oakland unified school district teachers are on strike and the school district claims that the teachers union has walked away from the bargaining table. the school district says it's offering an historic compensation package that would increase salaries as much as 22%. and despite what the oakland education association is saying, it has operated a say in good faith and prioritize compensation. school district leaders say other issues outside of the collective bargaining agreement are holding up the deal, including a push for the school district to tackle citywide problem such as homelessness and environmental justice. >> we remain willing and ready to continue conversations so that we can end the strike immediately. one of the things when it comes to negotiating this contract, is there items within the scope of the contract that we as a district, mandated to negotiate? usually compensation and work conditions. there are items that are outside the scope of the contract of what we are required to negotiate. the school board has not authorized negotiators to go outside of that scope. >> th

this is collaboration between the department of public health and san francisco unified school district so with me today remotely is dr. mantan director of school base mental health service in the system of care and here in the chambers with me is jean robinson special education service at the san francisco unified school district. next slide, please. this is a resolution retroactive approving igrument with between thesuch department of public health and san francisco unified school district for students with mental health difficulties receiving educationally related mental health service as part of a individualized education plan. this contract continues existing services provide bide the department of public health for prck approximately a decade. background on the work, funding for the educationally related mental health service is provided to the special education local planning areas and school district and in san francisco county that is the san francisco unified school district. the school district contracts with us and children youth family system of care to provide the services

they want to picketing and calling for changes with the oakland unified school district pub. low pitcher diprato teaches second grade dual language at lockwood elementary school. he wants to stay in oakland but watches others take jobs outside of the district. oakland starting salary for teachers is $53,000 a year? the lowest in the bay area? it's hard because i new every year they have featured haven't had the time to develop relationships because teachers really honestly can't make it. he says it's evident that there's a lack of resources for students with disabilities and little to no mental health services for all students. >> at bridges academy at melrose teacher, samantha lamont says her biggest issue is the number of students she has to focus on. i'm not here because >> i feel like i think that my students a better education on the person that i could focus on. several parents chose not to send their kids to school thursday, including piccoli a man ago. she says oakland has failed its black and brown students and once or second grader and 7th grader to see her support,

it's a celebration of black brilliance among students in the mount diablo unified school district.as held at concord high. it is a first of its kind ceremony honoring 130 african american students for their high g p a attendance and excellence in subjects such as english and math. get a hoon is a graduating senior at northgate high school in walnut creek, where there are few black students receiving an award for his 0.3 g p. a aspiring doctor says he plans to attend usc of pride at first i was shocked because i didn't even notice the thing, but it's a very nice thing that they do in the district because it is a really underrepresented population, especially at my school. brazilian city. celebrating community. and breaking stereotypes. good job. i hope that it makes people like look at african american teenagers and students in a different light. because i feel like normally people associate them with bad things rather than academic excellence. award recipients are from great k through 12. derek consul is 10 years old in a tense fourth grade at bellaire elementary in pittsburgh. he

well, thousands of oakland unified school district teachers hit the picket lines today over failed contractotiations. the school district says it is offering a historic compensation package that would increase salaries as much as 22%. but the teachers union has walked away from the bargaining table. kron four's philippe joins us live now in oakland. and philippe, what have you learned? >> stephanie, it's definitely been a tough day for all parties involved. the oakland unified school district just hours ago here at its downtown headquarters saying that des3ite what you've heard from the oakland education association, they have been negotiating in good faith and prioritized compensation, but that its other issues that are blocking a deal. >> we remain and ready to continue conversations so that we can end the strike immediately. >> the oakland unified school district says it never received a counter proposal from the oakland education association wednesday night and that if it had there likely would have been a tentative agreement. one of the things when it comes to negotiating this contract

teachers in the oakland unified school district can go on strike as soon as this thursday. the oakland school district and members of the teachers union will be back at the bargaining table this morning. the union says. if an agreement isn't reached soon, teachers will walk off the job on thursday. teachers want higher pay smaller class sizes and better mental health services for their students. the school district says it remains optimistic that an agreement will be reached in time to prevent the teachers from going on strike. erasmus is following details here she'll have more on the potential oakland teachers strike coming up at 7 30 a well oakland mayor shanks towers, proposing a $4 billion budget for the next two fiscal years. the mayor says she wants to avoid cutting key city resources like public safety, facing a $360 million budget deficit, the her budget fund six police academies, affordable housing and other programs designed to help the city bounced back from the lingering effects of the pandemic. in our downtown area. public safety has been the number one issue, p

