i will ask you, who was cesar chavez? what do people know about cesar chavez? who was cesar chavez? what do you know about him? any thoughts? in the back over there. a workers revolution. do you know everything -- anything else? so workers revolution. he is a labor activist. >> -- >> exactly. the focus was on grapes. and in california pick he is focused on california. grapes other key crop. he is on a stamp. you might see streets named after him. he is one of the most well-known mexican-american activists from this time period. in general, there is a romantic idea around cesar chavez. i will talk about that and have a few cautionary thoughts at the end. he lived in california. he was born in arizona. he moved to california. he started work as a migrant farmworker for showtime and he then becomes a community organizer in the 1960s. as a community organizer, he is very interested in mexican- american rights. he wanted to improve the quality of life for next can american farmworkers and he goes -- he is in delano, california. this is a little aside. -- the keep point i want to know did

the embankment in san francisco, 101 near cesar chavez, right lane blocked. expect delays approaching the scene. >>> thank you, sue. google's pixel 3 smartphone goes on sale today. >> and now there is a smart mug that uploads your caf o today. >> the pixel 3 and 3xl areg ra new improved cameras. the phone's casing is prone toe scratches. xl starts at $900. the smaller version is $100 less. >>> apple stores are now selling a drone you can control from your apple watch. >> the drone doesn't need much more because it practically flies itself. you can tell it to follow someone or even yourself. it costs $2,000. >>> and your coffee cup can now keep tabs on your coffee consumption. >> the ember smart mug can get your in take based on what you drink and how often you drink it. those are your "tech bites". >> centerhave a great gein >> i would be like mind your jo. the financial boost it's getting to f >>> all right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i want to show you how much sunlight we're losing. 2 minutes, 19 seconds. at our hei

reuniones del movimiento chicano y fue la sede el sindicato de trabajadores agrícolas encabezado por césar chávezs. >>> durante varios años se imprimió el periódico clandestino. >>> para el padre richard en labores de la iglesia no debe desprenderse de las labores terrenales de su feligresía. debe continuar siendo una iglesia viva que lucha por la justicia social. >>> la iglesia debe estar con la gente. >>> el tiempo no pernaía considerada como monumento histórico también lucha para obtener recursos para mantenerse en pie y evitar el deterioro. >>> es importante recibir los fondos para poder hacer las reparaciones. >>> somos la autoridad en el tiempo estamos bien entrados en el otoño y parece que aún fuera verano. >>> temperaturas casi en los 70÷ mañana domingo tenemos las temperaturas actualizadas. para el lunes se esperan condiciones cálidas. >>> área de la bahía a clases con 18 minutos. seven las inmediaciones ha disminuido el termómetro paulatinamente conforme avanzabn las horas del día el resto de la ciudades tienen temperatura sobre 60÷ el día de hoy tuvimos máximas en los 74 cuando lo norm

en la escuela secundaria césar chávez un grupo de 4 estudiantes cumplió con esa asignación, se llamaportar a un jugador a méxico deben ir a la tienda de bombas para romper el muro .>> es como humillar a la gente, familia, es familia de méxico. >> por su parte el distrito escolar de... dice que la intención de los estudiantes fue usar un tema actual y es trabajo de los profesores guiarlos. >> cuando son las 12:08 del mediodía es hora de la pregunta del día ¿qué opina del juego? sus respuestas podrían aparecer en este noticiero si tiene planes de cruzar el puente de la bahía para llegar a san francisco se encontrará con embotellamientos. >> todavía está cerrado debido a trabajos de reparación de las dos vías de acero que presentan grietas. autoridades esperan reabrir de forma parcial este tramo de la vía pública clausurada >> el techo de una tienda de artículos para el hogar se desplomó, algunos empleados de la tienda movían el inventario del almacén, parte del techo se comenzó a caer. el derrumbe del techo fue por las lluvias que han habido en la región, afortunadamente nadie salió he

number one is 101 northbound from cesar chavez in san francisco going across the western span of the bay bridge. if you drive that, you will not be surprised. so that story gave us an idea to try and find the fastest way to get from the city to the east bay. and there are four options. of course you can drive. there's parking lot. ac transit. and casual carpool. so pick your horse. the starting line to abc 7 studios. the finishing point, downtown berkeley's bart station. the start time was 5:04 p.m. we september leigh-ann medical lessen easy by news van. let's meet our other three competitors who all work with us here at the station. >> everyone will introduce ourselves quickly. >> tom. carpool. >> justin, i'll be taking bart. >> we are monitoring everybody's proceeding. four folks taking four different forms of transportation. >> approximate everybody is betting against me, and i don't know why. >> 12 minutes in and leigh-ann has moved through feet, guysju thk bt mehe quickest straw. we took him to casual carpool. as of 5:48, it's been a half hour since i showed up and no one has st

