betty yu reporting live from the newsroom. thank you.ng today, the san francisco school board is holding an emergency meeting amid growing tension about and criticism about the district's superintendent. the rare weekend meeting is a closed session, and there's one item on the agenda a public employee performance evaluation. according to the chronicle, it appears the focus is on embattled superintendent matt wayne. he has two years left on his contract. this emergency meeting comes amid planned school closures and serious budget concerns. a list of ten planned school closures was supposed to be released last wednesday, but superintendent wayne pushed that release back until next month. >> time now 705. new this morning, santa rosa police say an arson suspect is now behind bars in the sonoma county jail this morning. investigators say 61 year old james conforti is accused of starting a series of small fires near an elementary school last week. the flames did not damage any buildings, but the most recent fire on friday prompted a shelter i

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ktvu betty yu has the story. >> it was a celebrity pickleball showdown. ding sanity a dink and pickleball is a soft shot that's hit over the net. linsanity personified lin's overnight rise to basketball stardom. what do you think your odds are against a former tennis pro like 10 to 1 or 15 to 1? >> i'm a i'm a heavy underdog right now. >> the two competed before a packed audience at the hub sports club in alameda, the home of the bay area breakers, a major league pickleball team. lin is part of the ownership group. >> anytime you have this type of momentum, especially for something great like sports, i think it's awesome and we're seeing community. i think, you know, pickleball is a nice little dark horse that can kind of, you know, over time, grow. >> on this day, the tournament raised more than $30,000 to benefit the jeremy lin foundation, which serves underprivileged youth, and the nonprofit pickleball cares. >> we focus a lot on aapi empowerment and cross-racial solidarity. and in the bay area is one of our two sites where we do a lot of work. >> 12 y

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i'm betty yu.wo news. >> this is mornings on two. >> and good morning, perry. if you live in san francisco or along the coast, you're saying really, september? yeah, we got a lot of fog. that marine layer is kind of pesky, lingering over much of the bay. but eventually it's going to all move out and a bit cooler today, too, which i think we will all enjoy. good to have you with us on a sunday morning. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk about that weather and the soupy sunday that we see in parts of the bay area. meteorologist rosemary oroczo watching. and yesterday it took a while to burn off as well. yes. >> and we're going to see a near repeat with temperatures. the fog out there this morning, the fog a little bit closer to the ground, a little superior. we have an advisory over parts of the santa cruz over in monterey, and i'll show you that here momentarily. a beautiful view over the city of san francisco. you can see the low clouds there and fog in the city as well as in

. >> ktvu betty yu joins us live now in oakland with a closer look at the encampments that the mayor wants to tackle first. betty >> heather and mike, the mayor said that the city will be prioritizing encampments that are located near schools, playgrounds, businesses and homes. she also said that workers will be tackling tents that are blocking roadways, or those that pose serious health and safety risks. mayor shang tao said oakland is taking a more aggressive stance on homeless encampments in the wake of a u.s. supreme court ruling in june that granted cities new authority to clear tents more quickly. we must return public spaces to the public and do so by leading with compassion. and moreno lives under the overpass near the oakland police department headquarters. what if they swept? this one wouldn't be the first time. >> where would you go? >> i mean, ain't no telling, you know, you don't have a plan. in a prerecorded statement, mayor xiang tao said the order is effective immediately. the city will focus on encampments near schools, small businesses and homes. workers will also t

they can using overtime to help keep all citizens in san francisco safe. >> in san francisco, betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> new tonight an east bay youth football coach had a frightening encounter with law enforcement while on his way to practice. a suspect trying to get away from chp jumped into the coach's car, leading officers to approach that vehicle with guns drawn. but today, a positive outcome that was months in the making. ktvu is amber lee was there when the chp held an event for the coach and his team to provide the team with some new uniforms. amber. >> mike. the coaches frightening encounter with chp took place about two months ago. since then, the officers have gotten to know the coach and his team and saw that they need items like you said, including football uniforms this afternoon. a happy reunion and a giveaway are for coach larry ward with the 510 legacy youth football league. sports is a way to keep these 11 and 12 year olds from inner city communities in the east bay safe. >> i don't get paid for this. i just love it. if i could change, if i could help change a li