attend tonight, the mount diablo unified school district held its first ever black excellence awards ceremony honoring its high achieving students was amberleigh live now in concord and amber. you met some of these excellent kids. heather it was a joyous night here at concord high, now proud parents and students packed into the auditorium. organizers tell me their goal is to increase engagement with families to help students succeed celebrating. our students, african american students in the celebration of black brilliance among students in the mount diablo unified school district. the event was held at concord high. it is a first of its kind ceremony honoring 130 african american students for their high g p a attendance and excellence in subjects such as english and math. get a who is a graduating senior at northgate high school in walnut creek, where there are few black students. he is receiving an award for his 0.3 g p. a aspiring doctor says he plans to attend usc of pride at first i was shocked because i didn't even notice the thing, but it's a very nice thing that they do in th

. >> this is the second day of the oakland unified school districts strike this friday. >> and i feellike as schools, there's so much more responsibility dumped on the teachers, there needs to be more support. >> reporter: jamie is a counselor and social worker, she is one of hundreds of students , teachers and community members who gathered outside the middle school to demand fair wages but most importantly, more access to mental health support. >> we have a lot of students who come from areas of oakland , they see a lot of violence , they are carrying a lot of emotional stress. >> reporter: sentiments were echoed by many of the rallies, seeing the strike as a way to improve not just their own working conditions, but also the education and well-being of the students. this is another teacher involved in the bargaining team. >> salary is not the only thing that is making the teachers leave oakland, we need more support for our students, we need to add better facilities, we need classrooms that are less then 100 degrees in the summer. we need climate control. >> jos÷, where do the negot

. >> teachers from the oakland unified school district on the picket lines again today. fact this is day 4 of the teachers strike. the 2 sides still talking, though negotiations went past midnight for the second night in a row. the school district says that it will only bargain over wages and working conditions, but the teachers want other items included in the contract. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us here in the studio with the latest on the ongoing negotiations. drop ken and pam. today was the first day her deposit actually come from the teacher's side of things. >> the president of the teachers union said today that progress was made last night. it seems as though the demands of the 3,000 teachers are being taken more seriously by the oakland unified school district. >> when we fight we no deal yet between oakland teachers and the school district parents, students and teachers return to the picket lines tuesday morning, including here at melrose leadership academy. it's where teachers like charity below know, spoke about wanting new contract promise reparations for

strike signs ready to go on the picket lines as the oakland unified school district notified parents around 9:00 wednesday night that teachers will go ahead with their planned strike on thursday. >> i don't know what's going on, but i am not bringing my children to school tomorrow because there is conflicting messages. j.r.: schools will be open according to the district, but luis says she's not bringing her daughter or niece to school. she made the decision before the district note went out. >> there may be teachers, there may not. they are asking for parents to volunteer, but there are messages saying don't volunteer yet. i'm going to keep mine with me. j.r.: oakland unified says central office staff have been assigned to serve at schools to ensure students are safe. the teachers union says the union has failed to come to the table in good faith. parents we spoke with brought up teacher pay, specifically starting teacher pay which could be increased to slightly above $60,000. a number that is still being debated. >> everybody has to start somewhere, but you also have to be able to,

the oakland unified school district confirmed the plans, but the says they're still negotiating and could be up all night. >> 2 after 2 days of picketing in rallying oakland, teachers are ready to do it all again. monday. this is video from friday's strike. oakland unified school district offered what they call a historic pay raise of 13 to 22% for every classroom teacher beginning next year. and a one-time $5,000 bonus. but oakland education association bargaining team co-chair moma serrano says it's not enough. >> students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. but we're clear that it's just not enough. and that's why we're here. says they're continuing to fight for several things, including more school resources, smaller class sizes. >> and mental health services for students, parent kiki weisman also joined the picket line friday in hopes of improving her child's education. i would say the biggest thing with class sizes, more for each. >> students also, nurses at every site is so important in says sunday, the district to discuss their common

and you'll be. >> directed to our coverage of the negotiations between the oakland unified school district and educators. now the big story we're following for you in san francisco city supervisors. our meeting today to discuss a resolution urging the district attorney to release key evidence connected to the fatal shooting of banco brown union square. walgreens. market street. some city leaders want police reports. witness accounts. >> and video related to the investigation to be made public in. this comes a day after district attorney brooke jenkins said she would not release video and other evidence in the investigation since the shooting community leaders have called for more transparency in this case. the shooting happened earlier this month when brown, a transgender man who we have showed you was shot and killed in the brown physically threatened him. the guard says he shot brown who was unarmed in self-defense. >> to the east bay. now the amtrak station in martinez remains closed tonight is local and federal hazmat crews investigate and clean up the mercury that was discovered near

