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. >> delores huerta is a civil rights activist who along with cesar chavez co-founded the national farm workers association in 1962 which became the united farm workers of america. in 2012 president obama awarded miss huerta the medal of freedom for her life's work. >> i was born in dawson, new mexico, and moved to california when i was 6 years old. my parents divorce and my brother brought myself and my two brothers to california. as a teenager we were always harassed by the police, a lot of discrimination in high school against all of the kids of color and not only kids of color but the very poor kids, kids who were the okey kid, as they called them and also quited quite a bit of discrimination and you always had a sense of injustice happening all around you. stockton, california, i was raised as another agricultural community just like bakersfield is so you had a lot of the same dynamics going on there. a lot of people of color did warm work and so it was always like trying to denigrate the people who did farm work and making them feel like they were lesser individuals and that kind

this is a new accident just rolling in southbound 101 at cesar chavez. so there is a lot of debris on the ground. it sounds like there was a couple of cars involved. they are working to clear it to the right shoulder right now and maybe even off the freeway off the off-ramp but there is a bit of a delay right now on southbound 101 before the cesar chavez exit and obviously behind the bay bridge toll plaza, you're stacked up now east of the maze. it didn't take long. the metering lights were switched on 20 minutes ago and cash and fastrak lanes are stacked up for a 25-minute wait. this was came in right around the same time as that one at cesar chavez. southbound 880 approaching highway 92 jammed to san lorenzo even though the accident is on the right-hand shoulder. it wasn't blocking lanes for long but it tends to slow in the same area around this time of the morning anyway. just the usual commute pattern. so you add an accident and that doesn't help the commute. and highway 4 now we are seeing our usual bottleneck in antioch but now it kind of spreads o

le sigue un empate entre el papa francisco y cÉsar chÁvez, defensor de los derechos de los trabajadorespueden participar todos los dÍas utilizando el hashtag #edicionnocturna los payasos llegaron a ver perfil a - bakersfield, california. de inmediato empezaron a surgir imitadores por todos lados, algunos asustando a las personas en los vehÍculos. el hecho es que la policÍa ya recibiÓ mÁs llamadas de vecinos con miedo porque estÁn viendo a estos payasos. autoridades dicen que disfrazarse no es un problema pero lo que se hace para asustar a la gente puede ir contra la ley asÍ que cuidado ahora que se acerca halloween con este tipo de asuntos. le agradecemos el favor de su atenciÓn y lo esperamos >> vida un gusto y un placer. >> empezamos de una vez con las noticias. mucho sucediendo particularmente en las carreteras. vamos a h

le sigue un empate entre el papa francisco y cÉsar chÁvez, defensor de los derechos de los trabajadoresrgir imitadores por todos lados, algunos asustando a las personas en los vehÍculos. el hecho es que la policÍa ya recibiÓ mÁs llamadas de vecinos con miedo porque estÁn viendo a estos payasos. autoridades dicen que disfrazarse no es un problema pero lo que se hace para asustar a la gente puede ir contra la ley asÍ que cuidado ahora que se acerca halloween con este tipo de asuntos. le agradecemos el favor de su atenciÓn y lo esperamos maÑana para ver la programaciÓn de univisiÓn noticias. que tengan una extraordinaria noche. >> televisa presenta... >> que margarito es hijo de rogelio montero. >> ¿quÉ? ¿cÓmo me sales con que rogelio tiene un hijo y es margarito? ¿de dÓnde? ¿con quiÉn lo tuvo? >> para que veas los secretos de tu hermano. anduvo con una que conociÓ en una feria ganadera. >> no te creo. >> tengo una carta que lo prueba. la mujer cuenta todo. >> a verla. dÉjame leerla. >> siÉntate y léela junto a mÍ. yo te de

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let me say that the civil rights movement, cesar chavez movement was successful because young folks got involved. you have to get involved, stay involved and make sure that you do not lose what you have. now we had one of our parks turfed, and we went round and round and i'm a baseball purist and don't like turf of any kind, but what i discovered is now that they are here and this is real important -- i'm sorry -- now that park is there, when the kids go to watch the adults who pay to play, our kids are profiled because they are afraid of their ipads and their purses. >> thank you, i have got to limit you to two minutes. [ applause ] >> cynthia cruz from the san francisco league of pissed off voters. we fundamentally disagree with phil ginsburg vision of rec and park being an enterprise department. rec and park should be funded by our tax dollars not by nickle and diming our parks and recreation centers. mission playground incident is just one of many example how rec and park focus on making the parks pay for themselves. [speaker not understood] and now at victoria park we hear that the