in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> union leaders representing san mateo county deputies and sergeants say they they plan a vote of no confidence for sheriff christina corpus. in a letter to members, the deputy sheriffs association and the organization of sheriffs, sergeants say they believe her administration has violated labor law regarding hours and working conditions. they also say there are hr complaints against the sheriff's civilian chief of staff. we've reached out to the sheriff's office for reaction, but have not yet heard back. and san francisco assemblymember matt haney is set to introduce a bill to address rental car theft. the bill would allow rental car companies to track stolen vehicles 24 hours after they failed to be returned on time. the news conference is scheduled for tomorrow. >> new at 11 the town of los gatos has canceled its council election this coming november. since the two city council members are running unopposed for reelection. the town council adopted a resolution to appoint council members matthew hughes and maria restore for another four

betty yu live tonight here in studio. betty appreciate it. thank you. >> new at 11. a federal grand jury in san francisco indicted a man today accused of defrauding his former employer, williams-sonoma, out of more than $10 million. 48 year old ben thomas faces eight counts of wire fraud and four counts of money laundering. he's accused of registering a fake temporary staffing company and billing williams-sonoma millions of dollars for work that was never done. he then allegedly spent that money on a yacht, cars, sporting events, landscaping and even pet cloning. if convicted, thomas could face up to 20 years in prison. he's scheduled for his first court appearance october 1st. prosecutors have charged three alameda police officers with involuntary manslaughter in the death of mario gonzalez. are now arguing their case should not be dismissed. a hearing will be held on friday to determine whether the case will proceed, after lawyers for the officers claimed the da's office missed a key deadline and didn't file all the proper paperwork in time. the da's office insists

betty yu, live there at the coliseum. thanks, betty. a concession workers at the coliseum. also concerned about what's next for them. tomorrow will be their last day on the job. their fate has been up in the air all season, but they say that aramark, the vendor that employs the concession concession workers, will not be offering severance and is cutting off their health benefits after that final home game tomorrow. workers say they're being abandoned and their union has filed a legal grievance. in a statement, aramark says its bargaining with the workers union in good faith and is prepared to offer them roles elsewhere. but workers say they don't know what they're supposed to do until then. >> a lot of people, this is their only job and so they get they get all their medical benefits from this job. they can't. >> the workers say despite the let down, they are going to give it their best until that final out tomorrow. >> well, a lot of fans have been sharing their special memories of a's games over the years as they get ready to say one final goodbye tomorrow. bay area nativ

and as ktvu betty yu reports tonight, staff and volunteers headed all the way down to orange county to rescue some pets. >> two van fulls of dogs and cats made the hours long trek from orange county to san francisco tuesday. the spca welcomed more than 50 pets, many of them kittens and cats who had been at overcrowded shelters to create more space for pets directly displaced by the ongoing airport fire. >> what we have going on in california is all the shelters are so full of animals that when we have a natural disaster or some crisis, there's not much capacity for the local shelter to take in new animals. so to avoid euthanasia of those animals, as well as to keep lost animals close to their families, we work together with those shelters. >> ceo of the san francisco spca, doctor jennifer scarlett said luckily, they're usually able to find loving homes for most pets within a week. chief of rescue and welfare ann moellering spearheaded the effort after seeing coverage of the wildfires. >> i was watching the story of the fires and seeing them get worse and worse, and then reached out to

betty yu ktvu fox two news. >> a san francisco giants city connect uniforms will soon be history. team says that sf gate telling sfgate tonight that tonight's game was the last outing for the white and orange jerseys. the nike connect nike city connect gear came out in 2021. the jerseys were bashed on social media for the look meant to resemble san francisco fog. the team says there will be some changes made for the next version in 2025. and new questions about whether the oakland a's would play in sacramento if they happen to make the playoffs before a planned stadium in las vegas is ready. as sports illustrated reports, the team says that home postseason games are not guaranteed to be played at sutter health park. they say season ticket holders would have priority access for tickets to an alternate location. no, not sure yet where that will be, but si points out the only mlb parks near sacramento are oracle park in san francisco and the oakland coliseum. >> all right, here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. cal fire in lake county quick

