we saw it went wayne walton was arrested. he was shouting, " he is not making.save the king. when he was arrested there was a huge amount of applause. there are many people that feel the royal was hold a special place in australia and are still very relevant, others feel australia needs to move on and become independent and let go of holding their mum �*s hand as one person told me. holding their mum �*s hand as one pers

thank you, superintendent wayne. we are now at the point in the agenda for the student delegates report, but it looks like that's about. oh, okay. okay. thanks. so maybe we'll try to come back to that in a minute. all right. so we will go on to public comment. so. oh no no okay. he's not back. nevermind. sorry. vice president westmore who was trying to find him i think. all right. so okay, we will go on to public comment. so. there's one more, one more card than we had. so each speaker will have one minute and public comment will we will have an hour and five minutes, approximately a little more than that until we'll go to 8 p.m. or no later than 8 p.m. and we will start with in person public comment, and then we will move to online public comment. after that. okay. i'm going to call individuals in groups of five. so when you hear your name please line up at the podium and there's a little button there that you'll turn the microphone on. so first five are going to be nicholas macias. miles locker jamie lang rachel de

and doctor wayne closed schools in his previous district. it's time to acknowledge that the high school task force was a sham, and you've done nothing with all of the work that we parents put into that, it's time to acknowledge that you have not been communicating with us. it's time to acknowledge that so-called adult issues affect our student outcomes, and it is worth talking about them in these meetings. so i'm just asking you to listen to these kids, listen to what our students are telling you, not close schools. and just be honest with us. how y'all doing? good evening. my name is jose luis mejia, i am a parent member with coleman advocates and parents making a change. i'm also a father of students here in sfusd and specifically at sf community school. right. that is on y'all's list to get cut, i want to definitely echo what was shared, but i want to just, speak to this like i know y'all do a hard job. i appreciate it, right? i know most of y'all personally, and at the same time. and so i really just want to urge y'all to not fall right

no either, does she, wayne? no.o chance, no chance a little bit. >> i know, i know her agent quite well. i've dealt with him many years. >> and why does she need an agent? she's just somebody's wife. she needs an agent to be wife. >> there's a lot. there's a lot of demand to speak to her. that's the thing i mean, everything, everything. we button down in advance of doing that, there'll be. they'll be tight restrictions about what she can and can't say. if i know, if i know her, her representatives, that's for sure. yeah. >> i mean, she used to have her own clothing line and book and magazine column and all, but this was back in the heyday of the wag era. so it's a long time ago now, and she's been very quiet since. so i don't really know why they're paying so much for it. they're obviously hoping that she's going to be talking. >> yeah, yeah. 1.5 it does. well no that's more than 1.50. more than 1.5. >> all we know is it's the biggest show, the biggest deal in the show's history. the biggest deal so far has been nig

she replaces matt wayne facvyly closed 11 schools following wayne's resignation. the two weeks out n day, early voting is already happening in kick off the first day of early voting in we are r. our team is runningca lee everyt think so. i don't think so. >> vice president kamala harris owfor two television interviews, she sayso breakthroughs to share in that effort. first, a big infusion of funding for affordable housing. san mateo county supervisors arp foo unhot the ribbon at bayfront parkuny happens, folks will beer yourselves. goig to mission rock, enjoying some great food andtely amazing. >> these steel beamsstern span,s dismantled and replaced in into benches and rails. that's such a great idea. >> is a modin flying cleared for takeoff. >> the big step towardmorrow night. so what does steph curry think about the dubs chances of contending that is? ahead in sp what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11 jimmyay i mean, i am impressed by this. yeah. this is. yeah. do you shave your ? critallayrom the faa, and several local

wayne told the parents the school district has to close a budget gap of more than $1,000,100 million, or the school district could risk being taken over by the state. now, we're told this announcement didn't just catch parents off guard. the school board and the mayor were surprised as well. >> i was surprised because the list that was released was not what we expected, what the board expected. school mergers are a way of combining resources to better serve kids, but they're not. they don't provide a huge amount of budget savings. >> now, mayor london breed released a statement saying, quote, i've lost confidence in the superintendent's ability to manage the current process and do not believe this current plan will lead to an outcome that will benefit students and the school district in the long term. >> parents, teachers and community leaders rallied outside the santa clara county office of education to protest the abrupt firing of its superintendent. they're demanding a civil grand jury investigation into the termination of superintendent mary ann dewan. she was fired without cause

