y hoy se celebró en el este de la bahía un evento en honor al líder sindical césar chávez.có en el movimiento campesino. el natalicio de césar chávez es el 31 de marzo y vamos otra vez a sacramento porque este sábado decenas de residentes de activistas se congregaron en el centro de la ciudad para honrar la memoria de césar chávez. armando alonso estuvo presente y nos cuenta cómo mantienen vivo el legado del reconocido activista por los derechos de los trabajadores y. así es. yo me encuentro justo en el parque south side, esto es, en el mero corazón de sacramento, porque fue este el punto elegido para que se reuniera la comunidad a conmemorar el legado de césar chávez, reconocido activista por los derechos laborales. el propósito de los organizadores, según me dicen, es que en las futuras generaciones no muera ese deseo de lucha y de decir sí se puede, sí se puede con la popular afirmación sí se puede. de césar chávez decenas de residentes en sacramento conmemoran este sábado el legado de quien es considerado 1 de los activistas por los derechos laborales más importantes de

hoy estamos aquí para dar el homenaje al trabajo que hizo cesar chavez en los tiempos pasados con losrelevante la lucha de cesar chavez en nuestra historia reciente que es considerado el padre de la primera organización sindical de agricultores, la asociación nacional de trabajadores del campo. hay mejor conocida como la unión de trabajadores del campo oeuf w, por sus siglas en inglés. todas las cosas que se ha hecho ha sido por una necesidad, buscando la justicia, no? por su parte, césar, quien se desempeña como artesano, explicó que ante las injusticias que muchas veces enfrentan hispanos en el campo laboral, él decidió ser su propio jefe y emprender su negocio. no importa si llueve, si hace sol y yo sigo trabajando. un emprendimiento es lo mejor, pero igual hay que sacrificar más de lo que 1 se espera con actividades recreativas, música en vivo, venta de comidas, es decir, todo un ambiente de celebración. para conmemorar el legado de césar chávez y seguir invitando a las generaciones futuras a decir sí, se puede. a veces los traen y los ponen en campos y y no los tratan bien en eso

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reabrimos la plaza de cesar chavez con mejoras muy necesarias gracias a una donación.n este video puede ver los nuevos bancos. hay paraguas, muebles de colores y otros nuevos elementos con los que ahora cuenta hasta para jugar ping pong. mire usted, los líderes de la ciudad dijeron que todo es parte de un esfuerzo para ayudar al centro a que prospere. con colores vivos? sí sí, sí. me gustó. intenso oiga. el condado san mateo en el condado san mateo. sabe que hay una de cada 2 personas que dice sentirse sola. es por eso que en enero se convirtieron en la primera municipalidad del país en declarar la soledad como una emergencia de salud pública. bueno, ahora el vicepresidente de la mesa de supervisores busca millones de dólares en fondos estatales para combatir esta situación y cita el aumento de suicidios en estados unidos. y es nathalie vera que nos amplía en el centro de actividades fair oaks en redwood city, el número es 20 y 5 adulto mayores en busca de una comunidad, aseguran que han vuelto a encontrar un propósito. me hace que tenga una motivación. teresa blanco p

a celebration of the life and legacy of labor activist cesar chavez. san mateo county community organizations held their third annual beyond the fields event in east palo alto. >> i'm here to talk about cesar chavez, the work that he did with dolores huerta and the united farm workers. also talking about farmworkers and the need uh- resources for farmworkers and what they're going through right now, what they be going through for several decades. make sure we continue to recognize that is not easy to work at the in the fields. >> the free event featured food, live entertainment, arts resources and speakers. sunday will be the official cesar chavez day holiday as well as easter sunday, which takes us to the weather and abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at the easter forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, and larry, you know what? the weather is going to improve by the time easter gets underway. so let's talk about what it looks like in the mountains right now. let it snow. look at this view. absolutely gorgeous. statewide snowpack 104% of aver

