el centro de aprendizaje cÉsar chÁvez sirve a familias latinas de la zona de mayfair. las familias? quÉ servicios van a recibir gracias a este dinero?. >> la educaciÓn temprana serÁ de alta calidad. van a recibir servicios en educaciÓn temprana, para desarrollar la sociabilidad en los niÑos. van a recibir tambiÉn en lo fÍsico y que estÉn mentalmente saludables. reportera: el centro depende del distrito escolar de alum rock y la organizaciÓn mayfair ya provee recursos para las familias de bajos recursos latinos. >> pueden venir. los podemos ayudar. pueden bajar la aplicaciÓn o la bajamos. tenemos aplicaciones para tomar. le podemos ayudar a llenarla. reportera: uno de los servicios importantes que ofrecerÁn es el cuidado de niÑos de meses y hasta cinco aÑos. >> es un lugar donde van a aprender. nos podemos ir seguros a trabajar. reportera: los servicios son gratuitos y para solicitar el cuidado del niÑo pueden ir a la pÁgina en pantalla. algunas empleadas del centro son madres de familia y ellas mismas han solicitado la ayuda de cuidado infantil. >> a mÍ me han ayudado

how many of you have heard of cesar chavez? and so most of you we've heard on some point having our own esther galarza, many fewer. i think it's really important we think about ernesto galarza. he really predates chavez as a mexican-american labor activist, and he comes to prominence because he's very interested in organizing farm workers rights to unionize. but he's also opposed to the bracero program, and he becomes a leading intellectual and labor activist. he writes this important book, i didn't actually bring his card merchants of labor. and he criticizes this program because he argues that agricultural industry is intense, only getting vulnerable workers. and these vulnerable workers can't unionize because they're not protected by labor law. they can't even quit. and if they try to, in fact, campaign for themselves, they could easily just not be hired back or be sent home. and one of the reasons why i think galarza is very informative is that he doesn't criticize the individual braceros. he recognizes why these next and he

the public health department has partnered with the raifiki coalition at their location on cesar chavez street, noon to 3:00 with a specific invitation to the black community. as the response team stressed the need for equitable yesterday, they launched a pilot program, the goal being to get vaccines to smaller venues. >> we are entering the harder phase of the vaccination campaign. today, we are opening applications for our second the equity intervention pilot. we will identify hyper local strategies to improve vaccine access to communities of color, specifically those overrepresented in the outbreak. reporter: hope is on the horizon. new monkeypox cases in the u.s. are down 50% since august. still looking for a vaccine? they are still available at zuckerberg san francisco general until 4:00 this afternoon. abc 7 news. reggie: flying out of sfo today, get early and bring your own snacks. fast food workers are protesting, demanding higher wages. workers will pick it from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. to make $17 per hour but they stay that is still less than the minimum ordinance. a stri

one could only assume that the man with the bust of cesar chavez in the oval office would be inclined to support the efforts of our hardworking community of farm workers. but we know it goes well beyond his admiration for mr. chavez and the farm workers. the fact is, no president in the last 80 years has better or more genuinely articulated the direct connection between working for a living wage and living a life of dignity and security than joseph biden. [applause] the clarion conviction of that message is an undeniable truth. and a life that will hopefully lead to the strengthening of america's labor unions and a revival of this nation's great middle class. for some in washington, that bust in their office might simply be sreurue signaling. for president biden -- virtue signaling. for president biden, it's a promise. and it's an inspiration to me and to everyone here tonight and to millions of people across our nation and throughout the world. and so with that in mind, please join me in showing our sincere appreciation and in welcoming our most honored guest this evening, distinguis

imagino, la preservación de la cultura de las personas históricas, como, bueno, muchas personas, césar chávezión, es algo muy importante porque en los años de 1930, '40, la gente oía todas las nuevas, dónde hay trabajo, las tragedias de la comunidad en la radio, y cuando se hablaba de alguien, un hombre que se murió dejando viuda, y niños, se quemó una casa, inmediatamente la comunidad tenía campañas de ayuda, juntando comida, trayendo ropa, en los años '40 habían grupos aquí en san josé, por ejemplo en la alianza hispano-americana, la comisión honorífica mexicana, los leñadores de omaha, la logia masónica de gilroy, la raza ha tenido organización y esfuerzo todo el tiempo. damián trujillo: una vez más, si puede, la importancia de que el grupo y el reconocimiento se llame la raza, platícanos de por qué usamos el término la raza. ramón martínez: usamos el término la raza porque, eh, queremos ser inclusivos de toda la variedad de la cultura latina que tenemos en el Área, la mayor parte es mexicana, pero todo el tiempo hemos tenido puertorriqueños, cubanos, guatemaltecos, en los años '80, la gen

