gabriela lopez, fanauga molga are fighting to keep their seats. there is also a voting option. election day is february 14, four weeks from today. >>> as the pandemic rages on, eviction protections have dried up for millions of californians, now the long-time resident of a san pablo apartment building could be forced out. the new landlord says he need to make major renovations and they have to leave. but the resident says they're not leaving without a fight. >> reporter: this san pablo apartment building is where juanita mendoza and anita diaz have called home for 40 years combined. mendoza was a babysitter and caretaker. diaz lived in the san francisco hotel industry. they each raised daughters here. >> i feel comfortable here. it's calm and quiet. >> we're used to living here in the same neighborhood. >> reporter: the rent is cheap because they lived here so long and benefited from recent state protections from large rent increases. but now mendoza and diaz and everyone else in the building have been told they have to leave. >> we've been comfortable living here all this time

lópez, paula molina pues asegura que no les parece la manera en cómo han manejado la pandemia. la votación para decidir si esos miembros se van o se quedan será el 15 de febrero aunque la votación anticipada comienza el martes >>> la división de justicia juvenil dio a conocer que el número de casos de covid-19 entre los jóvenes encarcelados en centros de detención estatales ha aumentado considerablemente la última semana, con menos de 50 a 135 casos. a raíz de esto la semana pasada dejaron de ingresar jóvenes a estas instalaciones. la última vez que se tomó esta decisión fue el comienzo de la pandemia. >>> localmente en california los casos se han triplicado desde la semana pasada y al menos un joven ha sido ingresado recientemente en un hospital tras experimentar síntomas graves según un correo electrónico interno de la agencia en batalla >>> el departamento del estado dorado hace un seguimiento y divulga los datos del covid-19 pero no hace la misma divulgación detallada sobre la población carcelaria y juvenil >>> si hablamos de los más pequeños susana gonz

. >> this tweet from san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez read after years of this

. >> this tweet from san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez read after years of this request, san francisco department of public health is still refusing to come and speak at the school board and answer questions for the public. our schools and drowned in during the omicron surge. and we need to hear directly from experts at our meeting next tuesday. officials at the san francisco department of public health confirmed they are not taking the board president up on the invitations. we need to do better at working together. >> to to the planning ahead. it is lack of planning for the post winter break. covid surge on the part of sf usd and san francisco city leaders. >> that as a board of education commissioner allison collins believes created a crisis for parents, teachers and students. this is an educational emergency. we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. >> that is just not acceptable. colin says limited

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good liga and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things well and then focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those back. and you look and you see the spinal to >> you know, more and more cuts as more and more families need the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like a policy choice, you vote for a different candidate. bu

the san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez tweet that city health officials are refusing to a 10 an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed they are not taking up her request. fellow board member allison collins is blaming the district and city leaders are creating what she calls an educational emergency >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> colin says there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. a district spokesperson says 56,000 take on tests that were provided by the state will be sent out to families this week. across the bay area. more city officials and more city offices are having to close thei

opponents fault gabriela lopez, moliga and allison collins with how they handled several issues during the pandemic. they cited misguided priorities including a botched school renaming effort and delays in bringing students back into the classroom in person. opponents on the other side point out that all three are people of color and they call the recall effort a power grab. election day is february 15th. >>> new at 11:00, a major tech deal worth billions of dollars. microsoft is buying gaming company activision blizzard for nearly $69 billion. it's an all-cash deal that would allow microsoft to accelerate its mobile gaming and xbox content. activision makes games like call of duty and candy crush. >>> a massive asteroid is headed in the general direction of earth and while it is going to be very close by cosmic standards, there's no danger of impact. asteroid 7482 is about the size of three salesforce towers end to understand. because of that size, nasa lists it as potentially hazardous. as it passes it will be about five times the distance between the earth and the moon. however, it