maya siegmann is a wayne state junior active in the campus hillel chapter just back from a summer inael, the propaganda war, the social media war, the news war that hamas and israel are fighting. hamas is winning. it is hard because when people talk about being on the right side of history, and then they don't educate themselves enough to figure out which one is the right side. it's a bandwagon effect. >> siegmann will vote harris though she wishes the vice president would give more details. >> the debate was hard because she didn't directly answer most of the questions. and when the topic of the israel hamas war came up, there wasn't really a solid response as to how she would solve it. >> there are few signs of trump's report on either count his greenlight to israel isn't what most students want to hear if you get a perfect world wanted to recruit some of those disaffected democrats. he's not helping you no, probably not max scheske is a member of the michigan college republicans. he will vote for trump, but he is hardly a fan. >> either bit of a grifter you know, if you can kind o

state and a jewish student at wayne state. maya says she's trying to get to know some of her muslim classmates better this time because this semester, because it was so hard to have conversations on campus last semester. so you have active democrats who say, i'm mad about the war i'm mad at the administration. why isn't there a ceasefire? why isn't there an arms embargo? but what about the climate? what about abortion? what about lgbtq issues they sometimes are reluctant to talk to the students who they know are most mad, most angry at some including the arab and muslim students, because they just end up in a fight about this because some of those students say, i agree with you on all those issues. but i feel my tax dollars are funding in their view, funding genocide so conversations you would expect near the end of a campaign, you still sent some tension over doing it because students who want to reach consensus, instead, their experience on this issue has been, it's a divide. >> john king. thank you. coming up, we have break

wayne leake is one of the foremost gun designers, the world, and he works at all the time. this is where you'll find him on holidays and weekends and summary evenings when there's still light in the sky. here at his own private hundred yard range in the woods behind his house, he built the range himself. there's a tip for shooters in those tractor tires they down noise wayne's out a 22 target rifle standard 540 x. how's this for a 100 yard group with a production 22. another demonstration with a model 700 bold action. a 760 pump and a 742 automat like all three center fire rifles fresh from the factory floor. mike walker, one of the finest bench rest shooters in the country, will fire the bold action rifle. jim steckel will shoot the pump gun. and leon johnson on the left takes over automatic. each shooter will fire three shots at a 100 yards and mike started off with a bold action model, 700. four. there's mike's group now, jim with the 760 pump people, sometimes of pump guns and automatics, somewhat less accurate. but our specs say they have to measure up to the model's 7

restricting imports was meant to help workers and businesses like wayne sosin�*s. not so, he says.t they've done is discouraging companies like us from continuing to have american people making our bikes. all of which leaves free trade without a clear champion in the race for the white house. michelle fleury, bbc news, new york. now, businesses in asia are particularly watching for changes in us trade policy after the november vote. but hsien—hsien lei from the american chamber of commerce says it's not just about tarrifs. businesses of course have to think about their business plans and tariffs play a role in that but at the same time there are other things involved. we are talking about supply chain resilience and now we have to think about the climate. so businesses have a lot to catch upon and administrations, no matter which country, also need to think about the many things they can do to help support businesses and the economy. right, and let's start in terms of policies. we will start with president trump. obviously his policy when he was in office, former president trump, w

this comes as last night, superintendent matt wayne spoke with the community about the planned closures. however, moments before the meeting was supposed to start, this happene. the fire alarm at montessori school in pacific heights went off and those in attendance were evacuated. it is one of the schools which could close or merge with another school. the meeting did eventually happen, but the media was asked to leave for parents and students. privacy. however, many made their voices heard in front of the school anyway. they're not really knowing how to handle the budget, so we should maybe hand this over to state in a letter, mayor london breed is sounding her own alarm about doctor wayne's plan to balance the district's budget, saying in part, quote, i have lost confidence in the superintendent's ability to manage the current process. any effort to engage in this conversation must be done with care, clarity and competence. breed added that this has not happened here and i don't have confidence that it can happen right now under the current conditions. doctor wayne not commenting but

since then, our enrollment has gone down to a little over 48,000 students. >> wayne told parents the district could be at risk of being put under state control. his announcement, though, also caught the school board and the mayor by surprise. >> i was surprised because the list that was released was not what we expected, what the board expected. >> school board president matt alexander said the plan had been to communicate with families first, to try and reach solutions, because closures are nowhere near enough to fill the budget gap. >> school mergers are a way of combining resources to better serve kids, but they're not. they don't provide a huge amount of budget savings. >> the board president says bigger cuts will be needed district wide, such as eliminating 535 positions, including 200 central office positions. mayor london breed, who created a school stabilization team to craft a plan, released a scathing statement on tuesday saying, quote, i've lost confidence in the superintendent's ability to manage the current process and do not believe this current plan will lead to an out

