. >> hoy varias ciudades del área de la bahía celebran el día de césar chávez.noticias alentadoras para padres con jóvenes entre los 12:15 años de edad de la farmacéutica pfizer. así comenzamos al mediodía. msk >> Éste es unnoticiero telemundo48 al mediodía. >> hoy es 31 de marzo y celebramos a césar chávez,. en estos momentos se lleva a cabo una celebración. ¿le pondré la vacuna contra la covid-19 a su niño o niña menor de edad? la información que le diré tal vez le haga cambiar de idea, la farmacéutica pfizer ha determinado que sus vacunas son seguras para niños entre 12 a 15 años de edad. de recibir la aprobación ofrecerían la inmunización a los adolescentes antes de iniciar el próximo año escolar. 20 2000 niños participaron en el estudio y ninguno de los menores fue infectado por el virus de acuerdo a la farmacéutica. ¿vacunarías a tus hijos menores de edad? podés responder en nuestras plataformas. según los cdc 16% de los estadounidenses están completamente vacunados lo que representa53 millones de personas. este día en que recordamos al líder campesino cés

cabo de una manera virtual, este próximo miércoles 31 de marzo, que precisamente, es el día de césar chávezicato de los trabajadores del campo, y creo que estaremos celebrando la vida y el legado de césar chávez, quien fue el fundador del sindicato de los trabajadores del campo. el propósito es traer a luz, y hacer que se reconozca la importancia de los trabajadores esenciales; el covid, la pandemia, y la respuesta a la pandemia, nos hizo mirar a la comunidad, a la sociedad, que hay gente que trabaja diariamente, arduamente, con denuedo, y que no reciben los ingresos que otras personas reciben; pero hasta hoy, hasta este momento, la sociedad tuvo que reconocer que esta gente es la que hace que funcione nuestra sociedad; aquellos que están en el campo levantando las cosechas, aquellos que están en la tienda, tomando y cobrando lo que va a comprar la gente, todos aquellos; así que esta plática va a ser para tomar en cuenta la memoria de césar chávez, el legado de dolores huerta, también, y tener una plática muy seria sobre lo que, aquellos que trabajan en, en puestos esenciales, hacen para nu

>> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> tenemos 17 años de acer honra a césar chávez ahora por el coronavirus (covid-19) haremosampesinos que dan de comer a la nación >> siguen apoyando jóvenes soñadores (dreamers) y familias que luchan para ganar el derecho de trabajar sin miedo >> todos somos inmigrantes aquí estamos por la paz >> ciudades alrededor del mundo conmemoraron la hora del paneta apagando las luces para eivtar el cambio climático hogares se unieron al apagón estuvo religión coliseo de roma entre otros altas temperaturas el sábado >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> día nublado con temperaturas sobre lo normal el sistema de alta presión sigue dominando con temperaturas más calientes veamos las mínimas esta noche >> (información en pantalla) >> un poco cálida máximas para mañana lindo día para san francisco >> pan >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> se esperan que las condiciones secas sigan los próximos días desde el lunes pasa un sistema hacia el norte veremos undecenso de las temperaturas y fuertes vientos y celebraciones de más de 9 pies en la región el martes regresa el sistema de

happening today on the cesar chavez day. several government offices are closed in napa sonoma and santa clara counties. santa cruz counties. pardon me in the city of san jose, a number of officers they're closed. some county courts are closed as well in san jose. holidays made to celebrate the birth and legacy of the civil righ into ly then governor gray davis to honor the mexican american labor leader for his work in championing farmworkers rights became a federal holiday in 2014. in honor of this day, first lady dr jill biden is traveling to california, central valley to take part in a day of action she'll be in current county today will meet with members of the cesar chavez foundation there. the first lady will also be joined by governor gavin newsom and first partner jennifer siebel. newsom. in san francisco on the cesar chavez day. when organization is celebrating the day with a food drive to help farm workers. the mission food hub on alabama street just started its drive in the past hour or so. it'll be accepting food

. >> en breve le contamos cómo celebraron por todo lo alto al líder de los campesinos césar chávez. > tranquilidad para ti y toda tu familia. sabemos a dónde queremos llegar. solo juntos lo podemos lograr. logremos vencer a la pandemia. >> (música). >> con moretones termino un adolescente luego de ser detenido por presuntamente manejar de manera errática. los detalles esta noche a las 10. >> vamos a terminar esta edición con una celebración adelantada en el condado contra costa. >> celebraron por adelantado el día de césar chávez. >> (música). >> (música). >> esta emotiva celebración organizada por los supervisores de contra costa quiso homenajear a un grupo de estudiantes parte del salón de la fama. >> este miércoles en la mañana se conmemora el 27 aniversario del natalicio del líder campesino. >> gracias por su sintonía. >> (música). >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> otra vez juntos, un niÑo hondureÑo tenÍa 5 aÑos y querÍa abrazar a su mamÁ, somos telaing tis de estas conmovedoras. buenas tardes las las ims tlagsz de la para trup fronteriza siguen desbordada de niÑos un centro de texas con capac

