i am speaking about delores. [cheering and applause] >> i met delores when i was 12 years old, when mi papa sent me away for the summer and sent me to volunteer for the united farm workers. i had no idea what i was doing but let me tell you, after a quick week of being there with delor delores, i thought we were poor, you go out to those farms and you find out what poor really is. delores has dedicated her entire life, a mother of nine children, and still gave and continues to give up her life to the betterment of our people. recently i was here having dinner for the 60th anniversary and we talked about how many times we were outside this building protesting. it is a beautiful opportunity to have been here that night, as well as today, we come a long way, but we still have a lot of work to do. what a lot of people don't know is that in my book, delores was a better negotiator than cesar chavez. i'm going to ask you to stand up for a minute, stand up. i'm going to say a chant and after i say a chant, you know what

and delores huerto, it's important for the woman's movement and for my generation as well. nevertheless, i just want to say that i believe establishing this national museum will help us better convey our stories and honor our countless contributions to the united states. and in that sense i want to welcome to the ambassador, she's been a great example of what can be done and i just got one question for her directly. as a former ambassador and acting secretary for the western hemisphere, how establishing this museum will help the united states to engage with latin american community, our allies in this hemisphere? >> thank you very much for the question, congresswoman. i think the greatest gift that we can give to each other is the gift of empowerment and the gift of seeing each other as being able to ask questions and to envision ourselves as friends, as allies, as being able to help each other and as visualizing ourselves as contributors in either the united states and wherever one comes from. and i think a museum is really a visual reminder of that gift, of allowing ourse

girls still lack behind though and often drop out of secondary education altogether into mali guyana delores dixon and saying it and that a working hard to make sure. is a. is. is. isn't. and. you know you are very angry. and i'm here this week on our bed she program. is being office the this is great i'm through then it's over it's nervous so the whole idea is to support a gal through a journey and to get them to a point where they become economically independent so the young girls go through secondary school with the support they receive everything that they need to be able to stay and progress was the complete school vs saving us len i got it's where the going back to the schools to support boys and girls to improve their performance. so they're going to talk about needs and wants. so don't tell me what's basic human need yes me much. you learn to speak and. still. are. actually i'm here to introduce my race so all that is there anything. introduced by counsel to help winners in the senior high school to overcome their learning challenges all of us remember things we want in life. you wan

. >>> new this morning, the ongoing effort to create a new green tax district around delore s park. supporters want to tax property owners to cover more costs of cleaning and security. this morning the examiner says opponents are questioning the reasons for that added tax and how those rates would apply. >>> coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> you have heard of a sports coach and maybe a life coach. how about an earthquake coach? i'm consumer investigator, you'll meet one next. >>> happening now, 12 people are dead after a house collapse in a village in north india. officials are investigating whether this morning's collapse was caused by a cooking gas container exploding in the building. building collapses are common in india during the monsoon season when heavy rains weaken the structures. it's 4:52. >>> welcome back, everyone. golden gate bridge. maybe if you have the day off, it will be a nice day to go across the bridge. take a jacket, though, it gets pretty cool there. >>> we're talking about the 30th anniversary of loma prieta earthquake. >> one question, are you ready for t

that's a residential side street near market and delores. a group of residents pulled their money together to purchase the rocks. then those neighbors started getting the threats. >> they were getting e-mails, feeling like there was a lot of pressure on them. >> reporter: many of the boulders have been pushed out onto the streets, but those rocks could soon be replaced by even larger ones. that's one option being considered now as leaders and residents of clinton park work to find a more permanent strategy. >>> 11:00, e- cigarette maker, juul, announced they are no longer supporting proposition c. a me francisco seeking to overturn a city wide ban on e-cigarette sales. last week a new ceo took over at juul and in a statement today said juul must earn the trust of the society's in which we airport. haze they will no longer put money into the campaign. the director r of the campaign is kept cal, until they returned a political account until they suspend their mail, advertising, paid phone calls, and lay off their consultants. we do not believe

first there was a back and forth with these boulders placed in the mission delores neighborhood and then one neighbor set up this. take a look. a barricade blocking one alleyway towards ocean avenue and sf state. neighbors say the alley is frequently giving them problems. >> we've had violence occur there. i'll call it mental illness on mental illness violence occur there and it scares the neighbors. they hear the screaming at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. >> the man there and other neighbors didn't agree with fully boarding it up. some cam the city approved construction for a private gate. >>> a group of bay area immigrants from six countries say their time and protections are running out. one community is telling them we have your back. >>> a bold thief makes off with a pricey dali. the art heist caught on surveillance. >>> all of that is ahead but it is 4:37. you're never more than seven minutes away from our accuweather forecast. here is mike. >>> let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures. in the east bay we had the rattling last night. it's much calmer and cooler now. mid to upp