we'll hear about why black activists worked with cesar chavez and the united farm workers union during the 1960s and '70s, american center hosted the symposium to mark national heritage month. it's about half an hour. >>> good afternoon, and welcome back. this is our next panel in the afternoon session of this symposium organizing across the boundaries, strategies and coalitions and the struggle for the civil rights and social justice. before we get started, i just wanted to explain a little bit about the genesis of this panel or whole symposium and how it came about. like a lot of great ideas that come about the library, came across this book just doing a search in the catalog, and this is many months ago. we were kind of thinking about what do we want to do for this public program series, and there's so many books that come out on the civil rights movement every year. we thought, well, let's focus on some that are kind of different and interesting that kind of change how we think about the movement, kind of upend our understanding of it, and so when we came across this one by lorne a

cesar chavez founded the dwf in 1962, then called the national farm workers association in order to organizing a cultural workers in california's central valley, many of whom were mexican-american. chavez and the other members of the ufw leadership believed that unionization would offer the best protection for workers who suffered from back-breaking labor, exposure to exteam temperatures and dangerous pesticides and low pay. farm workers were also vulnerable to such exploitive practices as child labor and sexual harassment. so in their struggles against the powerful forces behind california agribusiness, these were not just -- these were not family farms that these farm workers were engaged. in these were massive corporations that operated huge farms that were then backed by california politicians and law enforcement, and so in their struggles against this powerful system, the ufw engaged in nonviolent direct tactic actions such as picket lines, marches and boycotts. all of which were rooted in labor activism but were also inspired by the civil rights move president. these protests attracted m

luke's hospital and cesar chavez converge, a great area. the first one is construction and i will show you a picture of that. -- we have a working draft for alternative analysis comparing what alternatives we want to move forward w we have completed on the west side of town our characterization looking at all of the streets, all of the issues with storm water collection and the collection system and what opportunities to move forward with. we recently had a public process in golden gate park on a saturday and attended by 65 people that hung in there with us for over three hours talking about the collection system and opened our eyes in a lot of cases. it was a really neat process. people from age seven up to 85 or so, older, but that was a very cool experience. i want to show you just a couple of things [inaudible] bottom line and something we're employing with the design teams. all of these must meet the level of service. we further screen these with environmental, social -- let me give you a blow up of what the triple bottom line criteria

in san jose, the kids had the right idea, a lot of splashing in the fountains at plaza de cesar chavez. the fall heat wave just getting started. let's check in with chief meteorologist paul deanno up on mount diablo in the mobile weather. i'd say up in the clouds but are there many clouds up there? >> what clouds? there are no clouds. 360 days out of the year you will see a cloud up here somewhere. we are at 3849 feet. and this is the only place where you're cooling off. what an amazing view today with crystal clear skies. zero fog, you're looking toward benicia and concord and the carquinez straits. it's 77 degrees up here but everywhere else, it is toasty warm. how about this? pacifica is as warm right now as livermore. that's what happens with an east wind. forget about the ocean influence. there is none. san francisco 86 degrees right now. oakland 86. napa, santa rosa in the 90s. but big story is the heat. near the water, it is almost 20 degrees above average. that heat advisory which is in effect for today stays in effect through tomorrow evening for the bay area. pets, kids, leav

riefly, cesar chavez founded the national farm workers association in 1967 in order to organize farm workers in california, many of whom were mexican. chavez and others believed in unionizeation would offer the best protection for workers who suffered from back breaking labor, expose jury to extreme temperatures, dangerous insecticides and low pay. they were also vulnerable to child labor and sexual harassment. in the their struggles against these were forces, not just -- these were not family farms that the farm workers were working on. these were massive corporations that operated huge farms that were then backed by california politicians and law enforcement. and so in their struggles against this powerful system, v.f.w. engaged in action tactics such as picket lines, markets and boycotts, all of which were rooted in labor active bism were also inspired by the civil rights movement. these protests attracted media attention and eventually garnered the farm worker support from a wide arey of stwitch wednesdayies, including religious orders, students, activists of the new left, house w

. >> delores huerta is a civil rights activiswho along with cesar chavez co-founded the national farm workers association in 1962 which became the united farm workers of america. in 2012 president obama awarded miss huerta the medal of freedom for her life's work. >> i was born in dawson, new mexico, and moved to california when i was 6 years old. my parents divorce and my brother brought myself and my two brothers to california. as a teenager we were always harassed by the police, a lot of discrimination in high school against all of the kids of color and not only kids of color but the very poor kids, kids who were the okey kid, as they called them and also quited quite a bit of discrimination and you always had a sense of injustice happening all around you. stockton, california, i was raised as another agricultural community just like bakersfield is so you had a lot of the same dynamics going on there. a lot of people of color did warm work and so it was always like trying to denigrate the people who did farm work and making them feel like they were lesser individuals and that kind

