of excitement as kids head into the classroom. we chatted with some students and of course, the superintendent of the district of what's to come in the next year. coyote creek elementary school in san ramon is welcoming students back with a new way to learn states standards through performing arts visually vocally and instrumental e. but students say that's not what was on their mind as they woke up this morning for the first day of class iag's wake-up investment to breakfast go to school. i was planning the district says the new program comes with additional art aids and is being paid for through

today is san ramon valley unify's turn to be in the spotlight. veronica macias live at coyote creek elementary in san ramon where again the emphasis is on keeping the roads safe for the kids going to back to school. good morning, veronica. >> reporter: good morning. there's a lot of excitement with the first day of school. yes, the san ramon valley district saying that students here are going to have a soft open at coyote creek elementary school. they're going to ease their way in after having the summer off. there's also a pta meeting that's scheduled for parents that will start here early this morning and then later in the evening, parents have that back to school night without the kiddos. but the focus out here today is going to be about student safety because we know that students have been home all summer. maybe they forgot all of those safety tips to get to school. so there's a reminder here to be on alert as students are walking across the street. the majority of people coming into this elementary school from lilac ridge road also north ga

that's a very latest reporting in san ramon, michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> all right, 12, 10 this afternoon. let's check in on our forecast as we take a live look outside. could just see the city of san francisco behind that cloud over there cuyler. that's right. we got a little marine layer this morning. so it's really just hanging out in the bay and along the coast. we are getting some sunshine in other spots, but certainly you can see it. and when i talk about sunshine and other spots, antioch is one of them because they're already up to 84 degrees. concord at 83, obviously different story in san francisco where we have the clouds this morning. and it's just 59 degrees. but you see some nice low 70's 60's around the bay. those 80's popping up inland today will be very similar to yesterday in the sense that we're going to see the winds start to pick up. once we get into the afternoon right now about 15 miles per hour in san francisco. and it is out of the north-northwest there. so very similar to yesterday. as i mentioned, we will start to see this pull away. i do think the coast will han

that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentials. >> and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers who teleconference into the room for the school year. kennecke says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >> but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. >> we were because they are teleconferencing in. we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are, teachers says 9 of 10 sc

it's back to school in san ramon. students turn to go. that's right. and they've got some look forward to for the kids out of canada creek elementary because they've got a whole new performer, a performing arts curriculum. that's going to be a whole lot of fun this year michael thomas is in san ramon with the story. >> this is the first day back for about 30,000 students across san ramon valley school district. and you can see here at coyote creek elementary, lots of excitement as kids head into the classroom. we chatted with some students and of course, the superintendent of the district of what's to come in the next year. coyote creek elementary school in san ramon is welcoming students back with a new way to learn states standards through performing arts, visually vocally and instrumental e. but students say that's not what was on their mind as they woke up this morning for the first day of class iag's wake-up investment need breakfast go to school. i was planning the district says the new program comes with additional art aids and is being paid for

there are roughly 2000 chevron employees who work at that san ramon headquarters. >> our time now. 707 the plans to turn a shipyard in san francisco into a neighborhood have been pushed back because of the continuing cleanup efforts of toxic material at that location. the us navy says it's expanding the toxic cleanup at hunters point shipyard. the new plan is expected to delay that cleanup by as much as 18 months. last year, soil sampling found radioactive material on that property. during the cold war, parts of the shipyard were contaminated because of ships who were exposed to radiation after atomic bomb tests. >> homeless advocates are criticizing a new executive order in san francisco that sends people living on the street out of the city. this directive offers homeless people a ride out of san francisco before they are offered other services, including shelter. mayor london breed issued the order the same week. san francisco resumed encampment sweeps. the journey home program requires city departments and service providers to first offer relocation assistance. people who refuse an

campuses serving 30,000 students in alamo, danville, and san ramon.rs have yet to come to a decision on whether they'll give their all-pro receiver, brandon aiyuk, a long term deal or trade him now, according to espn, the team does not want to trade brandon aiyuk. >> he was at practice today, but again, not in pads, just roaming the sidelines. the niners reportedly do have the framework of a trade in place with the pittsburgh steelers. if aiyuk decides not to sign with the niners, george kittle says the team isn't sure how things will be if aiyuk is traded away. but he did appreciate his presence at practice today. >> icu is a fantastic football player and the energy that he brings every single day just elevates us. so just being able to have a conversation with him because, you know, i don't see him all the time. i'm in camp mode and just be able to have a conversation with him is fantastic. just, you know, how he's doing. and if he had things going away the way that he wants it to go, and it was actually funny. we went to dinner on one of our off ni

