es histÓrico. >> ahora le toca continuar con la labor que iniciÓ el venerado lÍder campesino, cÉsar chavezr el salario de los trabajadores del campo, mejorar sus condiciones de trabajo y sobre todo hacer valer sus derechos. >> estamos dispuestas a hacer lo que sea necesario contra esta administraciÓn o cualquier organizaciÓn o persona que ataque a los inmigrantes y los trabajadores del campo. >> ahora cerca de 20 mil miembros del sindicato esperan ver los resultados de su nueva lÍder y detrÁs de ella siempre estarÁ el espÍritu de cÉsar chavez, noticias telemundo. >> ascendiÓ a diez el nÚmero de niÑos muertos por el incendio de una vivienda. y los menores estaban jugando en la casa. un hombre le explotÓ un cigarrillo electrÓnico en el bolsillo, miren ustedes. >> es una bomba ¿ verdad? mire cÓmo le salen chispas de la ropa, dice que sintiÓ una descarga elÉctrica y la pierna se le estaba quemando, el gerente de la tiendo de anaheim california dice que fue una suerte que ninguna caja se prendiÓ en fuego o la situacion hubiera sido peor, despuÉs del susto Él y este cliente estÁn pensando en no

they're both on cesar chavez, cesar chavez and castro where we have impact to our privacy, both -- and to our back windows and to our back yards. so the problems are the project removes two big boxlike, and it does not respect the surrounding lower density soaping, the surrounding one and two-unit homes, the site topography, the effects of the unit size on housing and affordability, direct. it does create sight lines directly into castro and cesar chavez rear yards and windows, and the parking and storage add two entire floors to the building which increase massing and housing costs in a neighborhood well served by transit. so our asks are we ask on the west side to set back the entire wall 3 feet from the property line from ground floor to the top of the third floor, set back the fourth floor an additional 2 feet from the property line, maintain the 2 feet indentation which is previously in the design. this was previously agreed to by the sponsor. we ask that the fourth floor set back by 20 feet -- >> clerk: ma'am, your time is up. you will have a two-minute rebuttal. >> okay. so i ha

un acto de vandalismo en contra de moral de cÉsar chÁvez en la misiÓn harÁ que en el mismo mural ahoraÁguila es la que atrajo del vandalizado-- vandalismo. porque representa la uniÓn de campesinos de chÁvez y tambiÉn representa una pandilla. >> segÚn el artista que naciÓ y creciÓ en la misión y que se encontraban el sitio restaurando el moral, con el nuevo rostro de dolores. la pandilla rival habrÍa sido responsable del acto de vandalismo. >> yo creo que el otro grupo, que se encuentra en contra de ellos, ir a marcar el Águila. en lugar de seguir poniendo el Águila, pusimos a dolores huerta. >> en moral se encuentra ubicado en la calle 24 y york, y ahora tambiÉn harÁ homenaje a la defensora de los derechos de los campesinos e inmigrantes, dolores huerta. >> ella acompaÑaba a chÁvez en la lucha de los campesinos. y derechos civiles y humanos. merece la pared tambiÉn. >> el ataque contra este mural se suma otro muy reciente en contra de una obra donde aparece el famoso cantante latino carlos santana que vivÍa la misiÓn. un activista de ese vecindario cree que estos actos de vandalismo no

huerta with cesar chavez cofounded the united farm workers and helped organize the delaine owe grape strike in 1965. she was the -- delano grape strike in 1965. she was the originalor of the phrase si se puede, and she has received several awards, including the united states presidential eleanor roosevelt award for human rights, and the presidential medal of freedom. she was the first latina inducted into the national women's hall of fame, and whereas during this renaming process, the fairmont stufd has abided by the renaming of hall 73410. be it further resolved that -- that the name change is established during the 2018-19 school year, and further be it resolved that district staff will work with the fairmont delores huerta will work with the public to create and install a plaque creating the new name. >> thank you, commissioner sanchez. so we have several speakers this evening on this item. i'm going to call your name and please come on up. evelyn rose, griselda amazula, gracie garcia, rosa hernandez, maureen sullivan va, and palom florez. and then, louise, do you want to open --