i was so honored when bobby kennedy jr and cesar chavez, his grandson, decided they not only wanted toport me, but they wanted to speak out and make clear that what we need today is what caesar's grandfather knew. had to be part of the problem is of change. that is, we need a doer. we need a fighter. and we need a champion. once again to get up every day in white house and make sure that the people of our country are the ones who are in charge, who are taking care of. this campaign has come down to two candidates, and i was as proud sitting there as you were watching. to know that whichever one of us emerge, we will make history. we will change americans future. about making history in a symbolic way. it is about changing lives for the better. it is about whether we can fix the problems, meet the challenges, seize the opportunities that await. i offer in this campaign a record of makingositive change, of standing up with those who are voiceless, power. la's hopeless year after year after year after year after year after year. because i know talk about change isng change is hard. and wh

a celebration of the life and legacy of labor activist cesar chavez. county community organizations held their third annual beyond the fields event in east palo alto. >> i'm here to talk about cesar chavez, the work that he did with dolores huerta and the united farm workers. also talking about farmworkers and the need uh- resources for farmworkers and what they're going through right now, what they be going through for several decades. make sure we continue to recognize that is not easy to work at the in the fields. >> the free event featured food, live entertainment, arts resources and speakers. sunday will be the official cesar chavez day holiday as well as easter sunday, which takes us to the weather and abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at the easter forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, and larry, you know what? the weather is going to improve by the time easter gets underway. so let's talk about what it looks like in the mountains right now. let it snow. look at this view. absolutely gorgeous. statewide snowpack 104% of average. the s

hundreds of people gathered for the 22nd annual cesar chavez march yesterday. honors the work that chavez did for the farm working community group also talks about the issues today. this year, organizers of the march called for a ceasefire in gaza. they say they want to educate the younger generation to empower their communities, says i want young people to know about our chicano history and learn about cesar chavez and dolores huerta, or learn about the labor movement and the leaders that we have in our community. >> be proud and remember who we are, where we come from. >> cesar chavez was born on march the 31st. he was an advocate for the migrant laborers and is known as an american labor rights hero. jolene. jolene jolene. >> jolene. >> i know people in the newsroom that are excited about this. beyonce's new album is a big hit on streaming services. cowboy carter released on friday, but is already spotify's most streamed album of 2024. cowboy carter also has the biggest debut to date, earning more than first day streams on amazon music. >> well, their message

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in solidarity and in the spirit of cesar chavez, whose birthday is tomorrow?s a celebration the ideals that day that he fought as some of social justice rights honoring the the annual gathering now in its 22nd year pays homage to the late labor leader and civil rights activists connecting his work to today's activism, getting inspiration from gandhi and martin luther king. and they all have you know, non violent actions is the way that we believe in confronting the issues that are part of our among those contingency of marchers rallying for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the gathering began at southside park across the street from our lady of guadalupe church, where chavez finished his historic march in 1966 will always on and you know is behind this morning and in sacramento, why he did the just mission was a glove we should not discount some of the successes that we have >> there's still a long way to go. and so that's why we continue to to march. we have to hope have a baby we hope has to new in where we niche attic. >> all the excitement over professional women'

check out the revitalized cesar chavez play plaza. you can see the new benches, colorful umbrellas, furniture, new flowerbeds. a lot of were there. leaders say it is part of an effort to help downtown drive. >> if we have a healthy ecosystem, if we have well maintained parks, thriving small businesses, cultural events and venues, we all win. >> reporter: the mayor says this comes just in time for them is leading a i conference to hit the city. at about 320,000 people are expected to attend the nvidia conference on sunday. gia vang is working on the 5:00 news for us. >> we will let happening including a follow-up to a school closure in the south bay. we told you about this last night. the lone rock school board which was too close to middle school and that did that happen. the board voted against the move and voted to end the contract of the district superintendent. david trujillo broke the news this morning on twitter. he will have more details on what happens next. >>> for almost 4 decades, el camino health has relied on a team of de

