procurement manager francisco pena is about to test a sample from uganda. to pre-packed coffee in uganda will emily be dispatched if she gives the green light. as an expert she travels regularly to africa and discusses cultivation and quality standards with the partners. nothing works without mutual trust. him healthy one for 3 different we have very long term contracts with our trading partners some 12 to 14 months into the future so we are buying coffee on paper that doesn't even exist yet is forgotten. here the coffee's origins can be traced back to the individual farmers who. create a few horses as a fair trade pioneer it's very important for g.e. p.a. to show that we're buying very high quality coffee on fairtrade terms and that we have a very close relationship with the cooperatives we have direct trade relations there are no middlemen here which is something our customers want more information on and care about. our customers are always happy when they see photos of the farmers on the coffee or on other products that creates a connection and gives th

here in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> she will love that.xt concert in a couple days. >> she's going to be crying out of excitement. >>> new developments tonight, believe it or not, in the antonio brown saga with the raiders just when it appeared everybody was on the same page and getting along and things calming down alone coaching him >> jon gruden, yeah. just to get you caught up on everything, so antonio brown missed nearly all of training camp with frost bitten feet and a dispute with the nfl over his helmet. then the raiders announced brown was being fined and he responded by threatening to punch the g.m. then brown apologized. he's expected to play monday night but hours ago he posted a video on his youtube page. it appears as though he secretly recorded a phone call with his coach, jon gruden. >> let me ask you this, do you want to be a raider or not? >> man, i've been trying to be a raider since day one. >> you're a great football player. just play football. >> a.b. did some secret reportings with the steelers that they weren't f, b

in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> those first responders handled that well. >>> engineers are working to get union city's computer system working again. it was brought down by a virus this weekend. it's affecting essential services like licensing and permitting. emergency services from police and fire are not affected. union city says it will delay opening city hall until noon today so it can brief employees about the outage. officials say they are working with cybersecurity experts to restore its i.t. services. >>> happening this morning, san francisco's cable cars will be back in action. th the city needed to fix their gearboxes which propel cable cars uphills. threyear $6 million in restoration project. >>> it was just couple days ago we saw a vta train collide with the bicycle. what the transit agency will do this week to address safety concerns. >>> elizabeth warren sees a big surge in a state that could make or break the presidential ambitions of the democrats who want to take on president trump. >>> and former nfl star antonio brown says he will no longer play in the le

luz pena visited the main center in san francisco where they just finished installing several robots to help keep up the place. >> recology prides itself on having the most advanced ing in. but even they had to step up the process. >> china, formally the largest buyer of bales of recycled plastic is no longer buying them. >> changes in china. check out this chart. in 2017, a bale of mixed paper will sell for $110 a ton. now $20 a ton. can you hear it? close to 4,000 processed. previously china used to purchase this material. with 8%. but that's no longer the case. >> the companies that receive the bales of plastic have dictated that the bales have 1% or less impurities. >> and to see how they're limiting those impurities, i climbed up to the heart of this facility. in the last three years invested $20 million in specific sorting machines like this one. would you say that those robots are the ones that are saving you at this point? >> the robots are helping keep us in the game. >> now everything is sorted. a group of senators are proposing a long-term goal to cut plastic waste by 75%.

live in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> all right, luz, thank you. >>> in the north day, this morning's light showers may have played a role in a fatal crash. it happened just after 6:00 in the morning. the road was wet at the time. the highway patrol says a woman was killed after being thrown from an suv when it went off the road at dry creek and wall roads. at least two other people who were in the car are okay. witnesses say it was the only car involved in the accident. >>> now to the east bay, where wet roads may also be to blame for an accident that closed two left-hand ladies of northbound 680 for seven hours. two big rigs collided near vargas road and fremont after one hit the center divider and jackknifed. a second truck carrying gas hit the first. it spilled nearly 4,000 gallons of fuel on to the highway. two cars were also involved in the crash. fortunately, there were no serious injuries. and official says a combination of high speed and wet roads likely caused this rollover in a remote area of eastern contra costa county. the chp had some advice for drivers. >> jus