chevron has had its headquarters in san ramon since. >> 2002 after moving from its previous headquarters in san francisco where it had been since 18. 79. now the company is going to be moving out of california before the end of the year. in a statement, chevron says the move will allow company executives to, quote, co located with other senior leaders and enable better collaboration and engagement with executives, employees and business partners. the company spokesperson also tells us that nearly 2000 current jobs in san ramon will not be affected. state senator steve glazer says it's just the kevin flower. >> but the bulk of their employees are staying. i think the executives will realize how much they miss california weather. the beautiful area in which sen there they moved from into a very i guess, a steam bath over there in houston. so i hope they like air conditioning, not a lot. i said treats. >> a spokesperson for the governor's office said in a statement the announcement is logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we're proud of cali

valley unified has 35 campuses serving 30,000 students in alamo, danville, and san ramon. >> all right. first day of school, christina. >> sounds good? did you lay out your clothes right before the first day? >> outfit. >> seriously, when i used to be in school. yes, but not today. but yes, in school. absolutely. that's the excitement. >> it's all about the excitemen. the first day of school in your new shoes. i remember having a new black converses back in the 60s, so i don't know if that's cool anymore. but they are cool. are they? >> yeah. they're back in style. everything comes back around. >> these are temperatures from today. kind of cool. not as warm. we'll call them cool, warm temperatures were a little bit cooler in some spots, a little bit warmer in other spots. and as we go into the next few days, this, this this weather story is this big low that is lingering. if you watch the 4:00 mark was mentioning it, i'll show it to you again coming up in a minute. but it's just low that if it was winter it would be producing. we'd be if it was a january or february, it would be potent

that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district.ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentials. >> and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers who teleconference into the room for the school year gimmick says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >> but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. >> we were because they are teleconferencing in. we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are, teachers says 9 of 10 schools struggle

this could be a significant blow to the san ramon community, where 2000 chevron headquarter employees work. the company's ceo says this move is to, quote, enable better collaboration and engagement, both internally and externally. the ceo telling investors the headquarter move should take place by the end of the year. the federal government will spend billions of dollars to help complete the bart extension through santa clara county, but officials say even with that funding, they're still well short of what's needed to finish the project. ktvu anne ruben shows us how developers plan to make the extension come together. despite the shortfall. >> officials call it a historic investment from the federal government, one that will get the bart extension built. >> $5.1 billion for this project. it is an incredible milestone. the amount the second largest, the federal transportation administration has awarded in its history. it also signals the confidence of the federal government in this incredibly important project. working together, we're going to make this happen. >> the long awaited bar

that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentialing. >> and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers who teleconference into the room for the school year gimmick says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >> but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. >> we were there because they are teleconferencing in. we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are, teachers says 9 of 10

but that's a very latest reporting live in san ramon. i'm michael thomas story. and james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thanks a lot, michael. >> and santa mode isn't the only school district coming back to school today. you can see the list on your screen. that's a long one from palo alto, san mateo berkeley, albany, fremont, campbell, santa rosa city schools are all welcoming students back to class. as of this morning. >> time now is 909 and in the east bay, the alameda county fire department is hosting a back-to-school drive this weekend. the 12th year that they've done this giving away school supplies to local kids, crayons, notebooks, all kinds of things. they even have some helmets. the supply drive is this saturday at the san leandro walmart on davis street off. look at the kids. get to wear those hats. still ahead on the go for morning news, a san francisco woman. >> accuses the city's police of using excessive force. this is her arrest for jaywalking. the legal actions she's taking now. and new bill aims to hire more people from diverse backgrou

that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. but due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentials. >> and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers who teleconference into the room for the school year gimmick says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >> but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. >> we were because they are teleconferencing in. we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are, teachers says 9 of 10

culver's michael thomas live in san ramon with that story morning.hael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. there's about 30,000 students at san ramon valley district that are going to be. welcome back today and take a look. we've got video up on your screen just as reena mentioned today. do have some new performing arts programs cody creek elementary. it's going to be offering students a chance weekly and monthly to learn state standards through performing arts classes offered are going to include vocal music, instrumental music and visual arts. the district also hired some additional aides to help teach these arts and students will essentially rotate throughout the month, giving them a chance to learn different arts and have some fun while also preparing them for the academic challenges they may be facing ahead and it's all being paid for through a mix of district level funding and prop 28, school says also there's a big part that's coming from parent help back out here live. we are hoping to chaput some parents and kids this morning and we're also set

that is the case for the majority of classrooms in the san ramon valley unified school district. due to the ongoing local and nationwide teacher shortage, superintendent cj can mix 10 special ed classes of the school district's hundreds of classrooms throughout 33 campuses and programs without a full-time credentialed teacher. we have placed a credential substitute in those classrooms. however, the state of california only allows credential substitutes to be in a classroom for 30 to 20 days, depending on their credentials. >> and so to ensure stability for our students. we have also contracted with teachers whou teleconference into the room for the school year. kennecke says the school district is prepared to implement this strategy through the end of the school year. >> but hopes to have all 10 potential teaching positions filled. we were because they are teleconferencing in. >> we provide an additional layer staffing with a credential substitute to come into the room to assist with supervision and instructional support nationwide. the publication we are. teachers says 9 of 10 s