>>> march 31 is the day we honor cesar chavez and the work he did to unite farmworkers. little do people know the man who stood by his side was a filipino american. >> yeah, his name was larry, and it is a little known story about to get amplified with their own theater stage production that first started as a children's book. i had a chance to go behind the scenes during the rehearsal as the cast, crew, creator of this musical. but the finishing touches on what they call an american journey. >> reporter: you can feel the tension coming from them as they watch the cast and crew. tweak and fine tune her creation. bringing it to life on stage. >> so this is kind of like the real stressful time because we're crunched up with time. >> reporter: it is a journey that began five years ago when gayle, along with her friend wrote a children's book. telling the story of immigrants who arrived in america >> he wasn't sure if he would ever become a lawyer, but he could still help people get justice. >> reporter: and the larry she is talking about is this man who organized the filipi

the event focuses on chicano movement cesar chavez would have been 97. on his birthday. >>> trending this morning, one of the country's most famous couples inspiring this weekend's meet-up for people looking for love in san francisco. the society of single professionals is hosting what it is billing as america's first singles swifties party. it's taking place tonight at madare in san francisco. the party featuring music from taylor swift, to you likely know by now dating kansas city chiefs super bowl champion travis kelce. single people are inspired by their relationship. >> they are really showing up for one another. traveling across the country. going to her concert. she has practically been to every one of his games. public acts of affection. really seen as singles and they're inspired by them right now. >> so, if want to attend america's first single swifties party, it's tonight at 7:00. tickets are about $10. buy them online through the nightclub's website. attendees encouraged to dress up like kelce and swift as part of a costume contest. >>> also

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. >>> march 31st is the day that we honor cesar chavez and the work he did to unite farmworkers, buteople know, the man who stood by his side was a filipino-american. his story represents something you probably did not learn in history class. somebody worked very hard to amplify his story, first as a children's book and now on a bay area stage. here is ryan yamamoto. >> reporter: you can feel the tension coming from gail as she watches the cast and crew fine-tune her creation. bringing it to life on stage. >> this is the really stressful time because we are so crunched of time. >> reporter: it is a journey that began five years ago, when gail along with her friend wrote a children's book. telling the story of philippine immigrants who arrived in america only to find themselves working in the central valley fields as laborers. >> larry wasn't sure if he would ever become a lawyer but he could still help people get justice. >> reporter: and the larry she is talking about, organized the filipino farmworkers starting the 1955 grape strike and joining forces with cesar chavez, co-finding

marÍa: otro de los puntos para colocar las cÁmarases cÉsar chÁvez entre fuerza y harrison. >> me tocabaidad establecido para una zona serÁn desde $50 para quien vaya a 11 millas por horapor arriba del lÍmite, hasta 200 para quien vaya a 26 milla por arriba. reportando de san francisco marÍa antonieta mejÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. dayana: en otros temas, los organizÓ eres de la campaÑa que busca destituir a la fiscal de distrito del condado de alameda pamela, dijeron que esperara contractilidad el conteo manual de firmas, despuÉs de que el registro de votantes informara que el muestreo aleatorio para verificar las firmas no era suficientepor lo que debÍa hacer un conteo manual, se necesitan confirmar 73,000 se necesitan confirmar 73,135 firmas vÁlidas para incluir el pedido de destituciÓnen la boleta electoral. la polÉmica previsiÓn de los vendedores ambulantes de las misiones san francisco parece que estÁ dando resultadosesto segÚn el departamento de obras pÚblicas, aseguran que he notado un cambio drÁstico dicen ellos desde que se implementÓ la medida finales de noviembre tamara nos di

. >>> march 31st is the day that we are honoring cesar chavez, but little do people know, the man whorepresents something you probably did not learn in history class. somebody worked to amplify his story first as a children's book and now on a bay area stage. here is ryan yamamoto. >> reporter: you can feel the tension coming from gail as she watches the cast and crew to week and fine-tune her creation. bringing it to life on stage. >> this is the really stressful time because we are so crunched of time. >> it is a journey that began five years ago. when gail along with her friend, wrote a children's book. telling the story of filipino immigrants who arrived in america only to find themselves working in the central valley fields as laborers. >> larry wasn't sure if he would ever become a lawyer but he could still help people get justice. >> reporter: larry organized the filipino farmworkers starting the 1955 villano grape strike and joining forces with cesar chavez, cofounding the united farmworkers. >> i think this is a story for anybody who is an american, just like the boston tea p