. >>> en el ojo de huracÁn esta la escuela cÉsar chÁvez, por una tarea asignada a estudiantes, la tareaitÍan deportar a otro jugador hacia mÉxico y comprar bombas para estallar el muro y atravesar los lÍmites. >>> como discriminaciÓn, como humillar a la gente. >>> el distrito escolar respondiÓ que se tomarÁ esta oportunidad para educar mejor a los jÓvenes sobre ciertos temas. >>> zoolÓgico de denver tuvo que ser cerrado por precauciÓn luego que recibieran amenazas, la policÍa investigÓ las amenazas y declarÓ que no representaba peligro, por lo que levantaron la alerta, hasta ahora no se han ofrecido mÁs detalles de dicha amenaza. >>> la policÍa de new york buscan a un hombre que golpeÓ y robÓ a una mujer en queens. >>> la golpeo hasta dejarla ip conciente y nadia torres nos cuenta que huyÓ con la cartera de la vÍctima. este video muestra un vecino de Área tratando de detener al sospechoso que intenta huir. >>> estoy impresiÓn ada por esta noticia, porque no habÍa pasado esto por aquÍ y pobre seÑora, el susto que habrÁ pasado. >>> la vÍctima nos confirmÓ que el sospechoso la sorprendiÓ p

. >> families and students from this school, from cesar chavez, from john o'conel, and other schools around the district that we're so lucky to be a part of. i want you to come to this area so that you can actually see the lineup of amazing speakers and hear what they have to say. [speaking native language] >> without further adieu, i'd like to introduce richard aya on behalf of mission promise neighborhood. thank you. [applause] >> gracias. thank you, principal de la rios moran. bienvenidos. i'm the director of mission promise neighborhood. we all know that we are in the midst of a housing crisis. according to the school district, more than 2,000 -- there are more than 2,000 homeless students in san francisco unified, and the majority of them are latino, in the face of this crisis, this school right here, buena vista horseman opened its gym nasium to homeless families to spend the night. i'm proud to say that mission promise neighborhood will now be expanding to support this brave school and four other schools, bringing our total to nine schools in the mission altogether. our family

>> se espera que varias personas de distintas religiones se hagan presente en el arco césar chávez deen honor a las víctimas, el honor lo planearon varias organizaciones judías afiliadas al centro educativo. el mensaje principal que quieren enviar es, estar bien ser judío? si tienes miedos está bien pero no está solo. hablamos con varios estudiantes, ellos quieren que los tiroteos acaben. porque aseguran que todos son víctimas . >> me da mucho miedo que en cualquier lugar uno pueda estar en peligro, practicando su religión. >> el sospechoso de perpetrar este atentado disparó a mansalva, dentro de una sinagoga. matando a 11 personas, aquí en cuestión de minutos, quisieron dar este mensaje. van a traer velas y usted está invitado. estamos ubicado en la calle siete de la universidad. >> se habla de la falta de tolerancia en este país. >> parece que todo es malo en este país. >> empezaron los argumentos finales en la corte superior del condado alameda en el segundo juicio de uno de los acusados de la muerte de uno de los paramédicos en abril de 2013. quien trabajaba en el condado santa cl

up here, north 101 right around cesar chavez, a single car involved. and the activity might be visible as far as smoke going into the grass fire fire. there's evacuations for this portion of baypoint, north of willow pass road, and on the other side of the freeway and salivary church. and we're tracking the whole thing, but no delay is reported for the b.a.r.t. system, though avoid the north parking lot, because people are gathered there. the toll plaza, no back up, no problems, and we're talking about the issue for a b.a.r.t. parking lot. no delays for those lines. i'm taken it out of the yellow and put it back to green. there's no other delays other than the fact that there's the temporary transit center, and fremont a street was reopened he this week. >>> it's 4:48. we have a follow-up. an airman now confirmed as one of the victims in a fighter jet crash in the ukraine. that happened 175 miles southwest of kiev, during exercises involving planes from nine different he places. a second pilot from ukraine also died. the crash is under investigation. >