. >> new, a new green tax district in the area around san francisco delores park is getting pushback. supporters want to tax property owners to cover costs for more cleaning and security services. other districts in the city have similar programs. but this morning the examiner reports opponents are questioning the reasons for the added tax and how those rates would apply. >>> fortnite fans are dewildered. they have been unable to log in since yesterday. in the afternoon the game, a rocket blew up the landscape leaving a black hole and no way for users to play. it is believed when the game is back up and running it is a rebooted version featuring a brand-new map. in the meantime, playstation has issued a statement confirming the game and players debug so the virtual currency weren't gone for good. so you could play. maybe you want to sit back and watch. simone biles now the most decorated gymnast in history. >> she took gold in the balance beam final at the world gymnastics championship in germany on sunday. this is her 24th medal in the world breaking the record. she's not even doing

we have, over in my end of the woods, delores heights is becoming the new pacific heights. there's 333 cumberland with a ball room and my question to these people who were doing this, you know, why don't you buy a mansion and why do you have to knock down a house and built an 8,000 square foot house and combine lots? i think looking at what the definition of demolition, looking at lot mergers, we're going the wrong way. it's for larger living, not for extended families. everybody who wants to come and fit into a 15-bedroom house because they maximize the square footage, they all say it's integrated living. and i want that but everybody that comes before it says the same thing, how many of these bedrooms have anyone sleeping in them. there has to be a way, water records, something. we did an inventory on stabilized housing when we did the five-end project, a half mile radius, now five years ago and i think it would be interesting to take a look at the same map and see what sold, what became owner move-in and take a look at where we are after five years? it would be an intere

it's on the old arroyo delores and it's on the registry of national historical places and ceqa needs to assess environmental impacts and assess the potential for substantial adverse change to our historic resources. despite the requirements no cumulative study and current conditions related to hydrology and geology has been done. geotechnical work was done in outlier conditions after a long period of severe drought. one of the core samples closest to the historic resource could not be obtained because the effort was blocked by deb bris. likely the remnants of the original brick foundation which was abandoned in 2016 when the perimeter elevation was updated likely to vide water issues on the site. within 600 feet of the proposed site there's six buildings continually dewatering the watershed. they were created after the study being used to supplement this outlier incomplete soils testing. the six buildings pump ground water day and night. we know nothing about the cumulative affects or changes in ground water changes in the area because no study has been done. no study has been done o

. >>> and new this morning, the ongoing effort to create a new green tax district around delore s park getting pushback. supporters want to tax property owners to cover costs for more cleaning and security services. others have gotten similar programs. this morning the examiner says opponents are questioning the reasons for the tax. >>> it will be interesting to see if traffic is lighter today. >> i think it is lighter. i was worried because a lot of folks have to make up work from last week. we always make the accommodations. we are in a place where a lot of people are able to telecommute and a lot of schools are off today. we are looking at a lighter flow of traffic as we are looking toward the map we don't see anything outstanding. 84 stretched down out of livermore all the way past ruby hill. both directions slow. no report of crashes, but that pattern usually indicates a crash there where the road is pretty narrow. we'll track that. getting to bay bridge is not a problem. >> looking good right now. >> you expect -- we didn't expect to go to work because of columbus day. >> we're l

the ongoing effort to create a new green tax district in the area around delore s park is getting someush back. supporters want to tax property owners to cover costs for more cleaning and security services. other districts have similar programs. this morning the examiner reports the opponents are questioning the reasons for the added tax. >>> a native american occupation that took place in the bay area is being remembered. the alcatraz canoe journey is underway. canoes representing tribes from around the west will participate. last year san francisco city council voted to rename columbus day to indigenous people's day. >>> 6:36. a lot of people also have today off. it will be interesting to see if that will affect the morning commute. >> we are talking about indigenous day, columbus day. a fall break for oakland schools. that's having a substantial effect on the commute, as well. we're looking at a pretty light flow of traffic. everything else moving smoothly. the crash is off on the shoulder there for southbound 880. northbound 101 continues to show slowing north. you see that all the

at a temple and the address is 290 delores street. it's a book of best voices of disabled writers.and it should be very interesting. i plan on going. i just wanted to mention that and get that on the record. >> nicole: if you could send that to us, we'll make sure it gets out to the distribution as well. >> great, i'll do that. and then the second thing is as a new member, i also have a question. is there some way we could hear back -- when people make public comment and you are responding to them on behalf of the council, or behalf of the staff, is there some way we can be in the loop of how that communication went? >> nicole: yes. so you'll learn at your first executive planning meeting on tuesday that we have a process by which we delegate how the council is going to respond and what the response is. >> great, thank you. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you very much. i'm going to proceed to adjourn. i thank everyone for their time and patience for the meeting going over. and have a nice weekend. ready . good morning, today is wednesday , september 18th, 2019. this is a regular mee

