hoy, la nueva documental de césar chávez, "song for cesar", en su comunidad del valle.s con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico, aquí en san josé, la cónsul y embajadora, alejandra bologna, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, otra vez; cónsul, bienvenida otra vez al programa. alejandra bologna: un placer para mí, como siempre, estar en tu programa, damián, eh, que siempre das información muy valiosa para nuestra comunidad. damián trujillo: gracias, bueno, la que nos la da es usted; así es que gracias por estar con nosotros. hay dos semanas muy importantísimas que queremos anunciar; la primera es la, la semana de salud, binacional de salud. alejandra bologna: sí, sin duda, tendremos del 8 de octubre hacia el 19 de octubre, distintos eventos en el consulado general de méxico, en materia de salud; como ustedes saben, todos los años, en octubre, ya, desde hace, prácticamente, 21 años, se lleva a cabo esta semana binacional de salud, es el gran interés que tiene nuestro gobierno, y a través de la secretaría de relaciones exteriores, y del instituto de los

, sobre los campesinos, pero también sobre el impacto que césar chávez ha tenido en la cultura, pues,un poco del video, y hablamos un poco después del video, pero aquí está, son 2 minutos, está en inglés, pero el mensaje está allí. [cantando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [cantando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [música] [cantando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [cantando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [hablando en inglés] [música] [hablando en inglés] [música] [hablando en inglés] >> [locutor] un antiguo diluvio 200 veces mÁs explosivo que las cataratas del niÁgara. >> es como mil choques automovilÍsticos a la vez. hay enormes cantidades de energÍa y demasiado ruido. >> [locutor] una masa terrestre del doble de tamaÑo de irlanda sumergida. >> son cientos de miles de kÓmetros cuadrados de tierra reemplazados, reclamados por el mar. >> [locutor] los pilares de la civilizaciÓn arrastrados por el agua y esparcidos por todo el planeta. >> esto transformarÍa por completo el mundo que conocemos. >> [locutor] ¿la inundaciÓn de la historia bÍblica de noÉ

cesar chavez gave us that. ♪ will my children reach the promise of equality?g factor in whether you're gonna make real social change or not is risk. are you willing to take a risk? and the farmworkers took the risks. ♪ as i walk along this land, i wonder what i'll see. ♪ ♪ see my brothers struggling struggling to be free. ♪ carlos: you're either part of the problem, or part of the solution. there ain't no in between. ♪ will i be forever young and will my soul be free? ♪♪ luis: we said somewhere along the line, beware of a movement that sings. taj: oh man, it was so exciting. the musicians were excited, the people were excited. dolores huerta: even though we don't know where this journey is going to end, we know that this journey is going to be successful, even if it takes a long time to get there. cheech marin: art was integral to this project right from the very beginning because artists are naturally drawn to those causes that are pure, they're naturally drawn to them, and they're--whether they're writers or they're musicians or they're actors or they're poe

it's not a question of either cesar chavez or mariposa station. the current answer is actually both. the mariposa station needs to be relocated [inaudible] the proposal for the station becomes redundant. now with regards to phasing, 22nd street station will continue to have service as long as caltrain provides service to the [inaudible] station. but when it opens, then you can start providing service at cesar chavez, at mariposa or 7th street or whatever and the trans bay transit center. 22nd street will be closed at the exact same time as the [inaudible] terminate and everything transfers to the transit center. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thanks to our presenters for all of their work. and we will move on to our next item. madame clerk, please call item 10. >> item 10, 101 mobility action plan update. this is an information item. >> i believe we have eliza potts. >> good morning, chair mandelman and board members. i will be giving an overview of the 101 mobility act

we had an earlier accident near cesar chavez that's been clear, but it's still wet. there.y city to 80 southbound as sarah monte boulevard and some other accidents that just popped at out in san carlos 1, 1, northbound south of holly street to 80 north bound south of 92 east. here in selma tale. another 1 one. oh, one, northbound and marsh road in menlo park. let's get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. as you head to richmond. look at that drive times. our little sluggish this morning because of those wet slick conditions. 8 minutes to make it across towards sandra fell. you can barely see anything across the san mateo bridge. as you're heading across towards the peninsula to take you a little under 17 minutes to make that drive for you this morning about a 20 minute commute via the golden gate bridge. but again, remember, conditions are slick and wet. there out in fairfield yet a traffic collision. 80 westbound east of highway 12. so we are seeing delays up there danville. it looks like you're starting to get some accidents. 6 any northbound north of diablo roads.