southbound 101 as you approach cesar chavez, the headlights making their way southbound, we are going to keep an eye on it and let you know if it's going to be slow going but in the meantime traffic is fine in both directions. we'll take it to the north bay where we are dealing with a little bit of fog for your thursday morning commute and that's a live look at the golden gate bridge. here's 101 at petaluma boulevard north. so refrain from using those high beams and keep a safe distance between you and that car in front of you. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >> all right, thanks, jaclyn. happy thursday to you. so close to the weekend here, almost there. and we are looking at temperatures that are going to be right around normal for this time of year. waking up to areas of low clouds and fog, along the coast and parts of the bay. here's a live look of the "salesforce" tower cam where you can see low clouds and fog as we start off your thursday here. so temperatures are running in the upper 40s from livermore there. low 50s san jose, santa rosa, concord, mid-50s oakland as

that is eastbound from cesar chavez to treasure island tunnel in the evening. that is the worst. the second is where i'm standing, the morning commute, interstate 80 from hercules to the toll plaza. coming in third place, highway 101, santa clara county, southbound. that's from sunnyvale to san jose. but really no good commutes out there, let's be honest. we wanted to stand here so you can see all the tail lights this morning. yikes. at 5:30 we will drive it for you. wish us luck. we're going to get in the car and show you what it looks like. stay with us as we track this story. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. we welcome your thoughts on commute challenges you face. use the #betterbayarea to join the conversation. >> ready for the individual helicopters to debut. >> oh, man. they can't come soon enough. >> good morning, mike. >> good morning, guys. let's look at what's going on as far as the fog. livermore, less than an eighth of a mile. same thing up and own highway 101. 680 is very foggy in san carlos. the peninsula getting foggy also. walnut creek, southbound o

it's the worst evening commute from san francisco's cesar chavez street to the treasure island tunnel how much does that cost in time each and every day? that cost 14,660 vehicle hours of delay each day. now, once you get out to the tunnel ranked number 2. from the bay bridge touchdown through alameda and contra costa to state route 4. of course it's a little bit less than we just talked about because people start splitting off their but every day all day cost drivers 12,650 vehicle hours of delay. those are the top two in the bay area we are going to be heading down to the south to show you some of that, but the idea is for you to understand that this is something more than just aggravation. it's economics as well we will be back later on, trends that's just tom vacar >> we will let you know that tom is going to be flying all around the bay area around the worst traffic trouble spots. the biggest bottlenecks in the bay area you'll want to follow along of the string with him from sky fox you can do it by taking out our ktvu facebook page. tommy, thank you. >>> federal investigators no

a crash southbound 101 right near cesar chavez. it is definitely blocking one lane. we have speeds slow as 16 miles per hour. that's your cruising speed. give yourself some extra time. it's going to be slow south of san francisco. >>> this morning, san jose police say that this is the man behind the violent sexual assault of a teenaged girl. it happened behind liberty baptist church on south king road. joe vazquez picks up the story from there. >> kind of just crossed paths and he engaged her in conversation and, um, shortly after is when the incident occurred. >>> reporter: according to police, 20-year-old man lured a 17-year-old girl into a secluded area behind the church 6:30 sunday evening. the man allegedly attacked her, police say. >> this is not two people who knew each other. it was a stranger abduction. the victim did not know the suspect in this case. he attacked her behind the church and sexually assaulted her. >> reporter: among the charges he faces, assault with a deadly weapon, sexual battery and false imprisonment. i spoke with a church member who has

