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villanueva villanueva nepomuceno sister, principal of balboa high school, and i'm here representing usf. i want to first urge the district to sell negotiations with our family members at seiu and usf with all full care and expediency so we can all focus on educating our kiddos and serving them with peace of mind. in addition, i'll speak briefly about the svc bond which is being put together by district staff. a few folks have already spoken about it, but last week a coalition of labor unions and community organizations shared our priorities with the district staff and with you on the board of education about what we would like to see in this bond. we hope that you all have taken the time to read them as the issues raised within like bond size, transparency, equity and healthy learning environments are issues many our community can get behind and i can speak personally about my house at balboa. lord knows there's a lot that needs to be happening tomorrow. our friends are going to be descending upon my house for a major vote. so let's take this. think about them as well and figure out wha

appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women and quote, usf politics. professor james taylor says appointing lee now would be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is less than 6 months away. it's unknown when the governor will make his decision. let's take a live look now at downtown san francisco. it seems like everything's getting darker and darker as the night gets later. campers. gayle ong is here now with more on what we can expect in the rest of this weekend. take >> hello, know. well, hello, everyone. good evening. i know we had some passing rain showers today. so tomorrow is going to look much better. here's storm tracker for the activity over the last few hours. now that activity has since diminished. but that cold front we felt is now mov

involvement that do not require use of a least airbases if not forces from usf j and usf k.re's no sooner i can think of that immediately upon some type of u.s.-chinese confrontation over taiwan that either japan or south korea is safe. there's no choices about whether they get involved or not. i guess on the one hand, the fact that as chris described, the topic can be tabled but it obviously needs to be expanded in terms of its a discussion and the reality that would have to face that our allies in japan and republic of korea they are in the game and most of the scenarios that a least i can imagine. i was wondering what your thoughts are. >> i'll take one more question. i know there are members of the media. scott, did you have a question? yes, sir, please. scott started from the council of foreign relations. >> thank you. the question that have for the panel is really about, as we institutionalize this trilateralism, it comes at a potential cost to autonomy in each country. it comes with a sense of potential entrapment. and i'm wondering if the panel thinks that there are

. >> i remember, she took a multimedia class at usf. i spoke to the class.gets with the giants before i can say -- she would be like you spoke to my class years ago. >> yes. that is cool. >> look how far she has come. [ laughter ] >> amazing. >>> let's transition to the 49ers, shall we? road favorite to win at the vikings. we have seen that movie before last week before the browns game. three of the 49ers biggest stars are hurt. trent williams, ankle, samuel, shoulder, and mccaffrey is injured. they lost their first game on nearly a year on this missed field goal. the players were not making excuses, cleveland was the better team. >> we probably did not deserve to win the game. >> they played better than us today >> they earned it, we didn't. >> we feel like we failed our own expectations today. >> there is me when i get to work with sara. see you on excited i am? chargers fans cheering on against the cowboys in l.a. and on attack. quarterback dak prescott, connecting with cook for a go ahead touchdown. the cowboys bounce back. winning it 2017. and crushed t

we want to welcome to the show usf professor stephen zunes, who specializes in middle eastern politics and policy. thanks for joining us. let's put this into context for folks at home, because we've been talking about there's so much happening all at one time, but the scope, the hundreds of lives lost, the hostages, how they were taken. can you talk about the significance of what we're seeing happening right now? well, this is huge. i mean, israel, of course, has had this horrific history of terrorism that since its founding. and but this is far beyond anything that they have ever experienced. so you know, the collective trauma , of course, is huge. and there's a very there's in addition to mourning the dead, there's there are still areas within israel that hamas fighters still control. they have to move into there and see if they can save any more lives. the people who are who are behind those lines. and then there's a question of how do you get these people out that are being being being held hostage inside gaza itself? yeah. and can we talk about hamas? because it's an important to

a half mile and a half away from their police are outside of a chase bank on fulton street near the usf campus. there are reports of an armed person inside the bank. police deployed tear gas about 15 minutes ago. >> trying to force this person out. and that is 4 sarah stinson joins us now. live. sarah, what are you learning? >> yeah, we're all out here. kind of standing by watching the scenario as it happens. and we're kind of sneezing or coughing out here because they did deployed tear gas and then we saw smoke coming from the chase bank here on fulton and central streets. let's take a look. lives we can show you what's going on here. we see a lot of police here. we've seen their tactical forces, people in full gas mask heading inside. everyone telling all the officers telling the public out here, hey, we have deployed tear gas. you may want to back up. so you don't, you know, get the effects of that. but still a big group of people out here wanting to see what's going on in their neighborhood. well, we've heard so far from police. nothing officially confirmed. but we heard from the th