first lady joe biden is heading to california this week to mark the cesar chavez holiday. dr biden plans to visit the 40 acres monument north of bakersfield on wednesday. that's where cesar chavez first received national attention in this fight to improve the conditions of farm workers back in the 19 sixties. wednesday is also the birthday of the legendary civil rights leader and founder of the united farm workers. opening statements are set to begin tomorrow in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derrick show vin. he is facing three charges for the killing of george floyd. if convicted, he could potentially face up to 40 years in prison show and put his knee on floyd's neck for almost nine minutes while trying to arrest him, even though floyd kept saying he was having trouble breathing, floyd's death sparked worldwide outrage, months of protests and riots in some places. high profile trials expected to last for several weeks and dependent on the outcome. this could have widespread implications for policing. now we want the court, the show is america prepared to

the first lady will visit the area today for cesar chavez day and governor newsom is also scheduled to attend. >>> it's international transgender day of visibility. we'll show you and take a look at some of the language that seemed offensive and the words you can use to be more inclusive. >>> plus, a covid vaccine for zoo animals, oh, yes? the animals in the bay area that will soon qualify for the shot. >>> and actress sharon stone killing kelly clarkson that britney spears wrote her a very important and poignant letter asking for help during the tough time in her life. sharon opens up about her own experiences in hollywood and shares how difficult it is to be a very successful woman in the industry. can you watch that full interview on "kell clarkson show" right here in the bay area at 3:00. >>> thanks for sticking around. today is international transgender day of visibility. many protections are in place but some still face discrimination or bias when it comes to lapping wage. a look now at why some words may be offensive and what to opt for instead >> reporter: spoke with someone fr

. >>> a salute to cesar chavez today at the contra costa board of supervisors. the board held this celebration virtually to recognize his commitment to social justice. the tribute included video messages from county leaders. jane garcia said she was reminded of the lessons of cesar chavez during the challenges of this past year. >> he taught us obstacles can be overcome as long as we are willing to make hard decisions and commit to what is necessary to fight for what is right. >> the supervisors handed out there use hall of fame awards 26 local teens have demonstrated excellence in areas including leadership, teamwork and volunteerism.>>> onto the weather forecast. can we hold class outside on days like this? >>> i know. spencer you have got to tone down this nice weather. >> i am turning it up right now. here is a look at what is bringing us this warm-up. you can see on the satellite and image. we have a huge area of high pressure building offshore. 69 degrees in the city. 71 in oakland. we have mid 70s in mountain view. here is a few from >> record high temper

su abuelo fue el legendario líder sindical césar chávez. >> ¿qué sentiste el día que el presidente joea blanca. todavía les cuesta acostumbrarse. >> hay días en que no me la creo. >> jennifer molina es la líder de los medios de coalición dirigidos a minorías. llegó de colombia indocumentada con su mamá y hermanas y tuvieron que limpiar casas para salir adelante. >> mi mamá siempre dice que no debes olvidar de donde vienes. >> en cuanto a sus llegadas a las oficinas, nos dicen que investigar quiénes las ocuparon. >> ¿hicieron una limpia? >> (risas). >> solo un pedazo junto a la foto de mi mamá. >> se refiere a esta rama de salvia que puso sobre su escritorio. >> ¿se sienten orgullosas? ¿sienten que las oyen? ¿que lo que representan tienen un lugar y cabida en la casa blanca y el país? >> sí. >> la verdad me fascina mi trabajo, impulsar propuestas que realmente harán una diferencia en la vida de la gente, hasta el cansancio, la prestación. hace que todo valga la pena. >> (música). >> puede ver la charla completa en nuestra página web. es una buena manera de terminar marzo el mes de la mu

carloina: las mexicanas son parte fundamental de nuestra historia y tengo el gusto de cÉsar chÁvez enejandro madrigal tiene detalles de la reuniÓn. alejandro: el presidente lÓpez obrador dio detalles del encuentro que sostener en el dÍa de ayer. dijo que la reuniÓn durÓ aproximadamente una hora con 15 minutos y efectivamente en ese saludo que vimos a los presentes,joe biden dijo que su visita al mÉxico habrÍa ido a la virgen de guadalupe y se habrÍa traÍdo un rosario. el presidente lÓpez obrador dijo que el tema migratorio fue el que prevaleciÓ en el encuentro asÍ como la peticiÓn que hizopara que estados unidos le donarÁ a mÉxico algunas vacunas. sobre el tema de migraciÓn, lÓpez obrador se comprometiÓ a evitar que mÁs migrantes llegaran a la fronterapero tambiÉn dijo que necesitan los hÉroes que mandan remesas a mÉxico y que mantienen a flote en la economÍa de su apoyo y que es necesario que inicie la legalizaciÓn de los indocumentados. presidente lÓpez obrador: yo agradezco mucho de que usted como lo acaba de expresar y me lo comentÓ, usted quiere que haya un pie de igualdad en nue