strike signs ready to go on the picket lines as the oakland unified school district notified parents around 9:00 wednesday night that teachers will go ahead with their planned strike on thursday. >> i don't know what's going on, but i am not bringing my children to school tomorrow because there is conflicting messages. j.r.: schools will be open according to the district, but luis says she's not bringing her daughter or niece to school. she made the decision before the district note went out. >> there may be teachers, there may not. they are asking for parents to volunteer, but there are messages saying don't volunteer yet. i'm going to keep mine with me. j.r.: oakland unified says central office staff have been assigned to serve at schools to ensure students are safe. the teachers union says the union has failed to come to the table in good faith. parents we spoke with brought up teacher pay, specifically starting teacher pay which could be increased to slightly above $60,000. a number that is still being debated. >> everybody has to start somewhere, but you also have to be able to,

. >> more than 3000 oakland unified school district teachers and staff are on strike. they are asking for a 23% raise. >> the district has offered 22% but that would not go to all the employees affected by the contract. 34,000 students impacted by the strike. we have team coverage includ a look at a proposal that would raise -- >> unser hudson has a look at the confusion between the union and school district over what is being offered. >> this is their future. >> bay area congresswoman barbara lee pumped up the crowd at this teacher rally in front of oakland city hall. behind the scenes there is confusion and frustration at the bargaining table. >> my goal as superintendent has always been to increase the compensation of our teachers. >> the oakland unified school district says what is on the table a historic $70 million offer. a retroactive raise, a for all teachers. up to 22% for some. >> my team has thoughtfully planned out a and made recommendations to make sure the district can afford this massive compensation package to maintain financial stability in the years t

and has more. >> more pay is a good thing for oakland's teachers, but now they want the oakland unified school district to offer more school resources, smaller class sizes, mental health services and more picketing rallying in oakland. teachers have not lost steam. >> hundreds walking with their signs and t-shirts. the united for success academy friday. it's where jazz mean lopez teaches with her current salary. she says she can barely make ends meet. i really wish and hope that i would be able to stay myself in a certain standard of living, but that's not possible here. >> thursday, the oakland unified school district offered a historic pay raise, giving most teachers a 22% pay raise and $5,000 bonus co-chair of the oakland education association's bargaining team, though most are says the district's offer needs to be more than just pay raises. our students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. >> but we're clear that it's just not enough. and that's why we're here. i walk through friday's rally talking with teachers and parents like he wiseman. her

police say the two classrooms were used by the palo alto unified school district for post secondary educationlasses. police say they believe the 16 year old is also responsible for lighting a picnic table on fire later that morning. at aloni elementary school authorities are investigating an assault that happened onboard a united airlines plane at san francisco international witnesses say a passenger repeatedly punched a crew member. over a seat assignment this happening before the flight was scheduled to take off on sunday. the passenger was identified as a 42 year old man from texas. he was cited for battery and then released. in a statement, united said this customer's behavior was unacceptable. he has been banned from future united flights, and we are working with local law enforcement in their investigation. coming up. an effort is underway in the south bay to get guns off the streets. also a new public health crisis is on the rise that concern tonight surrounding loneliness. and we are tracking raindrops in the bay area. some heavy showers continue. we'll see some of that overnight as w

the school board president says the oakland unified school district already has policies regarding many of the common good request. frustrated with what he's calling an unfair labor practice strike. i would to please come back and open up our schools and us to finish our school year like our community needs and deserves. >> hutchinson explained today what school has been like for the roughly. >> 35,000 students affected by the 3 day strike saying there's been little to no instruction with teachers out of the classroom and on the picket lines reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. a major move made an anti out today to address mental hill. there is now a mobile mental health crisis response team. it will take over calls. it would have been handled by police in the past. >> kron four's justine waldman live for us in our newsroom with the story. just ken and pam. this team will now respond to nonviolent non life-threatening 9-1-1. calls and was named after and low key detail. the antioch man who died after being restrained by antioch police. >> in december