. >> a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram julio cÉsar chÁvez retÓ a maravilla martÍnez.das. la operaciÓn ronda en 35 millones. maÑana serÁ presentado ante los medios. en las grandes ligas detroit y los Ángeles se enfrentaron. bateÓ un jonrón. el encuentro se puso cuatro a cero. para mÁs informaciÓn esa noche contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ presentador: regresamos con noticias univisiÓn 14. palmira: si tienes alguna historia que reportar te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas formas ya sea por telÉfono, mensaje, o correo electrÓnico. hoy a las 11 un fuerte operativo en nuestro estado termina con arrestos y decomisos de droga. y entÉrese de descuento. y el ser hijo de un policÍa puede influir en la sentencia al cometer crÍmenes. le hablaremos de un reciente caso que es investigado. la agresiÓn fue captado en cÁmara. arqueÓlogos en mÉxico descubrieron restos humanos que corresponden a los ancestros de la civilizaciÓn maya. se cree que tienen 7000 aÑos de antigüedad. los encontraron en la cueva que estÁ en tabasco. asÍ llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14. nos vemos sÓl

there will be a festival at the plan is cesar chavez park, as well. reptiles will be on sale and on display saturday in the east bay, the 2018 chocolate and chocolate festival on saturday. artists will fill the sidewalks along shattuck avenue and in the gourmet ghetto. in oakland, the 31st annual chinatown street fest spans eight blocks of chinatown with booths of food and products, arts and crafts, live music and other attractions. invitees at -- and martinez, the polish street festival is saturday featuring cuisine, beer, performances and booths for shopping. in the north bay, activists join forces to help fight for social change at the annual progressive festival in petaluma on sunday. expect a variety of social issues. live music, information on the booths will be available. in san francisco, eat and drink. there will be food, wine and ferrets -- spirits saturday and sunday at fort mason. last stop, the peninsula. the palo alto festival for the arts. you can enjoy street painting, live entertainment, wines and microbrews and gourmet food. in sport

the cesar chavez center -- there are several police vehicles there. people appear to be coming and going freely on the sidewalk. the buildings there's some -- themselves are said to be on lockdown. we are staying on top of what is happening as this alert is being put out. >>> let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo. >> it just takes one little week system to mix things that that happened today with more sunshine. more sunshine over san francisco and over the bayside locations. a bit of a warming trend that will lead us to the weekend. eventually we are talking about the more 80s primarily for the inland spots. it is not a major heat up just yet. we still have low clouds hanging out near portions of the coastline. you can see the clearing out towards portions of the bay. still some fog near the coastline from portrays writer -- port raise --. san jose 74. san francisco downtown 68. santa rosa 70. look at this. it seems like every day we have been talking about fog. it is blanketing the golden gate bridge, creating that cool weather scene. not the

juan: fue el sucesorde cÉsar chÁvez tras su muerte en 1993. de convecinos hemos trabajado bien. juan: en su lugar quedarÁ teresa romero, la primera mujer inmigrantepresidir un sindicato a nivel nacional. teresa: es algo muy importante para mÍ estoy convencido que todo lo que hacemos aquÍ lo hacemos como beneficio de los trabajadores del campo. juan: conoce las necesidades de sus miembros, teresa: alimenta esta naciÓn y el invento en el mundo. juan: dice que es momento de renovaresfuerzos. teresa: estamos dispuestos a continuar luchando contraesta legislaciÓn y cualquier persona. juan: la uniÓn de campesinos fue creada el milo visitÓ 62 por el lÍder cÉsar chÁvezy cuentan con aproximadamente 17,500 miembros a travÉs del paÍs. el cambio de mando se llevarÁ a cabo en diciembre prÓximo pero arturo seguirÁ cooperando con la uniÓn de campesinos, al menos un par de aÑos mÁs. arturo:lo que dijo cÉsar, el que siempre creer que si se puede. ilia: un joven sufriÓ quemaduras severas luego de que le explotarÁ un cigarrillo electrÓnico en el bolsillo. estaba

carolina: usted estÁ siguiendo los pasos de cÉsar chÁvez que por muchos aÑos, se enfrentÓ a viento ytrabajadores del campo que no era nada +1 contrato, era tener otros beneficios y facilidades que pudieran ayudar a los campesinos. como movimiento hemos logrado muchas cosas que independientemente de nuestros miembros. la gente que beneficiamos por el trabajo que hacemos bajo contrato, bajo nuestro programa legislativo y con nuestros hermanos, que se dedican a ayudar a los inmigrantes y campesinos. borja: gracias por haber estado con nosotros en "ediciÓn digital". seguiremos de cerca todos sus pasos. seguimos porque nÚmero del dÍa es 2,975. es la cambia de personas que murieron en puerto rico como consecuencia del huracÁn marÍa. asÍ lo indica un estudio independiente pagado por el gobierno de un puerto rico -- de puerto rico. esta lejos de la cifra de la universidad de harvard que hablÓ de 4000 personas fallecidas en hechos relacionados con este fenÓmeno atmosfÉrico. oh. hey mom. now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you

[indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: : apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and enenvironmental migrants is s tt often there is no population to go back to. the same thing hahappens with h wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongogolia, more e than 600,0,00 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding f for centuries since te era of genghis khan. e

it all starts at 4:30 this afternoon and plaza de cesar chavez in san jose.is 8:40 and lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. temperatures near the 80s. >> the temperatures are one thing and the air quality another and the smoke from the fire is still impacting us with a combination of the low clouds and you can see the fog there and ettling in and low 60s for e of you and we'll see those low 80s in the east bay valleys and we'll talk about if and when we're going to warm up in detail in just a few minutes. >> lisa, thanks. >> also ahead, teams don't want to show off too much in the preseason ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has i

also seaver --dash mike cesar chavez. among the working poor. during this whole.ampaigns like the one in birmingham to break down public segregation. it also had a dimension demanding jobs for workers and other places. we always have an economic dimension to our movement. a letter from birmingham jail telling us basically in the willingness to go to jail and do civil disobedience. if necessary. it is a little-known story about king in the city of later after he received the nobel peace prize he came back and helped to lead a strike of 800 black women at the script out it was a big long strike. it was very difficult. and it's kind of a precursor to the memphis sanitation strike. king played a very important role in finally settling that. in fact when they held dinner for him in atlanta this almost threw the whole thing off. some of the business people were so upset that he was supporting a strike among black workers. this is a cell my campaign which followed shortly thereafter. and we know about that from a lot of great material that's come out. there is john lewis

the procession ended as cesar chavez plaza in downtown san jose where the festivities continued. >> pride parades are always about love and togetherness. there is always a certain amount of politics but it is really about getting together and having a great time and celebrating diversity. that is really important these days. >> this is the 43rd year silicon valley has celebrated its lgbtq community with this parade. >>> little league world series crowned a champion. >> the oakland a's stay hot on the road in minnesota. sports is up next. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. ♪ ♪ designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best

it is located on cesar chavez. >>> john mccain has decided to discontinue medical treatment for brain cancer. in a statement from his family they going to think caregiver, friends and associates. senator mccain was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer last year. the senator's wife, cindy mccain tweeted saying i love my husband with all my heart. god bless everyone who has cared for my husband along this journey. mccain ran for president in 2008 and has long been a leader in the republican party. >>> documents from the guilty plea of umrm pers erl con , are being released. one indicates that david packer , the ceo of the inquirer helped him to bury lewd stories to help him better his medical prospects. he was reportedly given immunity by prosecutors to discuss stories from two women the tabloid bought, then killed during the 2016 presidential campaign. it is the third blow for the president this weekend he is directing his frustration at his justice department on twitter and in an interview with fox news, he is escalating his long-running feud with attorney general jeff sessions for rec

there were more than a dozen floats with about 2000 people marching in the parade it into that cesar chavez a plaza in downtown san jose where the festivities continued with food and music performances. >> the pride parades are always about love and togetherness and it is really, i mean, there is always a certain amount of politics but it's really about getting together and having a great time and celebrating diversity that's really important. >> this is the 43rd year silicon valley has celebrated its lgbtq community with a pride festival. >>> the oakland a's are teaming up with the blood centers of the pacific to help save lives. everyone who came to alameda yesterday and took part in the mobile blood donation received a pair of tickets to an oakland a's game at a free oakland a's t-shirt. let centers of the pacific supports 50 hospitals in northern california. they rely on 100% of the volunteer donations. >> they -- it takes the entire community to support to make sure every patient has blood when they need blood. >> each donation potentially could save three lives. in honor of women's eq