in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> the group against a homeless navigation center that is beinguilt along san francisco's waterfront says a judge will rule on their lawsuit to block construction tomorrow. the group safe embarcadero contends the city did not get approval from the state land commission for the center and rshed the project by bypassing the environmental quality act. the 200 bed center is being built on the embarcadero at beal street. a judge two weeks ago denied another claim from the opponents. lawyers said the center would do irreparable harm and cited the high-profile attack on a woman in her south beach condo. >> a sad update to a car crash tht left a mother and her two children badly hurt along 101 in san rafael. a 3-year-old boy who was critically injured in last wednesday's crash has died. his 6-year-old sister and mother are recovering. that is according to the highway patrol. good samaritans rushed to help the victims after the white toyota suv the three were in hit the center divider and crossed over northbound lanes of traffic. >> developing news. the pe

san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> san francisco is iconic cable cars out of commission nine more days, the final step in a three-year, $6 million restoration project of the gear boxes that propel the cable cars. some tourists visiting yesterday were disappointed >> just now we came here to get the cable car. and we couldn't get it. >> you know it's something we were looking forward. but it's okay. >> shuttle buss are running along the three routes during the shutdown. but there is plenty of other cool historic options for visitors and residents. muni has a fleet of historic stret cars. one believed to be used by harvey milk and open topped boat tram. you can check out historic cars at san francisco's railway museum. >>> 'tis the season to be scared. it's officially hal went time at disneyland in california adventure. the season through october 31st. mark from our sister station in los angeles has more. >> it starts when you walk in with the main street pumpkin festival. >> did someone say puppies. >> pumpkins. >> pumpkins. >> yes of course halloween time. >> nice lady. ♪ >> if yo

. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> san francisco's iconic cable cars are out of commissione more days. it's the final step in a three-year, $$6 million restoration project of the gear boxes that propel the cars up the hills. the tourists visiting yesterday were disappointed >> no, we came here to get the cable car and couldn't get it. >> you know, it's something that we were looking forward. but it's okay. >> shuttle buses are running along the three routes during the shutdown. but there is also plenty of other cool historic options for visitors and residents alike. muni has a flet of historic street cars. including one believed to have been used by gay rights icon harvey milk and open topped boat tram. you can also check out historic cars at san francisco's railway museum. >>> and 'tis the season to be scared, right? it officially halloween time at disneyland in california adventure. our sister station. ugh octobero >> it starts when you walk in with pumpkin festival. >> did someone say puppy. >> pumpkins. >> pumpkins. of course halloween time. >> nice lady. ♪ >> if you're

live in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> thank you, luz. >>> president trump's campaign team is preparing for a busy day of fund-raising in the bay area. he's expected to land at moffett field tomorrow morning but will likely be met with resistance. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has what the secret service is already bracing for. >> reporter: hi, ama. the president is expected to visit silicon valley first before making his way to los angeles and then on to san diego. as we speak, protesters are getting ready. kept under wraps, details about the president's visit to the bay area tomorrow are few and far between, and that's by design. >> we're glad to have a president that comes here to lend some support to the republican cause in our state. >> reporter: shane patrick connelly, chairman of the santa clara county republican party is volunteering at tomorrow's fund-raiser for the president's re-election. >> some people on the left have proven that they are not willing to let people gather peaceably and hear the candidate of their choice, that they will attack them physically. >>

. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco's iconic cable cars are out of commissions the final step in a three-year, $6 million restoration project of gear box nas propel the cars up the steep hills. some tourists visiting yesterday were disappointed >> just now we came here to get the cable car and we couldn't get it. >> you know it's something we were looking forward but it's okay. >> shuttle buses are running along the three routes during the shutdown. but there is also plenty of other cool historic options for visitors and residents alake. muni has ha fleet of historic street cars. one believed to have been used by gay rights icon harvey milk and open tropd boat tram. you can always check out historic cars as san francisco's railway museum. >>> and 'tis the season to be scared, right? it's now halloween time at disneyland and california adventure. the season through october 39s. mark from our sister station in los angeles has more. >> it starts when you walk with in with the main street pumpkin festival. >> did someone say puppies. >> pup kins. >> yes, of course

