pampers >>> la leyenda mexicana del boxeo, julio cÉsar chÁvez hizo fuertes confesiones sobre la peleare volcÓ en el mÁs profundo de los infiernos fama, dinero, drogas, alcohol y un intento de suicidio. es la historia de julio cÉsar chÁvez, una historia digna de ser contada. >>> imagÍnate de ahi para adelante un millÓn de dolares para arriba. ya, mi vida cambio, cambio todo. >>> recuerdas el primer dÍa que cometes el error. >>> luego de la pelea de nacho camacho, cometÍ la tipo des de probarla por primera vez y fue un infierno ahÍ ya no pude dar vuelta atrÁs. >>> me demandÓ mi esposa porque la trataba mal, insultaba a mi hijos. y metido en un cuarto, drogan dm pasaron meses y aÑos. >>> en quÉ momento julio dice, me voy a quitar la vida le jalÉ dos veces y la tercera le jalÉ y mi cuÑado metiÓ el dedo y la bala saliÓ. >>> y en ese momento viste algo que no habÍas logrado ver. >>> vi a dios arriba en el cielo. la verdad te lo juro por dios >>> pude ver mÁs de la reveladora entrevista exclusiva con julio cÉsar chÁvez este sÁbado y domingo en titulares telemundo. >>> subiÓ a 415 millones de

por supuesto en titulares donde tendremos la segunda parte de la exclusiva con la leyenda julio cÉsar chÁvez siempre tenÍas drogas >>> y querÍa quitarme la vida, vi a dios >>> cuando ve a dios julio ese momento es el momento que decides, quÉ?. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> quÉ perdida hubiese sido recuerden que toda la entrevista esta noche en titulares telemundo con el resumen deportivo de la jornada, asÍ que los esperamos >>> va a estar buenÍsimo gracias ana >>> gracias. >>> y con esto llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticiero telemundo, fin de semana >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos y siga con telemundo buenas tardess >>> pÁsela muy bien. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) :telemundo network locutor: estas son increÍbles historias reales de personas que enfrentaron sus momentos mÁs desesperados y vivieron para contarlo. todo lo que estÁn a punto de ver es real. personas reales, peligros reales, emociÓn real. prepÁrense para experimentar las emociones de la vida. estÁn a punto de ser testigos de "los videos mÁs sorprendentes del mundo". [♪] mobile, alabama. el entrenador

en la pared estÁ la imagen de el boxeador mohamed alÍ. >> julio cÉsar chÁvez el era el mejor mexicanocanos somos los mÁs duros. >> se jugÓ todo, no tan lejos, se preparaba julio para su propia batalla. >> estoy nervioso pero ya me creo subir arriba, y tirar todo. >> en un par de minutos, Él tendrÁ su oportunidad. los dos boxeadores intercambiaron veloces ataques, y con corazones que palpitan mÁs rápido, y al ritmo de los golpes se decida. despuÉs de intentos asaltos, la batalla termina... >> alternar otra vez, yo pienso que la perdÍ, di todo lo que tenÍa. conductora: gracias, con contacto deportivo. conductora: segÚn el medio espaÑol lateral brasileÑa empezarÁn de barcelona en el prÓximo torneo. y estallando la juventus de italia, dicen que serÁ oficial el prÓximo fin de semana. las negociaciones con la juventus comenzaron hace un mes, y el acuerdo se concretÓ a la falta de la firma, tras haber ganado la copa del rey, y no habrÁ marcha atrás, al medirnos asÍ lo aÑade el periÓdico. el amÉrica dio a conocer el informe, donde se conmemora el 50 aniversario del el estadio azteca. tambiÉn