this will be at the plaza to cesar chavez saturday and sunday . had to the san jose reptile show to check out thousands of live reptiles for sale and on display. that's going on saturday in the east bay to the 2018 chocolate and chalk art festival on saturday in berkeley artists will fill the sidewalks in the gourmet ghetto. in oakland celebrate at the 31st annual chinatown's request for expanding eight locks of chinatown with booths of food and products, arts and crafts, live music and other attractions. ish street festival in martinez this saturday featuring cuisine, beer, performances, and booths for shopping in the north the activists from all over northern california join forces to help fight for social change at the annual progressive festival in petaluma. that happening on sunday. expect features on a lot of social issues, live demonstrations. in san francisco food, wine, and spirits to celebrate demonstrations. in san francisco food, wine, and spirits to celebrate road., klaff just world-class chefs and restaurants saturday and sunday for

cesar chavez. the movement has gone on. about unions and ordinary -- organize workers as well.and this is kind of where i am. as soon as i got there i will be put in jail just like everybody else. this is a jail that i was in for three weeks. this picture ends up in my fbi file. i did not know that. it's another case that we worked on. one of the myths is when king died things ended. no actually the accelerated. in memphis they certainly did and all around the south south in the country they certainly did. how do we remember king. they know what this was about. workers know it. i love this picture. in front of the lorraine motel when it was ready to be closed down. it probably was closed down at this point. i will stop to take it and make a few comments. opened up for a few questions and discussions. [applause]. mike is with some tremendous work because i think oftentimes we have allowed dr. king's memory to be sanitized people think well he recognized that poverty and racism and militarism the triple evils have to be bought along with war. he came out strong. i followed dr. ki

health officials just unveiled this sign to the new mission bernal campus hospital - located on cesar chavez and valencia street.this hospital is replacing st. luke's hospital at the same location after it closed last october. the new seven floor - 120 bed hospital is apart of the the sutter health california pacific medical center or c-p- m-c.this mission bernal campus will serve acute care, clinical and administrative services.c-p-m-c is also building a 274 bed facility on geary and van ness.a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held this morning 8:30 and then hospital staff will begin carefully moving in patients to the new building. live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### (lydia) thanks sara. we will check back with you in the next hour. (lydia)also happening now... hurricane lane has now weakened to a tropical storm. hawaii's big island has already seen up to 34 inches of rain in one spot, triggering flooding and landslides. up to 40 inches more could fall over the weekend across the state. oahu and maui are the most likely islands to get a close-up view of the storm as it move

it is at cesar chavez and valencia street. it is to care for patients and an acute care unit. >> all of the staff has been specially trained from the nurses to the physicians to dietary to pharmacy have all received incredibly specific training. >> patients have moved into this new campus. >>> the silicon valley pride festival is underway. more than 10,000 people expected to attend. the festival is holding the first transand friends rally. >> i want to bring awareness in the south bay do exist. we should be visible and we should celebrate one oochlt. >> the celebration continues with a parade this morning at 10:00. time to check in with a week at our weekend forecast. any better it can be better than it was right now? >> at least it will be comfortable. if you're heading out you'll have great comfortable. you might need a sweater but temperatures will warm up in the south bay. there is hope for all of the fun celebrations out there. it is a little muggy. you can see we have gray skies, 52 degrees, a little cloudy. making it fe

the suspect went into san francisco and got off at cesar chavez street and eventually stopped at gerald avenue and bayshore boulevard that's where he was captured. we don't know yet the reason for the initial traffic stop. >>> this morning at 9:00 yakima menlo park police, and the san mateo county district attorney's office will announce an arrest in a hit and run that killed a little girl nine years ago. authorities say the suspect, shanna fox, eventually fled the country. he is originally from central america and was finally captured in guatemala. box is accused of street racing in november 2009. police say he ran a red light at bayfront expressway and willow road in menlo park and slammed into a car that passed by. six-year-old lisa xavier was killed. back to have him just take off like that, not even a regard to the family at all makes you sick to think there is people like that in the world. >> lisa's mom suffered a broken back and that crash. a family bread says lisa's parents visit her grave site every week. >>> new information about a body discovered inside a san francisco home.