. >> and today we saw plans for a 17-story office tower across from san jose's plaza de cesar chavez. this as a century old foundry prepares to make way for a transit village. >> abc 7 news reporter del castillo. >> the foundry opened 2 eed in and is one of the last remaining. >> a brass cover for a headlight. >> every moment in the last 100 years has made kearney pattern works and foundry the staple that it is today. the once booming business survived relentless shifts. dubbed silicon valley in the 1970s. >> things have changed a lot. back in those days when i came here, this whole street was nothing but industry. >>reporter: in 1999, abc 7 news was there as the last cans rolled off the assembly line at the del monte they cannery in san jose, an early sign of what was to come. over the years, work at the foundry reflected what was happening in bay area industry. workers provided parts and services to packing firms, wineries, for war support and more. the foundry officially closed in august and should be boymtd march. >> to be honest with you, i see a lot of changing lifestyle. >> and

new accident in sf sb 101 cesar chavez backed up onto the baybridgemajor hot spot in sunol on sb 680 at vargas overturn crash cleared. new accident in sf sb 101 cesar chavez backed up onto the baybridge another warmer day todaas temperatures continue to boost further into the 60's, 70's and even low 80's, warmer than average for this time of year. skies will be seen as mostly sunny after a less foggy start to the morning than yesterday. ( james ) ( james ) the u-s geological survey is updating its volcano threat assessments for the first time since 2005 ... and mount shasta comes in at number 5 for volcanoes considered to be a very high threat. scientists say mount shasta has a hazard zone that covers about 95-hundred square miles. more than 100- thousand people live or work in this hazard zone and millions of cars use highway 5 near the volcano every year. scientist say an eruption would impact the entire state ... including the bay area. the last time it erupted was about 200 years ago. the other two california volcanoes classifed as high threats ... are the lassen volcanic center

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from 101 near cesar chavez to the bay bridge around yerba buena island. coming in at number 2... the drive on westbound interstate 80 from highway four in hercules to all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. number 3 is southbound highway 101 from sunnyvale to san jose. number 4 is the 6-80 stretch from fremont to sunol...rob fladeboe telling us all about numbers 3 and 4. coming in fifth... is eastbound state route 4 in martinez to port chicago highway in concord. for the complete list, go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) new tonight at 5... the f-d-a has just approved a brand new flu treatment.(grant) it comes after the deadliest u.s. flu seasonin 40 years.. catherine heenan is here with details.. (catherine) the f-d-a has approved what's described as a fast-acting, single-dose oral medication... indicating it's coming at a time when it's badly needed... genentech is selling the medication under thebrand name zo-flu-za... the annoucement follows a terrible flu season..with more than 80-thousand people dying from the flu in the u.s..... and many more hospitalized. it's

this he say commuters experience 14,000 hours of delays every day between cesar chavez and the tunnel. >>> going from westbound 80 to highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza and number 3, southbound 101 from sunnyvale to san jose and number 5 is highway east from martinez to concord. concord. >>> it appears the crackdown on car break-ins in san francisco are working. they're down 14% citywide compared to the same time last year. the park police station dropped 34%, they were down 20% in the northern district. the car burglars, it went up at mission and central station. >>> and for the first time in two decades, the food and drug administration approved a new type of drug to fight the flu, it's called zoophilous, it's for -- xoflusa, it's manufactured by genetech, it's the only single dose that is approved to treat the flu. officials say xofluza will be available in the coming weeks. >>> trying to improve safety on bart could be used for the surveillance technology for trains. >> if you can't make it for the holidays, target will do the running for you, and do it for fro. we'll tell you

the study found 14,000 hours of delays from cesar chavez to the yerba buena tunnel. other consistent locations include the afternoon slowdown on southbound 101 from sunnyvale to san jose. and the afternoon commute on northbound 680 from scott creek road in fremont. the report found over three quarters of all traffic congestion in the bay area last year occurred on freeways in alameda, contra costa, and santa clara counties. >>> drivers on 680 not only have to deal with heavy traffic, but need to keep a close eye on the road. some changes on the freeway through concord could put you in someone else's lane. kpix5's john ramos explains. >> reporter: construction will begin soon on this section of 680 for a new toll express lane. but to do that, they had to restripe some lanes which is taking a lot of people by surprise. >> you're coming up and then you see the cars and it's like a shock. what do i do? >> reporter: dory was on 680 when a big rig suddenly swerved into her lane but it was the lane that did the swerving. in nine places between concord and the benicia bridge