ser la futura gloria del boxeo pero para seguir el paso de campeones de wilfredo comes, julio cÉsar chÁvezporte pero ahora en este combate Él decidirÁ si elige una vida de boxeo. >> pienso si voy a seguir o voy a parar, ese es el punto que lleguÉ. reportera: guzmÁn junto con otros mexicanos americanos fueron parte de una serie de peleas de exhibiciÓn que se hicieron en uno de los gimnasios mÁs prestigiosos de filadelfia. en la pared estÁn imágenes de gran boxeador mohamed alÍ pero para un principiante, guzmÁn la herencia del boxeo mexicano le ofrece sÓlo un Ídolo con el que le gusta soÑar. >> julio cÉsar chÁvez, era el mejor mexicano peleador, tenÍa 90 victorias en fila, era mejor. reportera: alrededor del ring esperaban los espectadores que para guzmÁn serán testigos de la capacidad de los boxeadores. >> le voy a dar con todo, ellos saben con el boxeo los mexicanos somos mÁs duros. reportera: la noche comenzÓ con josÉ aguilera que en tres tramos se jugÓ todo, detrÁs de la cortina se preparaba julio. >> es un nervioso pero ya quiero dar todo. reportera: en un par de minutos tendrÁ su oport

at plaza de cesar chavez. and s.a.p. center will be open for a viewing party. >>> between tasty hamburgers and netflix marathons it's easy to forget memorial day is about honoring fallen veterans. kiet do has the full scoop on what we can do around the bay area to keep military men and women in mind today. >>> reporter: good morning. you may what be the to consider stopping by one of the -- you may want to consider stopping by one of the many bay area events meant to honor our member and women in the service. there are many places to go in the bay area to show your appreciation today as you mentioned here in oak hill cemetery in san jose head to the veterans section for an event that's happening just before lunchtime. in lafayette, there's a special memorial day vigil happening at the crosses of lafayette. participants will be speaking about the ongoing wars across the world there. in hayward, today's the last day to see a traveling memorial wall. the wall honors service members who died in the gulf wars and afghanistan

his photograph of cesar chavez became a postage stamp, but fitch was disappointed the u.s. postal service removed the original background of the red-and-black ufw flag and replaced it with an image of a field. fitch also captured photographs of the catholic worker founder dorothy day, joan baez and an iconic image of legendary pacifist, poet and priest daniel , berrigan flashing the peace sign while in handcuffs. father dan berrigan died saturday. fitch died friday in watsonville, florida after a , battle with parkinson's disease. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in sarasota, florida. we are headed to atlanta, georgia, tonight. but today we're spending the hour with the intercept's jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald, looking at the stunning new book , "the assassination complex." jeremy, i want to ask about the death of father dan berrigan who died saturday at the age of 94. along with his late brother phil , he played in his terminal role in inspiring the antiwar and

signs bearing milks name have beened ad to streets near martin luther king and cesar chavez. the move highlights the thriving lgbt community in the city. milk became one of the first openly gay men in the u.s. to win a seat in government in 1977 on san francisco's board of supervisors. >>> san francisco giants fan brian stowe return to the medical center to thank those who helped save his life. he was keynote speaker at the trauma survivor. the father of two suffered brain injuries after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. pictures from the l.a. daily news show stowe kissing the hand of one of his nurses and joking with them. he launched a foundation to fight bullying. >>> ahead, dog jumped into action to save a little girl from a deadly snake. >> i didn't know if they would be able to help him. >> and now strangers are in to help save him and return the favor. >>> a live look outside. our temperatures are about to get a boost. a check on the hot spots with temperatures in the 90s ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> park rangers rescued owl ideas. they strong winds may have forced the o