because i had the chance to be the person who staffed him on those issues, we went to see -- met cesar chavez in 1966 because of the interest robert kennedy had in that and help to be supportive of having a -- finally, it would be the first farm worker union we'd ever had in the united states. and so there was a whole enormous part of his day, of robert kennedy's day, was about these issues. in 1967 the war on poverty, technically the economic opportunity act, was up to be reauthorized. the congress kept it on a very short string. and it had to be enacted every year or two. and so there were people who weren't enthusiastic about it. and some of them were people who were public officials, other kinds of things. so kennedy was on the subcommittee that worked on these things. and we went all over the country, and i went with him, and all of these things, i might say parenthetically, when we lost him, really turns out who i am is because of that work and, of course, because i met marian along the way, too. not irrelevant. so, we had been to chicago and there was mayor daley, who wasn't enthusiast

the "silicon valley pride festival" is wrapping up in san jose at plaza de cesar chavez >>> people in south bay were celebrating pride. it wrapped up and you can see the people walking in the parade this morning. that was down market street waving the flag. new this year, rally. more than 10,000 people attended. that makes it the largest lgbt event held in the south bay. >> looks like a lot of people had fun, people that will look forward to going back to work and school tomorrow. >> the weather carrying over. looking at mild temperatures for the first half of the week and probably the warmest days will be thursday, friday and gust, september, standards, my goodness, that's the end of next weekend. >> i'm not ready. >> temperatures mild. we have to watch air quality again. >> thanks. >> thank you for watching and we'll be right back here in one hour at 11:00. >>> i was robbed of my sister. i had to grow up without one. in an instant, she was gone. and it changed everything. >> narrator: she dreamed of a career solving crimes. but crime claimed her first. >> gut-wrenching pain. >> my d

are turning a negative into a positive and we honor a great woman who stood side-by-side with cesar chavezat the vandals learn the history. >>> a spicey night in san francisco. sean spicer, promoting his new book. he just wrapped up a speaking event at the commonwealth club of cuss what he writes about in "the briefing." he talks about his turbulent tenure as press secretary in the trump administration's first few months. he talked about how working for president trump was unorthodox from the very start. >> there were times i would say that's unsustainable or untenable because of the following. and we'd go back and forth and come to a point where i would say, we need to say it in this way or, you know, and what happened more often than not is he would say, just say the president believes the following. spicer served as press secretary for six months. >>> this photo of reese witherspoon throwing ice cream at meryl streep. she said, i got her. streep has joined the "big little lies" cast for season two. season two, set to premiere in 2019. >>> we haven't seen a movie like this one since "the

our digital editor jennifer gonzalez just posted a story about an educational program founded by cesar chavez to help people learn the skills to find work beyond the fields and something only normally see on nbc bay area.com but here's a look. >> what is it? why are you writing this paper? you want them to know that despite what other people think, especially dog lovers, cats make excellent house pets. okay? all right? so -- day... back to school is n week for san jose unified - and >>> all right. it is time for our question of the day. i'm here in the technical operations center with the gang bringing in all of the feeds here. nbc bay area. we have been talking about the fact that it is almost back to school time for san jose unified and a few other districts around the bay area. we were asking if you can afford to wait to buy the school supplies, back to school clothes because experts say that the best deals are had after the first bell of the school year. people seem to be divided half and half. we have a poll on twitter and just about half of you say, yeah, it is totally worth the wait to

mention, we can't see it on arkema, but northbound 101 at the 80s split has a crash coming up from cesar chavezlow traffic getting into san francisco. use 280 instead. that camera we have in san francisco is completely fogged. >>> we were talking baltimore colts. johnny and i, we are going old school. let's get to it. kathy known as the napa valley chick, kathy is the napa valley chick. is this the napa i used to know? do you know what napa was one year ago? 97. september 1 last year. wasn't warm around here last year? today will be a little warmer. it won't get that hot. things will actually be a little bit below average. they should be 82. santa rosa should be 84. palo alto is close. livermore about 86 or 87. bumping it up. i have a hard time with this but every forecast model shows that so i had to go with it. san francisco 68 that will fall one shy of average. the coolest high temperature this month was 59 on the sixth . the warmest was 72. there were only three high temperatures that came in in the 70s. i think it was on the fourth, tonight, and this last wednesday. every other temperature

were more than a dozen floats with about 2000 people marching in the parade for get into that cesar chavezan jose that is where the festivities continued with food and music. >> the pride parades are always about love and togetherness and it is really, i mean, there's always a certain amount of politics, but it's really about getting together and having a great time and celebrating diversity and that's really important these days. >> this is the 43rd year to the silicon valley has celebrated is lgbtq community with a pride festival. for this week thousands of free backpacks will be headed out to low income public school students in berkeley. more than 200 more than 250 volunteers loaded backpacks yesterday with everything students need to have a successful school year. one of volunteers told us that giving back to the community makes him feel good. . is very rewarding. otherw would just sit on the couch watching netflix with my dog. that's nice, but this i feel like a little better person. >> close to $200,000 worth of supplies were packed up and loaded into more than 3000 backpacks. this