illinois and the north bay player of the year announce today on his 18th birthday, sara, stanford, usf, uc santa barbara were finalists but the fighting illini won out. >> his parents have to be proud and his two younger brothers that are up and coming. >> more super stars to the list >> the butler family is something. >> thank you very much. >>> if you see something weird streaking across the sky the next few days, not to worry, it is just flying spiders. not to worry? i am worried. these webs have been seen here in the bay area and beyond. a professor says it looks like the result -- excuse me i am losing my voice, of ballooning, spiders do it when they run on food and need to relocate. they use it to pick up and fly to new places. oh. okay. we have been seeing a lot of posts on line from people who are baffled. this person posted spidernado? what is falling from the sky in california. someone in modesto wrote you wake up to see a long spider web if your backyard. someone else this picture. what the bleep are these spider web things flying over manteko. i hope never to see that perso

austin is confirming that the final destination for this freight group is going to be alongside the usf ford. so in other words, the us, us eisenhower, which is the carriers crate groups now going to be alongside the us us board, which is already in the eastern mediterranean. and the purpose of this 2nd carrier strike group is deterrence. it's deterrence to make sure that there is no non state or state actor that is looking to broaden this conflict, can be how could, thanks so much indeed, it will stay with us here on al jazeera as we continue our special coverage, including conflict, has a good thousands of people to take to the streets in many parts of the world. we'll have those details coming up next, the colors, whether it's looking pretty quad, because a good positive charter, lots of items on the shopping, around the grassy se ultimate on the show and making his way into what japan high pressure and child shaping see the civil area the cloud, just to the south of japan, that's what i'm organized there. we have light pressure actually was hoping some ra, the weather in for time on

this happened on fulton street near the usf campus.t's where we find kron 4 sarah stinson. >> she joins us live now with the very latest there. sara. >> yeah, this was a barricaded situation inside the chase bank. behind me for hours. and they finally were able to get the man out. i mean, it was repeatedly them telling this man inside, drop the knives, come up with your arms up in the air and please end this peacefully in. take a look and ended with a man being taken out of the bank around 5.15, in a stretcher and they brought him into the ambulance, taking him to the hospital because they used a lot of tear gas. not only did they use those flash booms, but they also used tear gas bullets as well. and there was just smoke wafting from from the bank here on fulton street, in between central and masonic and again, took hours for them to get him out. but they did successfully around 5.15, and they kept repeating the same thing. they said that he was armed with a knife. we have been trying to get into contact with san francisco police to g

about this service and about this career path back when she was 22 years old after graduating from usf, i tried to put in her ear, i think you would be incredible at this profession and she said i'll think about it. >> that is always something in my ear, but to be honest, my encounter with the fire department that kind of sparked that interest and the reason as to why i wanted to become a firefighter, because at the age of 15 i lost my mother to gun violence and it was the fire department when they came to my home, it was the reaction of the firefighters that i felt cold. their reaction to my situation. i didn't feel support. that is just my perspective of the instant it happened, but that is something that stuck with me. i don't want someone like me to go through what i went through because i know how that felt. i took the leap of faith and i said i'm going to change my career entirely, but now i see for myself just within my recruit class that there is a lot of diversity. it was really comforting to me to see that and know that these are the people who are going to be my first family

>> i think that is certainly going to be a kind of criticism perhaps that usf officials confront in the aftermath of these attacks. look, diplomacy is something that president biden of course, has to work on every day, that is a part of his job, and particularly, when it comes to the situation with israel, look, we've been talking about this all morning, the president has taken real pride and eus officials have pointed to the brokering of this deal between israel and saudi arabia, that the u.s. has played such a key part in and until recently, they said look, they had at least indicated, i think we are close to getting this across the finish line, if israelis would be okay with some of these concessions that we are pushing forward to be made it to the palestinians. again, we are in a completely new world now, given the scenes coming out of israel, given the scenes that are coming out of the ground over there, and given just sort of the scale of the attack that we are seeing, israelis, just seem completely unprepared for. >> thank you so much, and of course, that will be dealt with in go