you'll be directed to our coverage of the negotiations. >> between oakland unified school district and educators. >> developing news, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins says she's reviewing additional evidence in the shooting death of banco brown brown. a transgender man was shot and killed by a private security guard just over a week ago. this is in front of san francisco. walgreens, on market street. investigators say the guard believe brown, the shoplifting and that brown physically threatened him. the guard says he shot brown who was unarmed in self-defense. jenkins says asked san francisco police now to gather additional evidence and interview any other potential witnesses. san francisco supervisors say they plan to meet tomorrow to discuss a resolution that would urge the da to release video and other pieces of evidence. >> police in redwood city are investigating a shooting that left 5 people injured, including a 16 year-old boy. the incident happened early sunday morning on redwood avenue near hawes park. poli say that 4 man in the teenager words standing outside

on thursday, the oakland unified school district offered a historic pay raise, giving most teachers a 22% pay raise. and $5,000 bonus co-chair of the oakland education association's bargaining team, though most are says the district's offer needs to be more than just pay raises. our students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. >> but we're clear that it's just not enough. and that's why we're here. i walk through friday's rally talking with teachers and parents like he wiseman. her son attends first grade in the oakland school system. i would say the biggest thing with class sizes, more for each. >> students also, nurses at every site is so important and the teachers union has called for improved services for students with disabilities, more mental health services for students still recovering from the pandemic and more investments in historically black community schools. >> state superintendent tony thurmond has offered to mediate usd putting out a statement saying, quote, we appreciate state superintendent thurman's offered to formally m

you'll be directed to our coverage of the negotiations between the oakland unified school district and educators. >> saturday outside on this friday night as we take a live look bit of a breeze there, but clear skies and san francisco. yeah, apparently we can enjoy that breeze. well, we can because things are heating up. we are cranking up those temperatures out there. that's right. this weekend, it looks like those numbers really going of. it is going to be hot in parts of the bay area outside right now, there are a couple patches of fog along the coast line clear over san francisco. you see the breeze is kicking in right now. but that fog starting to roll in toward the coast. looking our sutro cam back toward the golden gate bridge can see the golden gate out there right now with some of that fog. but >> that's pretty low-level stuff for that means that ridge of high pressure strengthening up above and what a day it is been. look at the numbers right now. 77 morgan hill, 71 beautiful and sunny and san jose. 71 in san mateo, 80 in livermore right now. 81 in concord. 84 insane. lena. 8

good evening, everyone and mike mibach julie julie haener, the oakland unified school district says it is working hard to strike a deal. but the teachers union accuses the district of bargaining in bad faith. ktvu jana katsuyama live in oakland tonight with the latest development, janna. julian mike, the teacher, said that they did not want it to get to this point. but they said that they worked hard on negotiations all weekend. they still do not have a deal, and they feel like now is the time they need to take a stand. the district has failed to bargain. in good faith, members of the oakland teachers union bargaining team announced monday. they've had enough on may 4th if we do not have an agreement with the district we are going to strike over there unfair labor practice after negotiations all weekend and all day monday failed to produce a contract. the oakland educators association president gave parents the district and the community notice that they plan to walk out thursday. if they don't reach a deal. this means that over 3000 educators will be on the picket lines. we haven't re

but in the meantime, teachers on strike throughout the oakland unified school district. it's a picket lines like this one here at skyline behind me, at schools throughout the city. >> gasia ali, i'm so glad you talked with that mom who said, look, you know, what about those eighth graders who are hoping to graduate this this end of the year? time is so crucial. and i know teachers said they didn't want to strike, but is there any indication from the people you've talked to about how long this could go on? i mean, could yesterday have been the last day in the classroom for these students and teachers together? and i some parents have told us that what was relayed to their children in class yesterday, the day before the strike, was that some teachers told their children, i don't know when i'll be able to see you again for the rest of this year. >> some there are, some reports from families saying that their child's teacher was packing up some of their stuff and their desk yesterday, expecting the strike to happen and expecting it to last a little while. the last strike, jus

the picket lines have started about 3000 oakland unified school district. teachers are on strike after the union and the school district failed to reach an agreement yesterday. you can see them out here with her, their signs the school and we shouldn't mention that schools across the district are still open their doors open in case kids need a place to go, and parents can't find an alternate form of childcare. but obviously teachers will not be in the classroom. schools will be staffed by some of the administrators and staff members here to tell us about the latest with the negotiations and what happened last night is union president ismail armendariz. thanks for talking with us what happened with the negotiations with the district last night? we waited all day for a comprehensive proposal. the district did not send a compa proposed a comprehensive proposal over and we're here on strike because the district hasn't provided anything in writing to us comprehensive proposal. you mean like all the details, everything salary and what other issues are your members