distribuyendo comida dos veces a la semana en varias escuelas.alguno de esos son las primarias cÉsar chÁvezliza para que la gente la siguiente semana. lo dirÉ iba de la junta escolar del condado santa clara resaltÓ la importancia del regreso a clases sin peligro de contagio. la presenta la mesa directiva tambiÉn dijo que se necesita otro tipo de ayuda. >> no es sÓlo el hecho de vacunar a los profesores, pero tambiÉn a las aulas deben tener sistemas de filtraciÓn que van a permitir un ambiente mÁs seguro. >> losdirectivos junto maestros y quede recordado mencionaron que en este momento es importante recibir la vacuna, ademÁs de continuar usando las mascarillas y realizarse pruebas de coronavirus si sospecha que estuvieron expuestas a un posible contagio. le recordamos que en san josÉ se ofrecen comida gratis. esto incluye la primaria washington y la preparatoria. ademÁs, de otras 10 escuelas. para obtener mÁs informaciÓn comunÍquese con el plantel de sus hijos. mÁs adelante, una propuesta migratoria podrÍa crear un camino a la ciudadanÍa para dreamers y beneficiarios del programa te pese y o

en # 60 se uniÓ a la conociÓ a cÉsar chÁvez 5 aÑos mÁs tarde juntos lograron que mÁs de a mil trabajadoresr primera vez beneficios de salud para los campesinos. fort he ciendo su liderazgo y el movimiento. >>> antes de gan nar la medalla presidencial entrÓ en 1993. >>> se sar es un ejemplo ni su edad la detiene. sigue en pie de lucha y sigue en manifestaciones y movimientos que defiende por el derecho de muchas personas, fo solo campesinos. >>> es un ejemplo a seguir para los jovencitos. fÍjense bien en dolores huerta. dice que ve esperanza en los nuevos movimientos sociales. sobre todo los que su jiern el aÑo pasado. an t y racistas y ve la esperanza de las nuevas generaciones tambiÉn. >>> que bueno, vamos a la pausa. >>> llegan a toda velocidad tratando de huir de la policÍa, terminaron dentro de una alberca. >>> san francisco amplia la elegibilidad para las personas que se vacunen contra covid 19 tendremos los detalles en minutos. es viernes, llega el fin de semana y hay cambios no se olvide adelantar el reloj hablaremos de eso y la lluvia al volver. >>> vamos al sur del estado, se cump

en california vivió con su legendario abuelo el líder sindical césar chávez. >> ¿qué sentiste cuandorías. llegó desde colombia, indocumentada con su madre y hermanas y tendrán que limpiar casas para salir adelante. >> mi madre siempre dice que no debes olvidar de donde vienes. >> ¿el trabajo en la casa blanca es un trabajo de nueve a cinco? >> no. >> (risas). >> y sobre su jefe solo tienen elogios. dicen que investigaron minuciosamente quiénes ocuparon los cargos. cuando llegaron ¿hicieron una limpia? >> con una rama de salvia. >> le hicieron cuando supo que le tocó la oficina del asesor antiinmigrante de donald trump. dicen que lo más importante es que este pasado ha quedado atrás. >> ¿sienten que son escuchados? ¿qué lo que representan tiene un lugar en la casa blanca y el país? >> sí. >> me fascina mi trabajo. impulsar propuestas que hagan una diferencia en la vida de las personas. hace que todo valga la pena. >> hablando de esos retos y sacrificios ¿cuáles han sido los mayores desafíos? >> la mayoría de las mujeres que trabajan en este país, todas tienen sus parejas y algunas sus

hundreds of farmworkers are getting their second dose of the coronavirus vaccine in morgan hill on cesar chavez day. the clinic is part of an effort to get shots to underserved communities in the bay area. >> today, we entered 1000 of our front-line workers have been vaccinated. that is just incredible. what a legacy. today is a celebration that we are leaving no one behind. >>> leader say farmworkers have been one of the hardest hit group since the start of the pandemic. many fear deportation if they miss work and that deters some from seeking healthcare. >>> pfizer announced its covid vaccine is safe for kids. the company plans to submit its latest data to the fda in the coming weeks. it hopes to start vaccinations of that age group before the next school year begins. to find out who is eligible now, and how to sign up for a vaccine in your county, check out our resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> president biden is in pittsburgh to lay out his jobs plan. it has a price tag of over $2 trillion over the past few years. more than $620 billion will go towards roads, bridges and airports. $11

agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital" al oficial hoy estamos celebrando el dia de cesar chaveza 'medalla presidencial de la libertad'.esta es una de sus frases..."la verdadera riqueza no se mide en dinero, estatus o poder. se mide en el legado pque dejamos". ♪ ♪ ♪ cecilia: gimnasios como este se estÁn preparando, porque los Ángeles entran al nivel naranja de reaperturaeste lunes. detenga el reporte de lo que significa. annabelle: preocupante reporte, estudiantes del directo escolar unificado de los Ángeles habriendo sufrido o profundos daÑos acadÉmicos, mÁs de 50 niÑas ser ubicadas en un albergue de san diego por coronavirus, comenzamos. ♪ annabelle: buenas tardes.