> hennessey -- [speaking in spanish] [applause] so, it's my great honor to present this year's cesar chavez labor award to the fierce, savvy, olga miranda. [applause] olga is the highest ranking latina in the san francisco labor movement a long time feminist, mother to her son jaoquin rubio, wife to hector rubio and her other titles include, sha fear, housekeeping, baby-sitter and loyal friend like all of us latinas here, right. [laughter] my goodness. olga was born in las vegas, nevada. is the first in her family to be born with union health insurance. she was raised by a single mother, maurice a marin da flores in los angeles, california. her mother worked as a union housekeeper in las vegas. her first organizing experience was with her mother, a long time los angeles community activist fighting for housing, education, equity, immigrant rights. attending here in city hall are picket lines at the los angeles unified school board was not an option in the miranda household, summer vacations with spent picketing at safeway and storefronts, boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high s

cesar chavez street and north down at san jose avenue. san mateo. you have really flooding northbound to a south of bunker hill road and it looks like we're starting to see delays along one o one because of all the issues along the san mateo bridge there, heading out of richmond. look at that. traffic can barely move pouring out their subtly slowly making their way a little under 18 minutes. looks like chp is closed. elaine there on the side so they can slow down traffic. so you at home can be safe and the south bay. we had several accidents looks like that one along to 37 is clear but to north of the college avenue in san jose that still there. we had an accident in milpitas that has been cleared leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 26 minutes into the city will be back with more weather ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 7.26 and this is a big storm. and you can see how it's been moving. >> and get the darker green areas of the heavier areas

so cesar chavez street san jose avenue in san francisco. we have some roadway flooding. so you're seeing delays there. we have accident that just popped up to 80 southbound north of highway one in daly city. 2, 80 southbound at sarah monte boulevard in daly city. you have some flooding there as well. let's check out some other accidents like in san carlos 1 one northbound south of holly street. there. 2.80 northbound south of 92 east and sam a tale. you got an accident along there and one. oh, one northbound at marsh road in menlo park richmond center fell bridge a little under 9 minutes. condition still pretty slick and wet as you're traveling there can barely see a lot that happening along the san mateo bridge come you look at that. up to 17 minutes. visibility is low as people try to brave the conditions. there. about 20 as you're crossing the golden gate bridge into the city and other traffic collisions of scene that just popped up in fairfield, 80 westbound east of highway 12 also in danville. you've got some accidents along 6.80 northbound north of diablo road. so

ktvu says the smith is live at the plaza de cesar chavez park in san jose. with more of that. well the day after thanksgiving, this place will be transformed into christmas in the park. person event this year. obvious santa all the time. after one year hiatus due to the pandemic christmas in the park will return to its original form of free walkthrough event at plaza de cesar chavez park and san jose. last year's drive through events at history park will remain. two ways for families to celebrate the holiday means the need for more santa's organizers say. santa's this year are hard to come by this year. because we're still you know, in covid, um, visits with santa claus or something that we're struggling with and one of the things that we're struggling with. is actually getting santa at christmas in the park, the nonprofits executive director says this year santa's who typically volunteer their time are choosing not to return. their fear is that they're going to be around unvaccinated children, of course, by that time, even though there's still a couple months away. you know,

olga it's my great honor to present to you the cesar chavez award on behalf of the city and county offrancisco. recognizing your labor in this 2021 latino heritage month and your work advocating for our cities essential workers and especially during the pandemic has helped thousands of san franciscans create better lives for themselves and for their families and your role as the highest ranking latina in the san francisco labor council you represent your community with all of your resilience your strength your presence, your commitment and dedication to our communities represents san francisco with values at their best. thank you her mana, for everything you do and for who you are. >> thank you. [applause] >> oh, wow. [applause] [applause] >> i do believe supervisor safai has something. thank you. >> they just keep on giving. [laughter] [applause] >> all right. >> every time i get flowers i always think of bread and roses. and the fight that every day it takes to wake up for our members. i have to say it in english and spanish, because we have members that are watching right now that