on top of the list, superintendent matt wayne says you can expect more detail on the district's budget crisis today and the criteria used to determine which schools will close to consolidate. in a video statement last night, superintendent wayne discussed plans to engage with school communities about these changes and budget stabilization efforts. >> the decisions we make in the coming months are going to mean the difference between the state recognizing we've made progress, or feeling like it needs to intervene more. and this budget crisis means significant reductions for the 2526 school year. it is within this context that we are also making decisions about school closures. >> so what comes next? after the list is announced today, a virtual town hall will be held on thursday night of this week at 530, so the community can weigh in. wayne will give his final recommendation on which schools to close in november, and then the school board will vote in december. it's still not clear how many schools could be on that final list of closures, although the district has said all along that th

they'd allowed themselves to think the wayne county da's office might see the new evidence about thean bob was killed, see that a mistake was made, and rectify it. but-- we had a prosecutor's office that was very uncooperative in the face of overwhelming evidence of innocence. did that surprise you? no, it's an amazing ability to blind yourself to everything except what you want to look at. bailiff: all rise. keith morrison (voiceover): of course, that was a defense attorney's point of view. and so here they were in court to fight it out. just getting this hearing took a year of their efforts and persuading all those witnesses to testify about a moment in time so long ago was no less difficult. knowing that, tommy and ray's family became a sort of cheering section in court. we filled up the room, and we wanted to show everybody that we were there to back them up, and we just wanted to be there for them. keith morrison (voiceover): all crowded the courtroom of judge lawrence talon, who would decide if the new evidence merited a new trial. lawrence talon: all right, want to bring them

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now, wayne told the parents the school district has to close a budget gap of more than $100 million, or the school district could risk being taken over by the state. the board president says bigger cuts will be needed throughout the school district, like eliminating more than 500 jobs, including 200 central office jobs. >> i was surprised because the list that was released was not what we expected. what the board expected. school mergers are a way of combining resources to better serve kids, but they're not. they don't provide a huge amount of budget savings. >> now, mayor london breed released this statement. she said, quote, i have lost confidence in the superintendents ability to manage the current process and do not believe this current plan will lead to an outcome that will benefit students and the school district in the long run. >> san francisco supervisors appear to be moving ahead with a plan to inspect the san francisco zoo. a recent report called that 95 year old facility dilapidated and said it was a danger to both visitors and animals. supervisors are expected to approve

wayne, it's great to have you here. welcome. >> kelly, great to be back with you. >> if we weren't going to be talking about milton, we would be talking about how to process claims from helene and how to help these communities. i have to imagine you have a significant amount of skboexpos from tampa, no? >> we do. w i spent time on the ground in tampa, walking, talking to members. we're trying to get into boon, north carolina, right now to be able to serve up there as well. you know, this is all hands on deck before milton. this puts a tremendous additional pressure both on our operations, but more importantly on all of our members who are in the path of this storm. this will be a very dangerous storm, no doubt about it. >> compare the number of members you have in the states that were hit by helene, which includes florida, but largely georgia, the north carolinas, compared with what you may face in the case of hurricane milton, which looks like if it stays on its current course, is largely going to cut a swath across no

it sounds like reagan doing john wayne, doesn't sound like john wayne, missus reagan is kicking reagan under the table, stop stop stop. reagan says i also do jimmy stewart and sounds like reagan doing jimmy stewart. now everybody is sick of it and finally he says, i also do truman capote. so let me hear truman capote. reagan goes well, you know, rich says mister president, that's pretty good but you don't have any material. reagan says do you have any ideas? so rich writes down a cocktail napkin, his eyes light up, as he reads, well, they said i vote in blood but actually i vote in inc. . >> we could go on with more of these great stories and anecdotes, and you worked with reagan and have a few of them. we have a few veterans of the administration and the audience today, hopefully we will hear from them too. let's start fielding questions from the audience. i'm sure there are inquiring minds. maggie, my wonderful colleague will bring over the mike, raise your hand hi, we have one over here and one over there. my wonderful colleague, mikey. >> i'm kind of curious to what degree barry go