no lo suficiente mucho cuidado con eso hay que ahorrar energía estamos viendo san josé la plaza césar cháveze que se está mojando debido a las temperaturas todavía continúa san josé en los 100° pero alcanzó los 109 batiendo su récord de 108° múltiples récord los que se han estado estableciendo a lo largo de esta tarde la más calurosa y se espera que continúe por lo menos hacia el interior hasta el próximo jueves marín, santa clara continúan y solamente la línea costera a partirde esta noche finalmente sin advertencia por este calor que trae temperaturas cercanas a los 90.95° así que finalmente viene un cambio en camino pero este es el panorama lo que también dejan condiciones en la calidad del aire que no son satisfactorias especialmente para cierto grupo de personas que tienen algún problema precisamente los pulmones y el corazón mucho cuidado hacia lo que es el este y el sur del área de la bahía hay que evitar los ejercicios al aire libre porque muchas veces una persona puede pensar que tiene una buena condición física pero con este calor es casi imposible y hay que hidratarse aunque no te

. >> this is the land of cesar chavez. newsom already signed the fast food workers on labor day. why is this one not a slamdunk at all? >> definitely would've the most closely watched bills on his desk. he might be waiting till the last minute to see what he decides. the issue worker -- with the bill comes down to what the governor's office says is an untested practice which would allow farmworkers to deliver mail-in ballots instead of voting in person. the governor's office has repeatedly said they do not want to support an untested process that could potentially lead to inaccurate results. i think we have seen so much pressure building on the governor not only from the president, nancy pelosi but also from the farmworkers themselves who undertook this 335 mile march to sacramento and have been holding a vigil outside the state capital until the governor acts on the bill. we have had a labor powerhouse leader, vivian gonzales, who is a former state assembly members saying it is a top priority of her organization, the california labor federation. today a bunch of latino leaders s

black and marginalized communities to offer a pop-up vaccine clinic today at the location and cesar chavezn to the black and african-american community. as the monkeypox team stressed a need, they launched the equity pilot program to boost outreach to those groups. the say the goal is to get vaccines to smaller venues and clinics with the help of trusted community-based organizations. >> cdc will provide them with vaccine, materials and assistance needed to realize the local interventions and will help us learn what works to get needed monkeypox vaccine and services to populations. we have allocated 10,000 vials come up to 50,000 doses of a vaccine for their smaller interventions. lena: hope is on the horizon as cases are down nearly 50% since early august. if you are looking for a vaccine and cannot make it to that clinic, you can come here to this one at san francisco general hospital. they will be open until 4:00 this afternoon. kumasi: new this morning, a brooklyn-based judge has been selected to serve as special master to review materials seized from mar-a-lago. he was endorsed by the

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. the city. is r. >>> my name is debra alvarez rodriguez. i'm the deputy director in san francisco. my background is one in which i have spent the entirety of my life co

the festival appeared over the weekend near cesar chavez. out-of-control crowds, look at this, rushing through barricades . we are told the festival promoters called the chaos minimal, isolated issue. no one was hurt. there were also noise complaints and even in the east bay saying they could hear the loud thumping bass from the music. >> the search for solutions is happening in the recent rise in traffic fatalities in san jose streets. police are using enforcement to change driving behavior. how education and engineering complete the city's three-pronged approach. >> on city streets in san jose, we have suffered one death every five days in the city. 50 total. most people believe distracted driving is to blame. it is actually not the number one issue. >> speeding is a plague on our traffic safety right now. >> several close calls as drivers seem to buy. police hope enforcement can change that. at dot hopes education can be a solution. >> the faster that you are driving, the more narrow your field of vision becomes so you are less likely to

mandela, cesar chavez bill.t a plaque with that famous poem just so everyone knows that these are not ordinary favelas these are more victories. as a sign say and martha's vineyard to this day, no human is illegal, love is love. that's just science. speaking of science, what will the environmental impact of all the sioux deponent be a question mark that is a massive concern for martha's vineyard. it's not a concern. none of these new townships will have running water or electricity. so by definition, they will be carbon neutral. it'll be partly growing evolution. local law enforcement services will be straight either because he will be needed. none of these new arrivals are bound by local laws. why would they be? they ignored federal law to get here comes as no reason that they should have to observe the vineyards ordinances against drunk driving. in case there are still vineyard her's who have the right to protect what they own, think again people. we referred you to the case of the fascists mccloskey family in