commuters collectively experienced one of 14,000 hours of delay each day on that stretch between cesar chavez in the yerba buena tunnel . the second most congested is traffic in the opposite direction coming into san francisco on westbound 80 from highway 4 from the bay bridge toll plaza. number three is southbound 101 from sunnyvale to san jose, highway 680 to fremont and fifth highway 4 from east to martinez and conquer. >>> there is no word on who holds the winning mega millions ticket. the ticket is worth $1.5 billion. it was sold at a convenience store in simpson, south carolina. under south carolina law the winter can remain anonymous. >> if the winner is out there today and listening to us we would like to say to you, take a deep breath, put the ticket in a secure location, consult with a trusted advisor. >> the store will get $50,000 if the person who bought the ticket takes a payment they will get a check for about $491 million after taxes. the winner has up to 180 days to claim the prize. >>> town homes under construction are up in smoke. federal investigators are trying to determin

are at the home of el teatro campesino, the farmworkers' theater, and it started in 1965 with cesar chavezogressed -- actually, we came here to san juan bautista in 1971. we've been here ever since. >> what goes on here, and what's the future of el teatro? >> well, the future is now. i mean, we have a different set of young people that are now the core of the company. we are the old-timers, you know? we set it up, made it happen. now they've come in, and they're taking it over, and they're taking it to the next step. you know, they're using their young minds and their whole media thing and doing whole new shows, but still based on social justice, because that's our main struggle. >> san juan bautista also has lots of antiques stores. so, tell me about your business here in san juan bautista. >> well, i've been in san juan bautista for 11 years now. >> well, how to antiques fit into this town? >> well, as far as i know, this town has been an antiquing town for over 50 years, 'cause we just had -- i think it was our 53rd antique fair in august, so we have it every august. this year it's the

it is dedicated to honor cesar chavez, former president of the united farm workerson.his new main library replaces the former library built in 1951. >> a great day outside for an opening or whatever you happen to do. >> it was gorgeous. november. >> you can do it, yes. >> almost here. and drew is over there. >> you know, we've got a couple more days left of october. we'll finish out the month on a warm note. tomorrow though, temperatures do take a dip compared to where we were earlier today. live doppler 7 along with satellite "tonight" showing you clouds streaming in from north to south are still overhead all associated with a weak ripple of energy moving through to our north. the wider view, you can see some rain returning to extreme northern california. mainly oregon and washington will pick up the drops. unfortunately, that rain won't make its presence known in the bay area the next 24 hours. we have a live look. our camera atop pier 15 showing you the san francisco skyline shrouded in fog. that is returning to our coastline right now. and it will expand overnight

live look as you're heading southbound which i those headlights as you're making your way towards cesar chavez. and it remains slow until you get past st they are heading north and southbound on 101. this is near the 380. so, traffic backup hasn't quite reached the airport. depending on how likely that's out there, it's going to change. and into san mateo, the 23 minute ride. it is a tough day out on the roadways. be careful out there. >>> well, we want to show you a live look of the tower camera. they took it off today at 11 am. it was amazing to have all the armed forces. and, they have those warm conditions. i do want to show you what you can expect. this is a live look at the tower camera. and, this is the shaking. with those conditions. they are looking at the tower. this is a live look with the sunshine just about to rise. and, in solano county, they did have the brand come fire. and the dry offshore winds blew that smoke from solano county down to the south bay with that air quality conditions. moderate air quality is expected for today. those temperatures are out there because it is a

. >> gustavo: the last big leader was cesar chavez, and that was, god what? mean, you have to have a messianic figure. >> anthony: i have the answer. the answer. >> gustavo: who? >> anthony: danny trejo. >> gustavo: danny trejo. people love him. >> anthony: danny trejo would be the man. he'd be that guy. >> gustavo: machete. >> al madrigal: machete for president? >> anthony: i would totally vote for him. >> al madrigal: he's ancient. >> anthony: he looks good with his shirt off. donald trump can't say that, clinton can't say that. danny trejo still peeling that shirt off. >> anthony: he's the baddest dude in the history of badass. look up "badass" in the dictionary, it says "trejo, danny trejo." born in echo park in l.a, he spent much of his life in prison, including a stay in san quentin where he managed to straighten shit out join a 12-step program and rethink his life. he came out of the joint as a drug counselor. this lead directly, if unexpectedly, to a storied career in film. danny trejo is known and loved for iconic tough guy roles in such films as "he