. >> the keynote speaker the delores, the 89-year-old laborer and human rights activist encouraged allomen to vote and pursue leadership positions to help fight discrimination. always a really nice event and for a good cause. >> absolutely. >>> 5:25. our nation's capital united when it comes to baseball. >> that's because the nationals have taken d.c. where it hasn't been since 1924. you know they are excited there. celebrating going on overnight in the streets of washington, d.c., as the nationals fans male and female and, yes, democrat and republican, celebrated a world series championship. this is the first ever world series win for the nats franchise and the first in washington since the senators won 95 years ago. it all happened in the best way possible, a victory in game seven. >> that's into the corner. this ball is gone for a home run! >> there you have it. a two-run home run by howie kendrick and the seventh inning turned a nationals deficit, get it, into a 3-2 lead. the nationals never looked back. they won the game, 6-2. because this game was played in houston, many fans did

a map you say you know exactly how this pertains to you so i'm off of mount diablo boulevard and deloresnext to 24. this area, you're waking up you're waking up in the dark other parts as you can see the map restoration has already began so you will be waking up in the light pg e says they will spend the next couple of days looking at their lines to see if they need to make any repairs to slowly wrianna dji's those lines and hopefully have power back to everybody. they're just asking everybody to be patient. coming up at 6 o'clock i'll show you video that clearly demonstrates the haves and have nots in lafayette as far as the power. thanks a lot. well we'll continue our coverage with that power outages. >>and the shut off and who get power back on crime. >>and it is a streaming service. so you want to get that there's no commercials or anything you get the very latest. >>all right and still following the breaking news out of southern california as we take a quick break want to share some of the light of latest live images coming from la neighborhoods that are dealing with the saddle ridg

i am curve early and delores drive and you can see the apartment complexes that windows are jarred the parking lot is stark. they don't have power. but this reminds be james and darya just like more august morocco yesterday when the fires broke out some parts did have power but most did not and that's exactly the situation this morning in lafayette there are downtown spots, mostly supermarket chains. there are nationwide. they have power. i think that they have generators going but most of downtown lafayette is still dark at this time and i have a pg the map to prove it to use money quickly pull up that map for comes in basically to color codes. the orange and then the yellow the orange, mostly impacts lafayette, so you could see lafayette is covered by pg e as far as their power outage. the good news is they said that they will spend today and the days ahead looking at their power lines and try to restorweto lafayette, another 34 counties that were hit in california because of the rolling blackouts they hope to have power back as soon as they possibly can still no rhyme or reason why

lots of surprises, including, this brought down the house, a $1 million donation from the bob and delores foundation going to a new hidden heroes program created by tom hanks that's honoring those who support veterans with special dog tags of their own. first learned about this, about hidden heroes, on "today," they saw the "today" show we did from indianapolis, so moved, they called mrs. dole and said they wanted to get involved and put their money where their mouth is and they donated a million bucks last night. >> there are a lot of reasons i love this show this is one of them. that was amazing savannah, get back on the plane to us. >> see you tomorrow. >> congrats to colleen and john. >> beautiful, right? >>> mr. roker, top that. >> well, we can't, and unfortunately we have some not great news for our friends in california, potential for rapid fire spread not just in northern california, it is southern california where we've got an extreme risk but in the southwest as well, fire danger, red flag warnings, wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour for fast moving storms, these peak wind gusts

girls still lack behind though and often drop out of secondary education altogether into mali guyana deloresdixon and saying it and then a working hard to make sure that doesn't. go out is a. this. is . unknown thank you howie i'm very angry. and i'm here this week on our bed she program. is being office the this is great i'm through then it's over it's never just the whole idea is to support a gal through a journey and to get them to a point where they become economically independent so the young girls go through secondary school with the support they receive everything that they need to be able to stay and progress was the complete school vs saving us len i got it's where the going back to the schools to support boys and girls to improve their performance. so they're going to talk about needs and wants. so don't tell me what's basic human need yes me much. you learn to speak and. which. are. actually i'm here to introduce my race how well does the ending we're going to introduce by counsel to help lenders in the senior high school to overcome their learning challenges all of us remember th