our top story is that teachers from the oakland unified school district are on the picket lines againday is day 4 of the teachers strike. negotiations went past midnight for the second night in a row. so to get an update now, kron four's rob nesbitt joins us here now live in the studio with if there's been any progress to get a deal and get kids and teachers back in class. rob, thanks for joining us. >> just seen the teachers union's president said today that progress was made last night. it seems as though the demands of the 3,000 teachers are being taken more seriously by the oakland unified school district since the deal was still not struck last night, teachers, students and parents were back on the picket lines today. this is what it looked like at melrose leadership academy this morning. it's where teachers spoke about wanting the new contract to promise reparations for black students and more resources for students experiencing homelessness. parents of students with disabilities also expressed their frustrations with the lack of programs. oakland schools, usd has offered pay in

tonight, the oakland unified school district canceled a scheduled news conference about the ongoing teachers strike. as of now, tens of thousands of students will not be in class tomorrow. gator views. bailey o'carroll live tonight in the newsroom with more on the story, bailey mike over. 3000 teachers and other staff will return for their third day of picketing tomorrow in his teachers are about are absent from classrooms . many high school students are opting to stay home as well. teacher say power. i haven't gone onto campus since the strike started power. we haven't really been talking about it. it's just like, oh, the strikes happening. okay this is not ian von google and first time experiencing a teacher strike. the high school sophomore also went through one when he was in middle school. it's definitely more difficult than actually being in school, but it's not like impossible, he said. the current strike is less impactful on students than it was the first time around because they can turn to remote work and learning something they became more than familiar with. during the covid 19 p

more than 3000 oakland unified school teachers are expected to hit the picket lines this morning. in their place, ousd says central office staff have been assigned to serve at school to afy. this latest move to strike comes after seven days of bargaining with the school district, with no deal reached. the teachers union, the oakland education association, maintains ousd has failed to come to the table in good faith. at least one parent we spoke with was vocal against any strike, saying kids are already behind after covid closures and the 2019 strike that lasted a week. but during afterschool pick up yesterday, a majority of parents say they stand with educators and support a short strike. many pointed to starting teacher pay, specifically which would be increased to above $60,000. >> at the end of the day, everybody has to start somewhere. but you also have to be able to, number one, pay your bills. it is a very expensive area to live in. >> i support the teachers 100%. i don't think it is their fault. i am really considering homeschooling, actually, because of homeschooling and th

well the oaken unified school district are finally back in classrooms. this morning, the students for the school district that's their first full day of learning since the beginning of the month, teachers finally ending a strike after agreeing on terms of a new contract. ktvu sally rasmus explains what parents, students and teachers are expecting for the remainder of the school year. a long line of cars pulled into joaquin miller elementary this morning as parents drop their kids off at school. today was the first regular school day in the oakland unified school district in almost two weeks. the teachers strike is over. i cried yesterday when i saw my students was so happy yeah, i only had 10 of them yesterday. so i'll see the rest today. i'm really looking forward to it excited for the kids. they were you know , and since opinion when they were coming back, i wasn't anticipating on them coming back , i thought was going to take to the end of the year. her daughter is glad it didn't. she's looking forward to her eighth grade graduation. i didn't get to ha

teachers with the oakland unified school district are now on strike after the district in the union couldn'tch an agreement on a new contract last night schools will be open, but teachers won't be in the classroom. instead administrative staff will be on hand to watch children who come to campus. earlier this week, the district offered all teachers a pay increase of anywhere from 13 to 23. the union says they are also asking for other things like smaller class sizes, improvements to equipment as well as improvements of homelessness and social justice measures. it's not just about teacher pay. it's also about student resources is about creating equitable schools. it's about black reparations. it's about supporting our students in every way district. we simply can't do everything. and it is our mission critical that we remain focused on prioritizing primary purpose, which is teaching and learning and student well being. both sides were at the table all week. the union accuses the district of not taking the negotiation process seriously their duty. the district and the union have been having pr

it's a celebration of black brilliance among students in the mount diablo unified school district.eld at concord high. it is a first of its kind ceremony honoring 130 african american students for their high g p a attendance and excellence in subjects such as english and math. cabinet get a hoon is a graduating senior at northgate high school in walnut creek, where there are few black students. he is receiving an award for his 0.3 g p. a aspiring doctor says he plans to attend usc of pride at first i was shocked because i didn't even know this was a thing, but it's a very nice thing that they do in the district because it is a really underrepresented population, especially at my school rating. brazilian city celebrating community. and breaking stereotypes. good job. i hope that it makes people like look at african american teenagers and students in a different light. because i feel like normally people associate them with bad things rather than academic excellence. award recipients are from great k through 12. derek consul is 10 years old and attends fourth grade at bellaire elemen