there is like a half version of this also on the other side of cesar chavez from cesar chavez to mission, that piece in front of the hospital by cpmc, and it would be nice to see a continuum of that?. i see a strong case for that to encourage and continuum of treatment there. i understand why that particular design would be functional there. i did want to ask throughout the pandemic did we is have floating parklets because i do- >> [indiscernible] >> or a version of a parklet on the other side of a bike lane? >> there was a floating parklet at milk on valencia so we had them before just as we had them in other cities. >> my mistake. >> it is okay, because i recall during the pandemic that shared spaces were going up so i recall on valencia in particular thrfs one on the other side of the bike lane, so i do wonder if we have valuable feedback from the merchants we can also incorporate- >> wasn't there one on folsom street at trademark as well? there were a couple on folsom early pandemic. there were a few where we had parklets where there was a existing protected bikeway. >> all i'm sayin

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he was last seen around 830 yesterday morning in the area of 38th avenue, a few blocks from cesar chavez park. he was wearing a tan sweat suit. his family says he likes to travel around oakland and san leandro, including chinatown, the eastmont transit station and bayfair mall. please call oakland police if you've seen him. one year ago today, breach caused the devastating flooding of a farm worker community in monterey county, and the area continues to recover. the breach flooded more than 200 homes in pah'-ha-roe. our media partner, the bay area news group, reports that flood victims received more than $10 million in aid, with 5 million more still available in state funds. residents filed a lawsuit accusing the county of negligence in november, federal and local officials moved forward with a nearly $600 million levee fix. >> extreme weather is hitting tens of millions of americans as they wake up to warnings this morning on the east coast, strong winds are cranking up as a powerful storm is moving out. the weather is also disrupting spring break travel plans. hundreds of flights are d

tomorrow is the official cesar chavez day holiday in the south bay.erage of $180 per person on easter related things this year. most of it will, of course, be candy and food, from easter eggs to that easter day brunch. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez shows us how one community is getting ready. >> restaurants are looking forward to the easter brunch crowd this weekend. >> usually, we can always expect like double the amount of people coming in. for me, what i enjoy is it's more all the families are coming together, manager benjamin palestro, at the table in san jose, says groups of friends and family come in waves from church. everyone is hungry at that point and we just get flooded all at one time. >> this will be another easter where egg prices are still high, plastro says at the table they go through 500 to 1000 eggs easily a week. their chef will source from farms located all over northern california. >> you'll go all the way up to elk grove, he does it for our other restaurants as well, like shepherds and symmes in los gatos. they're anot

she credits her friendship and mentorship from the late cesar chavez for giving her the tools to fightfor others. >> he prepared like no one i know. every time we had an anniversary, he was here and early in the morning he would call me and find out who's on stage, who's in the audience. >> reporter: today cet had 11 satellite centers across the country with training in medical careers, child care and the trades. the programs have transformed lives including those of farmworkers looking for a path out of the fields and into better careers. >> helping farmworkers and other underprivileged people to gain skills is something we strive every day to me. >> now after 55 years at cet, hermelinda sapien is handing over the reins. >> it is time for someone else to come in and bring in new ideas, innovative ways of improving cet and really creating a new vision. >> but the champion of silicon valley latina leaders said she will not go far. she will still be around fighting for others and the causes she describes as much bigger than herself. damon trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> jeff ranieri join

transgender day of visibility day and easter according to the white house and another proclamation cesar chavezagers a granddaughter up that late labor leader. arthel: any word from the white house and the former president selling bibles? >> not immediately. there was a backlash on "fox news sunday" from that as well. arthel: all right jonathan -- lucas. [laughter] thank you. jonathan, over to you not. [laughter] jonathan: i am jonathan he is lucas. new reporting from hill claims democrats on president biden's reelection campaign are not surprisingly calling for more united front against robert f kennedy jr. the independent candidate last week announced his running mate. lawyer and wealthy investor. let's bring in more glaspie blues stack strategies founder former advisor to speaker jon weiner and former republican congressman adam kinsinger. great to see if it would seem democrats are right to be worried you can put up fox news pulled year which shows the five way race you got joe biden at 38%. donald trump up 43%. robert kennedy junior at 12%. 12% in any election nevermind a tight would like