president gabriela lopez supports after more than 400 educators were out sick monday and more than 600 called out tuesday classrooms with students who don't have the necessary people and supplies. >> we needed in order to safely learn anyone who knows. teaching know. these are not environment conducive to learning the union will be meeting with school leaders thursday to discuss the request for mass testing in covid sickly correale says the district's answers will decide of union members go on strike. we're talking about people's lives. >> our workers and the lives of those that they care for day in and day out. absolutely. a safe working conditions are not met, then it's very possible. people are working in conditions that are unsafe and that is not ok. >> doctor vincent matthews put out a statement today responding to the union's claims. coming up on kron 4 news at 06:00pm. hear what he had to say about masking and testing in schools. live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. >> thank you, rob. in the south bay, long lines of people waiting sometimes for hours to get a covi

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good. really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. >> this is allison collins, first television interview says the recarl begin make your best case. >> why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity, budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things well and to focus on education. otherwise you're not going by. and, you know, can you to see the spinal to what's, you know, more and more cuts as more and more families need the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives. >> i think people need to f

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good, really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. this is allison collins, first television interview since the recall begin make your best case. why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity, budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things about focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those back. and, you know, can you to see the spinal to what's, you know, more and more cuts as more and more families leave the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like the p

president gabriela lopez supports after more than 400 educators were out sick monday and more than 600 called out tuesday classrooms with students who don't have the necessary people and supplies. >> we needed in order to safely learn anyone who knows. teaching know. these are not environment conducive to learning according to superintendent doctor vincent matthews, the district has been operating. the largest covid testing sites in the city. >> he responded to the unions claim saying, quote, as we return from winter break this week. we encourage testing set up new testing sites and send out information about numerous ways to get tested prior to school reopening. >> throughout this week. and this weekend we are making rapid testing available at several schools and district headquarters. doctor mathews says the district received a shipment of rapid tests from the state that will be distributed to each school. and then as that usd has been handing out surgical and cloth mask for months and will continue to do so this week and next. the union will be meeting with school leaders tomorrow t

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good liga and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. why you should get a new seat on the san francisco board of education. >>i was elected. really help the district hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity budget and leadership need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we good leadership on the school district that can actually run things well and then focus on education. otherwise you not to get those back. and, you know, can you to see the spinal to you know, more and more cuts as more and more families need the district. >>those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like a policy choice, you vote for a different candidate. >>but if we're going disrupt

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good, really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity, budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership on the school district that can actually run things well and then focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those back. and, you know, can you to see the spinal to you know, more and more cuts as more and more families need the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like a policy ch

president gabriela lopez supports after more than 400 educators were out sick monday and more than 600 called out tuesday classrooms with students who don't have the necessary people and supplies. >> we needed in order to safely learn anyone who knows. teaching know. these are not environment conducive to learning according to superintendent doctor vincent matthews, the district has been operating. the largest covid testing sites in the city. >> he responded to the unions claim saying, quote, as we return from winter break this week. we encourage testing set up new testing sites and send out information about numerous ways to get tested prior to school reopening. >> throughout this week. and this weekend we are making rapid testing available at several schools and district headquarters. doctor mathews says the district received a shipment of rapid tests from the state that will be distributed to each school. and then as that usd has been handing out surgical and cloth mask for months and will continue to do so this week and next, the union will be meeting with school leaders, thursday

now the san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez tweeted that city health officials are refusing to attend an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed they are not taking up her request. fellow board member alison collins is blaming the district and city leaders for creating what she's called an educational emergency. >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> well, colin says that there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. the district spokesperson says that 56,000 take home tests that were provided by the state will be sent out to families this week. well, just got more difficult to get a covid test

the san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez tweeted that city health officials are refusing to attend an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed that they're not going to take up her request. fellow board member alison collins is blaming the district and city leaders for creating which she says is an educational emergency >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> colin says that there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. a district spokesperson says that 56,000 take home tests that were provided by the state will be sent out to families this week. well, just got a little more difficult to get a cov