a perfect way to take you outside in cesar chavez park, an ominous glow in the background there in san josÉ. thank you for starting your sunday with us. i am kira klapper. arguably, the most important part of the newscast is with meteorologist, vianey arana, and how the weather will treat us today? >> yeah, a lot of people are asking about wearing a jacket or their costume. we have seen drizzle along the coastline and monterey right now. it's cloudy to start and head into the afternoon, we are going to stay cloudy. let me give you a spoiler alert. no, it's not going to rain today. the rain will hold off just in time for monday morning's commute, though. so if you are going to be out and about tonight trick-or-treating, expect a cloudy night over all with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we will see the light rain move in late tonight for the north bay, and then rain monday morning. i'll have another look at that in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you in about 15, vianey. thanks so much. >>> there is an investigation into a deadly shooting at a halloween house party at the home of a ci

cesar chavez street in the mission district. reportee ac over the summer. >> they were scheduled to close in one months since we've been here, businesses been very brisk. most peoplstdin line f>> the chr the elderly community. it be diicult for you elsewhere? >> yes it leaves me in a way bad and upset. >> william has been shopping here since 1971. she's 85 and no longer drives. >> somebody told i said i cannot do anything. >> she showed us what she sees them doing in the store. >> this is a really bad day for san francisco and we need to turn this around. >> the san francisco supervisor has prioritized retail theft. in on-duty officers stationed i the store. but he says there aren't enough cops to go around so he's introduced legislation that would allow stephanie's contract with businesses for overtime work at no cost to the city. >> there needs to be more presence in the city is a major deterrent. >> try and stop the millennium tower from sinking anymore. yesterday cruz installed a 36 inch steel cylinder, within 100 feet into

northbound want to win north of cesar chavez street. we have an accident there not seen that much of a delay along 2.80, as you're traveling heading into the city this morning. a little under 18 minutes. we had an earlier accident. >> on the eastbound side of the bay bridge as you're traveling across towards the east bay that has since been clear not seen any major delays from that. a little under 14 minutes. as you make your way across towards the peninsula, checking out the richmond sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 11 minutes daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot. 9. oh, one in. this is the game everybody has been waiting for. it's it's the only show in town is in the nation. this it's come down to the mall. is going change game 5 it. you know, this is this is it is no competition. tomorrow night, right. >> is the big game and the dodgers. no competition we can do this. yes, in fact, course, we'll trend at oracle park and willows asking. >> john, what the winds are going to be like isis are going to calm do

está en un edificio vacío que será remodelado por los dueños cuenta con imágenes del líder de césar chávezlas líderes comunitarios han tratado de comunicarse con nuevo dueño aparentemente sin éxito. dice que será las 5 farmacias en san francisco debido a un aumento en los robos a pesar de que tomaron las medidas pertinentes para la seguridad en pantalla tiene las publicaciones de las tiendas que van a cerrar por su parte los trabajadores serán reubicados en farmacias cercanas a que tiene información y las recetas médicas de los clientes serán transferidas a otras ubicaciones dentro de un radio de una milla vamos a otra información un activista del barrio en san francisco que por años ha trabajado en el tema de vivienda tiene que defenderse él mismo de un desalojo. >>> algunos temen que veremos más casos como lo que está pasando. >>> en este último mes es incertidumbre. >>> lleva más de 20 años como activista en temas de vivienda en san francisco y hoyes él quien tiene que defenderse de un desalojo. >>> es una ironía que ahora me toca a mí. >>> decenas de personas activistas y supervisores

en la pared estÁn pintadas las imÁgenes de cÉsar chÁvez y el hÉroe revolucionario emiliano zapata. >>e hemos pasado por muchos problemas y los seguimos teniendo. >>> tambiÉn estÁ la imagen de brenda lÓpez, una adolescente que trabajÓ para sacar de las calles a los niÑos locales, enseÑan les a bailar folclor. mike hermano de brenda, dice que su hermana ayudÓ a los niÑos de la comunidad y por eso su pintura es importante para su familia. les dijo que el mural podrÍa no ser apropiado para nuevos inquilinos. al parecer personas que trabajan en una compaÑÍa de alta tecnologÍa. >>> que el muro tiene una conexiÓn a esas actividades y que no le parece bien, que quizÁs hay otras personas que se pueden ofender por el muro. >>> se tratÓ de comunicar con el propietario del edificio. 2018 un mural similar fue eliminado causando molestia en la comunidad hispana. e exige que el artista de una obra. el escribiÓ esta comunicaciÓn el primero de octubre. telemundo 48 al mediodÍa. >>> gracias cÉsar y por supuesto estaremos al pendiente de lo que ocurre. en otra informaciÓn iniciaron las actividades escol