the san jose unified school district is facing a major teacher shortage. says the district needs to hire more than 200 teachers before the start of the next school year. at a board meeting last week, the district assistant superintendent said the cost of living is a major factor in the shortfall. the district pays teachers are starting salary of $68,000. the median income in all workers in san jose is almost double that around 125,000 year. 8 34, now the town of davis is on edge after two stabbing deaths and less than a week and a student at uc davis is the latest victim davis police say the 20 year old was stabbed and killed saturday night in a park. the killing comes just days after another. s say the sudden outbreak of violence hasout their safety. ie able to feel safe in my own community being able to walk around and not have to worry about maybe going to be stabbed. next brought in every investigator. we have. we've been working with our local partners. um and we've begun reaching out to federal agencies to assist us in this process. a person of inter

. >> to our oakland community, we have reached a tentative agreement with the oakland unified school district. for far too long our communities have been told to wait for safe community schools. >> all right. so, the teacher's union said they reached and agreement to raise compensation by 15%. they agreed to add teacher librarians, mental health counselors to school and school nurses. an e-mail went out this morning saying schools will be open today and students are welcome on campus but it's not clear how many staff will be on campus. today will be used as a transition for members with the teacher's uney details later today. of course, we will keep you updated with this. >> thank you for the update. >>> a live look outside. hope you have you had a great weekend and mother's day weekend with that sunshine and enjoy it with mom and family and friends this weekend. jess, what can we expect the rest of the week? >> for the most part we are well above average with the temperatures, especially tomorrow. we are waking up with patchy doing. of current conditions, a live look from mount diabl

well happening now teachers in the oakland unified school district are back on the picket lines. this morning, the teachers union just announced it will hold a news conference at 9 30 this morning. now oakland unified has said that it is making historic a historic $70 million offer to increase pay by as much as 22% starting next year. the union did not accept that offer and has put forth more proposals it says will improve working conditions for students, teachers and staff. have a lot of work to do around salary around special education and our common good demands. well we agree on the principles of the proposal. they simply do not belong in contract languaget negotiations appear to be moving in the right direction. they hope a settlement can be reached soon. we will have a crew at that 9 30 news conference by the teachers union will bring you any updates out of that news conference as soon as we get them back across the bay, san francisco supervisor asha sophy is challenging mayor london breed in next year's election. a supervisor has filed paperwork declaring his intent to run

to our oaknd tentative agreement with the oakland magic with the oakland unified school district. for far too long. communities have been told to wait for safe and originally just community schools. today we reached an agreement. um to raise our compensation by 15. chlorine a historic collapse of our salary structure. yeah we added teacher librarians, more counselors and more mental health services to our schools and to our students. president so far, the district has not said anything about the tentative agreement. schools will be open today, like they have been for the first seven days of the strike. however teachers will not be in the classroom until tomorrow. we will have updates throughout the morning here on ktvu and online at ktvu .com. well the recent exploration of pandemic era immigration rules has reignited the debate over immigration reform, and pam south bay congressman ro khanna says a house bill passed by republicans earlier this year won't get anywhere in the senate. the senate won't pass their bill. i mean there, bill takes away funding from any of the ngos in el p

. >> to our oakland community, we have reached a tentative agreement with the oakland unified school district. for far too long our communities have been told to wait for safe community schools. >> all right. so, the teacher's union said they reached and agreement to raise compensation by 15%. they agreed to add teacher librarians, mental health counselors to school and school nurses. an e-mail went out this morning saying schools will be open today and students are welcome on campus but it's not clear how many staff will be on campus. today will be used as a transition for members with the teacher's union to prepare for school tuesday. they will release more details later today. of course, we will keep you updated with this. an may day? >> a amanda? >>> a live look outside, i saw fog on my way in from the east bay. you may see some yourself. what can people expect out the door? >> visibility is not the best. some of us are dealing with great conditions, others of us -- >> typical san francisco. >> typical bay area weather. >>> let's head into the weather headlines, a live look from m

well the oakland unified school district says schools will be open today. central office staffers will be assigned to schools. here's a quick timeline of what we expect to see today from the school district and the teachers. teachers will start picketing at schools beginning at 7 30 this morning, then a 10 30. the oakland school district, will hold its first news conference since the strike was announced. after that, teachers will hold a rally at oakland city hall at 12 30. pm well. today's strike comes just one year after a teacher demonstration teachers held a one day strike in april last year to protest oakland school closures and teachers went on a week long strike in 2019. the sides eventually agreed to a four year deal with pay raises a bonus and the district promising smaller class sizes. but more than 40% of the union actually voted against that deal, these members called the class size reductions meager and opposed the districts plans to close schools in future years. ears. the transit says the teacher strike will affect some of its roots as busses