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he was last seen a few blocks from cesar chavez park. >> number three. the white house is set to release president biden's proposed 2025 budget this morning. it includes tax hikes on billionaires and corporations and a plan to shore up medicare and social security. >> and number four, we're in and out of the cloud cover today. brighter skies around lunchtime before showers return this evening. it is a level one for light rain later on tonight. today you'll get those temperatures on the cooler side. upper 50s to the mid 60s. don't forget, because of the time change or sunset. now after 7 p.m. number five, here's a look at your drive times. >> this morning. westbound 580 still slow and the usual spots. tracy livermore, the south bay and the peninsula. pretty quiet this morning. >> number six hollywood partied into the early morning hours after a big night at the oscars open for the big winner at the show. >> number seven. the fun continues today with kelly and marks. after oscars special there live from hollywood, right here on abc seven. that starts at 9

this is the city of berkeley's annual spring egg hunt extravaganza, and cesar chavez park organizer steph chu feared the big family event might be a washout. >> we were running rain or shine, but we got really lucky with this weather. it the sun came out for us, brigitte mendez brought her two kids, julian and olivia. >> i love the weather. was uh- cleared up and hopefully it stays like this for the rest of the weekend because we would like to do more fun events. >> elena ball's daughter and friends are all in. there's even a game plan. >> the strategy is to go deep and then work your way back. >> kids in pleasant hill making a mad dash for colorful eggs saturday at pleasant hill park. the grass was pretty wet. clearly nobody seemed to mind. now across the bay, organizers were not risking the weather. they decided to move festivities indoors. we're using the church as the easter egg grounds, and we got eggs and candy secretly hidden everywhere, and the kids are having a ball they're just running through. and glide church in san francisco helped out at the last minute and opened its doors

the event takes over plaza de cesar chavez park in downtown san jose. >> fun stuff. well, after the break, we've got a few sports headlines to talk about here, including the pac 12 coach and player of the [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions about money... there's erica. the virtual financial assistant to help you spend, save, and plan smarter. only from bank of america. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. relief is possible. talk to a doctor about nurtec odt. news coming out of stanford women's basketball. tara vanderv

yep. courageous bobby says hunger striker, cesar chavez. yep. uh there was a quaker who so emulated during vietnam. we love certain people who sacrifice hunger sights and the like. do you know that after this happened, that various baby media reports referred to genocide in quotes that this man referred you quote, genocide, and one particular national outlet said at the end of this, if you're a family member or having ideations of suicide or basically if you're crazy like this guy seek help and here's a number to call you. this is, this is the way this story was skewed. and again, not, not loading a suicide, but did they do they not know that this was in some guy who, who misunderstood a football game or somebody that this is going with this. this is part and parcel going back to your question, how could there be a ceasefire? well, there's only one well firing. i don't understand. i still don't under i, i this, this terminology that we use. i'm a lawyer and i'm trying to always find the, the definition. so i'm, i'm at a loss across the board. i'

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. >> this is the city of berkeley's annual spring egg hunt extravaganza, and cesar chavez park organizer steph chu feared the big family event might be a washout. >> we were running rain or shine, but we got really lucky with this weather. it the sun came out for us, brigitte mendez brought her two kids, julian and olivia. >> i love the weather. >> was, cleared up and hopefully it stays like this for the rest of the weekend because we would like to do more fun events. >> elena ball's daughter and friends are all in. there's even a game plan. >> the strategy is to go deep and then work your way back. >> kids in pleasant hill making a mad dash for colorful eggs saturday at pleasant hill park. the grass was pretty wet. clearly nobody seemed to mind. now, across the bay, organizers were not risking the weather. they decided to move festivities indoors. >> we're using the church as the easter egg grounds, and we got eggs and candy secretly hidden everywhere. and the kids are having a ball they're just running through. >> and glide church in san francisco helped out at the last minute and open

