. >> reporter: timothy douglas is a fifth-grade teacher and on the team bargaining with usd. >> childcare is a really big issue for about 40% of our members. they need to figure out what will happen with her own kids when they go back so that is one of the reasons some of our members have not been able to get vaccine appointments yet. and then some of the spaces are still making sure with our safety walk-throughs that they are physically meeting the criteria that we have. >> reporter: april 19 is a mandated return date for teachers. >> we're hoping by the time we get to the fall the conditions will allow us to be completely open with full capacity in all of our last rooms. >> reporter: in a survey of teachers, around 82% say they intend to return on april 19th. live in oakland tonight, andria borba, kpix5. >>> now to the road to recovery, napa is on track to move into the orange tier next week. that means wineries can reopen indoors and the possible return of the tourism industry. downtown apple is already buzzing with excitement today. most of the people strolling around were locals but

. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, he says that is vaccination rates that were a sticking point not just for teachers but for their families and communities. >> this still happening in very realtime. my pregnant wife just got an appointment yesterday for april 15th. and the continued delays frustrated parents. >> my kids are going back, there are a lot of kids that are not. >> reporter: she has two students in the district and has been pushing for kids to return. she was disappointed that most students will still have to wait until middle april. and even then, only for five in person hours a week. >> a lot of districts around us are offering so much more in person learning, my kids are going to get 40 hours total for this entire school year. >> reporter: back to you. >>> students will come back to class full time in mount deablo at the start of the new school c year, september 12th. parents will have the option for virtual school. and today, california released new rules for school graduations, many in-person ceremonies canceled or postponed because of the pandemic as you know,

timothy douglas is a fifth- grade teacher in fruitvale, and on the team bargaining with ost. >> childcare is a really big issue for about 40% of our members. they need to figure out what is going to happen with her own kids when they go back so that is one of the reasons some of our members have not been able to get vaccine appointments yet. and then some of the spaces were still making sure with our safety walk-throughs that they are physically meeting the criteria that we have. >> reporter: they want their students back in the classroom. >> hoping that the time we get to the fall that the conditions will allow us to be completely open with folks passing through all of our classrooms. >> reporter: many other families are opting out to get their kids off of zoom. >> they are going to private school, to charter schools, and the numbers are going to be really shocking and high. >> reporter: it is estimated about 82% of teachers are prepared to return to the classroom on april 19th as mandated. live in oakland, andria borba, kpix5. >>> covid is canceling tonight's high school football game b

. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, he says that is vaccination rates that were a sticking pointot just for teachers but for their families and communities. >> this still happening in very realtime. my pregnant wife just got an appointment yesterday for april 15th. and the continued delays frustrated parents. >> my kids are going back, there are a lot of kids that are not. >> reporter: she has two students in the district and has been pushing for kids to return. she was disappointed that most students will still have to wait until middle april. and even then, only for five in person hours a week. >> a lot of districts around us are offering so much more in person learning, my kids are going to get 40 hours total for this entire school year. >> reporter: back to you. >>> students will come back to class full time in mount deablo at the start of the new schoolsc year, september 12th. parents will have the option for virtual school. and today, california released new rules for school graduations, many in-person ceremonies canceled or postponed because of the pandemic as you know, am

. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, great teacher at the international community school. he said vaccination rates were also the sticking point returning not only for teachers but for the families and communities. >> this is happening real time. my pregnant wife got an appointment for april 15 and we go back april 19. >> reporter: continued delays frustrate some parents. >> my kids want to go back but a lot of kids are not. >> reporter: pushing for kids to return and she was disappointed that most students still have to wait until mid april. even then only for five in- person hours per week. >> many districts around us are rearrsng a myhours r the entire school year. >>> a nationwide day of condemning the hate and violence against the asian american and pacific islander neighbors with rallies and marches bringing out in cities across the country much like we saw your yesterday. the signs are popping up in places like oakland, the peninsula and san francisco. today we see countless and virtual events taking place in the bay area with two different marches and rallies in sa

. >> reporter: that is timothy douglas, fifth grade teacher at the international community school. he said vaccination rates were big sticking point for returning not only for teachers but for families and communities. >> this is still happening real time. my very pregnant wife got an appointment yesterday for april 15 and we go back april 19. >> reporter: continuous delays are frustrating some parents. >> my kids are fortunate to go back that many kids are not. >> reporter: with two students in the district pushing for students to return a disappointed most and still have to wait until mid april. even then only for five in- person hours per week. >> many districts around us are offering so much more in-person learning but my kids only get 40 hours total for the entire school year. >> reporter: in oakland, boone, abc7 news. >>> a nationwide day of action condemning hate and violence against the asian american and pacific islander neighbors with rallies and marches ringing out in cities across the country, much like what we saw here yesterday. the scenes from a day of healing like o

douglas. good morning. good morning. what can timothy riley say about the reasons and causes of winston churchills having been voted out of office while he no longer seen as desirable for the opposite prime minister? that's an excellent question. and i think if i understand it, you know, why was churchill voted out of office? you know, he was an extremely effective war leader and in many ways the this was he stood election at a time when britain was a war weary nation. he had won the war. i think the british people had nothing against winston churchill period as a person but as a as a leader to deal with domestic issues, which he hadn't had to deal with in earnest almost his entire time is prime minister other than the fact of you know, protecting the homeland and dealing with the war effort the rebuilding it was believed by the brits was was best let for someone else and so frankly churchill did not campaign. well in 1945, he was tired. he made some comments about his opposition and that late referring to you know, if he had win there w