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. shop and dine on the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by su

even street navigation at evans near cesar chavez complete in the 2021. the traffic company forensic service project at evans and cesar chavez completed in 2021. the last zuckerberg plaza complete in the 2016. dropping down to the bottom row. the san francisco official utility headquarter at golden gate and poke complete in the 20 then. the animal care and control located at brian and alameda in 2021. keith and armstrong in july 2022. potrero branch public library on 20th and connecticut in 2010. and finally the last image on the slide cruise ship term until at pier 27 complete in the 2014. the bureau has the responsibility of wing on behalf of most city departments in the delivery of a variety of capitol projects. provides the project management of the design, engineering and construction services prosecute voided by either city staff, private consultants or a combination of the two. staffed by project managers and the analysts who support the managers via organization and management of aspects of financial reporting. on all our projects. project manager

if you're traveling along 101, southbound here, north of cesar chavez street. >> in san francisco, weident there. so you are seeing a slight delay. no major issues along 2.80, traffic still moving at the limit. there heading into the city. the meteor lights are still off an 8 minute ryan mays to that fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101 around 12 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula and the south bay, we go one-on-one. 85 to menlo park. 27 minute 2, 80 82 to 37. all still at the limit. it 80 silly down to milpitas about 20 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. great at 5.20, is the time at a passionate california governor gavin newsom over the weekend rebuked his own party arguing democrats aren't doing enough to go after gop governors during the panel discussion at the texas tribune festival in austin newsom wasted no time denouncing texas governor greg abbott even called out of florida governor ron desantis over his decision to fly. 48 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard in an apparent attempt to bring attention to the situation

. >> tucker: your old -- you are old enough to remember very well cesar chavez. >> yes.him -- delano. he came to my hometown all the time. >> tucker: united farm workers, great pictures union famously boycott california grapes because -- and he was eight -- i think it's fair to say -- a savage opponent of illegal immigration. >> he went down to the border and used force to stop people from coming across and the word "what back" if you go back, i can remember is rallies that would say no wet backs, for the call them scabs. they were very -- and in the teamsters sort of outsmarted them by pressuring both republican and democrat administrations to open the border to destroy the united farmworkers. and then he got into a lot of weird things. >> tucker: he kind of went crazy at the end. >> he went crazy at the end. >> tucker: why would -- this is kind of far out of field, but i'm interested, the american labor movement lead restrictions immigration for 100 years, restriction is to measure was a product of their lobbying. but then they decide they want to open the borders, whi

state senator josh becker dropped off water bottles to students and staff that cesar chavez middle school the ravenswood city school district, also received new portable air conditioning units, and some of the classrooms actually don't have any air conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning, and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat for more on the forecast back to bill we go. a lot of people went cooler class, and we just want cooler air. we're getting a little bit at the coast or some fog back. we had a little bit of an onshore flow today that dropped temperatures. these are the numbers from today a couple of degrees, so it was cooler, but it's still really, really hot. this was today. tomorrow's temperatures are going to come up about three or four degrees 2 to 3 degrees, maybe four, and then they're going to drop off steadily after that, as we head into th

today's state senator josh becker dropped off water bottles to students and staff that cesar chavez middle school. the ravenswood city school district, also received new portable air conditioning units, and some of the classrooms don't have air conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning, and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat. well. barney's continuing to watch track conditions during the hot weather, especially in places like the livermore valley. ktvu tom baker explains how climate change is adding to the agencies to do list. bart was not created for a phoenix type or more extreme environment climate back in 19 sixties, when bart was designed climate change wasn't even an issue, climate, scientists and engineers say. now it's a huge issue, especially with rails, retain the heat and get so much hotter that they actually lose their integrity and what they're

state senator josh becker dropped off the water at cesar chavez middle school.od city school district also received new portable a c units because some of the classrooms there don't have air conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning, and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat. we don't know what may have caused the deadly mill fire in siskiyou county would productive products companies looking into whether a machine failure and its facility was the cause. roseburg forest products says it produces electricity by burning fuel remnants at its mill in the city of weed. they see a machine that sprays the ashes with water may have failed to cool them down efficiently. the fire started friday, killing two people and destroyed more than 100 structures. roseburg says it is planning to provide up to $50 million for a restoration fund. scientis

state senator josh becker dropped off the water bottles that cesar chavez middle school , the ravenswoodeceived new portable air conditioning units. some of the classrooms don't have any air conditioning at all. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning. and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. much appreciated by students and staff. i'm sure some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat. women racing in fast cars is rare women building the engine, body and computer that makes that car run is even less common and joining us today our founder of perretta, all the sports beth perretta and sandra olin, who is the founder of kiwi code to tell us about how you guys are working together in kind of a first of its kind partnership. first let me start with the racing because i love racing. this is an all women team rightly women. yes i mean, there's some, but basically you. you your motto is. women owned women dreamin so lai made history in the

