this is similar to the work on cesar chavez street. this is a block that is transit rich. it is a short walk from bart. i can make it with my cane. it is a block from sixth street. the folsom street bus runs right by their. there are ways to get there without driving. the use now as a parking lot is not the best use for the city. i think the park will serve a lot more people. it will serve the kids in the neighborhood. that is our future. the parking lot is our past. >> i am a nurse. i have lived in the neighborhood for 35 years. as i was sitting here, i wondered could we call it -- i didn't know if there would be conflict. i thought everything -- i did not think everybody would be for

[applause] i also want to take this moment and say happy cesar chavez' birthday. yesterday was his birthday. yes, thank you. [applause] nowruz is about renewal. we all know that. we iranians take nowruz as a new day, so it is a time that we cleanse ourselves physically and spiritually. just before the nowruz arrives, we clean our environment, we clean houses, we wear new clothes, top to bottom, and when nowruz arias, the first 12 days, we cleanse ourselves spiritually. we let go of resentment, of the ugliness of hate, and we come together by visiting each other. then, on the 13th day, we finished it up by going outside, spending the time to gather in the open spaces and connecting with nature. so thank you very much, everybody, for coming here to celebrate this renewal with us and expanding and extending our family of immigrants and non- immigrants. thank you very much. [applause] i like to introduce the host of the event, a wonderful man, whom i have known for the past 20 years, who i proudly call a friend, who loves the city, who knows the city, and every part o

su tÍtulo frente a alfonso gÓmez en canelo Álvarez quiere pelear contra nuestro paisano, julio cÉsar chÁvezomo 2400 jÓvenes taiwaneses establecieron un nuevo rÉcord mundial al tocar juntos. todos menores de 18 aÑos, hicieron vibrar simultÁneamente las cuerdas de sus instrumentos en un estadio, en presencia de un delegado del libro guiiness. el rÉcord anterior habÍa sido alcanzado en 1925 en londres, por 4000 en listas. asÍ llegamos al final con las noticias mÁs importantes de este dÍa. muchas gracias por habernos ac ♪ responsabilidad de quienes las emiten y no representan necesariamente el pensamiento de la gerencia o directivos de la estaciÓn".

presidente de el sindicato de trabajadores agrÍcolas recuerda el dÍa de 1966 cuando su suegra cÉsar chÁveznto que dio pie a una victoria histÓrica. >> pues celebramos el primer contrato de la uniÓn cuando una compaÑÍa. >> este fin de semana culminÓ una nueva marcha que empezÓ hace 14 dÍas, campesinos combatiendo temperatura de mÁs de 100 yagras caminaron 200 millas hasta sacramento donde se llegaron a juntar 5.000 trabajadores para clamar por sus derechos. >> sus condiciones de trabajo siguen siendo con demasiada frecuencia deplorable. >> es difÍcil porque estamos en el sol, en el polvo. >> pero su protesta se convirtÓo en una inesperada celebraciÓn, a Última hora aprobÓ un proyecto de ley que en esencia les podrÍa facilitar el que puedan unirse bajo el escudo de un sindicato. >> el derecho de hacer campaÑas de organizaciÓn sin intimidaciÓn. >> para estos trabajadores a veces la lucha por sus derechos parece no tener fin. >> ahora tambiÉn batallan para que les paguen horas extras de trabajo. >> porque el trabajador de campo tiene el mismo derecho que los demÁs trabajadores en este paÍs. >>

creatividad en nuestra comunidad quí en los Ángeles, un gran ejemplo en esta fotografía, donde vemos a cesar chávezy afroamericanos, siempre ha sido negativo, y se ha llevado tiempo para cambiar la mentlidad. >> y qué mejor manera de conmemorar el mes de la herencia hispana, que conectar a las generación a la cultura de este país. ♪ >> juliana: uno de los más temidos accidentes por los padres de familia, es de que ninño se caiga de una ventana, y el doctor huerta nos cuenta en "cuidando su salud" que estos accidentes son más comunes de lo que usted cree. >> estimados televidentes, un reciente estudio del centro nacional de cerca accidentes y política de los estados unidos, estoy seguro que va adetrás se mucho interés para todos los padres de familia, según el informe, redactado después de estudiar cen emergencias en hospitales de estados unidos, se encontró que la caida de un niño a través de una ventana abierta, ocasiona 5 mil visitas a emergencias cada año, las lesiones son diversas, desde golpes simples hasta la heridas graves y la muerte. la mayoría de caidas fue de una ventana ubicada en el se

