caesar chavez and all of them together. you want to find right now, the so-called father of all latinos it would be him. he's been fighting for latino rights all of his life even today. >> you hoe him? >> yes personally. he's been a mentor to me and to many, many latinos in this country. because of them, we remember that we latinos are part of this country, but at the same time we can maintain certain element office our latino culture. >> and the final name is henry seesnar seesnaros. >> not only i work with him but i'm completely convinced the first hispanic president has been born. there more latinos than african-americans and they already have their first president i think we should. having said that. he was the first person, we all thought was going to be the first hispanic president of the united states. and he has been fighting for hispanic rights and opening up possibilities. he's probably the first politician that opened up the possibility of having a hispanic president. >> mayor of san antonio and the mayor of hud.

s caesar chavez is. leyland avenue is next and though the next mayor will take the credit 19th avenue is next and that is long overview. this is what this represents. we told these ideas from all across the country. portland was doing some of this. but we don't like being second place to portland. so, eat your heart out, portland. we took a little bit from bloomberg in new york and that was the idea of payment to park land but we don't like to be second place, we are now doing more on that and we took the ideas from chicago. and i will say if there is any father or mother of these ideas it is mayor daley in chicago who is on these things years and years ago. i went out there when i first became mayor, got so jealous going down michigan avenue i said we have to do something so we stole their greening director and brought her out here and tasked here with putting these plans together and i want to specifically acknowledge astrid and her hard work and collaborative effort with all of you as well. i'm excite

with a free concert at plaza de caesar chavez downtown. >> the little engine sbin that could is the popular children's book classic. comes to life on stage. children's fairy land in oakland. contra costa civic theater celebrates 50 years, a reunion cast pty is saturday afternoon. carly ozard in bewitched bothered and bipolar at the razz room. >> mopt ri strawberry festival in watsonville. >> elvis on tour, tonight only, blu-ray of the kins performance will follow. >> looks like fun. >> from all of us, thank you for joining us. "who wts to be a millionaire" is next.

it is ok for the government to collect taxes, give to caesar what is caesar's. there is a purpose for taxes. it is called limited government. what you have to understand is, and look through your bible. there are not in the examples in scripture that talk about redistributing wealth by the federal government. i would not risk $100 if i did not do this for a long time. the ongoing example -- it is stealing. stealing.

---se va a presentar en las vegas el 15, 17 y 18 de septiembre en el caesar's palace. primera aparicion del superastro despues de los fuertes rumores que se desataron en abril de su supuesta cirugia plastica y hasta de su muerte.---estos boletos salen a la venta el sabado. ---recuerde esta noche tiene una cita a las once en el noticiero... le estare esperando.... ----a nombre del titular de este noticiero cesar bayona y todo nuestro equipo, gracias por acompaÑarnos. ---los dejo con el noticiero nacional y jose diaz balart., buenas tarde. tardes.

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what come to mind is a project i worked on at caesar chavez and gererroro. this house was delomolished. it was concrete and now it's a dumping ground. because in the absence of any plantings it as a freeway connecter came tire land and encampment and the cattate a rat and -- it built. so we pulled it down and planted it. getting resources in the neighborhood. there was a little old lady across the street that lived there forever. when she sees anybody out there doing something she yells at them. we passed the plate around and got a hose and sprayer. she waters and when she's on vacation she talks to her neighbors on either side. it's not rocket science. i encourage to you walk around your neighborhood and look at where there is too much concrete. there are a lot of ridiculous concrete things that are crying out for something. you know planters or garden spaces. those are the things that make neighborhoods liveable and the process of doing something with them also what makes neighborhoods liveable. go ahead. >> well, i would, the question is, where do you sta

. >> pete escovedo sound sensation with a free concert at plaza de caesar chavez downtown. >> the littlee sbin that could is the popular children's book classic. comes to life on stage. children's fairy land in oakland. contra costa civic theater celebrates 50 years, a reunion cast party is saturday afternoon. carly ozard in bewitched bothered and bipolar at the razz room. >> mopt ri strawberry festival in watsonville. >> elvis on tour, tonight only, blu-ray of the king's performance will follow. >> looks like fun. >> from all of us, thank you for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. have a great day. giants take on marlins. see you later.