wayne, great to have you. >> thanks, frank. >> you just put out the holiday shopping report.t to get to one thing that was fascinating. we made the chart. wage and salary growth is out pacing inflation. what does that say to you about the upcoming holiday season? >> it has been outpacing for some time. it will help the consumer. pric prices are elevated. the salaries have been actually continuing to be quite robust. that will bode well for the money that consumers have to be able to spend. >> we heard a lot of people saying their expectations for the holiday season are moderating a bit. it is year over year growth. we heard u.p.s. say it and they are getting indications that the holiday season may not be as robust as thought. give us your estimate. >> we believe our forecast shows 4% growth for november and december and it's always important when you look at any holiday forecast, you talk about the definition. this is non seasonally adjusted less auto, gas and restaurants. 4% this year. 3.9% last year. that's a pretty respectable level of growth. the difference this time, we

let's focus on detroit though for a second, wayne county. all right. in wayne county, joe biden won big 38 points, but donald trump when 30% of the vote, 260,000 votes, that was actually better in 2020 than he did in 2016. he had 29% of the vote there and 228,000 votes. so donald trump actually improved in wayne county and detroit there. we'll see how insulting detroit impacts that going forward. i want to tell you you about where both candidates will be today though, because a few hours apart, they're both going to be an oakland county sort of suburbs of detroit. this is important. this may be where the 2020 election was decided in michigan and it might be, we're 2024 is as well. you can see president biden won in oakland county, the detroit suburb firms by about 14 points. okay. go back to 2016. and you can see hillary clinton won there, but just by eight points. so that increase for joe biden is what helped him push ahead in michigan, a state that trump won in 2016 but joe biden won in 2020. alright, let's bring in cnn's chief national well affairs

doctor maria hsu will replace doctor matt wayne, who suddenly resigned last friday.yne faced backlash in the wake of the ongoing budget crisis, and plans to close more than half a dozen schools. doctor su is planning to put those closures on hold for now. these challenges are complex. i wish there was a shortcut to it, but there are not. but i am confident that with the support of everyone behind me, we will get this done. we together can chart a future where our children will succeed and thrive. now she will have her work cut out for the district is facing a real possibility of state takeover due to the current budget shortfall. also today in the south bay, san jose leaders may decide the fate of a proposed new costco. council members are scheduled to vote on approving the plans for san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i

doctor wayne refusing to talk to the media about the mayor's scathing comments. but releasing a letter which says, in part, without having the courage to make deep changes in difficult decisions, we cannot expect to meaningfully improve student outcomes. the superintendent is elected by the board of education members, who are elected by the public. during the discussion tonight, the media was asked to leave for parents and students privacy. but we got an earful in front of the school obert school. there really wasn't much of a plan and we weren't really sure that there was. there had been much thought given to any kind of a plan about trying to about what to do. they're not really knowing how to handle the budget. so we should maybe hand this over to state. more meetings like this one are scheduled over the next few weeks at other schools scheduled for possible closure. the final list, expected at the november 12th board of education meeting in san francisco. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. thank you. terry. fremont police are urging more witnesses to come fo

not so, he says. businesses like wayne's. not so. he says-— so, he says.cle industry. its _ so, he says. for the bicycle industry, its discouraging i industry, its discouraging companies like us from continuing to have american people making our bikes. shill continuing to have american people making our bikes. all of which leaves _ people making our bikes. all of which leaves a _ people making our bikes. all of which leaves a free _ people making our bikes. all of which leaves a free trade - which leaves a free trade without a clear champion in the race for the white house. businesses in asia are particularly watching for changes in us trade policy after the november vote. the american chamber of commerce says right now there is nothing to worry about.— to worry about. businesses of course have — to worry about. businesses of course have to _ to worry about. businesses of course have to think- to worry about. businesses of course have to think about. course have to think about their business plans, and the tariffs play a role in that, but at the same time

doctor wayne refusing to talk to the media about the mayor's scathing comments.ut releasing a letter which says, in part, without having the courage to make deep changes in difficult decisions, we cannot expect to meaningfully improve student outcomes. the superintendent is elected by the board of education members, who are elected by the public. during the discussion tonight, the media was asked to leave for parents and students privacy. but we got an earful in front of the school obert school. there really wasn't much of a plan and we weren't really sure that there was. there had been much thought given to any kind of a plan about trying to about what to do. they're not really knowing how to handle the budget. so we should maybe hand this over to state. more meetings like this one are scheduled over the next few weeks at other schools scheduled for possible closure. the final list, expected at the november 12th board of education meeting in san francisco. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. thank you. terry. fremont police are urging more witnesses to come forw