. >> en la dÉcada de los 60 elideaÍcola cÉsar chÁvez realizÓ su primera huelga.xicana que salieron por su gente. >> esperamos que llegara nuestro tiempo. >> aquÍ no se requiere papeles, no se requiere seguro. con que la gente pueda decir que califica y se le da la vacuna. >> estaba desesperada. quiero volver abrazar a mi gente.rmina acudieron 5 mil espectadores al fÉlix:entre todos salimos de Ésta. en espaÑa, miles de espectadores fueron el concierto de una banda de rock donde no hubo distancia social. >> pero si se sometiÓ a los asistentes a un test rÁpido de coronavirus se exigiÓ el uso de mascarillas. si no se encuentran nuevos casos de granaderos debido a este evento, se podrÍa realizar nuevos eventos sin mascarilla. hasta aquÍ las noticias del paÍs. fÉlix: nos vemos en un rato, recuerden, quÉdense con locutor: esta noche, en “aquÍ y ahora”. mientras la casa blanca busca la cooperaciÓn de sus vecinos del sur para detener la migraciÓn, muchas familias emprenden su viaje hacia el norte. >> se me fue mi hijo, y no sÉ si el dÍa maÑana lo voy a volver a ver. locut

junto con la primaria cÉsar chÁvez, san antonio. >>> uno deja a sus hijos en la escuela y con la confianzaos niÑos agarran depresiÓn, agarran. hay niÑos que no les gusta estar en la escuela u otra escuela. >>> anoche la mesa directiva tuvo una reuniÓn en que saliÓ a reducir al distrito no entra la misma cantidad de dinero de hace algunos aÑos, cada vez hay menos niÑos. >>> desde que empezÓ la pandemia hemos perdido mÁs de 500 estudiantes. >>> menos presupuesto para solventar sus gastos y el distrito tiene un dÉficit de 7. 8 millones de dolores. >>> la culpa no es 100% de la pandemia. >>> los padres han perdido trabajo. han tenido que mudarse. es difÍcil vivir aquÍ rapan de mÍa nos ha afectado y lo hels visto aÑo por aÑo. sabemos que la pandemia aumentÓ lo que estaba pasando en nuestras comunidades. y el nÚmero de estudiantes va a seguir bajando. indican que en # f aÑos tendrÁn la mitad de los alumnos que hay ahora. >>> es algo que nos destroza a todos. la preocupaciÓn es los niÑos que se preparan para regresar a los salones de clase. >>> somos parte de las com ni y como distrito vemos las

nuevas economías y cómo nuestro dinero tiene poder en el marco del nacimiento del líder campesino césar chávez nexium 24hr puedo saborear cada momento. que nunca te falte... cariño. tienes razón. o hidratación. neutrogena® hydro boost, el humectante número uno con ácido hialurónico te da, en un instante, el doble de hidratación. para una piel tersa e hidratada. neutrogena® mejoro con el paso de los años. ¡en serio! pero con el tiempo, puedo tener problemas en las encías. nueva colgate renewal revierte el daño temprano de las encías para una sonrisa hermosa y revitalizada. ¡necesito que esta sonrisa me dure! revierte el daño temprano de las encías con la nueva colgate renewal ¿piel opaca? ¡ilumínala! nueva garnier brightening micellar water ahora con vitamina c las micelas actúan como un imán. ¡con una pasada, limpia suavemente, desmaquilla e ilumina la piel! nueva micellar water con vitamina c. de garnier, ¡naturalmente! ¿cómo mejorar un suave cold brew perfecto? con la compañía perfecta de la espuma dulce fría. disfruta un chocolate stout cold brew de dunkin' o el cold brew con la deliciosa e

. >> reporter: raised in the civil rights movement with parents who worked with cesar chavez has pushed criminal justice reforms including ending the cash bell system in the state. the choice could put him at odds with law-enforcement leaders as he pushes to get officer involved shootings off the ground and inside the ag's office. he says he looks forward to working with law enforcement. >> i put best ideas on the table, if it's a good idea, let's go with it and i will have those conversations with law enforcement, they will have my respect and we will have dialogue. we will also have respectful disagreements, and that is okay. >> reporter: if confirmed by the legislature he will also inherit an office that spent four years suing the trump administration. he said he will wrap up those suits and change the focus back to california. >> is that of being outward looking on attacks we will be focused more inward. >> reporter: filipino leaders are thrilled by the choice and say that bonta has stood by them in the past and in this moment of anti-asian violence. >> at this moment, for someone w