the city has done a beautiful job with medians on cesar chavez and a year to 18 months later, they're wretched looking. so we urged caution and were promised that it would be maintenance examples and so we'll see. when you came to us last week, the example of the kiosk that we were looking at was 02.c. is that correct? i would endorse that version and not endorse the only two, which are more conventional, triangular shapes, with radiused corners. 02.c feels in keeping with the spirit of the gently inflated farm -- form that the toilets were. and that's what commissioner wolfram was alluding to, i believe. >> commissioner keehn: first of all, wasn't to thank jcdecaux for being so responsive to our committee and echo commissioner pearlman's comments and to note that both, i think, of our committees share concern around history and so i appreciate your comments around that. market street will be, unfortunately, in my opinion, revamped and we'll lose these beautiful, brick sidewalks. unfortunate, but that's the case. and then lastly in regards to the greenery on the top, i feel if it's a

the library is dedicated to honor cesar chavez. construction on the building began in 2015.s main library replaces the former library built in 1951. >>> still ahead, giving the gift of flowers. why a group hit the streets to peddle it forward and here is a live look from our roof camera that is over the beautiful bay on pier 15. still dark but the sun will rise shortly and lisa will explain what the weather looks like on this sunday once it >>> happening today, it's your last chance to enjoy one of san francisco's most family friendly events, boo at the zoo. the whole family is encouraged to dress up. kids can trick-or-treat and watch animals stomp and chomp on pumpkins. i love it. the zoo is open from 10:00 until 7:00 tonight. oakland is hosting also from 10:00 to 3:00. how cute is that critter? >> coming from the mom that's going to be a pumpkin. >> i would totally go but my pumpkin shirt has not arrived from amazon. ella's costume is here, so cute. >>> it will be a warm afternoon but how warm? hazy and fog. 59 in oakland now. once again, issues with the marine layer from

topping the list by the metric top -- metropolitan, afternoon from northbound 101 from cesar chavez street to the bay bridge. number two is the druid -- bridge on highway four and the congestion lasts all day long with congested conditions typically spanning from 5:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. bay area commute same unless and they are not getting any longer but staying the same. >>> apple and facebook ceos speaking out about protecting their data. the warnings they are saying -- sending in the changes they want to be made. >>> our own information is being what benign is against us with military precision. >>> the head of apple warns personal data is being recognized. >> we have the story from our san jose studio. >> tim cook spoke in brussels today. you warns that technology drives breakthroughs and comes from harm sewing division and false information. the heads of google and facebook will make similar statements as they jockeyed for more favorable positions as regulators overseas take their scrutiny. the new data protection regulation requires companies to change the way they do business in the

. >>> head to san jose cesar chavez park for the dia day los muertos. an amazing display of mexican heritage. take in life music, local artists, over 100 viewers. dia san jose runs from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >>> trolley dancesis a two-day public performance. it takes you from mission bay to soma. the team's creative dance piece on physical environment, architecture and history of the area. admission is freehe cost of muni fare. it is pretty cool. i have a detail for you too. stop at mission creek park will perform with 15 happy puppies. if you are a dog fan, that's the location. >> and you know i am. i'm wearing dog socks right now. >> he really is. >> with my actual dog on them. >> it's a little bit weird but okay. >> i would bring my leg up but that would be always weird. so i'm putting it on facebook if you care. >> new clues where amazon could open its next cashierless store in san francisco. >>> in the east bay, a fire caused fears of a gas line explosion and thousands of evacuations. >>> elle magazine is facing huge backla >>> now at 6:30, sky 7

the library is dedicated to honor cesar chavez, former president of the farm workers union.onstruction on the buildig began in 2015. the new main library places the former library that was built in 1951. >>> a chance encounter saved the lives of a woman and her dog. it happened in sacramento after both became trapped in a fast-moving river. reporter steve large has their story. >> it was a horrific night for us. >> reporter: chandra benson and her dog gunther -- >> well, of course he's like my child. >> reporter: -- are back home now. >> we've done a lot together. that's the first time, though, that we'd ever been swept down a river. >> reporter: the pair nearly died after gunther jumped in the stanislaus river to retrieve a stick and the swift current started carrying him >> in a ste of panic jumped in the river as well. >> reporter: benson's plan to save her dog nearly cost both their lives. >> i had only been in there a few minutes, and my hands were already going numb. >> reporter: in the deep frigid water benson grabbed gunther by the collar with one hand and an overhan