general manager is here for a significant part of the process and more significant part when we get to caesar chavez. we had a support from the better streets, league of conservation voters, state department of transportation, cal tran and many others and the merchants around here were wonderful to work with. i also want to acknowledge i mentioned our director of cultural affairs is here and we have a lot of art here. the artists on this project and i pt want to acknowledge michae with that project. modestly hiding behind his art. i want to finally bring up one of our partners in this process and it was not just a partner in name but a partner sitting at the table, not just as we designed but as we did the construction to make sure safe passage for what is one of the fastest growing modes of transportation in san francisco. i would like to bring up the acting executive director of bicycle coalition. renee rivera. >> thank you, ed. it is a wonderful day to be here at the san francisco bicycle coalition we are so excited about these wonderful changes to valencia street. we have been around san

meanwhile the caesar delegation shadow to visit russia next month the stopped over in australia to evaluate their bid to host the world cup in twenty twenty two coming straight from south korea chile and football federation president harold may nichols and his assistants were welcomed at sydney's opera house by the head of australian football frank lowy and other officials while an aboriginal group performed a traditional smoking ceremony will feature a delegation will be down on the death of three days before moving on to other countries finally won the world cup now twenty eighteen or four years later after russia invent the usa as well as joint dates from belgium in the netherlands and spain portugal are in the running for president want to stray or has opted to focus only on twenty twenty two. we just need to be made to show the whole we are what we are it's not a. competition between the other countries it isn't our way but i think what we have to offer is unique and very needed to point those things out when. i think we realize we have a good team here. i believe and i live to be impr

we worked on greening on san jose we have 9 blocks done south of caesar chavez and we are working to go north. the community challenge program has been retool indeed 2005 to encourage neighborhood involvement. that's me. >> this is david wincelow. >> i'man architect and urban planner and currently take into practice one. focuses of my research over the last 20 years is alleys. and i will talk about that as we get started. >> i'm director of kid serve an art program where we guide community and young people through the process of creating permanent permanent mosake art and transform a wall in the neighborhood. >> the panelists what were invieded here because they have received community challenge grants but they also have public processes in terms of for one thing, creating something oust nothing where nothing was possible previously but figuring out who the stake holders are in their community and involving them on going. hopefully with a view being able to channel that involvement into other issues. because that typically is the thing that sustained neighborhoods if you grow from a

cbs5 has acquired the exclusive rights to pro am basketball at caesar pavilion and a blanket of ownersurity says let those bows behind delicious could you go. they pride themselves to beat oakland 75-76. >>> i thought i heard you say you would never break the flame. a bourdeau con from due did not, he took the lead away from check, was upset, that starts the top 5. >> my stomach gets full of anger and i'll be, i want to take mighty venge, you know. >> thank you thank you thank you the thank you. >> they should allow them to fight. tampa wins the game. here is one we have seen too often, dustin anybody fehr, would you get up on his own power, after being hit by them. another baseball player escaped serious injured. he holds on to make a line drive out. bradley with his road, dana with the call. >> oh come on, he is so out. >> he is out, what a beautiful call, on the former giant no more than 60, but a brilliant way, we're in mid-season so i don't know who -- >> i draw a pretty good record, omar vizquel continues going this weekend? >> we'll think about them for next weekend jazzfest. ,,

one is in matthew where jesus says render unto caesar the things better caesars and to render unto god the things that are -- the things that are cesar's and render unto god the god's. that are b we each have a special obligation to those who are closest to us by family and blood. their needs and welfare must be our top priority. what he says here about a local civic community can also be said about the community on a larger scale. we as americans have a moral obligation to be concerned with the welfare and quality of life in the united states and in other countries, just as the residents of those countries should be more concerned with what goes on in their countries. each of us has ties to various particular communities and we must all the knowledge the legitimacy of those ties and the special obligation we have to direct our immediate attention to the welfare of those communities that we call our own. political leaders have a special obligation to account for the well-being of the political communities that are interested to our care. just to point out a couple of other things. my c