this is similar to the work on cesar chavez street. this is a block that is transit rich. it

particularly to help to fund the cesar chavez management improvement. you may have noticed that staff has recommended that. the director will have that on friday to make that decision. we expect to receive that decision before too long. a very good, large size grant from the agency. it tends to go to smaller, rural agencies with violations, so that is a good thing. next, we have our federal lobbyist legislative outlook. did you want to introduce the topic? our assistant general manager, julie ellis. >> good afternoon, commissioners. historically we have brought our federal lobbyists and state lobbyists to the commission to pretty much in role in basic for you all about focusing priorities on the behalf of the federal and state level. many of you have not had the opportunity to meet our federal lobbyists, they're owen. today would be a great chance to show what he can do at the national level with regards to priorities. as a kind of introductory meeting with him. i look forward to the opportunity. i have had a chance to work with him for the last two day

>> the commission will meet at cesar chavez elementary school or wednesday night, but tempered 28. this is concerning public protection issues in the mission district. >> commissioners, i know our agendas are pretty much pact. is there anything we should add to the agendas? great. hearing nothing from my fellow commissioners, very public comment regarding items 3 c, d, and e. >> commissioners, thank you again for letting me speak. i only have one quick comment. going back to the year 2000, on roe vs. wade that a lot of the reason, it is just a story that has been documented and kicked around. the reason why the crime has been going down is that the perpetual winters have not been born based on the abortion laws and their changes. >> we have to keep this limited. >> that is a bit of a stretch. >> is it going down? i know that the present chief is doing a hell of a job. is it doing -- going down because of more crime protectionists or is it going down because war criminals are not being born? maybe they're doing a great job and it does not have to be expanded because crime may be goi

either will of the conforming from my house on the corner or from cesar chavez. when we left to investigate the height of the building, we found we couldn't tell how high it was. the survey doesn't have enough details. right on the lot, the survey has a couple points very far apart. they have 20 feet of elevation loss. where is that cliff? we don't know, they don't know. they make it nice and convenient for elevations on this side, and i just took the projections from the other side and went across. this is 30 feet high? 40 feet high? 50 feet? nobody knows. here the details that we asked for on the parking arrangement. we don't have a manufacturer, and model number, no way to investigate. there is no indication on the web site land that this will work as designed. we are not experts on this stuff. but we are experts on the local conditions. local conditions are that the water drains down the curb right here. that's 1569 hampshire. the water goes to the curb, it keeps it in the street, and what happens when it gets there? we don't know. it we want to know. we are

this is similar to the work on cesar chavez street. this is a block that is transit rich. it is a short walk from bart. i can make it with my cane. it is a block from sixth street. the folsom street bus runs right by their. there are ways to get there without driving. the use now as a parking lot is not the best use for the city. i think the park will serve a lot more people. it will serve the kids in the neighborhood. that is our future. the parking lot is our past. >> i am a nurse. i have lived in the neighborhood for 35 years. as i was sitting here, i wondered could we call it -- i didn't know if there would be conflict. i thought everything -- i did not think everybody would be for the park. now i do not have to make my arguments. another our children and families in san francisco who have had to leave because of gentrification. the park will help. there a child care centers in the immediate neighborhood. parks are places people can support each other, get ideas for jobs. there is somebody giving out food on sundays. parks are community places. i am glad there will be

>> the commission will meet in the mission district at cesar chavez elementary school. to hear from the public and mission station gregory corrales. >> next week will be in the mission district and be hosted by capt. corrales. others were trying to get the community out there. this is what commissioner chan put together. it will be a special meeting. is there any public comment regarding these line items? >> good evening, commissioners. i have only two brief comments tonight. one is that i put forth before this commission over the last two years probably three to five recommendations. in order to help the commission do its job. not one of those recommendations have never been acted on in any manner whatsoever. one is for the community meetings to advertise them or to make them widely advertised in some shape or form by putting notices on muni bulletin boards and that sort of thing so the public is well informed that there is an actual meeting taking place, not just by listing it on your web site. it is appropriate in the community meetings are good. but i think the turn

this is similar to the work on cesar chavez street. this is a block that is transit rich. it is a short walk from bart. i can make it with my cane. it is a block from sixth street. the folsom street bus runs right by their. there are ways to get there without driving. the use now as a parking lot is not the best use for the city. i