. >> he credited cesar chavez for showing him how to organize when they worked together with farm workers. >> that was very powerful, how i was able to tuesday those skills that i learned here approximate terms of creating the movement to defend the right of our people to be able to cruise. >> the exhibit showcasing the history of low rider resistance as has a simple message. >> because we are human beings and we have got heart, we've got soul, we've got spirit. >> hernandez formally known in san francisco as the mayor of the mission, is now 65 and has stayed true to the idealism hard learned in his 20s. lynn ramirez, cbs news, san francisco. >> duncan: heart, soul and spirit. always makes for a great story. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday, later on cbs, "60 minutes,." i'm jericka duncan in new york, have a great night. >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> this was worth a whole season and all of the torture and nobody saw this coming and we will go all the way. >> it is official in the final game of the season. the giants finally got the west and

starting here in san francisco, north down to 80 south of cesar chavez street. so we had accident there. one lane is currently blocked in that accident. another one out in castro valley to 38 southbound at 5, a west. so we are seeing slight delays one lane. they are currently closed as you head into the city. a little under 15 minutes gusty conditions very windy out there. same story for the san mateo bridge as you travel across towards the peninsula. take you a little under 19 now here in albany, another traffic collision, 80 westbound at cleveland avenue. so again, san pablo avenue runs adjacent to that. daryn. james, back to you. thanks, so breaking news this morning. partly a hostage situation unfolding right now with a barricaded person. >> in san jose. you're looking at some of the latest pictures here in our newsroom. yeah. the sheriff's department tweeted out this picture of the crews are there at the scene. authorities haven't told us the circumstances surrounding this hostage situation. all we know is where it's located. the 3,000 block east hills driv

now about covid ktvu is azenith smith is live at plaza to cesar chavez park in san jose, with more goodng, frank. yeah can you believe in a little more than a month christmas in the park will return to it in person event once again this year, and organizers worry that there may not always be a santa around to greet children. after one year hiatus due to the pandemic christmas in the park will return to its original form of free walkthrough event at plaza de cesar chavez park and san jose. last year's drive through events at history park will remain. two ways for families to celebrate the holiday means the need for more santa's organizers say. santa's this year are hard to come by this year. because we're still you know, in covid, um, visits with santa claus or something that we're struggling with and one of the things that we're struggling with. is actually getting santa at christmas in the park, the nonprofits executive director says this year santa's who typically volunteer their time are choosing not to return. their fear is that they're going to be around unvaccinated children, of c

oh, cesar chavez street.would be to try to get around that and residual delays along 6.80 southbound this accident south of castle will drive. they just cleared this off of the highway. i would say to take a former. now you can go ahead and get through there and we'll leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge a little under 20 heading across towards the peninsula. darren james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> all right. so the warriors the undefeated warriors are going to start a big home stretch at the chase center. they got the best record in the league right now and they could have the next 8 games at home for the fans to enjoy acts. so therefore no. right now they're going to be facing the grizzlies next. steph curry is on a roll. the whole squad yeah. has been playing well right off the bench. perfect coach. kerr says, you know, hold your horses. we keep it cool. keep working. >> we strung together 4 good wins heading home really good spot. so i just think everybody's really enjoying. i'm playing to

the building on first street, today city leaders and dozens of protesters gather, the wall shows cesar chavez and local brenda lopez. he said he will need to model the building before the tech workers move in and he plans on getting rid of the mueller. >>> like a good neighbor, they saved a man from a burning building, a apartment fire in the neighborhood in san francisco. see that. with smoke billowing out the window, the neighbors put a ladder on the roof of the fan, those neighbors got that man out of the apartment to climb out safely. san francisco fire department said the man was okay. fire was caused by smoking. >> those are the type of neighbors you want. >> bring the van, let's put a ladder. >> so good. >> jeff is here. we see a lot of graphics, means a lot of rain. >> gentleman great for the . >> yeah. great for the drought and fire danger. give you a look what we're dealing with over the next seven days. we get the next chance of rainfall once we hit tomorrow night into wednesday morning, second system this week, thursday into friday, and what could bet strongest system heading into