. >> the election just a month away now, this is a meeting of the syrian students association at wayne state in detroit. how many are hesitant? having a hard time voting for harris? because of these policies that's just about everybody. >> trouble for harris is also easy to find in majority arab american dearborn wahbeh nuseibeh as palestinian a 26-year-old, wayne state student who voted for hillary clinton and joe biden i'm not voting for kamala harris, not in good conscious. i cannot vote for someone that uses my hard-earned tax dollars to kill my friends and families overseas you say, but plans to vote third party, donald trump is a threat to our democracy and a threat to our society. the campus divide goes well beyond picking a president at both ann arbor and wayne state, anger at school officials for how protests have been handled and among students, a divide over how we got here. >> there were atrocities on october 7 but again, these people are fighting for their land and for there families to on october 7, they weren't fighting on their land. they crossed into israel yeah so eve

and of course, it sounds like reagan doing wayne doesn't sound like john wayne. and mrs.gan's kicking reagan under the table. stop, stop stop. and. and then reagan. well, i also do what jimmy stewart? and of course, it sounds like reagan doing jimmy stewart right now. everybody's everybody's sick of it. right? and then finally, look and i also do truman capote. and so richardson triggered let me hear you. truman capote. you ringo's all out. oh, you know, and rich says, mr. president, it's pretty good. but you don't have a material. and reagan's says, well, do you have any ideas? so, rich down the cocktail answer to. reagan. reagan looks at his eyes right up the reads. he says, well, they said, i wrote in cold, but actually i wrote in ink ink. well, we could go on with more of these great stories, anecdotes. i mean, anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. yes. and i know we have a few veterans, the administration in the audience today that. hopefully, we'll get to hear from them, too. but please, let's fielding some questions from the. and i'm sure there

wayne brady and weird al. >> jimmy: wayne brady and weird al?yeah. >> jimmy: that is wayne brady and weird al and pamela adlon too. >> such a sweetie. >> jimmy: were you in charge of pairing the people up? >> i was not. >> jimmy: you were not. >> i was not, and normally i'm very intense about parties. >> jimmy: you had an episode like that? >> i did. that was one of the one ways in which janine and i are similar. i like to put people in sections during parties. >> jimmy: uh-huh? how do you figure out what sections people go in? >> when i do it -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i want everyone to fall in love. so i -- whether you fall in love with a friend or, you know, a lover or someone you're going to mar. >> jimmy: whether it's wayne or weird falling in love, yeah. >> i know. but i like to be like, oh, those people would be by that section of the pool and the lights will be dim over there and the crickets kind of go over there, they're going to fall in love, those two people. or i'll be like, you guys, no one go in that bathroom. i know two specific peop

. >> the election just a month away now this is a meeting of the syrian students association at wayne state in detroit. how many are hesitant? having a hard time voting for harris? because of these policies that's just about everybody. trouble for harris is also easy to find in majority arab american dearborn wahbeh nuseibeh is palestinian, a 26-year-old, wayne state student who voted for hillary clinton and joe biden i'm not voting for kamala harris, not in good conscience. >> i cannot vote for someone that uses my heart earn tax dollars to kill my friends and families overseas nuseibeh plans to vote third party donald trump is a threat to our democracy and a threat to our society. the campus divide goes well beyond picking a president at both ann arbor and wayne state anger it's school officials for how protests been handled. and among students, a divide over how we got here. >> there were atrocities on october 7. but again, these people are fighting for their land and for there families. >> on october 7, they weren't fighting on their land. they crossed into israel yeah so even tho

matt wayne resigned as superintendent on friday, october 8th. the school district had released a list of 11 schools that were facing possible closure. >> but that plan was met with immediate and strong opposition. last week. mayor breed publicly denounced the plan and said that she had lost confidence in wayne's ability to lead the district. he resigned a few days later. well, school closures are now off the table for the time being. the district is still facing a financial crunch brought on in part by falling enrollment numbers while she revealed no specific plans acknowledge that it won't be easy to balance the district's budget. >> i know that the district faces tremendous challenges. and it's going to be a bumpy road. we're going to have to make some really tough decisions ahead of us. despite concerns that the state might take control of the district if they don't create a balanced budget by the end of the year. state superintendent tony thurmond said on monday that their role is only to advise and provide guidance. >> and let me be clear,