y esta noche en titulares tendremos una exclusiva con la leyenda julio cÉsar chÁvez y tambiÉn de su batallaa primera parte de la exclusiva de nuestro compaÑero miguel... con el campeÓn en titulares telemundo. >>> buena entrevista, muchas gracias ana. >>> gracias a ustedes. >>> gracias anita si estÁ buscando dinero extra, mucha atenciÓn, porque hoy, tal vez quiera probar suerte con el powerball. este popular juego de loterÍa cuenta con una cantidad acumulada de 415 millones de dÓlares. >>> muchÍsimo dinero, sin embargo, los vendedores de loterÍa se lamentan que esta vez los compradores no parecen sentirse demasiado tentados. esto porque recuerdan aÚn el reciente premio que llegÓ a acumular 1.500 millones de dÓlares para materia no es poquito, 415. >>> ¿seguÍ rays trabajando o no?. >>> sÍ. >>> con esto llegamos al final de noticiero telemundo fin de semana. >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos y ya sabe, puede seguirnos en lÍnea. siga con telemundo. tardes y bienvenidostrujis a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestro programa hip hop para niños que necesitan un empuje, y también

. >>> drogas intento de suicidio, en una revista exclusiva julio cÉsar chÁvez habla de los golpes mÁsu vida. >>> thalÍa nos cuenta de su encuentro con maluma y le manda un mensaje a carmen salinas. >>> ay! >>> a donald trump le llueven los memes por celebrar el cinco mayo comiendo tacos, y diciendo que ama a los hispanos. >>> aha. >>> ay! >>> seÑor. >>> y llega el potro de sinaloa a aclarar controversia que tiene con larry hernÁndez todo aquÍ en nuevo nuevo. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> ♪ .. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). > >>>. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> tmen(♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). > >>>. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> baila. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> dÍmelo ya. >>> y amigos muy buenos dÍas. tenemos que darle gracias a dios que hoy es viernes. >>> viernes, viernes seis de mayo del 2016 pero no es un viernes cualquiera es un viernes que abre las puertas para la celebraciÓn del dÍa de la madre. un abrazo inmenso para todos. >>> claro aquÍ en estados unidos y en otros paÍses. >>> si es madre latina uf! le va a ir muy bi

or head to the future roots festival on saturday at plaza de cesar chavez. >>> as and quakes are at home, warriors and sharks continue their playoff run. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. >> looking forward to bottle rocket in particular. >> where are you going to be today? >> i am going up there in a couple of hours to meet brian flores who will bring you a preview look. >>> sal, it's going to be pretty fun, exciting day at bottle rock. >> i don't know. traffic is going to be terrible. i wouldn't go if -- i'm just kidding. >> we are going to let people know about that, there were problems early on but we are going to talk to the organizers and the mayor and -- >> you will be live there this morning? >> yes, live this morning. so we will talk about how they have worked on all those traffic and parking problems. >> where is brian flores, i wonder. >> i think he's en route. >> gotcha. >> well, i was kidding about the traffic, pam. you should have no problem if you go soon. right now traffic is looking good there. and also in the east bay we are looking at -- in fact, i ha

at plaza de cesar chavez. and although the game is in pittsburgh, s.a.p. center will be open for a viewing party. puck drops around 5 p.m. pacific time. >> that was a lot of excitement and, of course, the warriors and oklahoma city thunder. they will play the 7th and deciding game of their nba play- off series in oakland. here's kpix 5's maria medina with more on ticket prices and how sports bars are getting ready >>> reporter: at o'sullivan sports bark in newark, the warriors pride is obvious from the decor, the staff, the customers. >> go, warriors. >> fans come from everywhere, standing room only. >> reporter: danny the owner is expecting hundreds of people to pack his bar for game 7. just take a look. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: at the crowd there when the warriors defeat the thunder. [ applause and cheers ] >> everybody has to watch the warriors game. it's that time of year. >> the more the warriors win, the more you win as far as business, right? >> absolutely. the warriors have brought us a ton of business. >> reporter: and the boom in busi

saint anthony is on cesar chavez and folsom.r and i recently took a step back ourselves in response to this call of pope francis. and asked ourselves, are there particular groups of people in our neighborhood who are in need of experiencing that mercy. it became clear to us in conjunction with the missionaries of charity. of late, there is a growing community of homeless people, under the 101 freeway overpass. we thought, here is a perfect opportunity, and a local setting we have taken a step back, we have looked around. we have noticed there is a growing community of homeless people under the freeway there. we have gathered together members of the parish. we have joined our efforts with the missionaries of charity. we formed a chapter which is a perennial charitable organization of the church. we have started going down to the freeway overpass, in the afternoons. our parishioners primarily on sunday afternoons. we made sandwiches. we've met people. we've engage them there -- them. through that work, we have communicated to thes