. >>> a salute to cesar chavez. >> of the board of supervisors held a celebration virtue will be to recognizehis commitment to social justice. the tribune included video messages from county leaders. jane garcia says she was reminded of the lessons during the past years challenges. >> he taught us that obstacles can be overcome as long as we are willing to make hard decisions and commit to what is necessary to fight for what is right. >> performances by a mariachi band. they also headed out their youth hall of fame awards to six local teenagers, so congratulations to them. >> indeed. the legacy lives on. >>> world news is often asked. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for inviting us into your homes tonight. our next newscast is >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. dramatic testimony in the derek chauvin trial. and the major new concern over the coronavirus here in the u.s. >>> the chilling testimony in the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin, charged with killing george floyd. darnella frazier, just 17 when she shot that video of floyd's death, t

kennedy and all the other heroes that came before us like martin luther king jr., nelson mandela and cesar chavez who spent their life making the world a better place. host: is there a political leader building upon that coalition you saw in 1968 today? >> we have her own governor governor one - - governor newsome had the first filipino american nominated to be the attorney general of california and we do see an awakening of political leaders and also our president joe biden by a seeking kamala harris as vice president was a major step for those positions at a been ignored for people of color in the past. host: you didn't always want to become an activist. you wanted to be a dancer. what do you to dancing and music? >> i love dancing. especially flamenco and i could take dancing lessons. >> i started to lay to be a professional dancer i went to encourage everybody to dance. another is a pandemic you can dance at home afterwards you need to go out and dance physically and mentally healthy for everyone it also regenerates our souls to keep us healthier and happier. host: dolores it has been an hono

or cesar chavez day. joe biden is scheduled to take part in a day of action in honor of the late farmworker and civil rights leader. she will be joined by governor newsome and his wife, jennifer cesar chavez. day has been a holiday in california for 19 years, but became a federal holiday back in 2014 under president obama. fox news confirms through a customs and border protection official that the current surge of migrant children at the us mexico border could last for seven months. the department of health and human services is now asking employees to volunteer to go down to the southern border for up to 120 days to help care for children being held there in washington. the two parties are pointing fingers at each other after the about the cause of the surge, asking federal employees to deploy the border, addressing the same it was not the cause. the cause is joe biden open air border. our focus now is on ensuring that we have enough shelters facilities to house unaccompanied children. democrats accused

. >> ella semana maneja las relaciones del gobierno con legisladores estatales, es la nieta de cesar chÁvezontinuaciÓn de ese trabajo. >> el trabajo de la casa blanca ¿es un trabajo de 9 a 5? >> nooooooo! (risas) . >> bajo ningÚn punto de vista. >> de lunes a viernes? >> nunca. >> con horarios asÍ confiesan que a millones las invade el complejo de culpa que le estÁn faltando a su vida, la hija de ella tiene 5 aÑos. >> ha habido semanas en las que entre mi esposa, mi mamÁ se turnan para cuidarlas, pero yo creo que al final del dÍa lo importante es recordarle a ella que su mamÁ estÁ trabajando para poder como hablÁbamos antes servir a otras personas y ayudar a otros. >> ellas dicen que sus esposos han sido su soporte. >> Él siempre me ayuda a que estas comiendo, tienes que, vas a baÑarte, siempre me ayuda mucho, entonces. >> te tiene que acordar que te tienes que baÑar? (risas) no, no, no, no jennifer! (risas) no, no, no, gracias a dios Él ha sido un gran apoyo, y para mÍ eso es ha sido todo y yo creo que ese apoyo es necesario para las mujeres en total. >> alguna de ustedes tiene sueÑos pres

she'll be visiting the rally to take part in a cesar chavez event and it's happening in delano.ite was the first headquarters for the united farmworkers which was the first agricultural labor union in the u.s. >>> it's tougher to make it in the bay. a look at the rent members from san francisco for the first time since the pandemic began. >> also getting a covid test kit delivered right to your doorstep. we'll tell you how it works. >> a few areas close to 80 degrees today and we can see warmer temperatures for tomorrow, and a closer look at that when rain could be making a comeback in the forecast in a first few minutes. >>> up next, a shocking video of a 5-year-old's encounter with police. and what's about hind the delivery delays on new furniture. the effort to move that massive ship stuck in the suez canal. to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ >>> now to our making it in the bay series. san francisco's rent made its biggest jump since the pandemic began a year ago. a