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traffic is backing up at cesar chavez. it's affecting the northbound direction. you can see slowdowns both areas okay all eyes on tomorrow so today's commute realively quiet except for that one accident but tomorrow could be completely different. we have rain and halloween and, of course, we have the big giants parade. the center of the action will be at market street at noon at market and stewart. so again, traffic tie-ups are going to be the name of the game. you are encourage to use mass transit even if you do drive in. where are you going to park? there's barely any parking anyway and halloween is nuts in san francisco anyway. so it could be a record-breaker for bart. we'll have to see. morning commute could be busy and the evening commute because of course the parade bumps up just as the evening commute begins. the parade is expected to wrap up at 4:00. people hanging out for a while. and then halloween kicks off. you know the drill. so you know, in previous parades, mass transit offered extra service. seems to be the case this time around, as well. dressed

. >> delores huerta is a civil rights activist who along with cesar chavez co-founded the national farm workers association in 1962 which became the united farm workers of america. in 2012 president obama awarded miss huerta the medal of freedom for her life's work. >> i was born in dawson, new mexico, and moved to california when i was 6 years old. my parents divorce and my brother brought myself and my two brothers to california. as a teenager we were always harassed by the police, a lot of discrimination in high school against all of the kids of color and not only kids of color but the very poor kids, kids who were the okey kid, as they called them and also

. >> the studios were on cesar chavez boulevard. >> you got to become what?'t expect to make $30,000 a year. stuart: ever? >> in the year ago in. stuart: that stock is cold. >> not ever. stuart: what is the point of school? moving swiftly we have the dow industrials now up 50 points. we were talking privately during the commercial break. i think this market may end up significantly higher today. loren think i am right. moving quickly to the ten year yield which is known 2.31%, historically low. the price of oil is at a two year low. here is brian kilmeade. he is not a market expert. we won't say he is but he made a ton of money from that book of his, the secret six. >> thanks for almost saying the title right. george washington's secret six beat all the odds of the bridge against the u.s. the mighty superpower goes down. stuart: put the camera on me for just one shot. he sold 600,000 hardback copies, is out in paperback, he has made a ton of money and i want to know how you are investing this pot of gold. are you in stocks? >> i am not telling you. i am putti

cesar chavez founded the dwf in 1962, then called the national farm workers association in order to organizing a cultural workers in california's central valley, many of whom were mexican-american. chavez and the other members of the ufw leadership believed that unionization would offer the best protection for workers who suffered from back-breaking labor, exposure to exteam temperatures and dangerous pesticides and low pay. farm workers were also vulnerable to such exploitive practices as child labor and sexual harassment. so in their struggles against the powerful forces behind california agribusiness, these were not just -- these were not family farms that these farm workers were engaged. in these were massive corporations that operated huge farms that were then backed by california politicians and law enforcement, and so in their struggles against this powerful system, the ufw engaged in nonviolent direct tactic actions such as picket lines, marches and boycotts. all of which were rooted in labor activism but were also inspired by the civil rights move president. these protests attracted m

and i am reminded of cesar chavez, the leader of the united farm workers, where the president and died a few years ago had the honor of creating a national moment in his honor. he became the 400 unit of the united states national parks system come to honor his march for civil rights, for the farmworkers. in his most famous the prayers, the prayer of the farmworkers were he says, let me know the plight of the most miserable. so that i will no my people's plight. let me have the courage to serve others, for and service there is to life. i am reminded of dr. king, for whom we now have an african-american monument, or a monument of an african-american hero on the national mall of the united states in washington, d.c. i've had the honor of moving the project along during my time as secretary of interior. and if you visit washington and you could see the most famous quotes of dr. king, one of them is about the arc of the moral universe. where he says the mark of a moral universe is long but it bends towards justice. the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice. the issu

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. >> apenas termine "cÉsar chÁvez", y tenÍa como cinco dÍas antes de grabar, me estaba pegando en lado, suÉteres, y si usas vestidos, usar una faja abajo, lo sÉ, no son nada sexy. >> ahora, si queremos disimular la barriguita. cuÁ es la faja ideal para lograrlo? >> hay fajas que tienen ese control, la que estamos viendo aquÍ tiene el control en el Área del abdomen. >> como nuestra modelo. >> estÁ controlando la pancita, tambiÉn tienen control en el Área de las pompas, o no. hay unas que tienen control en los muslos, especial para las piernas gruesas. >> vamos a ver la diferencia, tenemos una fotografÍa de ella con la misma ropa sin la faja. >> lo bueno de las fajas es que en cinco minutos adelgazas una o dos tallas. bien importante, seÑora, pongo o en esto, compre la faja de su talla, si es large, no se ponga la x small, porque le va a faltar el aire y le va a salir la lonja por los hombros. >> le va a salir peor. otra parte que queremos ocultar son las piernas y los muslos y los rollitos. >> para eso tenemos las que son enteras, vienen con tirantes, tienen un espacio en el busto par

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