. >> ktvu betty yu spoke to the new owner about his vision for this san francisco landmark. >> havingall come together in the last two months. it just is massive transformation. we've been working on this for four years. >> the transamerica pyramid delivers sweeping panoramic views from its top floors, first rate modern office amenities, and completely reimagined ground floor spaces, including an expanded redwood park, which will be open to the public. first purchased in 2019, luxury real estate owner and developer michael shvo is ready to show off his $1 billion bet on san francisco. >> when we bought the building, it was really important for me to bring people here because it's the most photographed building on the west coast, one of the most iconic buildings in the world. but people never come here. >> chabot wants to inject new energy and life into downtown, connect adjoining neighborhoods, and give people reasons to visit the landmark. >> with what we've done at the ground floor, opening everything to the public and having this great lobby that you can see through now. major tran

i'm going to go on an airplane and just pass out in san francisco. >> betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> this is a warm day out there today. san francisco, as you saw from the concert footage there in the run footage was pretty nice as well. there's fog at the coast, but it's not really getting that far inland. temperatures today did warm up over yesterday about 5 or 6 degrees. i'd call it hot today, especially inland around the bay. pleasant. the general trend this week is going to be for significant cooling. not tomorrow, but the next couple of days after that as we go into so that marine layer is going to get fat and go in in the inland valleys. it's not now it's very narrow, shallow, and you see it kind of rolling in through the gate. beautiful shot though, and that's how it looks tomorrow. the fog that is. and then temperatures will gradually cool. and then i mean, it's not like going to get cold, but the hot spots will get down into the mid 80s. this is pretty cool. although here we are in september right. so not out of the question this low. another low is going to come in strong

ktvu is betty yu was in the midst of it all and tells us how fans are feeling as the new season kicks off. >> the sea of red and gold leaving levi's stadium was filled with smiling faces last night, absolutely smoking the jets has absolutely has brought my confidence up a bit. >> we're coming back and we're winning. super bowl baby six baby. >> it was an emotional start to the game for the san francisco police sergeant, credited for saving rookie ricky pearsall's life after he was shot in an attempted robbery just nine days ago. sergeant joel herrera was the first emergency responder on the scene. on monday, she embraced pearsall's father and family members. the 49ers also honored the sf general surgeon who operated on pearsall. >> it's surreal. i'm just deeply grateful and appreciative for them even saying and doing this and inviting me and my family, you know, it's what i do is what we do, what we all do, and we all responded as a team at that moment when we should have. and it happened. and it's wonderful to see ricky looking like nothing happened to him. wow. >> the team gifted he

yu shows his favorite red square of the brush fyodor alekseev, the one that the master captured in 1801e topic of the dissertation. only pre-registration for the session is needed. the interest in the exhibition is great, over 6,000 spectators on weekends. 6,000 a day? yes, yes, exactly, every day so many. the exhibition will work in the capital until december, after which the masterpieces of russian painters will begin traveling around china. a unique artistic tour will continue in the south, in the city of shenzhen, and therefore, an acquaintance with the mysterious and enigmatic. natalia lyublinskaya, sergey shilin, nikita pakhmutov. channel one china. and at the end of the issue urgent message from our ministry of defense. the armed forces of russia liberated the settlement of makeyevka in the lugansk people's republic. all the details. in the following issues, now on the first channel saw the video. amur and nizhegorodskaya torpeda met in khabarovsk as part of the championship of the continental hockey league and the match turned out to be very productive. by the 15th minute igor l

ktvu betty yu met with the owner, who is still holding on to hope tonight. betty. >> that's right, mike and ali, traditional chinese dress makers, are hard to find in the bay area, and beyond, but the owner said running this business isn't sustainable, especially at her age. still, she's hoping someone can help her carry on dragon seed's history and craft is taking about a maybe ten hours just for the dragon. for 46 years, henrietta tam has been creating handmade, embellished chinese gowns or chipao, each sewn with great care. her dresses are usually worn for weddings, formal events, or miss chinatown usa pageants. mayor london breed, former mayor willie brown and late mayor ed lee's wife anita have all worn dragon seeds, custom creations. saks fifth avenue in san francisco has also featured their dresses in its window displays during chinese new year. today, a sign outside the clay street shop marks a recent milestone, but soon there won't be any occasions to celebrate because it's a little bit too tired to have the store by myself, and the economy is not t