wayne asked the city team immediately for help.e to help them identify how to get here how they got to this place and how we never get to this place again. that's why wagner our controller will start working on this. the week and we'll have deeper conversation with the school district around other areas that they need our support in. >> so moving into the budget component of the press release in the mayor shared i know were questions how we got to $8.4 million and what had make ups people have heard in the press release the $8.4 million were looked at from unspent funds from the student success fund that's not true i want to share how do we get to our numbers up what you in front of you see this is the unspent funds were left or remaining in the grant we allocated to the school district last fiscal year so in fiscal year 2023, 2024 dcyf allocated money to the school district and able to use 2.2 offer that $9 million which means they left on the table $6.8 million of unspent money we took those dollars we're going to put back to the

superintendent matt wayne said they're focused on preventing a state takeover. the district is set to submit a budget report to the state in december to show they are taking action to tackle the $400 million budget deficit the district is facing over a three year period. in the newsroom. luz pena, abc seven news. >> okay, luis. thank you. coming up, much more on hurricane milton as it makes landfall in florida as a category three hurricane. this is another look at the conditions. you can see those waves crashing ashore. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> coming up tonight, we have breaking news. hurricane milton is set to make landfall right here in florida just a short time from now. the major category three hurricane winds, 125mph. the now warning of a life threateni but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back

i just want to show you we are in wayne county, right? that is detroit. that is absolute key for kamala harris. why did she come here to do charlemagne tha god? because she needs to turn out the african-american vote here in wayne county. but then you go from there into the suburbs and that's the complicated math that's why we're on the road and if figure out can she match the biden coalition, can she overperform where hillary clinton wasn't 2016? will donald trump in his third time on the ballot? he's wanted one in michigan, won it in 2016, lost it in 2020. this is the tiebreaker okay. >> that's so cool. so you have the wall but you haven't in your hand that's that's pretty awesome. okay. hold hold that thought because i wanted to have to come home. okay. wow. >> you do. but that's a whole different conversation you some of what voters there are seeing on their television screens in the ads we're the ones that sacrifice to allow these billionaires to make their bill trump said he wanted to send out jobs out of michigan, florida, lower pain wage. >> so we

san francisco unified school district's superintendent dr matt wayne has lost a key supporter. >> san francisco mayor london breed says wayne has mishandled the school closure and merger process and now she wants the district to stop that process immediately. the way that this process has rolled out. >> the lack of clear communication and understanding about the process, the information about the scores and the confusion around that i can go on and on. but it is been a bit of a challenge. and and i have lost face in the superintendents ability to facilitate the school closure process. >> it was a week ago the district released its list of schools that could close and schools that could be merged since that time. a initial information has changed and breed says that has left parents and teachers confused and angry and trust has been lost. we can't tell parents were going to do one thing and then changes in the middle. we we have to be very clear and we all have to be on the same page. and unfortunately, that's not been the case. >> the mayor says not only his communication been bad wit

she's replacing matt wayne who resigned last week amid backlash over his plan to close or merge more than a dozen schools. >>> the oakland ballers released their season tickets for next year. the b's wrapping up their inaugural season last month at the newly renovated raimondi park. >>> it looks like our weather is starting to feel a little bit more like fall, though we do have a warm-up on the way. >> did you notice that? >> yeah. it was a beautiful afternoon around the city. >> one or two more of those, but the reason why we're warming up is because we are getting into fall and this is going to be another very weak offshore windmaker over the next two days. it's the offshore winds that are warming things up and drying things out again, but the good news is it's not bad enough for any kind of significant fire weather concerns. thankfully, we're not coloring in the virtual map with any red flag warnings. we don't have any fire advisories. if you look at the wind streams, this is tomorrow. there's a weak little offshore component to it. the best place to pick it out as usually a close

mayor london breed on the way san francisco school superintendent dr matt wayne is handling the process of choosing schools to close and merge. and now the mayor wants the process to stop. >> i am asking for the school district to hold off on this process and the fact is hard decisions are going to have to be made. there are going to be school mergers. they're going to be changes and these are hard conversations. but the school district needs to know the basics what are we talking about financially? what do we need to do our these complete school mergers versus closures like we have a lot of unanswered questions. it was a week ago the district released its list of schools that could close and schools that could merge. >> since that time, the mayor says the superintendent has mishandled the process. there's just been a lot of confusion. there's been a lot of change. there's been a lot of frustration and uncertainty. >> and in fact, information has been provided to me that on one day and change the next. it's it's it's really at a point where there's a lot of trust that has been lost and