. >> it started at cesar chavez park in berkeley.people from all over the bay area gathered here, sharing a common goal. >> it's a day where people of faith are coming together from d backgrounds fire in gaza together. and we're part of a global movement in over 170 cities and 19 countries. >> organizers spent the first half hourc thoughts to people who've lost their lives in israel and hamas. >> i just returned from palestine, spent nearly ten days there, and listened to stories from folks who are impacted by what's happening in gaza, is see coming to the west bank, and my, my role here is to not only of t to continue to show the stories of the stories that we people t2 miles from berkeley to alameda, the same distance from gaza to the rafah refugee camp. the group is made up of people from all different faiths, members of churches, mosques and synagogues. >> we've been watching violence unfold, just seeing images, horrifying things. i'm a mother of two children and young children and seeing what's happening. i just wanted to do som

we saw them kick off at cesar chavez park in berkeley. right there on the water here. number of different cities around the world. in berkeley, it started with a 30 minute prayer. people there say the 22 miles is a representationúof the distance between gaza and the one man says he plans to walkt- all 22 miles, hoping to make his voice heard. >> i just returned from palestine, spent nearly ten days there andúlistened to stories from folks who were impacted by what's happening in gaza, as well as what is seems to be coming to the west bank, and my role here is to not only lift up the demands of the walk, but tof the stories that we heard, their representation of the distance between. >> it's a relatively timely event in california, just annous support for a ceasefire backing the biden administration. oneúof the first stops for the group will be to set to kick off in aboutú30 minutes. they plan toúend the march at the islamic alameda by 7:00. tonight. we're live this morning in alameda. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news and new this morning. >> synagogues, mosques and

mayra cruza la intersección de la folsom con avenida césar chávez diariamente, llevando a su hija enpoco peligroso, más cuando anda con niños. 1 por eso, explica, le alegra enterarse de que esta es una de las 33 esquinas en las que la ciudad estará instalando cámaras que detectan el exceso de velocidad. este es un mapa publicado por el departamento de transporte de san francisco que muestra con un punto rojo las ubicaciones que tendrán estos dispositivos, aunque estarán a lo largo de toda la ciudad. la concentración más grande se ve más cerca al centro de san francisco, como en soma y en el distrito, la misión data for crush data they also looked at. estos lugares se eligieron revisando cuáles eran los corredores con más historia de accidentes y exceso de velocidad, explica la presidenta de la organización. caminando san francisco. las cámaras proporcionan serán ubicadas cerca de los semáforos y cuando detecten a un carro a exceso de velocidad, tomarán una foto de sus placas para de forma automática enviar multas a los conductores. las penalidades serán civiles, así que no quedarán e

cargó el ataúd del líder campesino césar chávez.a londoño noticias telemundo. y ahora hablemos de asuntos internacionales. hoy se presentaron en una corte de rusia los 4 sospechosos de haber perpetrado el ataque terrorista más violento en moscú de la última década, con huellas de golpes y 1 está en silla de ruedas. ingresaron los hombres con nacionalidad de tayikistán, acusados del atentado que el viernes dejó al menos 139 muertos y más de 100 heridos en una sala de conciertos. los hombres podrían enfrentar cadena perpetua. el rey carlos 3 de inglaterra está frustrado por el largo tiempo de recuperación que le está llevando su tratamiento contra el cáncer que inició el mes pasado. así lo indicó su sobrino, quien agregó que kate y william están muy agradecidos por el apoyo tras la revelación del diagnóstico de la princesa, quien está recibiendo, según dijo, quimioterapia preventiva y entre los que se han volcado a expresar apoyo a la princesa de gales está la duquesa de york, sarah ferguson, quien dijo se siente con gran admiración p