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. >> i'm frank malli and i'm betty yu.nd with rosemary oroczo here as we enjoy sort of pretty comfortable conditions around the bay area this labor day weekend. >> yes even a little bit below aver in the inland cities are saying, yes, love this. >> we'll take it. >> love this pattern. good morning to sunday everybody. we are starting out with a little bit of sunshine giving you a beautiful view there over the city where we have the low clouds. a little bit of patchy drizzle closer to the coast, but blue sky across many areas that had clou yesterday. the southerly flow there continuing will have the onshore breeze joining us. in fact, fairfield reporting 23mph. the cooldown is expected to continue for today, although with more sunshine this morning we could see a quicker rebound. we'll see how it all shakes out. right now 59 at half moon bay. we've got low 60s in walnut creek and 70 degrees already for you. brentwood. afternoon highs today. low 80s in santa rosa. upper 60s in san francisco. low 70s in oakland. low 80s in pl

, as well as in the shadow of the renewal of the dispute between netanyahu and his minister of war yur remaining in the philadelphia axis and reaching an agreement , israeli experts raised their voices and they warned that in the current situation of israel , they are moving towards the abyss with hasty steps. once again the most important threat to our future is here at home. israel is moving towards the abyss and we are all acting like people who are on the sidelines is to watch while the firing of rockets continues in the north of occupied palestine. israeli experts pointed out that netanyahu issued the death sentence for israeli prisoners in gaza , and he is the one who considers himself the master of security and diplomacy. the mirror of history will be nothing but the master of death and abandonment, and his name will be written in history with the blood of israeli prisoners. this is one of the soldiers of the occupying army who worked in a brigade called the elite brigade in gaza until yesterday. today, he is with a number of other soldiers after the shock. psychosis that came

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crystal >> all right, betty yu, thank you. from san francisco. now, a former police officer in pittsburgh was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for wire fraud and selling steroids. prosecutors say patrick duran enrolled his then girlfriend to take online college courses for him. so he could receive a pay raise. court documents reveal that duran also promoted it as a service to other officers. brian was linked to a scandal that found several other pittsburg and antioch officers distributed drugs, as well as committed wire fraud and civil rights violations. >> coming up here at ten, new surveillance video tonight showing a possible suspect in an arson case at a family owned hardware store in san francisco's sunset district. >> i want to get this guy because, you know, if you can do that to me in 20s 30s, you know, he could do that to anybody and ruin someone else's life. >> after the break, the additional criminal criminals targeting the business in the wake of the fire. >> also a state of emergency in southern california tonight. the power

i just wonder how much validity is in thatt statement and how yu feel about it? >> like i suspect, just about everybody else listening to this program, i am not a world-class expert on the social security system. i would be rude very carefully what world-class expertss have o say about it. the people who are responsible for managing the system do not agree with the idea that as the baby boomers die off, with the program will stabilize itself. it's perfectly true the baby boomers are dying off. but, as the week, i am a boomer, die off, other people will join. the number of people and social security will not go down. we'll continue to rise for the next 10 years, stabilize and rise much martial libido not go down. our population is increasing. we are still in aging society. people who are now 50 are going to start retiring in large numbers within the next decade. would be nice to believe that people like me are dead the system will take care of itself. but nothing i have read suggest that is true. >> your reaction to the news out of the fed yesterday goes big with

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meeting by the school board to discuss the fiscal crisis, as well as school closures as ktvu betty yu shows us, some families as well as teachers very frustrated with the leadership of the district. >> my issue with matt wayne is it doesn't feel like he is listening to the parents. the san francisco board of education listened as parents, teachers and students aired their concerns regarding turmoil in the district and embattled superintendent matt wayne, who was not present during public comment. >> one sign read matthew wayne, you can't hide. >> we have so much chaos and dysfunction in the district right now. we can't add more to that. i think there's serious concern about the current superintendent's ability to lead us through this crisis. >> wayne has two years left on his contract, and there have been growing calls to replace him. a closed session meeting followed public comment. there was one item on the agenda. the public employee performance evaluation of the superintenden. sarita lavin, a teacher at george washington high school, shared some of her biggest challenges. >> we ha

all right, big day tomorrow. >> betty yu live tonight in san francisco. betty. thank you. >> well, coming up, an update tonight on san francisco's efforts to clear out homeless encampments. >> also in oakland, a gas station employee pulls out a gun and shoots at would be burglars. the aftermath following the encounter. >> plus, businesses in the east bay are suing their city, trying to get the city to clean why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. believe he is connected to a deadly shooting from june 23rd on 44th street, right near mlk. two people were shot. one died. officers say they also believe a navy blue mercedes-benz suv is connected to the crime. it's there on your screen if you recognize the man or that suv. you're asked to contact oakland police. >> also in oakland, a terrifying encounter. a driver slams a car into a gas statio