huerta with cesar chavez cofounded the united farm workers and helped organize the delaine owe grape strike in 1965. she was the -- delano grape strike in 1965. she was the originalor of the phrase si se puede, and she has received several awards, including the united states presidential eleanor roosevelt award for human rights, and the presidential medal of freedom. she was the first latina

these control right side in place for the area generally bounded by cesar chavez street, potrero avenued mission street. the interim controls note there's a rapid increase in the number of restaurant serving alcohol in the mission neighborhood may crowd out other restaurants. the interim controls also note that smaller sized commercial spaces can be leased atloer rates due to their size and are found in the neighborhood's retail corridors. losing these would be detrimental as well to the existing cultural and exec diversity of the neighborhood. so to address these concerns, the planning department along with oewd, mohcd, have been working to generate land use controls as a response. as part of the effort, the following groups have been engag engaged in talks about the possible use of controls. throws include mission merchants, central mission neighborhood association, calle 24, mission delores association, there have been in person visits with mission street merchants. we've reached out to the c.a.c. and we held a general community meeting at the women's building. so all of this has hel

. >> we have fought for this for a very long time, way back to when cesar chavez was part of the movement and actually started the movement. this is something they've been working on for a long period of time to try to make sure we ban not just this particular pesticide but many pesticides for the farmworker families. >> reporter: the 2-9 ruling by the 9th court of appeals is a blow to the trump administration's environmental protection agency which refused to remove the pesticide despite mounting evidence that it was harmful to children and especially children and fetuses where it can lead to brain damage and illnesses. harvesting the fruits and vegetables, chemical drift up to a 1/2 mile away from an application, but studies show consumers with also be exposed just by eating fruits and vegetables even if they've been washed. >> it really tells the trump administration that they need to listen to what science and the community is saying. >> reporter: the chemical is used to control insects on dozens of field crops, fruit trees and nuts and california uses more than any other state, altho

. ♪ abc 7 news was at plaza de cesar chavez. kool and the gang is scheduled to headline.s been going on for 29 years. i think i know that lady there. you can go to abc7news.com for a link to the artist lineup and ticket information. >>> let's check out sports. the giants hope to end today with a win to split their series with the pirates. first pitch at 1:05 this afternoon at at&t park. and the a's take on the angels in anaheim. first pitch at 1:07. >>> yesterday the giants honored barry bonds, major league baseball's home run record holder. here's anthony flores. he's got all the details in this morning's sports. >>> good morning, everyone. it was a special night at at&t. the giants honoring baseball's all time home run king, retiring barry bonds' number 25. the best part is before the game. bonds running out to left field for the final time. spent many years in that spot at at&t park and giants fans got to see it once again. then it was time for baseball. unfortunatelyded t bein the fourth inning, josh belren urnnin. 0, pirates on the pirates me field luck. austin slate

powers who you hear about, but what he really was moved by was those who said, you know, go see cesar chavez to the indian reservations, go into the inner city, go to the delta with marianne wright-edelman. so he was listening in large part to his heart and to what was going on with young people. >> he loses the oregon primary and comes back to win the california primary. how did he do that? what changed? >> well, the easy answer is the demographics changed. he won, i think -- i can't remember exactly, but almost 98% of the hispanic vote, for instance, in california. he won huge in some precincts 100% of the african-american vote. so he was winning working -- working class people, he was winning in that group, whereas the people like -- you know, hispanics and african-americans were not a large part of the population in oregon. so that was one of the big differences between the two states. he, unlike, as you said about gene mccarthy, my father was a tireless campaigner. he got up really early, he worked, you know, 15-hour days all over the state listening to people, engaged with people, hear

sutter health cpmc will open a new 120-bed campus at cesar chavez replacing st. luke's hospital.e upgraded facility includes new private maternity rooms and bathtubs and high-tech innovations throughout the building. the emergency room is four times the size which means the hospital can handle more patients. >>> also happening today, oakland residences can legally dispose of large, unwanted items at no cost. today is the first of three bulky block parties. it's all part of an effort for the bulky waste pickup service. the disposal parties are only open to oakland residents and it will be held from 9:00 until 1:00 this afternoon on edgewater drive in east oakland. >> a team of young scientists believe they have a solution to keep hard to recycle plastics from ending up in landfills. the city of san jose and a major recycler areti on them. david louie has the story. >>> the green waste recycling center in san jose handles waste from as far away as santa rosa and sacramento. the waste that poses the biggest challenge is what you see here. plastics including plastic bags. as soon as