francisco: asÍ han tenido que cambiar de delitos. de secuestro que notarÁ, al robo de celulares. la manera mÁs rápida de obtener dinero. >> ahorita eso no vale la penaes que enfrenta para vivir en el delito. >> que sus arriesgarse la vÍa por nadaarriesgar tu libertad por nada. francisco: trabaja con pistolas y escopetas, a veces granadas de mano. todo estÁ costoso y se hablÁis. una más ver los $1000 y en cada salida pueden perderla o deshacerse de ellas. >> vale el precio de $1000. sales a robarte algo de $100. no en la pena perder $1000 por $100. francisco: son tiempos de represiÓn. han matado casi 7000 del aÑo y medio, esto infunde temor en esos jÓvenes. >> lo que hay es eso. francisco: un paÍs donde el salario mÍnimo es de menos de dos dÓlares al mes, estos jÓvenes no tienen mÁs alternativa que matar o morir como delincuentes, para intentar sobrevivir. la situaciÓn refleja que la crisis econÓmica mantiene en jaque a los venezolanos, incluido a los delincuentes que han visto como han mermado sus negocios y actividades criminales. muchos de ellos han migrado a otros paÍses o piensan hacerlo. arantxa: el anuncio fallecimiento del cantautor espaÑol c

in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> looking forward to it, luz, thanks. >>> a hearing is under way to determine whether a homeless navigation center should be allowed to open along san francisco's waterfront. the group, safe embarcadero argues the city failed to get approval by the land commission and bypassed the environmental quality act. the 200-bed center is being built on beale street. a judge denied another claim high-profile attack weeks ago. of a woman at her condo right next to the center. a decision is expected today. we'll have more on that coming up at 5:00. >>> now to the east bay where a city has shut down its entire computer system after being infected by a virus over the weekend. today it's trying to determine to extent of the make a payment here at union city have to wait. residents concerned that their personal data may have been leaked have to wait as well. it will take several days before the city can figure out this mess. reggie waited several hours for city hall to open, hoping to apply for a building permit, only to find out he can't. >> it's beyond their

in san francisco, luiz pena, abc 7 news. >>> a another check of your weather situation. >> spencer christian be hot. pleasantly mild night tonight. maybe coastal drizzle. perhaps beyond the coast. maybe in the south bay. we're talking spotty drizzle though. overnight lows in the 50s. tomorrow, another breezy day and bright one. a few lingering clouds. highs range from mid-60s at the coast to 70s at the bay. check out the warmup coming our way beginning wednesday. we'll see inland highs in the low 90s in spots and on thursday, upper 90s. 97 and 98, 99 degrees. up to or above 100 on friday and in the usual suspects. concord and livermore, fairfield. not much change on saturday as a matter of fact. it will still be hot inland as you look at the seven-day forecast. a sharp cooldown occurs on sunday. welcome relief. that will continue through monday. three-day heat spike. that's about it. >> last gasp of summer. >> i hope it's the last gasp. >> find me a swimming pool. >>> we know the bay area has housing crisis. so how would you like to live in a place that looks like this. >> pretty nice. it's

in san francisco, luz pena, "abc 7 news." >> all right. metallica!ll out here doing the thing. >> yes. in fact, for some of you early risers out there, maybe you didn't even go to bed last night. >> yes. >> we have a cool morning out there and a beautiful sunset. here is -- sunrise. here is mount tam where you can see it is going to be a nice day out there, but the fog is with us right now. 58 on the coast. it is already breezy there with some upper elevation winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. so that will be the order of the day, a brisk afternoon. we'll talk about the cooldown, how long it lasts and, of course, the warm-up coming after it, coming up. >> looking forward to it. >>> also next, answering your questions when it comes to changing all electronic tolls on bay area bridges. we are finding out the information that you wanted to know as part of our efforts to building a better bay area. . >>> new details of the evidence against two bay area teens in the death of an sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on a can it help keep us asl