ktvu is betty yu spoke with shoppers about the city's efforts and their safety concerns. >> there istually every block of union square. this labor day, the department had already ramped up its presence in the area in recent years, but sfpd said the new deployment following the shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall will ease anxieties if that's what it's going to take to protect the city, then let's hire more police and put them on the streets. >> that's how i feel about it. >> do you feel safe here in union square? >> i do now, but i'll tell you the truth. coming out, you know that you know my senses are heightened. >> sfpd chief bill scott said the department will expand its already solid footprint, doubling officers to at least 12. on top of those who are already assigned to major stores. we want this area to be the marquee area of our town because people come here from all over the world to shop, and they need to feel safe. >> we need to make sure that they're safe. and yes, we do have crimes, but we will investigate them vigorously. >> the chief added that the department has ma

you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ betty yu headed all the way down to orange county to rescue pets. >> two van fulls of dogs and cats made the hours long trek from orange county to san francisco. tuesday, the spca welcomed more than 50 pets, many of them kittens and cats who had been at overcrowded shelters to create more space for pets directly displaced by the ongoing airport fire. >> what we have going on in california is all the shelters are so full of animals that when we have a natural disaster or some crisis, there's not much capacity for the local shelter to take in new animals. so to avoid euthanasia of those animals, as well as to keep lost animals close to their families, we work together with those shelters. >> ceo of the san francisco spca, doctor jennifer scarlett said luckily, they're usually able to find loving homes for most pets within a week. chief of rescue and welfare ann moellering spearheaded the effort after seeing coverage of the wildfires. >> i was watching the story of the fires and seeing them get w

and i'm lucky to be in california, where all of this is becoming more popular in san jose. >> betty yu, ktvu, fox two news california's largest home insurer, state farm does not plan to lower executives pay or seek relief from its parent company, and that's despite state farm's latest rate hike. >> request. the chronicle obtained financial records from state farm, recently submitted to the california department of insurance. those documents are part of the insurance giant's efforts to raise its rates in california by another 30%, saying it's running out of money. just last march, state farm raised homeowners rates by 20% statewide. this year will mark the last call at the alameda comedy club, the owners posted on social media. they have decided not to renew their lease after signing it just months before the covid pandemic. the owners say they have not been able to sell enough tickets to break even, and they did give thanks to all of the support that they have received. the last show at the comedy club is set for december 22nd. wildfires burning across different parts of california ton

as ktvu betty yu shows us.ormer nba great jeremy lin recently picked up a paddle in the east bay for a friendly tournament and a good cause. >> it was a celebrity pickleball showdown. basketball star jeremy lin, who grew up in palo alto, took on former tennis pro michael chang in a friendly tournament called dink a dink. and pickleball is a soft shot that's hit over the net. linsanity personified lin's overnight rise to basketball stardom. do you think your odds are against a former tennis pro like 10 to 1 or 15 to 1? >> i'm a i'm a heavy underdog right now. >> the two competed before a packed audience at the hub sports club in alameda, the home of the bay area breakers, a major league pickleball team. lin is part of the ownership group. >> anytime you have this type of momentum, especially for something great like sports, i think it's awesome and we're seeing community. i think, you know, pickleball is a nice little dark horse that can kind of, you know, over time, grow. >> on this day, the tournament raised m

ktvu betty yu has details from the meeting and the response from the city. schools, our schools. >> they chanted and held signs that read hands off our schools and we have a voice. >> we are one of the most wealthiest cities in california. there's no way that san francisco unified school district students should have to suffer. >> educators, parents, students, and community advocates rallied outside the san francisco unified school district offices, demanding that it protect schools from closing, and criticized its leadership. sfusd is facing a severe budget crisis. >> the quality of our education is being affected, and we've spent months and months worrying about it. you know, i would like to, you know, be able to focus on my education and my extracurriculars. >> alan tello is a junior at june jordan school for equity, a small school he fears will be shut down when the district's list is released next month. >> this is not fair. this is unjust. in this school, closure process needs to stop immediately. hands off of our schools. this is all about push out an