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anser: after two weeks on the picket line, they have reached an agreement with oakland unified school district. >> we just came to an agreement on our common good demands. anser: these are issues that go beyond classroom learning. key our topics on shared governance and community schools. >> we have an agreement on support for un-housed students, our black thriving community schools and school closures. >> we are excited having community schools be modeled around oakland. anser: both sides had a hard go at reaching common ground. the teachers union wanted more decision-making -- the union stating "fully implementing the common good proposal would cost the district morener goinat much and i have no idea how the district came up with those numbers. fte' the union said what made it so tough to negotiate was what sharon governance would look like. >> i have a long-standing practice of directing the district without input and it took time for them to hear from us, help them understand what it was that we were hoping to do, and show some models from around the state of where it is being don

there is still no deal between their union and the oakland unified school district. odriguez is in the newsroom. luria: the teachers union is planning a rally at 3:30 in oakland before the district board meeting. in a statement last night, the school said negotiations are making some progress. >> ♪ get up, get down oakland is a uniontown ♪ gloria: teachers spent their fourth day away from the classroom, on strike. the union 23% pay raise for teachers, across-the-board, with the district has offered a 22% increase for the most tenured teachers and staff, calling it structured salary increases. he owned a pay raise, the sticking point remains the so-called common good items the oakland education association holding firm on their goal to include common goal -- common good items in a new contract. >> you can pass a policy. policies change. you put it in a contract, we can hold the district accountable to doing that. diane: we are coming on with breaking news. republican congressman george santos is in custody after turning himself in on federal criminal charges. unsealed

both campuses are in the san jose unified school district. several other schools in the district have also been plagued by threats of violence this year. >> terrified. i was scared for my life and my friends' lives and my teachers' lives. >> reporter: last night, students and parents also gave the school board an earful, complaining of lack of planning and poor communication with parents. >> why didn't you shut down the school for the day or until the investigation? do you want my peers to die? >> we want to make sure kids and staff are safe, first and foremost. >> reporter: is vice principal at willow glen says he's had several debriefs since the gun sgint and believes they responded to the threat just as trained. but he knows there are always lessons to be learned. wa worked, didn't work what can we do better? communication is important. >> can you imagine losing your brother to a gun? >> reporter: today's demonstration was aimed more at the national fight against gun violence. a walkout many parents also support. >> i hope that at every lev

. >> line, the oakland education association has reached an agreement with oakland unified school district in the key area of negotiations. >> we just came to an agreement on our common good demand. >> common good demands or issues that go beyond classroom learning. key to this are topics related to shared governments and community schools. >> we have an agreement around on health students, our community schools and school closures. >> we are excited about having community schools be modeled the best they can be in oakland. >> both sides had a hard go at reaching common ground. the teachers union wanted more community input on the decision-making process. the district issued a statement stating fully implementing the initial common good proposal would cost the district more than a billion dollars. >> it certainly didn't cost a billion dollars. our proposals were never going to be costed at that much and i have absolutely no idea how the district came up with those numbers. we have five f full-time equivalent educators, and that's the entire cost of the package. >> the union said what made

have been out since before the sun came up on the first day of their strike against the oakland unified school district. >> what do we want? >> new contract. >> when do we want it? >> the union and school district failed to reach an agreement on a new contract by midnight last night over better pay and smaller class sizes. justin andrews has been out there all morning long talking to teachers, parents and students. justin, how is everyone feeling this morning? >> well, you know, obviously it's a lot going on. these teachers are frustrated. they have gathered here outside of city hall in oakland. this is where a rally will be getting underway in about an hour or so. there is already -- that rally is planned. we heard from some of the teachers, liz, that told us that they don't want to be on the picket lines but when the district didn't come up with a solid proposal, they didn't have a choice. one teacher we met, she says she has been teaching for 10 years. she and other teachers were waiting for a promised proposal from the district and teachers say they didn't come up with one so that's why we