david louie is live at cesar chavez park. >> reporter: kristen, you can see this park is set your opinion for beautiful weather for spring and summer. san jose sat out adirondack chairs for people to linger and enjoy. sometimes mother nature has a different agenda. the rain is good for growers but not so good for vendors like mary anne whose handmade aprons were soaking. >> now, i am having a pressing party for all of these cotton aprons at my home after. you gentlemen are invited. >> reporter: they're looking droopy. >> if we don't get a dry spell, they'll be damp tomorrow. >> reporter: this was opening day for the downtown farmer's market the rain kept crowds smaller than expected but some still came out. you probably like the fact it's raining because you get to share an umbrella. >> yeah, of course. that's the beauty of it. >> reporter: what do you think? good excuse to cuddle up? >> yeah. >> reporter: mary liked how her bunch of irises were perking up with the raindrops. >> it's so great to be down here, even though there's rain which we desperately need. the vendors are here and i w

césar chávez, regas de harina, major figures that are as important as the reverend martin luther king. we hope-- i think skip will agree with me-- that an effort like this opens people's minds to see the subtleties of history. not... not history as we have been taught, but history in a way that we can understand from... from within, from behind. >> but many-- i say this unfortunately-- many latinos who would be defined as black in this country don't, in their country, define themselves as black. they would say, "no, i'm mexican," or "no, i'm dominican," or "no, i'm cuban." there's sometimes the blackness of a person in a latino culture... >> hinojosa: sometimes? >> it's a very important point... >> hinojosa: i would say it's oftentimes it's a very important point. >> because we in latin america... >> no, no, yeah, that they deny it. >> hinojosa: that there... that there's a denial of the complexity. >> there's a denial of it, yeah; oh, my god. >> hinojosa: there's a lot of denial. >> we don't talk about race the way... in latin america the way we talk about race in the united states.

take vo --el escuadron especializado en explosivos llehasta el lur en la calle cesar chavez, entreguerrero y determinaron que el objeto abandonado frente al hospital no era peligroso. --el acceso estuvo restringido cerca de una hora y el hospital normaliz sus actividades despues del mediodia. vo cesar --se posterga maÑana laudiencia para angelo zamora, quien se encuentra arrestadobajo sospecha de apuÑalar a su tia en el vedario potreroill en safrancisco. --zamora, de 20 aÑos se recuperen el hospital general de esa ciudad de las heridas que habriasufrido durante el ataque. --la victima, marla zamora, trab cerca de 30 aÑ en la defensora publica de san francisco. take vo blanca --autoridades en palo altocontinuan la busqueda de un sujeto acusadoe manosear a a joven de 15 aÑos de edad, ayermientras caminaba por el tunelde la avenidhomer, muy rca al centro de la ciudad. --segun la joven, un hombre la sorprendio por detras y la toco por unos segundos antes de darsea la fuga. --el sospechosos es descrito como un mbre hispande aproximados 40aÑos de edad. blanca --aumenta la fuertpolemicaue se pres

party and starting at 2:00 this afternoon a rally celebrating the sharks takes place at plaza cesar chavezng, marine veteran who uses a comic strip to help soldiers and veterans deal with the effects of war. stay with us traffic and weather in a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, different story later today as the oakland a's host the twins at 1:00 this afternoon in the warriors and thunder at 6:00. must check transit be part is on the sunday schedule. san leandro closed till 3:00, caltrans many metro on sunday schedule. >>> game one of the family cup finals at the shark tanks. 5:00. go a's, go sharks, go warriors ask good morning. san jose home of the sharks viewing party 5:00 at the shark tank deal blue skies air temperature 57, 60 redwood city. fog along the coast clearing out to 60, 60s, 70s sunshine around the bay. ample sun through the inland areas 93 degrees in the brentwood tracy discovery bay area, byron. to the north clear lake . 90s continue each day and 102 degrees saturday into the inland areas. have a great day. go warriors a sharks. ,,,,,, >>> just call him the human arrow. the well-known b