ktvu betty yu was in the midst of it all and tells us how fans are feeling as the new season takes off the sea of red and gold, leaving levi's stadium was filled with smiling faces. >> let's go niners absolutely smoking the jets has absolutely has brought my confidence up a bit. >> we're coming back and we're winning. super bowl baby six. baby >> it was an emotional start to the game for the san francisco police sergeant, credited for saving rookie ricky pearsall's life after he was shot in an attempted robbery just nine days ago. sergeant joel harrell was the first emergency responder on the scene on monday, she embraced pearsall's father and family members. the 49ers also honored the sf general surgeon who operated on pearsall. >> it's surreal. i'm just deeply grateful and appreciative for them. >> even saying and doing this and inviting me and my family, you know, it's what i do is what we do, what we all do, and we all responded as a team at that moment when we should have. >> and it happened and it's wonderful to see ricky looking like nothing happened to him. >> wow. the team gif

please help me in welcoming peggy yu. >> good afternoon. as justice said, i'm a lucky parent of leona and frida. i am huge fan of this program. i love the bay sox and long after lea and frida age out, i'll be cheering for the bay sox, just on the sideline saying this is incredible. i'll be honest, i didn't think my girls would be playing baseball today despite how much we love the game. our oldest leo started playing when she was 5 but she had i didn't want to play more. boys started to say, you can't play and she felt she didn't want and quit. and then we found the bay sox. and we were hooked. it was so inspiring to see a groove of girls here, playing the game with so much heart, commitment and hustle. it reignited a fire in leona and it was the best way that frida could start her own baseball journey. they have built an incredible community of friends here in the city and across the country who share the love of the game. the bay sox, equip them with the skills and knowledge so they can compete and they can compete well. they keep playing

yu eda and morita each scored two goals and ogawa scored one goal for the samurai bringing this game to samar, bahrain suffered a heavy loss at home as it had defeated australia in its first game. saudi arabia defeated branko jovankovic's students in dalian . in this meeting, the chinese first took the lead with a goal scored by ali lajami in saudi arabia. colombia defeated argentina and the dark days of brazil continue. colombia's revenge for the american cup against the world cup qualifiers was the best opportunity for the yellow-clads to defeat the world champion in their own home and achieve the fourth win in this competition. the high motivation of the host made them follow from the beginning beshan scored in the 25th minute on khams's pass and moscow's header. they scored the first goal. it's true that argentina tried a lot to make up for this goal . in the 48th minute, nicolas gonzalez made a save, but colombia didn't think about anything but winning. 12 minutes after receiving the goal , he scored a penalty kick and this time khamis completed the task . like brazil, colombia

our betty yu joins us now. you were at that meeting tonight. and boy betty, families, parents, they want some some action and they want it quickly. >> and they want a lot of answers. it certainly has been a rocky start to the school year for s.f, usd, san francisco families say they're looking for confidence in the district's leadership and they say they need clarity, transparency and certainty regarding its school closure plans. both schools are schools. they chanted and held signs that read hands off our schools and we have a voice. we are one of the most wealthiest cities in california. >> there's no way that san francisco unified school district students should have to suffer. >> educators, parents, students, and community advocates rallied outside the san francisco unified school district offices, demanding that it protect schools from closing, and criticized its leadership. s.f. usd is facing a severe budget crisis. >> the quality of our education is being affected, and we've spent months and months worrying about it. you know, i would li

leonid nevzlin is a former top manager of the oil company yus, which is connected with, perhaps, theost high-profile criminal case of 2000. nevzlin is a close friend, so to speak, associate of the former head of yuks , foreign agent oligarch mikhail khodorkovsky, who served almost 11 years in russia for fraud and immediately after leaving the colony fled to the west, where he got heavily into grants, trying to create abroad something like a government in exile, a tangle of russophobes of all kinds. they also like to meet in vilnius. there, according to the words of foreign agent parkhomenko, there was a very interesting episode between leonid nevzlin and the current head of the extremist fbk pevchikh. leonid nevzlin sat a meter away from us. and during this hour the session continued frequently. he was mad, he hissed, wheezed, sometimes made some scary faces, spoke. pevchikh, witch! foreign agent pevchikh is a new generation of haters of today's russia, scraps of those liquidated in russia in the bk, there is mironov, extremists volkov, zhdanov and others, they all do not get along v