where the teachers union there has reached an agreement on common, good items with the oakland unified school district. these include reparations for black students, resources for unhoused students and school closures. this comes after a week of negotiations. the teachers union says that they are still on strike, but they say momentum is on their side. the union says they will continue to bargain with the school district to reach a full tentative agreement. oakland teachers and school staff have been on strike for the past week. but of course, update you with more information as this developing story continues. coming up after the break. discover the magic of morimoto napa as we get it. >> thanking from the superstar chef and the giants are on the road in arizona matching up with the d'backs next in sports team really will have the highlights of the hot-hitting rookie who has been tearing up giants pitching the nell fields: my husband, who worked on strip job for a number of years, got black lung. a little over three years ago, he quickly started declining and started asking for my help. sinc

we also heard from the oakland unified school district. the collaborative nature of the discussions and the effort of the o e. a members involved to reach these agreements. the union will enter day eight of its strike this week. that means we can expect teachers back on the picket line starting early tomorrow morning. they say they will go on until all their demands are met. frank alrighty, james. thanks for that update, it's been a very violent weekend in the city of oakland police are investigating four separate shootings that happened within an hour of each other early yesterday, shot spotters alerted police to a shooting in the fruit bell district. that was about two in the morning. and at nearly the same time there was another shooting east of the college sandwich short time later and just a half mile way a third shooting, and that was followed by a force shooting video from the citizens app showing police and e. m. t s on eighth avenue about three o'clock in the morning neighborhood did not want to be identified, told us that the vic

both campuses are in the san jose unified school district. several other schools in the district have alsoee

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the oakland unified school district confirmed the plans, but ea says they're still negotiating and could be all night. >> 2 after 2 days of picketing in rallying oakland, teachers are ready to do it all again. monday. this is video from friday's strike. oakland unified school district offered what they call a historic pay raise of 13 to 22% for every classroom teacher beginning next year and a one-time $5,000 bonus. but oakland educators association bargaining team co-chair vilma serrano says it's not enough. >> students are doing the best that they can with what to do with the resources that we have. but we're clear that it's just not enough. and that's why we're here at the o e a says they're continuing to fight for several things, including more school resources, smaller class sizes. >> and mental health services for students, parent kiki wiseman also joined the picket line friday in hopes of improving her child's education. i would say the biggest thing with his class sizes, more for each. >> students also, nurses at every site is so important. >> as was the case, the with the first

the oakland unified school district says the teachers say that they will go on strike. >> tomorrow morning if they can't come to an agreement on a new contract with the district kron four's amanda hari live for us in oakland at the educators association office and a man has the latest. amanda. >> right now, those negotiations are still underway and we're not sure just how long they're going to go. but the district has said they believe a deal is within reach. but i've spoken to a lot of other people who say they think a strike is going to happen here at the o office. you can see outside there are a bunch of signs out and all of those are referencing to a strike happening. >> members of the oakland educators association spent hours wednesday putting the finishing touches on strike sites. all about 50 other members of that are part of the bargaining team continue to negotiate. we need to settle a fair contract that. >> the really does good by the students of oakland saniya cut hub is part of the bargaining team. the district says base. the latest proposal. every teacher will get a raise from

all oakland unified schools are open but today is not typical. justin andrews is live in oakland. the district ys is hopeful al will >> reporter: the president of the union tells me they were negotiating until 230 this morning and no deal. we are seeing teachers gathered outside of the school, demanding a change. keep in mind the teachers say they are tired of being underpaid among other issues . the says the last day of school is in two weeks for most of the families in the district support the teachers but it is the kids who are the one suffering in this. >> that is frustrating because i do not know who to believe . i am sure the truth is somewhere in the middle. but it is challenging to try and thread the needle with all the different communication. >> reporter: we know the district has made some movement on compensation demands. giving every classroom teacher a 13% to 2aise next grant spending, housing for le cls si amonothers. but we bel at iwe o le totiar we can make more movement. we are committed to seeing through the full bargain and reaching a tentative agreement as quic

week, two days before the attacks began, before going to college, he was profiled in the oakland unified school districts mentoring and medicine and science program, and was an inspiring doctor. authorities are trying to figure out how the students who wanted to save lives, wound it up accused of taking them. >> he had roommates that were announced in the press conference, did they know anything? did they speak up? did i know there roommates? did they know what carlos was doing? >> today, a celebration of life will be held for one of the victims , the other victims include a 50-year-old man who died and a woman in her 60s who was expected to survive. we will have more details on this story as we get them, stay with cbs news bay area and on our website, kpix .com. >>> san francisco police are investigating don carmignani in connection with the series of pepper spray attacks against homeless people over the last few years, the lawyer for the suspect accused of attacking don carmignani with the pipe last month said her client was also bear spray. he previously denied any involvement in the other a