we just didn't wait for another cesar chavez, and we didn't wait for the hispanic congressmen to respond we responded. and it was christian de la fuente, it was all our artists and each one of you on social media saying what you are saying, from trump -- mr. trump, is absolutely wrong. the vast majority are not criminal or rapists. he wants to build a 1900-mile wall between mexico and the united states. badgood luck. [laughter] you know why? because almost 40% of immigrants come by plane or with a visa. [laughter] so he wants a big wall. well, i mean, it's going to have to be a really big wall for that, no? [laughter] and then he wants to change the constitution and deny citizenship to the children whose parents are undocumented. well, he would have to change the constitution for that. and in other words, he's absolutely wrong, and i think we have the right to start changing the conversation, and i think we are changing the conversation. talking about latino power, okay? let's suppose that he wants -- he's saying that he's going to win the hispanic vote, and let me tell you some news, mr

still a part of mexico, the reason this statue is not in a more visible part of town like placo de cesar chavez. captain fallon has a new home after his rather expensive 90-foot journey. >>> a passing driver in philadelphia captured this video tonight of a blimp forced to make a crash landing. it came down in a construction zone off the highway. unbelievably the two on board weren't hurt. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> was it a prank or a violent act? investigators are trying to determine what caused a google earth mapping car to catch fire. it happened last night at google's mountain view campus. police found two incendiary devices near the car. there was also fire damage to a small section of the building nearby. the incendiary devices are being tested and police are hoping it can tell them more about what happened. >>> it's an iconic silicon valley company but nowadays you can bayou hue for a relatively cheap price, as low as $2 billion. the company is worth $35 billion. according to "wall street journal" much of yahoo!'s value is tied up with real estate and its stake in alou baba.

in plaza the cesar chavez in san jose. it's in its fourth year of celebrating apa heritage.ram feed. [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> hall of famer jerry rice joins stanford athletes to help teach kids how to make mitness fun. they took the field at men low college in atherton yesterday. he they compete to relay races, run drills, even capture the flag. he said it's important for kids in all communities to get a chance to just run around and play. >> being able to go into the community where kids, they don't get the opportunity to be active. and to give them that opportunity i think is worthwhile. >> jerry rice received a special award from the event's organizers, the winter rice foundation for his community activism. >> thousands of salmon will be released tomorrow. they arrived last week spending five days to acclimate to the water. it's part of a rearing project put on by the california department of fish and wildlife. about 160,000 baby salmon will be released from the filler point harbor in hal

at plaza de cesar chavez. and s.a.p. center will be open for a viewing party. action begins today at 5 p.m. pacific time. >>> americans have a better outlook about the economy and memorial day means bargains in the u.s. marlie hall has the moneywatch this morning >>> reporter: americans are more optimistic about the economy this month. the university of michigan says its index of consumer sentiment rose to its highest level in nearly a year. analysts say a more optimistic consumer will likely spend more sparking greater economic growth. stocks rallied friday. the dow gained 44 points. the nasdaq added 31. mayborne usa is recalling more than 3 million sippy cups because mold could possibly grow in them. the recall involves five types of spill-proof tommie tippy sippy cups. the company received 68 reports of sick children. memorial day has become synonymous with sales. that's why nerd wallet has compiled the biggest and best retail discounts topping the list, ashley home stores offering 25% off online purchases. and consumers can get 35% off major appliances at b