those locations goff street an hays valley, mission street and ocean avenue in lakeside and cesar chavezn the mission district and the clement store. the mayor said the number of retail robberies has slowed considerably. >> and we want to make sure that they are doing a better job strategically around their security systems to insure that these crimes don't continue to happen so our door is open. we're continuing to have conversations with them. >> supervise ors are considering a bill that would allow deputy cher -- sheriffs at nodous the city. ama: crews are working on the ♪cough cough ♪ ♪ sneeze sneeze ♪ [ sneezing ] needs... ♪ plop plop fizz fizz ♪ [ loud fizzing ] alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly... [ loud fizzing ] instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast w fast sinus relief.us.nowr >> a show of support for a long time noe valley phyting to stay in their home t. tenants received an eviction notice from the new owners time to coincide with the state's eviction moratorium. they joined the family to fight for their cause. >> i've lived in this house

en florida pero fue muy complicado >>> claudia quien es ahora maestra en la escuela elemental césar chávezser mejor en la clase >>> con la escasez de maestro nivel nacional todavía hay mucho trabajo por hacer >>> si usted esta interesado en este momento tiene abierto el periodo de solicitudes que se vence en noviembre comuníquese con el distrito escolar de san francisco >>> estamos buscando personas bilingües que hablen inglés y espaÑol, que quieran enseÑar en san francisco y que tengan mínimo una licenciatura >>> no olvide que como el maestro alonso de repente descubre que está cambiando el mundo un estudiante a la vez >>> noticiero telemundo 48 >>> es importante sobre todo en nuestra sociedad que la mayoría de los niÑos son bilingües, sus papás quiere que sigan hablando espaÑol >>> como dice un niÑo a la vez. que se acabe el mes de septiembre no quiere decir que se acabe el mes de la herencia hispana esto sigue hasta el 15 de octubre vamos a seguir teniendo este tipo de historias. vamos a alguien que siempre está muy inspiradodesde port háblanos de la inspiración hecha persona >>> qué me

is central to the neighborhoods latino heritage and features quotes from the renowned activist cesar chavez. >> longtime resident carlos barba's say the mural has discouraged graffiti and one of the city's gang hot spots. don't don't touch i think part of it is because their presents, our culture represent your present for history. and we're trying to make our community safer and we felt that this was a solution that we all could be part so we're very proud of it. painted by artist thomas whisper, tell him on chase along with residents 5 years ago. the mural pays tribute to dia de los indigenous peoples bell, a full cora cole in the late denture brenda lopez. i spoke to her brother. mark on the community came together to paint the mural was an honor to brenda be part of because of the legacy that she left behind in this neighborhood. the building's owner is said to be doing away with the mural is part of a renovation plan that will bring tech jobs to the neighborhood. >> residents want him to reconsider and we are afraid that this is going to bring back the same issues that we had 6 years a

is central to the neighborhoods latino heritage and features quotes from the renowned activist cesar chavezgtime resident carlos barba's say the mural has discouraged graffiti and one of the city's gang hot spots there don't don't touch i think part of it is because their presents, our culture represent. we're present for history and we're trying to make our community safer and we felt that this was a solution that we all could be part of. so we're very proud of it. painted by artist thomas whisper, tele monte so long with residents 5 years ago. the mural pays tribute to dia de los indigenous peoples, in the late denture brenda lopez. i spoke to her brother. mark when the community came together to paint the mural was an honor to brenda be part of because of the legacy that she left behind in this neighborhood. the building's owner is said to be doing away with the mural is part of a renovation plan that will bring tech jobs to the neighborhood. >> residents want him to reconsider and we are afraid that this is going to bring back the same issues that we had 6 years ago because it probably

2550 ocean avenue. 4645 mission street 7.45 clement street and 300 golf street along with 3 3400 cesar chavez street. those closures will take place on november 8th. here's a map at where all of those locations are prescriptions. were told will be transferred to the closest walgreens to each of those locations. workers will also be transferred to different locations as well. walgreens says it has already closed more than a dozen of its stores in san francisco because of an uptick in organized crimes. >> well, this house and may be home to coming up, the disturbing details about under age attendees and the woman now facing charges. >> i received a text and southwest saying that my flight was delayed. >> for another day. more folks stranded all across america at airports trying to get home as southwest airlines calls off even more flights. what the experts are now saying. the best thing you can do if your flight is canceled. >> also ahead, san jose. police say they need your help finding a homicide. suspect. hear the plea from the victim's family. that's next. san jose. police are asking for th