and it is part and parcel of a larger tradition of the labor movement and of educator unions that usf led the way in getting school level access to testing and high quality masks for students. during the 20 2122 covid waves. when we were back in person again when we donated our stimulus checks in an effort initiated by our now executive vice president, frank lara, when he recognized that our undocumented families and school community were getting hit hardest during this pandemic, we are proud of our heritage, our heritage of resistance, our heritage of collective strength, our heritage of community, a community built building to be part of the solution. and in accepting this award tonight, i reinstate my commitment to be part be part of that community, be part of our efforts for social justice. somos san francisco. thank you. frame. this year. right? yes, please. yes please. yes. it's yours. i have the honor of introducing somebody from my barrio. our next honoree is a recipient of the rosario anaya community award. this award honors an individual who has committed their career and li

in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the me

about this service and about this career path back when she was 22 years old after graduating from usf, i tried to put in her ear, i think you would be incredible at this profession and she said i'll think about it. >> that is always something in my ear, but to be honest, my encounter with the fire department that kind of sparked that interest and the reason as to why i wanted to become a firefighter, because at the age of 15 i lost my mother to gun violence and it was the fire department when they came to my home, it was the reaction of the firefighters that i felt cold. their reaction to my situation. i didn't feel support. that is just my perspective of the instant it happened, but that is something that stuck with me. i don't want someone like me to go through what i went through because i know how that felt. i took the leap of faith and i said i'm going to change my career entirely, but now i see for myself just within my recruit class that there is a lot of diversity. it was really comforting to me to see that and know that these are the people who are going to be my first family

and it is part and parcel of a larger tradition of the labor movement and of educator unions that usf led the way in getting school level access to testing and high quality masks for students. during the 20 2122 covid waves. when we were back in person again when we donated our stimulus checks in an effort initiated by our now executive vice president, frank lara, when he recognized that our undocumented families and school community were getting hit hardest during this pandemic, we are proud of our heritage, our heritage of resistance, our heritage of collective strength, our heritage of community, a community built building to be part of the solution. and in accepting this award tonight, i reinstate my commitment to be part be part of that community, be part of our efforts for social justice. somos san francisco. thank you. frame. this year. right? yes, please. yes please. yes. it's yours. i have the honor of introducing somebody from my barrio. our next honoree is a recipient of the rosario anaya community award. this award honors an individual who has committed their career and li

appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women and quote, usf politics. professor james taylor says appointing lead now will be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is less than 6 months away. it is unknown when the governor will make his decision. developing national news tonight, a government shutdown has been avoided but only for the next 47 days. the threat of a federal government shutdown ended this evening just hours before the deadline. congress approving a temporary funding bill to keep federal agencies open until november 17th. president biden called it, quote, good news for the american people. the package drops aid for ukraine, but it adds money for us disaster assistance. now the president did post x an image of himself signing the bill.

and it is part and parcel of a larger tradition of the labor movement and of educator unions that usf led the way in getting school level access to testing and high quality masks for students. during the 20 2122 covid waves. when we were back in person again when we donated our stimulus checks in an effort initiated by our now executive vice president, frank lara, when he recognized that our undocumented families and school community were getting hit hardest during this pandemic, we are proud of our heritage, our heritage of resistance, our heritage of collective strength, our heritage of community, a community built building to be part of the solution. and in accepting this award tonight, i reinstate my commitment to be part be part of that community, be part of our efforts for social justice. somos san francisco. thank you. frame. this year. right? yes, please. yes please. yes. it's yours. i have the honor of introducing somebody from my barrio. our next honoree is a recipient of the rosario anaya community award. this award honors an individual who has committed their career and li

. >> here is the scene outside of the chase bank on fulton street right near the usf campus.everal officers, including the swat team, responded about 2 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday to a report of an armed man inside the bank. police tried several times to order the man to come out of the building about 3 hours into the situation. police started to deploy flash bangs and tear gas. even then it took some time until the suspect carried out on a stretcher. and that surprised a lot of people who are watching. >> this city was in there screaming and kicking on the floor. so he must felt the pain. you most the page. so they said he was in there minute because of the smell of but he lasted. i don't know how he left that the team make it to the bathroom to put calories knows because we couldn't take it out here. just standing on the street, this knees and done in a watery eye to eye >> one officer was injured during this incident. the suspects charges are pending, but police say they may include aggravated assault and resisting arrest. the ongoing search for oakland's next polic