you can see where you can cross 280 down to cesar chavez. we have done this before in the case of embarcadero and central freeway. it doesn't make sense unless it results in a better transportation system. it is also important to note and to be clear that the alternatives we have on the table, do not physically require removal of the freeway accept for the ones that go under the existing tracks which we think is a problem and why we take it off the table. it is important to note 3 rd street align lt or pennsylvania won't necessarily require removal of 280 but we look at it as part of a larger look at transpor taishz. we are carrying forward to the next phase of the study, 3 of the 4 alignment options including baseline option. we removed the idea of tunneling under existing alignment which doesn't seem physically possible. we are carrying forward 2 of the 4 loop tracks. we removed main street and spear street. we are carrying forward the idea of looking in more detail at the railyard configuration or relocation and work more clously with cal

david louie is live in san jo jose's cesar chavez plaza. >> reporter: these adirondack chairs were put out to linger and enjoy the outdoors. buff today's rain had people scrambling to stay dry and get out of the rain. how prepared are people when it rains? abc 7 news was at the san jose market center as people went shopping or headed out for lunch. so where is your umbrella? >> in the car. with my rain coat. >> reporter: did you forget that it rains? >> no. but i wasn't expecting it so soon. >> reporter: for every person we saw getting soaked, there was another who was covered by an umbrella. you haven't forgotten it does rain here occasionally. >> every once in a while. >> reporter: are you surprised by the rain today? >> i was. i went in nor an appointment and it seems to be coming down pretty hard. >> reporter: when you're desperate for cover, where can you find an umbrella in a pinch? this is the umbrella salon in downtown san jose. i wonder if they sell umbrellas here. do you sell umbrellas here? >> no. >> reporter: it was opening day for farmer's market but the rain put a damper

challenges the bulk of mission creek with a large drainage area in blue goes from the panhandle to cesar chavez and outlined in blue is down stream all the water - the area on the map impacts how the waters moves through 17th street and fulsome when we look at the profile this is the map on the top of this slide shows you the route on a map that a drop of water might take if it fails from a cloud and the profile is the corresponding elevation of the ground shows gray their nylon u underground, as you can see the top grateful is escape to the west and flattens out and that rapid slow down causes the - in the typography that shows so much water that end up and unfortunately, there recent places in the city that are flooding in the low line give you a little bit of background on the combined system the collection system was built over time in the 1840s that's a really a long time ago to prior to the 1950s they went to the bay since the 1950s we have treatment and major infrastructure we have a regulatory pharynx that guess how we regulate our system at one point upstream and the water shed was ind

. >> we found out they created an island at cesar chavez to force cars to go right and also those plastic bearers all around to force the cars to go right. i guess that's the major change. >> one further thing, our ultimate goal, we do want an expedited muni service. the goal is funny, we're all sitting at the table, we all want the same thing, just not at the expense of this particular group. it's, i think there is room there in capacity to work together, just like eric said, like first cultural lens and don't plan on us like oscar would say, don't plan on us, plan with us. so --. >> yeah, one thing, you know, we look at transit as separate from everything else. for us in the mission, you know, transit and merchants are inter29 rred in the way it works and how business comes to the neighborhood. we have it look at them together and not separately. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> i have a recommendation. when you get down to your list of recommendations or changes that you want to make, why don't you put them in writing and submit it to the small business commission. >> okay. >> since

out of oakland the sky went from that is looking good but is heavy on no. 11 between third and cesar chavezecause a lender of their class on 280 and was no. 28101 that is gone but over to the richmond san rafael bridge track in the ride on type a west palm. >>robin winston: nice move hot spot free and is a pretty good if you have to connect to 580 and then five its biggest move all the way across the span. we have a little bit of slack track elected insure freeway the lower portion of the insurer for web have been out all the and berkeley because of an earlier accident much earlier crash is about two to five minutes from hercules to amaze toxic 80 and the problems for 84 headed across the dumbarton bridge. >>james: happen now police of pleasant hill are looking for missing 17 your girl was last seen on high school campus kelsey is running shoes reported missing and 1 3:00 wednesday afternoon to was last in the college park high school on the trip to class as. >>terisa estacio: read now where with kelsey's father matter with the circumstances are your concern for her safety in the meantime w