. >>> the first lady making a visit today to the central valley to celebrate cesar chavez day. she's there scheduled to take part in a day of action with migrant farm workers. governor newsom is also scheduled to attend. >>> this morning a growing amount of southern california college students being forced to quarantine. coming up next on "today in the bay," the spike in covid cases being seen and connected to spring break getaways. >>> plus -- play ball! with more fans in the stands, the big change the a's just made and why it could be tough getting a's and giants tickets as the season starts tomorrow. >> uh-oh. >>> happening now, the supreme court will soon hear a case that could rewrite rules for college athletes and ncaa. student athletes are looking for compensation as college sports make billions of dollars. already six states passed laws that allow college athletes to make money from their name, image and likeness. two bills are pending in the house and senate. we'll be right back. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir fry

and i had some great opportunities to work with cesar chavez in the farm workers union and the greatrful people and memories that i was blessed with at that time. damian: well, it seems we're kindred spirits growing up in the valley. we all know what it's like to earn a hard buck and, you know, farm work really humbles you and i'm glad that you're now at the tell us a little bit, sir,, and what it does in the community. i know it's a lot. richard: mission neighborhood centers has been at the forefront of everything important to the lives of people in this community in the mission district and excelsior and now in bayview as well for many, many years. and it's a pillar of the community, the organization. it's a great organization. i'm blessed to be joining at this time. it's done everything possible to lift the lives of people in areas of children's services, family services, youth, aging, disability, workforce development, and now in this covid-19 period as well, helping people with the economics as well as the health needs that they're experiencing at this time. just all the things

that's where cesar chavez first received national attention and despite to improve the conditions for farm workers in the 19 sixties. wednesday is also the birthday of the legendary civil rights leader and the founder of the united farm workers. the average u. s. price of gas jump in nickel per gallon over the past two weeks. a gallon of regular is now to 94 industry analyst trilby lundberg said today that the price of the pump might be near its peak as gas supplies even out across the country. the price of gas is spike 77 cents per gallon since last november. and is that its highest point since may of 2019, the highest average price in the nation right now is 3 94 gallons in the san francisco bay area. the lowest average is 2 54 in baton rouge, louisiana. oh pretty darn nice weekend out there. we had temperatures last couple of days. in the low eighties we saw 80 degrees and fairfield today 80 and antioch. the inland number stayed about the same as yesterday, but the coastal numbers came down a good 10 degrees, and that's because the fog is back. a lot of fog along the coast. it look

oakland schools are closed tomorrow to observe cesar chavez day. >>> free rides on vta in the south bayend thursday. their collection has been suspended during the pandemic so riders wouldn't have to approach of the operator where the fare boxes are located, but with case rates low and transit operators already getting vaccinated, the risk isn't as high as it was before. >>> parking fees at san jose city parks that were paused because of the pandemic are also coming back on thursday. the fees were waived last march to encourage people to get outside since it was safer than being with other people indoors. >>> moving on, there is some good news for thursday, it is opening day for the a's. tickets are for sale, although keep in mind they must be bought in advance. there are no walk-up sales. fans do have to wear a mask. they'll be seated in pods maintaining a six-foot distance from other households. you can buy food and drinks. that will be delivered to your seat. state rules do discourage the audience from "yelling, singing, chanting or booing." >>> we should have pretty good weather for

. >>> there are many ways to celebrate the positive impact labor leader cesar chavez has had on our society. today we are reminded of his nonviolent stance while fighting with words and actions for the rightsthe rightsthe rigs workers. >> we don't have any savings. you get covid all of a sudden and you have to shelter in place can't go to work and that means you are not earning money. >> activists are remembering the past to imagine a better future. that is how the idea of giving back to farmworkers stfarmworket >>> today is transgender day of visibility. organizers of the transgender district have launchedhave laund campaign promoting transgender visibility through creativity. we spoke with the leaders of the transgender district to learn more. >> we are celebrating our lives and the joy we we we resilience and all of the strides transgender people are making to make the world as inclusive and safe as possible for us. >> the campaign launched by the transgender district of san francisco, the world legally first recognized localerecognize transgender people is so important to transmissibili

wait a minute, cesar chavez, what do we want to do? we need them to pick the lettuce! what are you talking about, geraldo? >> jeanine. >> sean: geraldo, 30 seconds. last statement. >> they were essential workers. they were feeding america. when we were afraid to go to the corner store, how do you think the lettuce and the broccoli and onions were getting there? because these people were risking their lives to pick the fruits and vegetables that were feeding americans during the height of the pandemic. >> they were risking their lives? you think that's why they're here, to risk their lives for us? >> they did risk their lives for us! that's why they were deemed essential. >> for us? i disagree. that's -- no, they were deemed essential if they were deemed -- ok. if they were deemed essential, geraldo, it's because of some lobbyist or somebody was a farmer who needed workers. right now, -- >> sean: we have to end it here. thank you, both. judge, thank you. geraldo, thank you. judge pirro's show, don't miss it, "justice" saturday night 9:00 p.m. she's got a great line-up t