usf professor stephen zunes said tensions have been growing between israel and the palestine organs over increased settlement activity by israel in the occupied territories. so there's been this increase in tensions and of course extremist groups like hamas, they like this kind of stuff that gives them an excuse, you know, to engage in this kind of terror and violence . and indeed, many israelis are warning that if the israeli government didn't stop these provocative acts in the west bank, there could be some kind of explosion. but i think even the biggest critics of the netanyahu government would couldn't imagine it would be on this scale of barbarity that we've seen in these hamas terrorist attacks. the professor said he expects to see israel launch a ground offensive into the gaza strip, which could result in many civilian deaths. take a listen. take hummus down . if we don't get no justice, peace and dueling demonstrations taking place across the country. tensions are running high with protesters taking to the streets. one side advocating for palestine indians in gaza, the other side

let's welcome to the show usf professor stephen zunes, who specializes in middle eastern politics. thanks so much for joining us. now as we've been talking about, israel has formally declared war on hamas the last time hamas and israel were at war, 2021 lasted 11 days. but can you put into context what is happening now in terms of the scale, the devastation and the lives lost? of course, we've heard israeli's ambassador to the united nations calling this israel's nine divided by 11 on the scale of this is just it's hard to comprehend, especially for a country as small as israel. the previous hamas attacks have involved these homemade rockets , hundreds being fired into the israeli cities. fortunately they didn't have a they weren't very powerful. they they weren't very accurate. but and so you would have, you know, fatalities, you know, and maybe eight, ten, 20 people over a period of time, but nothing like the 900 and counting on israeli civilians who have died in these series of attacks and retaliate to these previous rocket attacks. israel has bombed gaza and due to israel's sup

was armed with we've got video of the scene outside the chase bank on fulton street right near the usf campus. several officers, including a swat team, responded at around 2 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday to a report of an armed man inside of the bank. police tried several times to order them and come out of that building. 3 hours into the situation, police ended up deploying flash bangs and tear gas. even then it took some time until the suspect was finally carried out on a stretcher. surprising. a lot of the folks who are watching. >> this city was in there screaming and kicking on the floor. so he must felt the pain. you he must felt the pain. so they said he was in because of the smell of but he lasted. i don't know how he left that the team make it to the bathroom to put with calorie knows because we couldn't take it out here. just standing on the street, this knees and done in the watery eye to eye >> well, one officer was injured during that whole incident. the suspects charges are pending, but police say they may include aggravated assault and resisting arrest. >> well, pol

and it is part and parcel of a larger tradition of the labor movement and of educator unions that usf led the way in getting school level access to testing and high quality masks for students. during the 20 2122 covid waves. when we were back in person again when we donated our stimulus checks in an effort initiated by our now executive vice president, frank lara, when he recognized that our undocumented families and school community were getting hit hardest during this pandemic, we are proud of our heritage, our heritage of resistance, our heritage of collective strength, our heritage of community, a community built building to be part of the solution. and in accepting this award tonight, i reinstate my commitment to be part be part of that community, be part of our efforts for social justice. somos san francisco. thank you. frame. this year. right? yes, please. yes please. yes. it's yours. i have the honor of introducing somebody from my barrio. our next honoree is a recipient of the rosario anaya community award. this award honors an individual who has committed their career and li

a groups like doctors without borders and usf are also both saying that they've lost contact with their palestinian colleagues who were on the grounds in gaza. that's bringing list of about a whole to his the general secretary of the palestinian national, an initiative and a former, a palestinian information minister. he's joining us from the mr. bo to good to have you with us on now to 0. once again. what do you think is going on and goes on? what do you think that is really started doing? because just a few hours ago, there were reports that there could potentially be some cease fire. and the prisoner exchange deal between the between is real and come us that was being mediated by cuts are but now they've intensified their bombardment on gaza. they've a cut communications from what we understand. so what's going on here? okay, before i just don't do the question i want to add to a to just said about units in front of those that the listing admitted kind of live society as well as it is the crescent. and the times organization has reported the very good i have to change it over there.

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appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women, end quote, usf politics. professor james taylor says appointing lee now would be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense of being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is now less than 6 months away. no word yet when the governor will make his final decision. a federal government shutdown has been narrowly avoided just hours before the deadline. and after weeks of gridlock among republicans, the deal was struck tonight or rather last night to keep the government funded and running. but only for the next 45 days. kron 4 correspondent raquel martin has more from washington. >> very good news for the country. congress has averted a shutdown. what does hours to spare before a midnight deadline? senators cleared a short term spending package. democrats an