it depicts civil rights leader cesar chavez and a late neighborhood teen brenda lopez who helped kidsff the street. they got word that the person who bought the building on south first street plans to paint over the mural as part of a remodel before turning the building into an office for tech workers. >> it's heartbreaking and it's, you know, i just feel like it's dishonoring everything my sister did. >> i haven't cried yet. i haven't cried yet. i mean, obviously this is really upsetting to me. >> we did reach out to the building's new owners repeatedly by phone and email but he has not returned our calls or messages. >>> our historic drought is having a major impact on lake tahoe where water levels are alarmingly low. this week the water is expected to sink below the basin's natural rim. that's the level where the lake pours into the truckee river which is the outflow. chronicle experts don't believe it is a crisis just yet, but they say it is concerning water levels have dropped so low. this has only happened four other times since 2004. most recently in 2016. >>> all right. let's

cesar chavez. the building's owner is expected to remove the mural as part of the renovation plan to bring tech jobs to the neighborhood residents are begging him to reconsider. one man tells us the mural has even discourage graffiti in what is normally a hot spot for gang activity. >> don't touch i think part of it is because represents our culture represent represent your history and we're trying to make our community safer. >> and we felt that this is a solution that we all could be part of. i know the word that gentrification comes up a lot. and i think this is our first real experience with that. >> we reached out to the building owner for comment but have not heard back yet. advocates are planning a rally to raise awareness about the bill's fate. this coming monday. the pentagon is home to the u.s. department of defense. but 20 years ago it was defenseless against a hijacked airplane in the iconic buildings. darkest hour service members took action. john rogers shows us. they willingly answer

it's not a question of either cesar chavez or mariposa station.r is actually both. the mariposa station needs to be relocated [inaudible] the proposal for the station becomes redundant. now with regards to phasing, 22nd street station will continue to have service as long as caltrain provides service to the [inaudible] station. but when it opens, then you can start providing service at cesar chavez, at mariposa or 7th street or whatever and the trans bay transit center. 22nd street will be closed at the exact same time as the [inaudible] terminate and everything transfers to the transit center. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thanks to our presenters for all of their work. and we will move on to our next item. madame clerk, please call item 10. >> item 10, 101 mobility action plan update. this is an information item. >> i believe we have eliza potts. >> good morning, chair mandelman and board members. i will be giving an overview of the 101 mobility action plan. hopefull

we have forgotten cesar chavez and martin luther king, they marched together and wrote letters to eachther, but people don't want us to know that. it is so much easier to pitch black and brown -- pit black and brown, and that's what they want. i refuse to accept that. host: let's talk to todd, calling from watsonville, california. caller: good morning. i was wondering if your guest would answer a question. if the immigrants coming to the united states come from countries that have systemic corruption in their government, if that leaks into our government here, because they have had multiple generations of living under corrupt governments. how that affects the united states government? thank you. guest: we are the biggest exporter of corruption in latin america. so i would turn that question around. look at the monro doctrine, look at the united fruit company, which was an actual company created in the united states to go and exploit bananas in places like guatemala and honduras. they literally ran the country. they literally picked their leaders. there was no democracy in central ameri

it's not a question of either cesar chavez or mariposa station.t answer is actually both. the mariposa station needs to be relocated [inaudible] the proposal for the station becomes redundant. now with regards to phasing, 22nd street station will continue to have service as long as caltrain provides service to the [inaudible] station. but when it opens, then you can start providing service at cesar chavez, at mariposa or 7th street or whatever and the trans bay transit center. 22nd street will be closed at the exact same time as the [inaudible] terminate and everything transfers to the transit center. thank you. >> thank you, caller. there are no more callers. >> all right. public comment on item 9 is closed. thanks to our presenters for all of their work. and we will move on to our next item. madame clerk, please call item 10. >> item 10, 101 mobility action plan update. this is an information item. >> i believe we have eliza potts. >> good morning, chair mandelman and board members. i will be giving an overview of the 101 mobility action plan. h