>> the celebration and rally began at cesar chavez school and went along normal boulevard. it included church groups and organizations. marchers say they especially want to reach out to young people. >> if we show young people that we can change and that we are trying to change something that it will eventually happen and that everyone will affect change in the community. >> after today's march people gathered front of city hall to hear from elected officials and others about their efforts to fight crime and violence. >>> the families of those two uc berkeley graduates held in iran are awake word on what the two may be freed from prison. earlier this week the iranian court appeared to agree to release shane bauer and josh fattal on $1 million bail, but any news conference iran's foreign minister said the judiciary would make its decision in the near-future. bauer and fattal have been held in iran flue for more than two years and they say they accidentally strayed into iran while hiking in iraq. >>> delegates at the dopconvention in los angeles appear to have piricked their

friends of the driver tell cbs 5 she is a teacher down the street and at cesar chavez elementary school where the young victim was a student. >> she is a respectful teacher. she been in this facility for i don't know how long you know what i mean and that's why i came over here and embraced her tell her everything is going to be all right. >> reporter: this happened just hours after his friend was killed as he rode his motorcycle just around the corner at bay road and university avenue. he was struck by the driver of a gray suv who was being chased by police. >> right now, i'm shaking right now. >> reporter: with the first accident sending traffic on these side streets, neighbors were outraged asking to know, where were police to guide the kids as they crossed the street to get to school? >> that's what hurts. they can just say it was an accident, a little child... that got killed because of -- of -- because of the cops. >> reporter: they are hoping these tragedies will be the catalyst that launches some changes in their neighborhood. >> they need a stop sign right here or have a crossi

it is not a threat to ask people were cesar chavez elementary school is. i did some block cleaning in this area. i think we have to be the america that no one believes in that is not a partisan. san francisco is high on the mountain because it is the last place in america before you fall off into the ocean. so you see how significant we are? community united has been great for me, to have someone you talk -- to talk to when you're dealing with bullying and hate crimes when people think it is normal. don't ask, don't tell made history last tuesday. people will challenge who we are in this country. so i really want us to make san francisco hate-free. pass those hate crimes. make sure people do not worry. that is why people come here from america's cities in many countries. they come here as a refugee. i know this city will know how to work that. i am here to volunteer my service. thank you. and come out to city hall friday. we have a president obama town hall meeting from 5:00 to 9:00. the first one that is going across 15 states at city hall this friday, se

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both children struck at the bay road-gloria avenue intersection in the morning on their way to cesar chavez campus. >> the superintendent requested an analysis of crossing guard safety. and is looking at that report our cfo is looking at safety out in the field now. >> the district's chief business officer and tragic death has story leaders responding and there is one and a half million dollars and the mayor says the city is applying for more funding. >> if if we need to do more work on bay road we have money in the pocket right now. and can figure out how to do some that of the. if it takes cross guards we can coordinate that have course with the school district. >> there is another option being considered is pedestrian warning lights. the district encourages parents to use crosswalk in front of the school which does have added safety feature. and there are many saying two people have been hit this year. >> i think factors will help a lot. she should flashes. you can see flashes and know that this is time to slow down stop. >> the city council is taking up the safety issue on tuesday. and

king and cesar chavez. a month before his death, dr. telegram to cesar chavez in support of his efforts in the foreign worker movement and to expand his hand in fellowship year dr. king said, we are together with you in spirit and determination that our dreams for a better tomorrow will be realized. the work of these two great men laid the groundwork for what chc does to the young latinos realize their own american dreams. i'm very proud to be chair of this great organization, and the powerful work that it does day in and day out. chci has special meaning for me, as my father, was one of the founding members more than 30 years ago. 10 years before dr. king's death. now, my father witnessed many great struggles to achieve civil rights in this country. and had a great need for more latinos on capitol hill and in the public policy area. when i first took office in 1999, chci served by 50 fellows and interns to go along with its educational clean house. 10 years later, chci provides direct services to more than 1300 students annually. [appl

we just learned there is an accident southbound at cesar chavez that is blocking ailing. used to 80 or the 280 extension from sixth street to get out of san francisco and heads out. >> look at this shot from the golden gate bridge. salk did once again. we are dealing with a dense fog along the coast drifting to portions of san francisco. into the aft and in the big story is going to be the sunshine. inland spots warming into the 80s and 90s. the fall will be contained to most of the coast today. as we head into the afternoon a lot of sunshine in store for everyone. the sunshine will rebuild and to the overnight hours. it could be more widespread than it was last night. afternoon highs in the '90s. the east they will bring us '70s and '80s. san francisco today will stay in the low 70's and in the north bay the '80s. here is your 7 day around the bay. >> 7:34 a.m.. some of the families that had to flee their homes in texas are now going back into their neighborhoods. they are finding that there is nothing left. more than 1000 homes have burned down in the wild fires raging