. >> the celebration included a pride festival at san cesar chavez. >>> you can own a working piece ofe 1 is being auctioned off next month. this is a computer that started it all at the cupertino compan. steve jobs and steve wozniak produced about 200 of them. about 60 are known to still be around. it was sold in 1976 for just under $700. certainly a lot at the time. it's expected to fetch about $300,000. >> wow the appreciation on that thing. >> no kidding. >> getting personal with steph curry, taking a public stance on a big equality issue. >> guns drawn and pointed at a home. the dramatic end to a bay area standoff. >> if you like advertisements you'll probably enjoy a new change to youtube. what we know a >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> at 6:30 we are hearing from someone injured during the deadly shooting at a gaming tournament as one of the victims is identified. he was from california. >> as we learn how the country will honor the late senator john mccain, the white house has raised its flag back to full staff and that's not the only move raising questions this

. >> the $538 million facility at valencia and cesar chavez replaces the agent st. luke's hospital.has five orthopedic operating rooms, an expanded maternity ward, and a large emergency room with 16 beds. >>> coming up, startling details from a new state report on the impacts of climate change. >> climate impacts are here. they were knocking on our door and now are knocking on our living room. >> the dramatic changes it says we can expect in the coming years. >>> it's definitely cooler out there. temperatures down a couple of degrees. a lot of fog and breezy conditions coast side. it will be very mild. the forecast is coming up. >>> and, coming up at 7:00, more on the life and legacy of the late arizona senator john mccain. we'll talk with ktvu's former political editor who followed mccain during his presidential campaigns and even got on board the straight talk express. >>> also, a 6-year-old washington state boy hospitalized and he may need surgery. what he claims happened when he stood up to other children who bullied his friend. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're

this will be at the plaza de cesar chavez saturday and sunday. head to the san jose reptile show to check out thousands of live reptiles for sale and on display. that also going on saturday. in the east bay, it's the 2018 chocolate festival on saturday in berkeley where artists will fill the sidewalks along shattuck avenue in the gourmet ghetto. in oakland, celebrate at the 31st annual chinatown street fest spanning eight blocks of chinatown with booths of food and products, arts and crafts, live music and other attractions. in martinez, enjoy the 8th annual polish street festival in martinez this saturday featuring cuisine, beer, performances and booth for shopping. in the north bay, social change at the annual progressive festival in petaluma happening on sunday. you can expect speeches on a variety of social issues, live music, informational booths by social justice, environmental, labor and community organizations. in san francisco, eat drink sf will celebrate the bay area's world class chefs and restaurants saturday and sunday at fort mason.

at plaza de cesar chavez park. that is san jose. you have outside lands in the city.e is this. we all know gilroy is known for garlic, but this weekend is bringing back an event that brings back the cowboy heritage. >> the gilroy rodeo was last held 62 years ago, and hundreds have sign upped to show off their skills. >> david louie talked with contestants about what draws them to the sport and competition. >> it's hot and dusty, and the job at hand is for teams of three riders to sort these young roping cattle, herding them from one pen to another in a specific numerical order in the fastest time. this is just one of dozens of high school events that will be part of the two-day gilroy rodeo this weekend. the rodeo is returning after a 62-year absence. rodeo director eric martin is trying to foster interest among young people because it teaches them discipline and other important skills. >> more than being a professional athlete in rodeo, which if a guy is cut out for it, great. it's just basics that they learned being involved in this sport to make them a successful h

from a conditional use authorization for legalization of nonconforming event, located at 3359 cesar chavez, chicken john's. the applicant wanted the ability to stay open until midnight, but the code did not permit that. during the hearing, the business thought they should be able to stay open until midnight, so asked for an ordinance to allow the extension of hours of operation. the commission heard this ordinance on april 19 of this year and voted to approve the ordinance. that concludes the presentation and i thank you for your consideration of this item. >> supervisor tang: thank you, mr. starr. were there comment outreach or comments that the commission or department received on the potential extended hours of operation? >> there were no comments during the planning commission hearing. >> supervisor tang: supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim: i was curious what other types of uses fall under this category. >> supervisor tang: mostly, it's like your corner store that you see in residential districts. sometimes a restaurant or an architect's office. >> supervisor kim: legally nonconforming