we have about six of them. 280 north near cesar chavez, the on ramp to 92, 80 west at san pablo avenue, and some flooding at lanes at 280. expect a lot of what and wild weather this morning. take it easy and give yourself plenty of time. reggie: thank you so much. on the spot interviews, signing bonuses and more. the local school district desperate to fill positions. kumasi: the manhunt for gabby petito's boyfriend ending. reggie: the alameda county fair kicks off. kumasi: taking a live look outside at 5:13. a rainy day across the bay ar i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pec

cesar chavez is in there. eleanor roosevelt is in there. harry truman is in there.pefully a space that looked like the country and reminds us of what our best parts are, the best elements of who we are. so i think that it's hyperbole is very seductive, but remember an armed mob tried to stop the constitutional processes from unfolding on january 6th in this calendar year. and one of the great things about america is that we move on quickly, and one of the worst things about america is we move on too quickly. >> democratic congressman mike quigley described biden's hill meeting as an olive branch that he wasn't telling people what to do. but how does biden's negotiating style compare to other presidents? >> well, no president's ever had as much legislative experience, 36 years in the senate, the 8 years in the vice presidency. >> none. >> sorry? >> no one? >> we've never had a -- >> wow. >> no one with that legislative experience, no. you know, he's our oldest president. he's our most experienced legislator, been in public life since 1972, and so he's been around a l

is central to the neighborhoods latino heritage and features quotes from the renowned activist cesar chavez. >> longtime resident carlos barba say the mural has discouraged graffiti and one of the city's gang hotspots don't don't touch i think part of it is because their presents, our culture represent. we're present for history and we're trying to make our community safer and we felt that this was a solution that we all could be part of. so we're very proud of it. painted by artist thomas whisper, tell them on chase along with residents 5 years ago. the mural pays tribute to dia de los indigenous peoples bell, a full cora cole in the late denture brenda lopez. i spoke to her brother. mark when the community came together to paint the mural was an honor to brenda be part of because of the legacy that she left behind in this neighborhood. the building's owner is said to be doing away with the mural is part of a renovation plan that will bring tech jobs to the neighborhood. >> residents want him to reconsider and we are afraid that this is going to bring back the same issues that we had 6 yea

cesar chavez street in mission and goff street in the valley where melendez shot this viral theft video that suspect was arrested. >> so i want people who are sadly committing these crimes to keep this in mind because when they do, this it impacts their family members, their grandmother who is can't get their met since in their pharmacies. >> it's impacting >> it seems that i have to cry when somebody that the walgreens is closing. >> in a statement walgreens says due to organized crime, we have made the difficult decision to close five us by walgreens location within a mile radius and we expect to place the store's team members y can't control what they do or what they say. i just know that ultimately, we are here to work with walgreens. >> the mayor and supervise or matt haney believes there is still room to negotiate. >> i will be reaching out to walgreens. i've expressed how important it is to stay in our community. >> then there were five, then there were seven. and there were 17. and now there's another five. it comes down to dollars and cents and safety first off the dollars and

san francisco northbound 1, one just north cesar chavez street. you've got an accident. they are not seeing many delays along 2.80 darya. james, back to you 8. '03. it's what the baseball gods wanted. >> the big showdown between the giants and the dodgers game 5 is tomorrow. of course, it came down to a game 5. when you got the 2 best teams in baseball battling it out. it wasn't going to be a lopsided victory for one or the other. let's go to san francisco oracle park kron four's will tran standing by. you said it right earlier will it had to come down to this. it was inevitable. >> it was inevitable. i mean, you when you battle for a 130 years. what's one more game orange? you glad that the giants have the best record in baseball, which is why we're playing game 5. we do or die at home as opposed to los angeles. really quickly, let's get to the highlights or as i call on the low lights. it was a bad night game 4 for the giants started off awful and it got worse from there. bottom line is the giants are coming home to defend the best record in baseball to try to move on

locations 2550 ocean avenue. 6.45 mission street, 7.45 clement street, 300 golf street and 3400 cesar chavez street closures begin on november. the 8th. and here's a map showing the locations of the affected stores. if you get your prescriptions filled at any of these locations. your records will be transferred to the closest walgreens team members will also be transferred to other stores while greene says that it has already closed more than a dozen of his stores in san francisco because of the uptick in organized crime. all right. another big story we're following now happening right now, game for the nl divisional series giants dodgers underway right now in los angeles when the giants move on to the championship series. >> right now. top of the 5th giants down 41, but they are threatening brandon crawford up to bat right now with. >> 2 men on. so of course, here in san francisco, the fans are taking the game in at their favorite spots. several watch parties are currently underway and kron four's. dan thorn live at one happening right now in the soma neighborhood. dan, what's the mood like