into the city but when you get to san francisco, southbound 101 is a little bit of a chore after cesar chavezh bound 880. going to the east bay, some really bad traffic here in the last little bit. heading down the fremont, almost all of it is slow heading down. that accident that came in southbound 101 at broadway burlingame, injury crash reported. it's so new that chp is not even there yet. we'll see what happens with it. i'll read as we go here. looks like four or five vehicles involved. chp on the way. we'll let you know next time what's going on. >>> san francisco police are investigating a stabbing that happened on a muni bus happening about 1:30 on 9th and market street. the two had an interaction. the suspect stabbed the victim on the torso and got off the bus. the victim has no life threatening injuries. >>> right now, the city council of pittsburg want to take action to put cameras to stop some freewayshootings >> reporter: we talked about. this we talked about how difficult it has been for police to solve many of these freeway shootings. very few witnesses come forward in these cas

san francisco itself coming from the peninsula is slow northbound 101 past cesar chavez and down to the most of the slow traffic is on 80 still. we have seen a drastic improvement in the last few minutes on 8 0e coming down from hercules to richmond. beginning to thin out, finally but still very slow. i would estimate about a 40 minute, maybe a little less than that driving from hercules to richmond. talking about the east bay commute, 880 southbound slows at hayward and san leandro. northbound same spot. back to the desk now. >> grief counselors at encinal high school in alameda helping teachers and students deal with the death of a classmate. >> a 15-year-old died during football practice. brian flores is there. you just talked to a friend of the student. >> yes. >> reporter: he was still in shock, in tears, trying to come to grips with what happened. we are live in encinal high school. grief counselors will be on hand for students and staff, many shaken up by the student's death. the alameda county corp another confirmed that the student who died is giovani paulino. people know here

challenges the bulk of mission creek with a large drainage area in blue goes from the panhandle to cesar chavez and outlined in blue is down stream all the water - the area on the map impacts how the waters moves through 17th street and fulsome when we look at the profile this is the map on the top of this slide shows you the route on a map that a drop of water might take if it fails from a cloud and the profile is the corresponding elevation of the ground shows gray their nylon u underground, as you can see the top grateful is escape to the west and flattens out and that rapid slow down causes the - in the typography that shows so much water that end up and unfortunately, there recent places in the city that are flooding in the low line give you a little bit of background on the combined system the collection system was built over time in the 1840s that's a really a long time ago to prior to the 1950s they went to the bay since the 1950s we have treatment and major infrastructure we have a regulatory pharynx that guess how we regulate our system at one point upstream and the water shed was ind

or seggration project because we have a business inkue bater [inaudible] and got him a lease at cesar chavez and first [inaudible] after this happened he reported a 50 percent loss of business. i'm worked up and twrieing to be calm. some like the hot dog carts were not in the out reach for survey because they were given especially accommodation which we don't know if are permanent and given notice their businesses were illegal and have to solicit a business store front to and if they can set up their cart. we have a space and with our space is now illegal. i want to about also the general premise of sfmta is decrease the number of cars. if you are a merchant and buy a lease is reducing the number of traffic [inaudible] and understand the need to reduce the nob of collision but traffic isn't a shared goal. >> thank you. thank you very much. again, we don't mean to be rude, it is just the 3 minutes rule. >> [inaudible] i am in the mission and the mission is really a great concern to me. so, i am going to say i was interested in the frequency issue and spaiskly asked one the first meeting we we

challenges the bulk of mission creek with a large drainage area in blue goes from the panhandle to cesar chavez and outlined in blue is down stream all the water - the area on the map impacts how the waters moves through 17th street and fulsome when we look at the profile this is the map on the top of this slide shows you the route on a map that a drop of water might take if it fails from a cloud and the profile is the corresponding elevation of the ground shows gray their nylon u underground, as you can see the top grateful is escape to the west and flattens out and that rapid slow down causes the - in the typography that shows so much water that end up and unfortunately, there recent places in the city that are flooding in the low line give you a little bit of background on the combined system the collection system was built over time in the 1840s that's a really a long time ago to prior to the 1950s they went to the bay since the 1950s we have treatment and major infrastructure we have a regulatory pharynx that guess how we regulate our system at one point upstream and the water shed was ind