immediate and strong opposition, including from the mayor who said that she had lost confidence in wayne's bility to lead the district. he resigned a few days after that on friday, dr. sue taking on the new position. the midst of the district facing a financial crunch brought on in part by failing enrollment numbers. >> i know that the district faces tremendous challenges. and it's going to be a bumpy road. we're going to have to make some really tough decisions ahead of us. >> for appointment is approved by the school board. su will hold her superintendent position through june of next year. >> the biden administration is proposing a way for americans to get free over-the-counter birth control currently private health insurers have to cover contraception costs when they're prescribed. but the new proposal would require insurers to come fully cover contraception without a prescription. the role the cover condoms, birth control pills. and morning after pills, the rule will go through a 60 day comment period before it can be finalized. all right. let's get you a check of your forecast tonigh

ofrecieron su respaldo a maría eshoo, quien a partir de ahora ocupa el cargo que dejó vacante matt wayneisión de wayne se produjo pocos días después de que brett criticara públicamente al superintendente por el plan de cerrar y fusionar varias escuelas stops now and its stops today y understand the profound responsibilities of this role and i am ready. ahí escuchábamos a maría y bueno, ella es la nueva superintendente. como le explicábamos, pertenecía al equipo de estabilización escolar de la ciudad. se espera que trabaje con caroline aguilera. ford, quien sería su superintendente adjunto. el consejo escolar ya ha dicho que parte de los retos son estabilizar el distrito con un presupuesto balanceado y resolver también los problemas que enfrenta la institución. aunque han aclarado que los cierres y fusiones de escuelas sí podrían estar en planes futuros. todos los residentes de oakland evacuados por el incendio keller pudieron regresar a sus hogares. algunos tuvieron que evacuar desde el viernes por la tarde cuando comenzó el siniestro. pg&e sigue trabajando para restablecer el suministro

no todo se da tras la renuncia del superintendente matt wayne, tras el ex superintendente.icit de presupuesto y varios líderes políticos, incluyendo la alcaldesa london breed y también el superintendente del departamento de educación del estado, estuvieron presentes para mostrar su apoyo a maría, su libertad pedraza nos explica lo que implicaría este cambio. el cierre de victoria era una de las madres de san francisco, preocupadas por el cierre de escuelas que proponía el distrito escolar, pues no solo lo iba a hacer la escuela donde estaba mi hija, sino que habían rumores de que iban a cerrar varias, verdad? explica que por eso sintió alivio cuando la semana pasada le llegó este correo anunciando que el próximo año escolar ya no habría ningún cierre. el motivo fue la renuncia del superintendente matt wayne, que llevaba 2 años en el puesto. hemos visto muchos retos y problemas en los meses recientemente y por eso la junta escolar decidió de tomar una decisión de enfrentar estas cosas y ahora estamos proponiendo a una nueva superintendente. se trata de maría eshoo, quien es

former superintendent wayne resigned last friday following an outcry over the proposed closures in the sonoma county sheriff's office is now investigating threats of violence linked to a contentious ballot measure. measure j would limit the amount of farm animals allowed on land based on acreage. the sonoma farm bureau strongly opposes the measure. the bureau says it was forced to lock its doors during business hours after they received a disturbing email this week, threatening to shoot everyone in the office. >> the longer it sits with you, and the more you kind of wonder the world we live in today, you really can't just brush those things off anymore. and so, yeah, it's just really unsettling and it's uncomfortable. >> so this is a direct threat on our our viability here in sonoma county. and the way that we produce food here. >> backers of measure j sent out a statement saying quote, the yes on j campaign does not condone any threats of violence. we are trying to create a kinder world. both the democratic and republican parties of sonoma have recommended a no vote on measure j, and

superintendent matt wayne said in a video message tonight. tomorrow's meeting will detail the need for consolidating resources and how the district identified which school will close or merge with another. wayne said the public will have the opportunity to weigh in on the process in a town hall scheduled for thursday night. >> the contract with shotspotter technology in oakland has expired after it was rolled out nearly 20 years ago. the progm was helped, has helped detect potential gunfire across the city. but now disagreement over the continuing use of the program comes to a head tomorrow, as the public safety committee will vote on whether to approve the renewal of the program. ktvu is amber lee joins us live in oakland. amber. >> betty, the public safety committee is scheduled to take a vote on this matter tomorrow night at 6 p.m. now, it will decide if it will recommend renewing the contract to the city council. gunshots or fireworks? since 2006, the city of oakland has used shotspotter, a technology that alerts police to potential gunfi