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good. really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. >> this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. >> why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things about focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those back. and, you know, can you to see the spinal to what's, you know, more and more cuts as more and more families need the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like th

the san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez tweeted that city health officials are refusing to attend an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed they are not taking up her request. fellow board member alison collins is blaming the district and city leaders for creating what she's calling an educational emergency. >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> colin says there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. a district spokesperson says 56,000 take home tests that were provided by the state will be sent out to families this week. we'll just got more difficult to get a covid test in san francisco. se

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good. really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. >> this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. >> why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things well and can focus on education. otherwise you not to get those payments by and you'll continue to see the spinal to lets you know more and more cuts as more and more families leave the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like a po

lopez saying wednesday the district needs to pull out all the stops to prevent schools from closing down. what we are trying to do is prevent a complete shuttering of schools. if we do not have the staff because people couldn't ensure their safety and that of their families, labor leaders say the district failed to plan appropriately for the return to class, putting teachers, students and their families at risk. if the schools are unsafe, labor leaders are saying everything is on the table, including the possibility of a walkout. absolutely safe working conditions are not met. but it's very possible people are working in conditions that are unsafe and that is not okay. union leaders say the district still does not have an adequate testing plan in place and lagged behind other districts and organizing efforts to obtain and distribute covid tests ahead of the return of school. the state is now sent 112,000 tests to san francisco and parent groups say they received word that the district will be distributing those tests. on thursday. we just spoke with them yesterday, and there's a mov

lopez saying wednesday the district needs to pull out all the stops to prevent schools from closing down. what we are trying to do is prevent a complete shuttering of schools. if we do not have the staff because people couldn't ensure their safety and that of their families, labor leaders say the district failed to plan appropriately for the return to class, putting teachers, students and their families at risk. if the schools are unsafe , labor leaders are saying everything is on the table, including the possibility of a walkout. absolutely yes. safe working conditions are not met. but it's very possible people are working in conditions that are unsafe and that is not okay. union leaders say the district still does not have an adequate testing plan in place and lagged behind other districts in organizing efforts to obtain and distribute covid tests ahead of the return of school. the state is now sent 112,000 tests to san francisco and parent groups say they received word that the district will be distributing those tests. on thursday. we just spoke with them yesterday, and there's

three members of the board are facing a recall, including board president gabriela lopez. they're accused of mismanaging city schools. the recall election is set for february. 15th preschool in dublin is working to recover from a burglary thieves took thousands of dollars in supplies everything from ipads to furniture to diapers. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the school's director and parents who say they are heartbroken. up now, but they kind of dismantle the diaper area over there and have tampered with the books. watch mom s array is devastated. someone broke into her dublin preschool breaking doors, ransacking rooms and stealing everything from office supplies to ipads. unfathomable i don't know. i don't know what goes through this person's mind. it happened monday night at resurrection lutheran child development center on amador valley boulevard. intruders went through different rooms and trashed the place. it's not even about what they took anymore. the emotional pain that we are all going through right now it's been really hard pre school and church offic

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good. really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. >> this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. >> why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things well and then focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those payments by and, you know, can you to see the spinal to lets you know, more and more cuts as more and more families leave the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you d

lopez saying wednesday the district needs to pull out all the stops to prevent schools from closing down. what we are trying to do is prevent a complete shuttering of schools. if we do not have the staff because people couldn't ensure their safety and that of their families, labor leaders say the district failed to plan appropriately for the return to class, putting teachers, students and their families at risk. if the schools are unsafe, labor leaders are saying everything is on the table, including the possibility of a walkout. absolutely safe working conditions are not met. but it's very possible people are working in conditions that are unsafe. and that is not okay. union leaders say the district still does not have an adequate testing plan in place and lagged behind other districts and organizing efforts to obtain and distribute covid tests ahead of the return of school. the state has now sent 112,000 tests to san francisco and parent groups say they received word that the district will be distributing those tests on thursday. we just spoke with them yesterday, and there's a mo