mayor newsom says the city will redesign caesar chavez street and 19th avenue next. >>> from san francisco let's head to mountain view where jeff ranieri is at rehearseal of a japanese festival. have you learned to play the drums yet? >> reporter: i tried, but it's a highly skilled thing. right now as you mentioned, we're out here in full rehearsal mode for this truly unique event happening in the bay area this weekend. it is the o bone festival, part japanese tradition and part buddhist tradition as well. as we're panning over, what you're looking at is the bone adore dancing that's happening. it's all a cultural mix of many things happening here throughout the bay area. again, a lot of people coming out to this event in mountain view this weekend, and one of our own actually coming out today. mike, thank you so much for setting this up. you're our traffic man in the morning. and by night you are our o bone man here. tell us a little bit about what's happening this weekend. >> this weekend we're having our festival based on the buddhist tradition where we take time to express with gratitu

we operate the solar powered kite trug here at caesar chavis park year round. it is fun.es me feel good. i'm lucky to be able to do something i love. the octopus kite is 300 feet long. that's not just the largest octopus kite. it is the largest octopus in the universe. >> you get thousands of people out here. you're doing something different this year. >> we're really excited. we have been blessed with success here. a lot of people, 15,000 to 25,000 people. we have free shuttle service. park in the lot for free or ride b.a.r.t. there and hop on our free shuttle bus. you shouldn't have to wait. should be awesome. same shuttles in emeryville. makes it easy for everybody to get here. >> thanks for being up so bright and early. the 25th year running here at cesar chavez park. >> thank, bob. >> appreciate it. >>> 6:51 now. major league meeting over the minds of who is moving to the south bay. could it be the a's? a live report on the big week ahead for the bay area franchise. >>> and results from our poll. wens have been vote on which kiu l 'lis r.cuha wehe'lhave the results f

and that sword would be given not to a caesar, not to a king, not to a duke, but to the people, we the people. so a method of government was set up such that the people, as the government would hire servants to come in and do what they hired them to do. and if they didn't do what they were hired to do and said they would do, were told to do, well, then, they could be fired and replaced by other servants, public servants, to do what the government, the people, we the people, said must be done. so when citizens of this country, these united states, are called for jury duty and they refuse to serve and they try to do so on the basis of saying, well, i'm a christian, then they have rejected romans, they rejected teaching in both and new testament. they have rejected the sword, the power that was ordained and put in their hand saying i'm not going to do my job, i reject the power that god has placed at my disposal to protect my country. and when people don't go out and vote, same thing. they are rejecting the power that was put in their hand to govern this country. and when they don't suppo

turns out there was a crash westbound highway 4 near summersville and caesar reaching under 10 miless your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. well, we look out toward the bay bridge and we got sunshine on the bottom and clouds on the top. we need to flip that. we need sunshine on the top. don't worry, once we start to warm up we'll start to see those clouds evaporate a bit and leading to us some sunshine in the bay. well inland, up to 100 degrees today. mid-70s around the bay and the lower 60s for the coast. [ female announcer ] mission presents well-rounded family meals for $10. all it takes is a few ingredients and delicious mission flour tortillas. for budget-friendly recipes go to missionmenus.com. mission. tasty tortillas. fresh ideas. >>> we've got a this weekend. not quite weekend yet. wishful thinking. >> it's almost weekend. we're an hour away in our world. >> one of the big events in new york this weekend is the triathlon. we've got a lot of tri-athletes here. they are all pumped up. >> we will have the weather for them in a little while. >

that extra weekend will create more revenue than usual and opportunities for tourists to come and caesar toga's wonderful historic track -- saratoga's wonderful -- and see saratoga's historic track and wonderful downtown. in acknowledging the important place that it has in racing history and our economy and to join in my community and my colleagues here in congratulating saratoga on opening its doors this friday nor another great season -- for another great season. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from utah voiced. mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. again, mr. speaker, i voice my opposition. the idea and the notion that quhile there have been silly bills passed and offered by the minority is certainly not an argument to continue the status quo. i think the frustration of the american people is we're not dealing with the serious business, we're not offering a budget resolution. we're not debating appropriations bills. we're down here talking about race tracks. that's the frustration. we got people at home right now watchin