he was last seen jumping into san francisco bay. luc pena is live with more. >> that's right. the search continues for a man deputies say they believe is in the water. the search continues for a suspect. the sheriff says he yield to deputies after failing to stop for a traffic sign. >> he made his way to the airport tarmac. >> reporter: once on the tarmac, the suspect drove at a high speed, from the south to the north end of the airport, for almost two miles, while being chased by deputies who later saw him jump in the san francisco bay. >> at this point, we can't draw a nexus to a tricerrorist event. it's just highly suspicious. >> reporter: the suspect was spotted driving around the terminals minutes prior. what did you find in his vehicle? >> assault rifles and paraphernalia with hoods and masks. upon further look at those weapons, they turned out to be air soft weapons. >> reporter: a following this incident, travelers raised concerns about safety. >> that's a serious problem. i would hope that all airports, whether they're small or regional airports, better security measu

pena. >> la próxima semana inicia el juicio contra francisco jesús hernández, fue acusado por intento dendez con su hijo dispararon contra sujetos que hacían derrapes ilegales, y le prendieron fuego a una persona que logró sobrevivir. 2012, una anciana murió después de ser atacada seis meses después, jackson negó ser el asesino, hasta que encontraron su adn en la escena del crimen. >> un crimen al este de la bahía quedó captado en cámara, la víctima no se quedó de brazos cruzados. >> la persona decidió que el ladrón no se saldría con la suya. >> (habla en inglés). >> el detective de la policía muestra este vídeo de vigilancia donde aparece el sospechoso de robo, merodeando el estacionamiento en busca de víctimas, se acerca a un hombre y le arrebata una cadena de oro de su cuello, para darse a la fuga. lo que sucedió después nadie lo esperaba, la víctima empezó a perseguir a ladrón,ó uo y el ratón. a la persecución se unió el primo de la víctima, hasta que el sospechoso huyó en un auto que lo esperaba, conducido por su novia, lograron capturar a la pareja, ya que las placas del auto queda

francisco. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke with several people attending the event. >> tag teeming jill biden in las vegas. his which have here in the beau. >> jill will help us how he will be persistent what he is leading our country in. >> media was not allowed to record inside. carrie showed up to hear jill biden speak about how persistent her husband can be and he proposed five times until she said yes. but when it came to speaking about the whistle-blower complaint, that didn't happen. >> we are educating ourselves with everything going on in the news. i think more of a trump issue rather than a biden issue. >> in las vegas, jill biden did address the complaint. the that laufrmd the impeachment choiry against president trump. >> a president who may -- and it will be decided the decision of the congress to make -- may have committed a crime. >> back in the beau voters of different ages whose top choice is biden had ideas to make him a hotter ticket. >> i would love to see joe biden, elizabeth warren ticket. >> what does biden have to say or do to win your vote. >> i think a bit of it is p

palmira: ya lo sabe, visiten san francisco en el campus ramon: exhibiciones que realmente valen la penaia la transferencia de tierras federales para la conclusiÓn del muro. mÁs de 1 millÓn de casos pendientes de las cortes de inmigraciÓn hasta el mes de agosto.el mayor atraso es en california con 176,000 inmigrantes de la espera de una decisiÓn. el presidente encargado de venezuela descarta una insurgencia armada. dice a univisiÓn que para sacar a nicolÁs maduro insistirá en la unidad de los venezolanos y en la presiÓn internacional. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

francisco. abc 7 news reporter are reporter luz pena talked with several people. >> tag tp teeming joe biden in las vegas his wife in the bay area. >> jill will help ups joe will help u. >> media was not allowed to record inside. carrie showed up to hear her speak about persistent her husband can be and how he proposed five times until she said yes. but about the whistle-blower complaint, that didn't happen. >> we are educating ourselves with everything going on in the news. it's more of a trump issue than biden issue. >> in las vegas joe biden did address the complaint that launch the impeachment choiry against president trump. >> a president who may -- and it will be the decided the decision of the congress to make -- may have kplited a make. >> the top voice choice of these mts have jds have to make him a hotter ticket. >> i would love to see a biden warren ticket. >> what does biden have it to do is win your vote. >> a bit is passion. >> as presidential hopefuls visit the bay area to win votes and get money some hope california can open some space for them to have offices and on sunday kama

francisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> el autor confeso de la masacre de el paso texas enfrenta la pena de muerte, los fiscales solicitaronsmo domÉstico. >> un nuevo escÁndalo salpica la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol, algunos jugadores fueron vistos en un bar con mujeres en nueva york horas antes de la derrota ante argentina. aunque dijeron que no hicieron nada malo, la polÉmica ha estallado en mexico. >> de la goleada de 4- 0 que propinÓ argentina a la otra goleada, la del escÁndalo. son al menos cinco seleccionados de fÚtbol que fueron captados el sÁbado pasado en una fiesta en un exclusivo cafÉ- bar de nueva york. en el video dado a conocer en redes sociales se ve a guillermo ochoa, miguel layÚn y otros jugadores rodeados por mujeres que no son sus esposas. al respecto miguel layÚn dijo que tenÍan tiempo libre autorizado por la tarde y lo que buscan ede no rompimos ninguna federaciÓn. >> entre los aficionados el comportamiento de los seleccionados ha causado controversia. >> mucha gente los seguimos, es muy mal ejemplo. >> echo estar un poco de cotorreo estÁ padre, creo que se lo merecÍan. >> la asociaciÓn mexicana de f

pena. esto decÍa este trabajador. que estaba protesta que convengo a muchas personas. no sÓlo protestaron en san franciscoa lo largo de la bahÍa. >>me alegro, porque va a crear conciencia . la gente va a escuchar, especialmente el presidente. marÍa: para los manifestantes no es momento para esperar para realizar los cambios a nivel gubernamental que protejan al medio ambiente. >>los cientÍficos dicen que tenemos 10 aÑos para hacer cambios antes de que los efectos sean irreversibles. >>hay muchas tormentas en muchas partes de estados unidos y hay mucho juego, hay que ver cÓmo se compone todo este problema. >>otras de las demandas de los manifestantes es reducir las emisiones contaminantes provocadas por el uso de autos y mejorar los sistemas de trasporte pÚblico. reportando en vivo, marÍa antonieta mejía. ramÓn: gracias por tu reporte . vamos hablar de otras cuestiones porque las enfermeras de tres hospitales de la bahÍa participaron en un dÍa de huelga. los hospitales son estos, las enfermeras aseguran que los responsables de las tres instituciones no negocian de buena fe. piden a la direcciÓn de ambos qu

francisco, prohibiÓ la venta de los tipos de cigalrillos. un informe de alonso castillo. >>> dedicaron varios minutos para conferencias de crompras que analizÓ el gobierno, para el exmandatario peÑapara rasurar, pasta y cepillos, no presentamos. >>> lÓpez obrador, recalco que no se realizaran este tipo de compras, incluso dijo, hay insumos para todo el aÑo. >>> y brasil, continÚa progresando la lucha contra los incendios forestales, mÁs de 1200 soltados, estÁn en una de las Áreas mas afectadas por los incendios desde el 23 de agosto. >>> 4 incendios, fueron identificados, la lluvia de este jueves, extinguiÓ algunos de estos siniestros, continÚan las Órdenes para residentes de zonas del condado, al norte de nuestra regiÓn. hacene mÁs difÍcil la labor de los oficiales. >>> los incendios en el concado (nombre en inglÉs), estÁ siendo monitoreados de cerca, por los bomberos, el fuego, iniciÓ hace unas horas, quemando 225 acres, y consumieron 300, estas son las primeras imÁgenes proporcionados por los bomberos de (nombre en inglÉs). >>> dorian, se fortaleciÓ a categorÍa dos. el huracÁn dorian, provocÓ cierres de carreteras, luego de tocar tierra en este estado. >>> el huhuracÁn, dejÓ.