in san jose, betty yu ktv, fox two news. >> as betty mentioned, many vta employees are still dealing with the trauma from the mass shooting at the vta guadalupe rail yard in may of 2021, nine vta workers were killed when an employee with the authority brought semi-automatic weapons to vta's san jose transit hub and opened fire. it is still the deadliest mass shooting in bay area history. joining me now for more on this is doctor michael stanton, a professor of public health at cal state east bay. thanks so much for being here with us tonight. and i just want to start off with the fact that this is likely brought up a lot of memories and emotions for vta employees. and what do you think they're going through, how this might be taking a toll on their mental health. and then physically. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, this can be really, really triggering. like the employee mentioned just briefly that, you know, knowing when, gun violence happens, when it happens again and, and when people are experiencing the, their friends going through similar heartbrea. losing friends, you know, knowin

want to take care of the store, if they can buy or they can own the store, i can help them. >> betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> san francisco is honoring the late poet and civil rights activist maya angelou. an event is happening right now at the city's main library just a few minutes ago. a new monument was unveiled. the bronze sculpture is titled portrait of a phenomenal woman. it is styled in the form of a book, and features a quote from angelou's popular poem still i rise. this is the first monument commemorating a black woman in the city's civic art collection. maya angelou grew up in san francisco, was a prolific writer and civil rights activist until her death in 2014. it's the heart of east san jose and the center for celebration. this hispanic heritage month. the role of mexican heritage plaza in the community, and how it hopes to expand in the next 25 years. >> we thought those 100 degree readings were out of here. but wait, i will tell you which day we will flirt with triple digits. that's how coming up with your bay area forecast after is t fo [audience laughing] worried you

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. >> it may be chris yu want to take a crack at this first with the work you are doing with team democracyhow do we connect to re- articulation of norms and standards of conduct? your talk my work with election officials.s. they indicated there is a crisis withinet the public and public confidence. how do you translate these norms to a broader public understanding? >> one of the things i come back to is that the people that actually stormed the capitol were not the candidates. they were regular people going out. often times the people who are elected officials are essentially responding to however that is been created how they are responding to what people are telling them. if i go and i say the election was fair i may lose my office in a primary or something like that. fundamentally it is important for us to change how they perceive these things. it's kind of a feedback loop on that. the one thing that we have is a difference in perception. all the studies have shown people believe in these fundamental principles they believe in the rule f of law thy believe in the peaceful transfer of po

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sfpci has helped more than 11,500 individuals on their journey to become citizens, including susan yu. >> and on may 8, i passed the citizenship exam with one attempt. >> reporter: through the initiative, the collaborative of non-profit organizations funded by the city to help make citizenship more accessible and affordable. lower income applicants who live, work, or attend school in san francisco can get help including covering the cost of an application, which will amount to more than $700 off if a barrier for many. >> this program will give immigrants a voice, whether they have been here for many years or they are recent arrivals to apply for naturalization. >> reporter: and ramiro is working for the interview, one of the last hurdles before swearing-in ceremony that he hopes will become before election day. >> right now i'm getting goose bumps to think about it too. and saying hey, you know, i'm a u.s. citizen, and welcome to america, like, right? and it will probably be a great feeling, you know, once and for all. >> reporter: he has found his footing in this country after more t

middle of rolling coverage as far as for me uh i'm done and uh when we come back we're going to be with yus my colleague she's going to take it uh from there so stay tuned after a short break we'll be right back. first of all, i greet you, may your reward be with god, and blessed are the martyrs to go to god. i ask god forceived healing for the wounded, and for all of us to become stronger than before, no matter what israel does, in the end, it's finished, and we leave and we will not be affected by the actions it takes, with god's help, victory is with us.

in san francisco, betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> officers are investigating a shooting in the city's mission district. it happened at 17th and mission, about a block from the 16th street bart station, a little after 830 last night. san francisco police say when officers arrived, they found a man with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. no arrests have been made and it's unclear what led to the shooting. >> a san francisco woman is recovering from a violent attack that's now being investigated as a hate crime. wendy drew, who is black, tells us she was downtown on monday night when a man walked by and hurled a racial slur at her. when she confronted him, a fight began right outside a liquor store on drum and market streets, then moved inside. part of the attack was captured on surveillance video. >> very fast, quick punches like four, three, 4 or 5 punches, and then i grabbed him and i was like, no, you're not getting away with doing this to me. and that's when he pushes me to the ground. i stood up and then i pushed him into the liquor store.

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