. >> julio caesar chavez also inducted today in new york. >> thank you kim, appreciate that. >>> she is being called a medical miracle. she is only 8 years old. doctors gave this northern california girl a 5% chance of survival. what happened 2 months ago that made her very, very sick, even paralyzed. and the incredible recovery of a girl aptly named named precious. that's coming up tonight at 10:30. you can find your latest news

representing the 150 workers in the program, but also representing all day laborers that stand out on caesar chavez looking for work. >> [speaking spanish] gracias. [applause] >> i come here to petition you today. we're talking about kids and education and children and youth activities. also think about the parents of those youth to make sure they also have services provided for them. thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you. >> i am bob weisblat. i represent myself. i have a question about process. i have been listening to all of these people with a need for lots of services for the social safety net. this city is spending $50 million on bicycle paths. there is $30 million for changing cesar chavez. i am wondering if the money comes from a place where we can move that to a later date and spend the money so that older people can get meals. kids can stay off the streets. maybe when things get better economically, we can change the way cesar chavez works. [applause] supervisor campos: i do not know if anyone wants to respond to that. >> the project the speaker was referring to is the streets

we have 11 buildings, most of which are two and three-family homes on caesar chavez, guerrero and 27th street immediately adjacent to the proposed st. luke's site. cpmc's plan to move the hospital the lengths of a city block from the corner where it has reasonable buffer from the residential neighborhood right next to existing homes is an unprecedented industrial encroachment on an existing residential neighborhood. there's nothing like it in the city or even anywhere in california that we can find. the plan is in conflict with the existing character and zoning of the block and proposes to place a massive building with an ambulance entrance and 24-hour loading dock immediately add jate sent to homes. over the last three years the members of the lost block have participated in every public forum we were aware of. we've met with supervisors and submitted written comments. we're not paid to be here. we're here as concerned neighbors deeply affected by the cpmc project. we know nothing about health care or the complex negotiations that go on between cities, labor and corporations, but for

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procession . 101 southbound route out of the san francisco and we had an early accident there in caesar chavezw traffic. that is the alternate. 280, will be shut for the remainder of the procession . as we mentioned earlier. muni all over san francisco experiencing delays and service stopped. various line from church and fulton and noriega lines and balboa. we'll monitor that for you. >>> and we have been on the air since noon today and our afternoon programming was preempted and so all my children can be seen tomorrow morning at 2:05 a.m. . one life to live 3:y upon general hospital at four . set your records so you don't miss anything. >> we have other news to tell you about . still to come at 4:00. we'll tell you about the fight last night that took place and that is coming up. first i want an update on the weather. >> look for clouds on the coastline this evening. breezy temperatures in the 50s and as we head in the morning hours. mostly cloudy skis and upper 40s to mid-50s. by the afternoon, we are looking at a partly cloudy day and cooler, upper 50s and to mid-70s. a strong sea breeze ex

we'll see slowing around caesar chavez park. music in the park that starts about noon with closures in the area. keep that in mind through the summer. we had a disabled vehicle northbound 101 around the san antonio exit that has cleared but you might see folks doing paperwork. not a big deal past the dumbarton bridge. the san mateo bridge, see how things are shaping up. some haze and you can't make out the peninsula side. watching the bridges like the bay bridge, low clouds around there and the metering lights are on and the backup past the 88 -- vercrossing. >> a lot of the commuters know a thing or two about pot holes. a clearer picture on where the best and worst streets are. the transportation commission released its pot hole report. it says brentwood topped the list of 109 communities in the bay area with the best roads. rio vista had the worst. san jose and san francisco at 75th and 77th position. but oakland close to the bottom at 98. the report says overall the conditions of streets and roadways are the same as they were

protestors march from city had a towel plaza caesar chavez dressed as zombie. they are the working dead. rally was a message to mayor reid considering weakening collective bargaining in order to reduce the city budget deficit. >>> naacp is now protesting what it claims is a case of racial profiling by u.s. airways. san francisco chapter of the civil rights organization will hold a news conference tomorrow to address the case of 20-year-old mormon. he was arrested as we have reported after he did not immediately pull up his sag pants when asked by flight attendant. the president of the san francisco branch of the naacp says he was subjected be to double standard because he is african american. >>> tl more to bring you this evening. coming up next. terror scare on the west coast. investigators rae veal a plot that included machine guns and grenades at military recruiting center. >>> also dispute at fireworks stand turns explosive in a high pressure richlt you see the whole thing light up. >>> and expedition of bay area scientist turns up hundreds of creatures no

in the south bay kids flock to the fountain in san jose caesar chavez park to seek relief. in santa cruz it was a choice between the beach or the boardwalk. good evening. is tomorrow morning at 10:16 precisely the summer solstice arrives which means summer is officially here. hot weather came a day early. spencer is here now with how long we can expect this really almost extreme heat to last. >> it is rather extreme. probably going to get even hotter inland tomorrow. this afternoon the fog was well away from our coast line except to our south down near monterey. of course that is what allows big warm-up. high pressure today soared to 99 degrees at antioch and morgan hill 98 and livermore concord at fairfield mid 90's many other locations. 89 in oakland. 88 in san francisco. 71 half machine bay and with the temperatures rising we also had air declining tomorrow spare the air day with poor air quality east bay and moderate santa clara valley and pretty good most other parts of the valley. tomorrow hotter inland. close-up look at that and accu-weather 7 day forecast later. >>