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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. >> my background is in engineering. i am a civil engineer by training. my career has really been around government service. when the opportunity came

state senator josh becker dropped off the water bottles that cesar chavez middle school, the ravenswoodchool district also received new portable air conditioning units and some of the classrooms. do not have their conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning. and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat. a small business owner in oakland is concerned for his workers safety after they were robbed at gun point twice in recent weeks. ktvu is amberleigh spoke with one of the workers who says he feels helpless. this is surveillance video of an armed robbery. two thieves walk up to a plumbing crew working in auckland's laurel district tuesday morning around 9 15 hurtful. ah traumatizing acerra , owner of oakland ruder and plumbing says this is not the first time his workers have been robbed twice in a matter of three weeks, but this year. we've had three vans, stolen e

maintenance, about a half a million dollars, funding for facilities at the operations yard at 2323 cesar chavez [mic is off] next is equipment. $3.7 million or about 2% and this includes funding for replacement trucks, steamer trucks, aerial lift trucks, packer trucks and flusher trucks. next is capital projects, about $7.8 million and or 3.5%. this includes $2.4 million (indiscernible). [mic is off] $1.8 million for the hvac upgrades. prior to under recovers, it's $1.8 million or about -- [mic is off] [no audio] >> interdepartmental includes those transfers preventions. nonpercent null materials and supplies, about $11.6 million or 5% for professional service contracts, system consulting and software license and other materials and supplies. programmatic projects, $21.9 million or 10%. including dedicated funding for [mic is off] and add back appropriations. [audio difficulties] >> i want to highlight a couple of main -- we have two types of positions and we have operating positions and project funded positions for public works and sanitation and streets. the first column are operating positio

it is a great one day but the civil rights voting act we had in 2006 was named after fanny -- cesar chavez and other great leaders. civil rights leaders in our committee -- of georgia. i think it is appropriate at this point, that i yield the remainder of my time to him who knows what george is doing for redistricting you are recognized for the remainder of my time. >> thank you so much chairman cohen and congressman reston and all the members for allowing me a moment to address the committee today. in recent years, arguably longer, my home state of georgia, my district has been the poster child for state voter suppression. and the state has repeatedly thought to suppress the voices and the will of millions of georgians particularly applicant americans. sadly, voter suppression is not just a georgia issue as we have said today, but it is rampant across the south and increasingly and many other states in our great nation. voter suppression is just not a racial issue, it is an issue of democracy. efforts to support -- suppress the will of the people are attempts to suppress the promise of de

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street.lly 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. women's networ sustainable future . n's networ >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks comb

we have corridor catharsis important to us the mission street cesar chavez to downtown. power wash that and market street embarcadero to the castro. we need to do that every day. those are major thorough fares we focus there. the other shows the graffiti abatement. we have crews out every day wiping out graffiti. >> the term again. i will call at this time maintenance of clean. the picture on one side is before. you see a picture after. within hour 2-3 hours it could be in the same condition it was in the before picture. the maintenance of cleanliness is our problem we clean, we can't hold it. encampments is challenging in in the right of way and the cal-trans right-of-way. we help them when we can. these are situations that we depends on other city departments we can't go there alone and clean if we have folks that are occupied in that those spaces. we depends on fire, police and other departments. we can't clear the area until the folks are gone and some can is we secure the property and other cases we are clear to 3 it away once the press is done we do our job. we hav

their bay bridge toll plaza looks good. n francisco had a stalled vehicle north marijuana one near cesar chavez, so watch for some activity there. four oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. there will be classes this morning at the laiho high school even after a faculty member was shot outside of the school while trying to stop a fight. ktvu is amber lee says, and the system fo ball coach was the one who was shot. this is video shared with the blog, vallejo crime and safety of fights that broke out b ween students in front of the whole high school around 3 45 tuesday afternoon. district officials say this happened while three classes and college fair we're still in session and 200 athletes were on campus. we have a courageous staff member who came out here to protect children. and the fact that he was here. potentially he saved a child's life. the video shows the chaos while the staff member tried to break up the fight, police chief shawne williams says other mal he described as outsiders showed up in front of the school. then three people got into a dark colored sedan. williams s