they include omodore, frederick son, amelia earhart, cesar chavez in hayward.check this out, there is an actual golden sneak. that is pretty cool. the challenge encourages students, families, teachers to stay active and track movement. they have motivated us. we have been doing great as a morning team and we have now logged about 83,951 steps. i almost got to 10,000 yesterday so that is my goal today. >> you are going to make it happen. we already know. i am curious who is in the lead? >> len. >> you are pretty good, but i have to say michelle, one day you had almost 10,000 steps. i will have to do a tally of each of us by tomorrow. >> just a friendly competition here. >> very friendly. . t i want to win. thanfo the new sponge bob movie to your favorite live news, sports, and much more our parent company is rolling out its new rebranded streaming services. >> paramount plus launches this morning. >> let's fly. >> it brings together libraries of paramount, cbs, nickelodeon, mtv, comedy central, bet, smithsonian channel. it features 3,000 episodes, more than 1,00

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> president walton: thank you so much, and welcome to the march 2, 2021 meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. [gavel]. >> president walt

organizers say it is fitting that they received their second vaccine on cesar chavez day. >>> first lady jill biden will be in central california. she is meeting with farmworkers in kern county. the first lady will tour a vaccination site at the 40 acres, the former headquarters of the united farm workers union founded by civil rights leaders sepal shabbos. governor newsom will join dr. biden there. organizers picked today for their fourth vaccine clinic at the 40 acres in honor of shabbos's birthday. >>> businesses are opening in a less restrictive orange tier today. speculum in county and santa cruz county moved from red orange yesterday. the orange tier means that indoor gym capacities can go from 10% to 25%. restaurants, movie theaters, and churches can increase capacity to 50% and bars can reopen outdoors without food. >>> napa county was on the list to advance but it did not make the cut because of a rise in cases last week. the county is in the red tier for now. >> reporter: all eyes are on the veterans home of california . county officials tell us that in the last week, there has

her visit to the golden state comes any day of action with the cesar chavez foundation. united farm workers in the u f w foundation. let's talk weather this saturday night. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. always nice to see you. when there's no fog picture. perfect outside kron 4 meteorologist bree so rodriguez here inside with a look at what we can expect and we are expecting some warm temperatures as you head out the door tomorrow. yeah, that's right. more of that summer like sizzle for your sunday micro climate outlook. let's take a look at just how warm it's going to get. >> along the coast very little chase. if you love todayts forecast, you're going to love tomorrow's widespread low to mid and upper 60's throughout the bay area coastline downtown san francisco. >> and mission district 68 degrees. low 60's. for those of you at half moon bay. but a little bit cooler for daly city am in the mid-fifties thanks to that cool sea breeze influence also going to see a little bit of a shallow marine layer. so keeping temperatures there. pretty calm compared to

. >>> i checked on the crash in san francisco 101 at cesar chavez but it cleared a couple of seconds's a great drive. 101 is clear through palo alto but the volume builds headed in order, san mateo north of here all of the construction is clear. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo's office is saying that they will allow the state attorney general and chief judge to decide how to investigate claims of sexual harassment against the governor. the two former aides to cuomo have come forward since december claiming governor sexually harassed them. andrew cuomo has said if jokes he made at work were insensitive or too personal, he is sorry. he released a statement on sunday saying in part "i acknowledge some of the things i have said have been misinterpreted as unwanted flirtation. to the extent anyone felt that way, i am truly sorry about that." >> 5:44 right now. president bide listen meet virtually with the president of mexico today. >> scott mcgrew, president biden trying to mend some of the relationships with other countries. >> yes, putting america back on the diplomatic course there,

. >>> the first lady making a visit today to the central valley to celebrate cesar chavez day.'s headed to delano 20 miles north. she's there scheduled to take part in a day of action with migrant farm workers. governor newsom is also scheduled to attend. >>> her husband, you saw him briefly meanwhile will head to pittsburgh to push for new spending on infrastructure. >> scott mcgrew, this is just as big as the coronavirus stimulus, in fact bigger. >> yes, certainly more expensive. good morning to you. the proposal is the president is talking about we'd build roads and bridges, bring internet to every community, bring new schools to new communities as well, all things that both parties agreed are necessary, but republicans are balking at the price and much like the coronavirus stimulus bill, which did way more than sen checks to americans, the infrastructure plan as we've seen it so far does way more than just build bridges. thinking of it more as part of an american government regrouping, just changing the way that government governs and spends money. we don't have good pollin