francisco bay. >> his body was found yesterday only abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to the heart broken mothered to share her son's history. >> reporter: what did he say in that voice mail? >> he said he loved me. >> reporter: a voice mail maryland terry says she'll keep forever, those were the last words she heard from her only season. >> he was a better person. 15 seconds to step out, not very much. >> reporter: on sunday deputies knocked on her door to tell her her 42-year-old son was wanted according to alameda county sheriff, he failed to stop at a traffic stop, rammed through a gate at oakland international airport and jumped into san francisco bay, his body was found yesterday. >> shock and sadness. i prayed he would survive. >> reporter: now prior to the incident, alameda county sheriff said he was seen driving around the airport. his mom said she missed three calls from him. she believes he was hallucinating. >> he had drug induced schizophrenia, paranoia disorder that creates that situation. >> reporter: terry believes her son had a mix of multiple drugs in his system prior to sunday

pena pilar. >> bomberos del condado alameda divulgaron imÁgenes >>> muestra saliendo de la cochera en donde el fuego habrÍa iniciado >>> acusÓ a california por no detener la contaminaciÓn del agua. >> en ciudades como san franciscolizar la agencia de protecciÓn ambiental para castigar ha estado demÓcratas >>> exigen contratar representantes para el este de san josÉ. >> miembro aseguran que en la zona. >> hay zonas en desarrollo y para ello necesitan que alguien los represente y que tomen las decisiones que afecten al sector >>> una comisiÓn muy importante una de las mÁs poderosas que tenemos en la ciudad de san josÉ, en este momento estÁ sumamente importante vamos asignar. >> >> entra en nueva etapa luego que decidieran en la zona de pago serÁn instaladas nuevas puertas para impedir que se suban a los trenes sin pagar >> t a 70% de los usuarios encuestados >>> difundiÓ esta fotografÍa de las puertas aprobada el jueves se trata de 2 divisiones con borde de metal que son lo evita alguien salte >>> empujones y se cierran rÁpidamente para evitar que dos personas pasen al mismo tiempo. 4 >> otros 2 diferentes >>> en richmond, no terminaron >>> no cumplÍan con propuso so de obstruir >>> de acuerdo a la agencia el proy

francisco neighborhood are taking mat near their oter in t hands. they are blocking people from sleeping on the streets with boulders. luz pena that story >> you are looking at a turf war one night where everybody was done. >> reporter: this was the tipping point toer this neighbor who wants her voice to be heard but her identity protected. through a neighborhood facebook group, dozens on this block raised $2,000 for a solution to a problem they say got worse with time. drug dealers. >> they are out on clinton park regularly. >> reporter: rachel gordon with the san francisco public works confirmed her department did respond to multiple requests from neighbors at clinton park. these neighbors said they also attended multiple city meetings in search for answers and help. in one of those meetings someone advised these neighborers erne boulders, here they are, 24 of them. >> it's not a tripping hazard. they're not getting in the way if someone is getting in and out of cars. there's no parking there. >> reporter: for now the city is not planning to fine the neighbors. in the past the neighborhoods put barriers and planters. eric m

pena, abc 7 news. >>> bart is scrapping paper tickets at yet another location. starting tomorrow, paper tickets will no longer be sold at the station in downtown san francisco.r cards will be sold there. riders can still use disposable tickets to get in and t. they can add enough value to exit a station but not enter one. it's the third station to sell only clipper cards following the 19th street and oakland and embarcadero stations. downtown berkeley will be next. >>> taking a live look at san francisco international airport where free parking soon won't be what it used to be. in less than a month, the time limit for free parking will drop to ten minutes from 30 minutes now. sfo tried to extend the free parking time limit to reduce traffic congestion around the terminal but says it hasn't made enough of a difference to keep it going. starting october 1st, you can only park for free for ten minutes in the short-term parking garage. >>> something that sounds like a children's story is becoming a serious problem for one lafayette homeowner. >> a trio of wild pigs continues their overnight invasions of his backyard leaving behind an awful lot of damage. >> laur