even before cesar chavez. >> i am not sure your ju saylian say julian or something else. >> he is onef the first persons to denounce discrimination of latinos. i remember one of the paragraphs of ts professor, when he was saying it -- he remembers reading signs that would say "no latinos and dogs allowed in a mark pryor -- in the park." when you have that, in you succeed, that is an example to follow in your life. -- and use 60. >> and university of notre dame professor, and he is no longer alive -- in you succeed. -- and you succeed. how do you say this other name? >> used to work for la raza, and if we put everyone together, cesar chavez and delores and julian, you'll find right now the father of all latinos, it would be the man fighting for latino rights of is live. >> the you know him? >> yes, i know him. he has been a mentor to me and to many latinos in this country. because of them, we remember that we latinos are a part of this country, but at the same time, we can maintain a certain elements of our latino culture. >> and the final name is henry. >> not only have i worked with

we need a fall from césar chávez.nd it is true latinos are on the represented politically we are fifteen percent of the population and we only have one senator that has to change this is it is incredible that the most powerful country in the world is persecuting and discriminating against eleven million people i just came back from south africa and he was amazing to see how in sixteen years they progress so much in getting rid of fighting discrimination it's fantastic what they're doing in south africa but when i come back to america and realize that you know the sauna and they're going to exactly the opposite way it's really shocking i'm not saying that people in the my degree of people you know sort of want to create an upper thigh system but what i'm seeing in arizona right now in many other parts of the country you shamefully close to two. terrible days you are an emmy award winning journalist that includes twenty years as an anchor for you know vision you have interviewed people from fidel castro to bill clinton

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. >> cesar chavez is the one who gave up the fans' talk -- gave us the fantastic sense of the importance of being latino and being proud of our roots, and he is the one who fought for latino rights and immigrant rights before anyone else, and there is no question that because of him, i am here, and there is no question that now we can savy no one can make it to the white house will of the hispanic vote. >> he died when? early 1990's? >> yes. >> his job at the end was what? >> i think the most important thing when i think of cesar chavez, i think of latinos and immigrant rights as a civil- rights issue. i think when we think of him, we would not be here, we would not have progress so much without cesar chavez. that was his main job. >> remember that barack obama used to say, yes, we can. it was pylorus -- i was having a conversation. >> where is she now? >> she is still working with immigrants in california. she is the one who started this, yes, we can. after the nomination, she went in support of barack obama. >> did barack obama get the slogan from her? >> yes, he did. she did not know

movement there was martin luther king jr when you take the labor movement farmworkers there was a cesar chavezhere is not one leader in this movement and how do you mobilize and how do you get something to happen change to happen if there's not one person for people to rally behind what's so interesting is that we don't need one césar chávez we need a fall since research obvious. and it is true latinos are on the represented politically we are fifteen percent of the population and we only have one senator that has to change this is it is incredible that the most powerful country in the world is persecuting and discriminating against eleven million people i just came back from south africa and he was amazing to see how in sixteen years they progress so much in getting rid of fighting discrimination it's fantastic what they're doing in south africa but when i come back to america and realize that. they're going to exactly the opposite way it's really shocking i'm not saying that people that the majority of people you know sort of want to create an up or fight system but what i'm seeing in arizon

. >> los integrantes de jornaleros en calle cesar chavez se reunian para comentar la decision. >> aquipues un poco aliviados de que la corte vio que hay muchos elementos en arizona que deben verse y considerarse por los jueces. >> pero todavía estamos preocupados. esta ley puede llegar a ser vigente. >> la afectacion es para todos. mientras ellos se afectan allá, tambien nosotros >> en el area de la bahía manifestaban su espiritu solidario para los jornaleros que a diario salen a buscar trabajo >> recalcaron que ya como estan las cosas, sea en arizona o san francisco, la vida no es facil para los jornaleros >> es dificil, pararse en la calle, a veces te recogen a veces no. >> se está implementando una manifestacion para mañana, otra a las cinco y otra en el distrito de la mision >> en arizona el alguacil del estado de maricopa dijo que encarcelará a manifestantes que hagan disturbios mañana y los manifestantes que se expresen ante su comisaría serán encarcelados >> el alguacil de maricopa cooperó para la deportacion de muchos inmigrantes esto en un programa de deportacion >> joe arpaio

puso a huelga de hambre en apoyo a la comunidad inmigrante fue a finales de los aÑos 80 junto a cÉsar chÁvezma migratoria. desde chicago, erika maldonado univisiÓn. >> tenemos que recordar que noticiero univisiÓn continuarÁ cubriendo los detalles de lo que suceda en arizona con la ley programada para entrar en vigor el 29 de julio. vamos ahora nuestros estudios con martÍn, adelante, muy buenas noches. >> gracias, muy buenas noches en otras cosas relacionadas la construcciÓn nacional garantiza la educaciÓn pÚblica para todos los niÑos asÍ sean indocumentados, y la corte suprema lo ratificÓ hace tres dÉcadas. aÚn asÍ una de cada 5 distritos escolares exigen pruebas de que piden documentos legales por ello la uniÓn de libertades civiles enviÓ una carta al comisionado de educaciÓn pidiÉndole que cambie esas medidas, segÚn ellos discriminatorias. la agencia de inmigraciÓn, puso en vigor un sistema para los indocumentados. en instantes les diremos cÓmo reaccionaron los encargados de contener derrame de petrÓleo en el golfo de mÉxico. conmociÓn en la ciudad mexicana de monterrey tras el hallazgo de