her first trip to california, visiting the central valley wednesday to take part in an event for cesar chaveze'll visit the first agricultural labor union in the country. >>> a surprising bit of entertainment and comfort for those getting their covid vaccines yesterday. ♪♪ yes, organizers who run the solano county fairgrounds site brought in a harpist and guitarist in hopes of calming the nerves of those waiting to get their shots. one musician told us he was thrilled to be a part of it. cheryl hurd got this video for us. as soon as the music began, organizers say it changed the ambience of the room. i can imagine, they plan to keep it going. >>> before we go, special thank you to the dozens of people who showed up for the bay area proud blood drive. more than 70 units of blood were connected, organized by our own garvin thomas. each unit donate kd help up to three people. our partners with the stanford blood center say the need for blood never goes away, even especially during this pandemic. oh, and my producer, dana, had to throw in i even made it out there to donate after this newscast yes

oakland schools are closed today for cesar chavez day. for maximum corporate >> reporter: employees are returning to sanford cisco today. they are opening their brand- new office, in the mission bay 0 capacity and this is done on a voluntary basis. employees will have to wear masks, be socially distanced, and use daily health cleanings that include temperature checks. office workers are allowed to work remotely until september 13th. you can see where your county stands anytime, just had to abc7news.com to find our exclusive reopening tracking tool . we are updating each county as we get new information. >>> still ahead, senator dianne feinstein makes her mark on california history. the political mark she hit yesterday. >>> cleanup beginning in nashville, a look at the wild weather in the south come to the state of emergency. >>> and if you want something beautiful to look at this morning, check out the full moon. it doesn't set until:49 this morning. we will talk about some >>> the mayor of nashville has declared a state of emergency afte

>>like right here in san francisco, southbound one oh one at cesar chavez street and another one alongon also or keep eyes peeled on those the bay bridge you commute into the city from the east bay today under 13 minutes for your drive time and no high wind advisories as well also the san mateo bridge a commute is under 13 minutes so again we're at the limit for a lot of our bridges even at a richmond, the richmond sandra fell bridge were under 8 minutes for your drive time and checking on things here in the south bay. we're still in the green line towards menlo park along one oh one we're staying on top of your commute this morning but daryn james back to you thanks a lot of 5.48 on the peninsula group in san mateo marched in solidarity to denounce racist attacks against the asian-american community around the bay area and around the country kron four's phillipe djegal all spoke to the teenage girl who organized the whole thing. >>and together and unite and to asian 13 year-old ashlyn so speaks in front of a large crowd spire to show up saturday to san sent i want to see enough patien

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue.

arizona, the birthplace of cesar chavez, where agriculture is a $23 billion industry. and our state's crops cannot be left to rot in the ground because we lack access to a stable workforce. passing this bill today brings us one step closer to ensuring that farmers have the stable workforce they need and farm workers are recognized for all the work they do for us every day. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. mcclintock: madam speaker, i yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. hice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. hice: i thank the gentleman from california. it's stunning to me that we are wrestling through these type of issues. we've been watching over the last few months one radical piece of legislation after another and our country is beginning to suffer. we're watching gas prices go up, skyrocketing. we're still shutting businesses down. we're still seeing schools closed. we are watching our energy independence be reversed. it's one horrible bill, one horrible

they were wanting to get rid of a legal workers because they were talking about -- some cesar chavezalks that they were worried about something happening there. they wanted to get rid of illegal workers. by 1965, i joined the army because of the illegals. it was -- we were just -- you know -- there was no work. there was no work when i got back in 1969. i joined the army because of the work here. it is all about money. pelosi, i think it was her husband. that family down there sent people up here. i saw people physically assaulted. host: the homeland security secretary on several programs reiterated his statement that the border is closed. they are taking in children that are unaccompanied minors coming across the border. writing about this, this is usa today, their headline, thousands of migrant children are trying to enter the u.s., renewing a fight in washington. what is going on at the mexico border? they say that president biden's administration faces a growing issue at the u.s.-mexico border where an increasing number of migrant children seeking asylum are detained. the white h

despuÉs que el vÍdeo saliÓ hasta julio cÉsar chÁvez publicÓ un mensaje que vamos a ver.

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue.

looks good and no major issues, a crash reported into the city northbound one-to-one south of cesar chavezl of the sunshine on the traffic camera, we continue the sunshine through the day in the weekend and warmer temperatures, 5 to 10 degrees above average this time of year. 60s and 70s, upper 60s to know 70s around the bay, mid-70s, and even some spots in the and in the upper 70s. we wayne: hey, america, how you doin'? jonathan: it's a new tesla! (cheers and applause) - money! wayne: oh, my god, i got a head rush. - give me the big box! jonathan: it's a pair of scooters. - let's go! ♪ ♪ - i wanna go with the curtain! wayne: yeah! you can win, people, even at home. jonathan: we did it. tiffany: it's good, people. it's good. - i'm going for the big deal! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. wayne: hello, america, welcome to "let's make a deal." wayne brady here, thanks for tuning in. three people, let's make a deal. let's start with... you, right there, howard, come over here. you, right there, yes, and let's go to one of our at-homies.