she is replacing former superintendent doctor matt wayne, who resigned on friday.e faced backlash following the release of a school closure list earlier this month. the board then appointed doctor su to take over. she served as executive director of the department of children, youth and families, and city leaders say they're confident su can help address the big issues like the budget shortfall. in every single instance she has delivered time and time again and she will deliver on helping through this very challenging transition. i have confidence in faith in her leadership. meanwhile, the school district also announced it would postpone its school closures for the next school year. initially, eight schools were set to merge and three schools were slated to close. altogether, some 8 million people with federal student loans are excused from making payments for another six months. u.s. department of education made that announcement today. development comes as the biden administration has been dragged into a number of legal battles over its student loan relief effort

district superintendent matt wayne says the closures are a cost saving move and will better align the number of schools in the district with a big decline in enrollment. he released a video statement last night to students families. >> i also then share the criteria we're using to identify which schools we're going to talk with about closure or merger, and the process we'll go through to ultimately make a final recommendation to the board of education on november 12th. as a district, we have difficult decisions to make, and it's important that we're talking about these decisions together. >> there will be a virtual town hall thursday at 530 to discuss the list. the community is encouraged to weigh in. superintendent wayne will then give his final recommendation next month on which schools to close. the school board will then vote in december. we're closely following this story and will bring you an update on abc seven news at four. california and a dozen other states are suing tiktok for creating an app designed to be addictive to children. the lawsuit claims tiktok knowingly contribu

with immediate and strong opposition, including from the mayor who said she's lost confidence in wayne's ability to lead the district. he resigned a few days after she said that publicly dr. sue taking on the new position in the midst of the districts facing a financial crunch brought on in part by declining enrollment numbers. >> i know that the district faces tremendous challenges. and it's going to be a bumpy road. we're going to have to make some really tough decisions ahead of us. >> while she revealed no specific plans so acknowledged it's not going to be easy to balance the district's budget if her appointment is approved by the school board soon will hold her superintendent position through june of next year. >> well, the flames are out, but the danger remains as crews continue to mop up what's left of the calpers, caldor fire, the one and oakland hills, that fire force nearly 500 homes to be evacuated friday as kron four's terisa stasio reports the community is expressing immense really? >> huge relief. i far as we have are very thankful for yeah. real thank. thank grateful oakl

ella reemplazaría a matt wayne, quien renunció. el viernes pasado.a doctora dice que pondrá este plan de cierre de escuelas en espera. sin embargo, en el futuro, podrían retomar esta misma iniciativa. una tienda de zapatos y ropa en fresno fue asaltada el lunes por la madrugada y el hecho quedó captado por las cámaras de seguridad dentro del establecimiento. abraham peña habló con 1 de los dueños del negocio y tiene el siguiente reportaje. abraham hablé con jerry hernández por teléfono, 1 de los dueños del negocio, pero me comentó que él sigue muy preocupado tras el incidente. me compartió estas imágenes que muestran a 4 personas entrar y robar el establecimiento. usaron un vehículo, le dieron de reversa para romper la reja y crear una entrada. esta tienda se llama non stop y tiene aproximadamente unos 4 meses de haberse inaugurado. como es de imaginarse, los dueños del negocio se encuentran devastados con lo sucedido y ya le notificaron a sus clientes a través de las redes sociales que el establecimiento estará cerrado hasta próximo aviso. me comuni

. >> if we claim our district is in debt, how do we justify giving wayne a 500,000 plus sendoff? >> last week, former superintendent matt wayne was allowed to resign with a severance package worth over half $1 million. the s.f. usd school board approved the hiring of maria su as his replacement on tuesday, but that approval was not celebrated by everyone. >> why do you have to go to the extreme lengths of waiving legally required credentials so that you can appoint her, though immediate school closures are off the table for the next academic year, parents still feel they could come in the future. >> for now, some parents remain hopeful new leadership could take the district in the right direction. >> i think that we know right now that we have some hope and some future, and we believe that there's opportunity to be successful in this. >> su says she's ready for the challenges ahead. >> there has been a lot of chaos over the years and we have not been communicating clearly and in a timely manner with our community about what we are doing, and i need to do that. >> parents here in