i always want to be in the company of illuminaries like cesar chavez.eople making a difference, but to people's hearts. giving people a sense of tangible hope. one thing is to be famous, it is quite another for people to like you. i am grateful for this award. it is another blessing. i do not take it for granted. this is an incredible city. everywhere i go, i tell everyone that this is the atlantis of today. there is no other city in the world -- i have been everywhere. there is nothing like san francisco. in fact, to me, it is not even the united states. you can see how fox network always attacks us. we do not have an inferiority complex. we just do not follow blindly. we question authority. as i said before, a person for person, there are more artists and con artists in the bay area. >> you are someone who has identified so strongly with the bay area. a lot of it reflects the values that you also identify with. i know that you have been promoting an idea for a work of public art that could be pretty transformative. could you talk about that? >> peace

the 25th year running here at cesar chavez park. >> thank, bob. >> appreciate it. >>> 6:51 now.or 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 for you coming up. ve >>> waking up to lots of low clouds this morning. eventually we'll see sunshine break out inland. look at the temperatures today. it is the cool summer pattern continuing. upper 70s out by livermore. 60s around san francisco. you can see this mild weather will last through the week. low clouds this morning. >> talking about highway 17 and also the sunol grade, low clouds around the other side of the hill. slowdown at the bottom of the screen, southbound 680 out of pleasanton heading through sunol and fremont, that's your slowdown. it started already. expect that for much of the morning commute. bay bridge, not so bad. look at that. month mitering lights and no major issues down the east shore freeway or out of the

santos is a sophomore at cesar chavez and knows many illegal immigrants. >> for me, it's a victory. you're thanking god for what he did. yeah, i mean, i think it's a victory. >> reporter: a judicial win in a political game that affects thousands of people. >> it also affects many people here in the bay area. in fact, in san francisco, hundreds of protesters rallied outside the federal building to voice their own concerns over the arizona law. and activists say they'll do whatever it takes in the coming days to get lawmakers' attention. the question is how far will they go? how far will they have to go? nbc bay area's jean elie follows the story and joins us live from san francisco. jean? >> reporter: jessica, morallies are planned for tomorrow. i'm told more arrests could happen. organizers say undocumented immigrants and legal citizens are standing side by side hoping to force change. a loud but peaceful protest outside the federal building in san francisco turns into an act of civil disobedience. protesters spill into seventh street, ignoring police orders to stay on the sidewalk.

. >> reporter: cesar chavez street is notorious for flooding.t year it will get the agreement treatment. city engineers think it could be less wear on streets and underground pipes. old infrastructure is causing sinkholes. streets are caving in without warning. leeland avenue is a $4 million project. but it's the first of many more city streets going green. in san francisco, linda yee, cbs 5. >>> what can keep you more hydrated than water? it's not an ice cold drink. that's in two minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, area. water may be the first drink you reach for to quench your thirst. but charlie a shows us, ther >>> temperatures sizzling in parts of the bay area today, water might be the first drink you thought you might want to quench your thirst. but charlie d'agata shows us there is a hot drink that researchers now recommend instead. >>> reporter: so you're in the gym, feeling the burn. you're hot and dying of thirst. the first thing you would want to grab is a big bottle of water, right? >> just want something cold and refreshing i would think, yeah.

on southbound 101 it look like there is a slowdown coming up around the corner heading towards cesar chavez. here's steven. >> thank you, sal. >> another cool day. you know the pattern will change eventually. but it seems to be this team since march, april. it gets cooler, warmer and then it cams back down again. it took me about an hour to paint this fog. no, no, no. i'm hiding. that's the fog. everyone is showing east west- southwest or -- either west- southwest or west. our observer kent said it did not burn off. if you are heading up to santa rosa, the fair starts. we have thunderstorms up in the see sierra. the wind is a little bit less today than it was a couple of days ago. it will mainly be about two degrees. but napa downtown, 76. after yesterday's cool 72. 65 san francisco. walnut creek, 75. yesterday was only 71. the day before that it was 67. that's cold. oakland, 67. we'll go 68. san jose from 76 to 77 degrees. should be about 84, though, in san jose. santa rosa, i know there were a couple of low 50s this morning. if you thought this was cold, yeah, it was. gilroy, 5. sonoma is

cesar por ahora regreso contigo.. ---te esperamos ramon. ----informacion internacional. ---el presidente de venezuela hugo chavezlmente las relaciones diplomaticas con colombia--- colombia------el anuncio lo hizo el mandatario venezolano despues de la denuncia que colombia hizo en la sesion de emergencia de la organizacion de estados americanos------el gobierno de colombia seÑalo que miembros de las farc se encuentran amparados en territorio venezolano------el gobierno de chavez dio 72 horas para que colombia retire a su embajador de caracas--- caracas--- =esta viendo su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis = ---y precisamente sobre el conflicto de colombia y venezuela, es la reflexion de daniel rodriguez--- a ruptura de relaciones entre colombia y venezuela es lamentablel margen de los argumentos que se han esgrimido y de que exista una accion tan grave que justifique la medida, no cabe dentro del sentido comun el haber llegado hasta el extremo de retirar a sus embajadores y cortar de tajo cualquier relacion la ya larga cadena de dimes y diretes entre ambos paises, la denuncia colombiana ha sido, para algunos, sol