. >> the victim is a second grader at nearby cesar chavez green oaks academy police said the child was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a bmw. the driver it is a teacher at east palo alto elementary. traffic in the area was especially heavy as a result of an earlier traffic fatality the two blocks away after a man on a motorcycle struck and killed by an suv being chased by police around 5:30 a.m. wednesday morning. >> we do not know what may have played a contributing factor to it, we know they're not connected in the sense that it had nothing to do with the pursuit or anything like the other than that there were a block away from each other. >> the twin tragedy shocked neighbors openly grieving for the little girl, some arrive with candles and stuffed animals. >> just to show our concern in a journal that she is not alone in the community is with her and we all care. >> of daly city police responded to a 911 call from the shopping center this morning they discovered a man that was dead in the parking lot, police found the older adult victim lying along a white car. officials said

cesar chavez. >> let's go to steve. clear skies, no wind at all.any, there's no fog unless you are down towards monterey. but it is sunny down there. temperatures, the orange starting to work its way back in. very warm temperatures will settle in rapidly. 60s. a -- a couple of 50s left over. it won't take long for temperatures to get in the 70s. the system right here is staying to the north. a lot of sunshine, kind of hazy skies recall warm to very warm to hot. , 90s inland, mid- to upper. afternoon breeze, maybe by the coast. right now it's not happened yet. most locations will be in the low, mup -- mid- to upper 90s. 94 for orinda, walnut creek, into la fayette. and then san ramon warmer towards pittsburg. berkeley, alameda, the 80s. san leandro, 86. santa clara valley. 84 at santa cruz. we will go 84 in the city. >>> the funeral for comedian bob hope's widow is now set for friday. dolores hope was 102 years old when she died of natural causes yesterday at their home near burbank. family and friends say she had been in good health until recently.

there's a seizer chavez, a -- a cesar chavez school, a montessori school and one other.of morning where a lot of kids would be getting -- heading to school. and there was a police chase with a fatal motorcycle accident. we're just -- we're near where the first accident was this morning. there are a lot of people who were detour and traveled and maybe traveling streets this morning that they don't normally travel at this time of the morning. so there probably was a lot more traffic in this area and -- and people may have been unfamiliar with the area. we have at gloria and bay. intersection, closed off. a lot of people milling about. there is a fatal accident involving a child here at gloria and bay in east bal toe -- palo alto. noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> knoll, do we know if the car -- noel do we know if the car that hit the child is still at the scene or is it a hit and run? >> reporter: it's hard to tell that and we haven't talked with police to confirm that, whether it was a car or what hit that child. we do know there is a child dead here at the scene. ther

the celebration of life march and rally began at cesar chavez school and ended at city hall.s say they especially want to reach out to young people. >> if we show as young people that we can change and that we are trying to change something that it will eventually happen to everyone will start to effect change in the community. >> after the march the group gathered in front of oakland city hall to hear from elected officials and law enforcement about efforts to fight crime and violence. >>> hyundai is recalling two of its suv models because of potential air bag problems. now, that recall includes more than 205,000 hyundai vericruz -- some of the vehicles may have defects that could prevent them from deploying properly. owners can contact their dealers for a phoenix -- for a free fix. >>> thousands of people short a paycheck because of a computer glitch. human error led to the mistake and workers should be paid tomorrow. the main concern for employees this weekend is overdraft fees and whether the county will help pay for them. >> i do not know if we are obligated to cover tho

she marched with cesar chavez and the united farm workers and supported dozens of union-organizing campaigns. she also served as the active national co-chair of the full employment action council meeting with every united states senator and nearly all members of congress in support of job legislation. and so calling for full employment and economic justice is a family tradition that i intend to keep for the rest of my days. [applause] economic injustice is even more of a concern today, for we are witnessing a widening gap between the rich and poor. making matters worse, the political guardians of the rich are not, are not only refusing even modest tax increases on the wealthiest few, they're demanding even more tax benefits for the top earners, subsidized by the poor and working people. president trumka, if we have to fill the streets with nonviolent protesters like our sisters and brothers have done forever, i assure you that we will do that. [applause] we've suffered great setbacks in recent years, but the uprising of working women and men in wisconsin, indiana and ohio signals a rebirth o