buenas tardes le saluda claudia de la fuente y cesar chavez. muchas gracias por su sintonía.ha estado siguiendo de cerca el posible cierre de varios cursos de una escuela, esto es hacia el este de san josé, donde la gran parte de los estudiantes pertenecen a la comunidad latina. los padres de esa escuela nos han compartido telemundo 48. esas preocupaciones que tienen yomara lópez se encuentra ahí en el distrito escolar de donde esta noche se llevará a cabo una votación en contra o a favor de esta medida. cuéntanos. adelante y va a ser una votación muy importante para los padres y estudiantes de la escuela intermedia aptitud al este de san josé. y los padres dicen que el distrito no debe de eliminar los cursos. sexto. séptimo y octavo porque dicen que esto le afectaría sus hijos no solamente emocionalmente, sino también por las escuelas que tienen como opciones aseguran, no son favorables para ellos. ahora vamos a ver estas imágenes porque ocurrió esta mañana a las afueras de la escuela aptos y usted está escuchando allí a los estudiantes, a los padres de familia, pidiendo al

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está en el 3215 de la calle césar chávez y será a las 18:00 de la tarde.o de napa. también se encargaron de las líneas eléctricas caídas y las autoridades de caltrans anunciaron que postergarán la reapertura de la ruta estatal 9, por lo que se espera que el cierre continúe durante los próximos 2 días. esto debido al deslizamiento de tierra que ocurrió entre sandborn y redwood gulch, cerca de la ciudad de saratoga, que bloqueó. como ve usted esa carretera? los equipos de caltrans lo graron ya limpiar parte de los escombros, pero dice que postergaron la reapertura debido a las lluvias pronosticadas para esta noche 18:00 de la tarde con 17 minutos. ahora vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera para que nos hable sobre las condiciones del tiempo. gracias chicos y vamos a comenzar con las condiciones actuales en la ciudad de oakland . temperatura en 59 grados en el termómetro en este momento san rafael con 60 santa rosa. debo decir, en los 62 grados y la zona de walnut creek con 60 y 55, así que todavía nos encontramos con esas temperaturas en los medianos 50 y altos

. >> this is the city of berkeley's annual spring egg hunt extravaganza, and cesar chavez park organizer steph chu feared the big family event might be a washout. >> we were running rain or shine, but we got really lucky with this weather. the sun came out for us. >> brigitte mendez brought her two kids, julian and olivia. >> i love the weather. was uh- cleared up and hopefully it stays like this for the rest of the weekend because we would like to do more fun events. >> elena ball's daughter and friends are all in. there's even a game plan. >> the strategy is to go deep and then work your way back. >> kids in pleasant hill making a mad dash for colorful eggs saturday at pleasant hill park. the grass was pretty wet. clearly, nobody seemed to mind. now across the bay, organizers were not risking the weather. they decided to move festivities indoors. we're using the church as the easter egg grounds, and we got eggs and candy secretly hidden everywhere. >> and the kids are having a ball they're just running through and fly. >> church in san francisco helped out at the last minute and opened

habló con la gente de la zona y nos informa mayra cruz a la intercesión de la folsom con avenida césar chávez cuando anda con niños 1. por eso explica, le alegra enterarse de que esta es una de las 33 esquinas en las que la ciudad estará instalando cámaras que detectan el exceso de velocidad. este es un mapa publicado por el departamento de transporte de san francisco que muestra con un punto rojo las ubicaciones que tendrán estos dispositivos, aunque estarán a lo largo de toda la ciudad. la concentración más grande se ve más cerca al centro de san francisco, como en soma y en el distrito. la misión historical data for crush data they also looked at. estos lugares se eligieron revisando cuáles eran los corredores con más historia de accidentes y exceso de velocidad, explica la presidenta de la organización caminando san francisco. las cámaras proporcionadas serán ubicadas cerca de los semáforos y cuando detecten a un carro a exceso de velocidad, tomarán una foto de sus placas para, de forma automática enviar multas a los conductores. las penalidades serán civiles, así que no quedarán en el hi

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. [♪♪♪] >> we are providing breakfast, lunch, and supper for the kids. >> say hi. hi. what's your favorite? the carrots. >> the pizza? >> i'm not going to eat the pizza. >> you like the pizza? >> they will eat anything. >> yeah, well, oka