is central to the neighborhoods latino heritage and features quotes from the renowned activist cesar chavez. >> longtime resident carlos barba's say the mural has discouraged graffiti and one of the city's gang hot spots. don't don't touch i think part of it is because presents, our culture represent. we're present or history and we're trying to make our community safer and we felt that this is a solution that we all could be part of. so we're very proud of it. painted by artist thomas whisper, tele monte so long with residents 5 years ago. the mural pays tribute to dia de los indigenous peoples bell a full floor, a coal in the late denture. brenda lopez. i spoke to her brother. mark when the community came together to paint the mural was an honor to brenda be part of because of the legacy that she left behind in this neighborhood. the building's owner is said to be doing away with the mural is part of a renovation plan that will bring tech jobs to the neighborhood. >> residents want him to reconsider and we are afraid that this is going to bring back the same issues that we had 6 years ago

and it also features quotes from the renowned activist cesar chavez at this point. building's owner is expected to remove the mural because they want to basically renovated to bring in some tech jobs to the neighborhood. but residents are begging him to reconsider right now. we've reached out to the building owner for comment haven't heard back just yet, but advocates are planning a rally to raise awareness about what's happening with the mural. they'll be conducting that this coming monday. >> summer in city residents claim that their housing complex is being neglected on purpose. so developers will eventually take over and kick them out. residents of the historic golden gate village, friends largest and only family public housing their homes are dilapidated and rat infested and their concerns are being ignored. >> it's still murren city and it's still home and it still the historical aspects. i'm just being an intergenerational community and. >> the whole idea of. our children going off to college and having somewhere to come back to that is home. >> that is his s

some of them include 300 golf street 3400 cesar chavez street and 7, 4, 5, commence street. here's a full list of those closures. first thing i think of is the elderly. >> seniors. children and families that that need these. >> access points for essential services. also for the front line workers that have been working nonstop through this covid crisis and then come to find out that they're going to be losing their jobs in the stores are closing 2 of the closures are located in san francisco justify is district 2 weeks ago. >> introduced legislation that would amend the city's administrative code to allow sheriff's deputies to contract that businesses. private events and community benefits districts to provide security. sheriff paul miyamoto believes a deputy or officer presence would deter more crime from happening >> in the event that something does occur. the ability act on a year. it's something that we have an advantage over over a privately contracted services because as fully sworn peace officers, we have the ability to act on something. obviously to provide de escala

los what those indigenous peoples and it features quotes from, of course, the renowned activist cesar chavez, the building's owner is expected to remove the mural is part of a renovation plan to bring tech jobs to that neighborhood. but the residents are begging him to reconsider one man telling us the mural has even discourage graffiti in what is normally a hot spot for gang activity. that will touch i think part of it is because. >> represents our cu turi represent. we're present or history and we're trying to make our community safer and we felt that this is a solution that we all could be part of. i know the word that gentrification comes up a lot. and i think this is our first real experience with that. >> alright next. at 10 o'clock. we are still some more stories here, including another bold break-in in broad daylight in san francisco, thieves caught on camera seen breaking into cars and even shots being fired. the wild scene that unfolded this afternoon. >> and there could be some wet weather headed our way chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will take a look at the forecast after th

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. >>> all right.. good afternoon everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed. and i am joined by the chancellor of san francisco state university lei

to a dia de la sweater joe's indigenous peoples and features quotes from the renowned activist cesar chaveze building's owner, however, is expected to remove the mural as part of some renovation work to bring tech jobs to the neighborhood. residents are begging him to reconsider. one man says that the mural has even discourage graffiti and what's normally a hot spot for gang activity. >> don't touch i think part of it is because represents our culture represent. we're present or history and we're trying to make our community safer and we felt that this is a solution that we all could be part of. i know the word that gentrification comes up a lot. and i think this is our first real experience with that. >> we reached out to the building owner for comment. but we haven't heard back. >> advocates are planning to raise awareness about the mural and its fate. this coming monday. >> in the east bay city of walnut creek could soon implement a buffer zone outside of the planned parenthood clinic. officials say the abortion protesters are harassing patients on their way in and out of that clinic whi