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on easter of 2013 they celebrated cesar chavez's a birthday. they ignored memorial day. they continue to troll america. this is one of those things that is not unfamiliar to people who notice the doodles and the statements. stuart: this lady called the us government loathsome, capitalism was responsible for imperialism, terrorism and war. >> a freedom fighter. >> this activist said these killers raise consciousness, brought consciousness to millions. stuart: she is on google. trying to be upbeat and nice. moments away from "the opening bell" the nasdaq is focused. if it closes down it will be off of five weeks in a row. remember donald trump's and watch out for a tech bubble. sign of the times two third of americans do not have $1000 cash on hand, forget credit cards. they don't have that cash. back in a moment. ... >> in about 20 seconds, we' round out the week on wall street and we'll open that market in about 20 seconds from now. we're expecting it to go up in the very early going. 40 points, roughly. the federal reserve is hanging over the market a little bit today.

or seggration project because we have a business inkue bater [inaudible] and got him a lease at cesar chavez and first [inaudible] after this happened he reported a 50 percent loss of business. i'm worked up and twrieing to be calm. some like the hot dog carts were not in the out reach for survey because they were given especially accommodation which we don't know if are permanent and given notice their businesses were illegal and have to solicit a business store front to and if they can set up their cart. we have a space and with our space is now illegal. i want to about also the general premise of sfmta is decrease the number of cars. if you are a merchant and buy a lease is reducing the number of traffic [inaudible] and understand the need to reduce the nob of collision but traffic isn't a shared goal. >> thank you. thank you very much. again, we don't mean to be rude, it is just the 3 minutes rule. >> [inaudible] i am in the mission and the mission is really a great concern to me. so, i am going to say i was interested in the frequency issue and spaiskly asked one the first meeting we we

if it wasn't for cesar chavez stepping up to the plate and for his people they wouldn't have made the gains they have now. now the undocumented children crossed over into the united states in the past six months and an increase over last year and about this guy pedro who brought this to your attention he was call -- [inaudible] >> thank you very much. >> (inaudible). >> and madam president -- thank you very much. >> the speakers in the due process and sanctuary law has been voted on in this body and can't be spoken on. >> [inaudible] >> sir, i understand. you spoke about that. i understand that. >> [inaudible] >> thank you madam president. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> [inaudible] >> thank you president breed and all. i live at sixth and howard and less than 40 years from sea level i rise to comment on a natural solution. i described for you the dire and imminent situation humanity faces with sea level rise and the drumm beat of disaster that will follow this indication. all of the water comes from the increased polar melting and heat in the atmosphere and comes from increase

we just didn't wait for another cesar chef -- chavez or the hispanic congressman. we responded. all our artists and each one of you on social media, who is saying, what you are saying, mr. trump, is absolutely wrong. the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals nor rapists. wants to build a 1900-mile wall between mexico and the united states. good luck. you know why? because almost 40% of immigrants, undocumented immigrants, come by plane or with a visa. so, he wants a big wall. well, he's going to have a really big wall for that. no? and then he wants to change the constitution and deny citizenship to the children whose parents are undocumented. well, he would have to change the constitution for that. in other words, he is absolutely wrong, and i think we have the right to start changing the conversation, and i think we are changing the conversation. talking about latino power. let's suppose that he wants -- he is saying he is going to win the hispanic vote, and let me tell you some news, mr. trump. you're not going to win the hispanic vote. [applause] >> these are the num