Live from the kgo broadcast center. This is abc7 news jie. A teacher is let go after challenging a controversial morality clause at a local catholic high school. And tonight students and parents are joining the fight. Im dan ashley. Im carolyn johnson. Alan wang has the latest for us. Carolyn and dan, one of the teachers we spoke with used to practice constitutional law, and she says the contract gives the church power over their personal lives. She submitted a revised contract that was promptly rejected. This contract would be a huge step backwards. It would say we are striping these employees of civil rights. She is out of a job after she signed and then crossed out portions of the contract that conforms with the teachings of the Roman Catholic church in their personal lives. You throw the employees personal lives in the middle of the disputes in the catholic church. Like reproductive rights and gay and lesbian rights. What the contract says is they must teach the principals of the R
Not only changes ahead for the second half of the weekend. Were not going to get away with a dry end of september so we still have rain to talk about before we start a new month, which will feature drier and warmer weather. Lisa, thank you. We have breaking news out of San Francisco where a man has been taken to the hospital after being stabbed this morning. It happened around 4 30 in the area of larkin and golden gate. Police say the man was acting as a Good Samaritan trying to help another person being assaulted by a group of people. Those people turned on the man and he was stabbed multiple times. The man was taken to the hospital. We understand he is in stable condition. No suspects are in custody right now. If we get more information during this newscast well bring it to you right away. Developing news now. The suspect in the fatal stabbing of a dodgers fan is out of jail this morning. 21yearold Michael Montgomery from lodi had been in jail since thursday the day after police say
Live from the kgo broadcast center. This is abc7 news jie. A teacher is let go after challenging a controversial morality clause at a local catholic high school. And tonight students and parents are joining the fight. Im dan ashley. Im carolyn johnson. Alan wang has the latest for us. Carolyn and dan, one of the teachers we spoke with used to practice constitutional law, and she says the contract gives the church power over their personal lives. She submitted a revised contract that was promptly rejected. This contract would be a huge step backwards. It would say we are striping these employees of civil rights. She is out of a job after she signed and then crossed out portions of the contract that conforms with the teachings of the Roman Catholic church in their personal lives. You throw the employees personal lives in the middle of the disputes in the catholic church. Like reproductive rights and gay and lesbian rights. What the contract says is they must teach the principals of the R
More concrete. Two lanes of traffic on the upper deck are closed while they work on this, and they hope to be finished by midnight. The hole opened up and the rain and concrete down on the lower deck. There are no reports of injuries, but one cal trans worker tells us there was a large chunk of concrete attached to some rebar that was dangling over traffic on the lower deck. Three lanes had to be shutdown on the lower deck and that caused a huge back up in downtown San Francisco. I have been here for about two hours on the same street. I dont know why we are in this traffic. My dog is getting antsy back there. I dont know anything. I thought it was the giants game. At the time we spoke to that woman the giants game was still going on. It ended about an hour ago. You can imagine how bad traffic is now. Cal trans says they are not sure exactly how this happened , but not uncommon for the wear and tear on the bridge. The goal is to have the patch job done by midnight. If not, cal trans fe
Meadows race track. An employee fell 157 feet and died. The Company Running the site has no violations over the last five years well have breaking updates for you as they become available. Good evening, they were paid to go away, but they did not go far. Tonight there is an east bay homeless problem that got shuffled down the road they decamped after being given money to do so only to be relocated to the gillman street underpass. Good evening. That homeless encampment is gone. Were here when the last resident packed up and left. What weve learned is that it isnt here anymore, it hasnt gone far. This are tents behind the overpass using it for intended purposes is all but impossible. This is what some bhef to be a encampment. I had 3500 saved up and couldnt find a landlord to rent to me. They knew it would be gone, right away, and it was. This is how we do it. In april, residents were told their tents had to go. According to the city, 28 people, including some of the homeless who lived h