just kind of drove the vehicles off, along with fire and medical off at cesar chavez , so that is theews about that injury crashes that they were able to get it off the freeway and you might see some slow traffic. there would want to go up to the north bay because highway 1 21, there is a singular basically, you can't use 1 21 between 37 shell ville up near highway 12 look at that big purple line. purple means it's closed both directions. head on collision. it sounds pretty serious here will keep an eye on that for you. 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you people in tampa and st petersburg, florida they're bracing for hurricane in to hit the west coast of florida. emergency officials are urging people there. evacuate and prepare ktvu zahle rasmus in the studio now to tell us about the expected impact of the hurricane . good morning, alan. good morning. david tampa bay, florida, expecting a possible direct hit from the a storm in the next 24 hours. you can see this radar image here behind us. it's already gone through and hit the coast of cuba overnight . but now it's on its

partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back the way that it was, having spent very little money. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show. thank you for the time you have given us today. >> it has been great being here. thank you so much. >> that is it for this episode. we will be back shortly. you have been watching san francisco rising. thank you for watching. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the mexican bistro. we have been in business for 18 years and we first opened on garry street in san francisco, and now we are located in a beautiful historic building. and we are part of

senior adviser to the president of the united states, who also happens to be the granddaughter of cesar chavez, on your "comunidad del valle."

es una celebración muy bonita en la plaza césar chávez todos los años. >> yo me ahorre una caída porqueo sé patinar. >> (risas). >> buenas tardes y gracias por su sintonía. >> (música). buenas tardes hoy martes 27 de septiembre o onticias telemundo mediodia el huracan ian llega a gran parte de la peninsula con vientos de tormenta tropical sigue la busqueda de una madre perduida junto a su hija un corto circuito en cadena en una comunidad de el salvador esto deoj inundacionesa por estrella con el asteroide como estaba previsto para intentar desviar su trayectoria, hasta dentro de unas semanas no se sabrÁ si cambiÓ su rumbo. ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ a >> m(musica). >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. el huracÁn ian se va inten intensificando del rÍo, la. regiÓn soporta fuertes vientos y marejadas

damián trujillo: mire, en el palacio nacional el señor presidente tuvo a la familia de césar chávez,en san francisco a la embajadora remedios gómez arnau, ¿para qué quiere uno más? [risas] remedios gómez: no, pero además nos acompañaron miembros, otros cónsules, ¿no?, generales de américa latina, de europa, de asia, y pues toda la comunidad, creo que estaban contentos, y bueno, creemos que así siga,

between noon and 3:00, a vaccine clinic in connection on cesar chavez street. >> it's good to know people who want it can get it. thank you, bob. >>> 6:04. four people who are recovering after they were sent to the hospital when a car came plowing through a trader joe's in castro valley. in all eight people were injured including a 5-year-old and an employee. sky ranger was overhead. some pictures now taken by alameda county fire department and them say that car traveled well into the middle of the store. a lot of people inside found themselves running to save their lives. >> i hear crashing. i see a car coming into the store. i would have gotten hit. i moved backwards but a man pulled me back, held on to me tightly and out of the way of the car. authorities say that he was not injured. >>> mourners continue to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii this morning. we are looking live at the cardiff castle in wales. king charles iii just arrived with his wife, queen consort camilla. the steady stream of mourners has not let up where the queen continues to lie in state. we are learning tha

senior adviser to the president of the united states, who also happens to be the granddaughter of cesar chavez, on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ damian: julie chavez rodriguez, thank you for joining us today. you know, i drive my pickup truck to work every day, and i do my job, and i go home, and that's humbling. you drive to work every day, and you come to the white house. are you as awestruck now about that fact as you were on the first day, or what's your thought process when you come to work? julie chavez rodriguez: yeah, no, definitely, and thank you, damian, so much for, you know, having me join you all. it's, you know, it's a real honor and privilege to be able to walk through--well, drive through the gates of, you know, the white house every day, and i remember, even in the last administration, when i first started working with then president obama and vice president biden, that they said, the moment that i take this role, this position, even that kind of daily, you know, action, for granted, then i no longer deserve to be here, and it's not that, you know, we need to carry, kind of,

partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back the way that it was, having spent very little money. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show. thank you for the time you have given us today. >> it has been great being here. thank you so much. >> that is it for this episode. we will be back shortly. you have been watching san francisco rising. thank you for watching. [♪♪♪] >> good afternoon like to call the september 27, 2022 meeting of sfpuc to order. call the roll. >> president moran. >> here >> commissioner maxwell and commissioner paulson is excused today. >> um --

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