lopez saying wednesday the district needs to pull out all the stops to prevent schools from closing down. what we are trying to do is prevent a complete shuttering of schools. if we do not have the staff because people couldn't ensure their safety and that of their families, labor leaders say the district failed to plan appropriately for the return to class, putting teachers, students and their families at risk. if the schools are unsafe, labor leaders are saying everything is on the table, including the possibility of a walkout. absolutely yes. safe working conditions are not met. but it's very possible people are working in conditions that are unsafe and that is not okay. union leaders say the district still does not have an adequate testing plan in place and lagged behind other districts and organizing efforts to obtain and distribute covid tests ahead of the return of school. the state is now sent 112,000 tests to san francisco and parent groups say they received word that the district will be distributing those tests. on thursday. we just spoke with them yesterday, and there's

san francisco board of education, president gabriela lopez tweeted that city health officials are refusing to attend an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed they're not taking up her request. fellow board member alison collins is blaming the district and city leaders for creating what she calls an educational emergency. >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> colin says that there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. and as you just heard the district, a spokesperson says 56,000 take home tests that were provided by the state are going to be sent out to families this week. >> across the bay area, more city offices ar

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good, really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. this is allison collins, first television interview since the recall begin make your best case. why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity, budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things well and then focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those fans back. and, you know, can you to see the spinal to you know, more and more cuts as more and more families need the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if you don't like t

lopez tweeted that city health officials are refusing to attend an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed they're not taking up a request. fellow board member alison collins is blaming the district and city leaders for creating what she calls an educational emergency. >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing are trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> well, colin says there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. a district spokesperson says 56,000 take on tests that were provided by the state are going be sent out a family starting this week and it just got more difficult to get a covid test in san francisco. several testing sites in the city are going to be cl

president gabriela lopez tweeted that city health officials are refusing to attend an upcoming school board meeting to take questions from the public officials with the city's department of health confirmed they are not taking up request. fellow board member alison collins is blaming the district and city leaders are creating what she calls an educational emergency. >> we have schools that are, you know, barely able to function because of lack of staffing. we're trying to fill gaps with parent and we're trying to fill gaps with central office staff. and that's just not. that is just not acceptable. so we know that the demand is very high. we're doing everything we can to get these tests into the hands of students, staff and families and will continue to do that this week. >> there needs to be more available testing sites in the district. a district spokesperson says 56,000 take home tests were provided by the state and will be sent out to families this week. now it just got more difficult to get a covid test in san francisco. several testing sites in the city are going to be closed to

president gabriela lopez and 2 former vp follow good. really good. and alison collins r the commission is being recalled. >> this is allison collins, first television interview says the recall begin make your best case. >> why you should retain your seat on the san francisco board of education. >> i was elected. really help the district. hold its promise. 2 families specifically around ensuring that each and every student has access to a safe school. and that's not just some kids, but that's all kids. in addition, yes, on recall advocates say that san francisco schools are in a crisis that covers equity, budget and leadership. you need to get confidence. debate is in the community that we have good leadership. >> on the school district that can actually run things well and then focus on education. otherwise you're not going to get those payments by and, you know, can you to see the spinal to what's, you know, more and more cuts as more and more families leave the district. >> those against the recall are concerned that there may be other motives if y

. >> i nominate gabriela lopez for president. >> i nominate vice president moliga. >> if no further nominations for office of president. i declare nominations closed. i will re-state the names and vote board members we'll be voting by name if there's more than one nomination. the persons nominated are commissioner lopez and commissioner moliga. roll call on the nominations. >> clerk: student delegate lam. >> commissioner lopez. >> clerk: student delegate yang. >> commissioner lopez. >> clerk: commissioner alexander. >> commissioner lopez. >> clerk: commissioner boggess. >> commissioner moliga. >> clerk: commissioner collins. >> commissioner lopez. >> clerk: commissioner lam. >> commissioner molega. >> clerk: and president lopez. >> also commissioner lopez. >> clerk: four ayes, president lopez. >> thank you. for president of the board of education for 2022 will continue to be president lopez. we'll be moving on to vice president of the board. before i open nominations i'd like to check for public comment in one moment. >> thank you, public comment on this vice president. thank you. please raise