cesar chavez. annetta north and also.orthbound from candlestick it is backed up from the bay bridge. this is no way for friday to start up in san francisco that accents are gone and lovely things will improve. let's go to steve >>> some fog over the coast jumping over the city sunshine and warmer temperatures. the same today less fog. coast fog. temptress bumping up low to mid 80s in a top out around eighty four for the warmest in the locations. upper 70s rather bay. still so much fog 60s and some 70s around the santa cruz coast. popping up temperatures from sunny 70 yesterday 80 today, napa from 78 to 80 degrees. >>> someone has rated majestic made up to seattle. it's about unimportant but they will get cloud cover entering. the fog is thereby the coast. i don't think it will disappear. water temperatures are about the same. 5758. they have not change for a long time. 50s on if you temptress. 40s for some. santa rosa 45. you can see the temperatures in alameda, it is 39. it oakwood hills it is 59. city is 56. of 3 to 54.

my name is cathy lipscomb and i'm a tenant at 4220 cesar chavez street. just this time last year my faucets kept dripping in the sink, kitchen and bathroom. i notified my landlord several times and the situation wasn't remedied. so, i called building inspection and within pretty short time, an inspector appeared at my door and she noted the faucets were indeed broken and said to me as i was leaving maybe we should walk through the building. would you like to come with me? i said of course. to my astonishment -- not so much because the building is not the worst building in the world but it is not in great shape. it is a framed building on a windy hill. there were 12 housing code violations in the building. half of which were fire related. the most astonishing one was a storage space on the fifth floor which dedid not have a sprinkler and there was a presence of excessive storage. personal items including fabric, plastic bags, metal and wires were stacked to the top of the storage closet. there were two exits which were -- which did not have lighting that w

101, right there, there's something slowing traffic and traffic is going to be slow from before cesar chavez to that spot. it seems to be ever so slightly slowing getting on to that spot. give yourself extra time if you're in san francisco. also, lets talk about some of the other commutes, 880 hayward, that commute is getting busy from 238 to industrial. and in the silicon valley, let me pull back here, it looks good. see all that grown, that's a good opportunity for you to get out there before it gets crowded. 6:18, lets go to steve. >> thank you. >>> not much changed today, 60s and 70s -- is there something wrong? >> your mic -- >> i don't know what's going on today. >> that's all right. while steve adjusts, not much change, hey, look, can i read. >> keep going. >> that never happens to me. >> never, sal. >> sal is a pro at this. i know it's going to get warmer, we're anxious to hear about our weekend as it is now thursday. >> keep going, pam, you're on a roll. >> lets she how much i paid attention, you take it away. >> our system is swinging through, that's what brought the cool air, we h

you have a crash on the other side southbound 101 at cesar chavez blocking one lane. 280 extension also slow as a result due to the accident. all lanes open south 680 at vargas. good news here, traffic is on the mend. still slow as you work your way through the sunol grade southbound towards mission boulevard. trouble 880 at paseo grande big rig involving an accident slow in both directions. >> thank you. >>> if you are rushing to get ready for work or school, take a moment to hit your tv screen because this is just a glorious sight. the sun just about to rise on our "salesforce tower" camera. looking south there. so just spectacular. something to brighten your day and we'll see plenty of sunshine as we head through the afternoon. likely the warmest day out of the week. get ready for that. about 70 for a high in san francisco. 72 in oakland. 78 for a high in vallejo. 80 for santa rosa. 80 in napa. 78 for a high in san jose. and 83 for livermore. so tomorrow, warm not quite as warm as today but still that sunshine cooler for sunday. and as we look ahead to next week, of course, we have h

we have an earlier crash that was cleared to the center divide in southbound 101 near cesar chavez. hopefully my clicker will work here to show you. this is southbound 101 here at 17th street and it's not too bad in either direction. it's a wednesday morning, 5:00. usually we're seeing a lot more traffic on the roads here. but it's actually looking okay. bay bridge toll plaza, moving along freely. oh, there we go. >> at least that part is clear. >> at least this part is clear, yeah, that' ce. whhe g different. there's a look at traffic. >>> today a bay area man connected to a california hate group will make his first appearance in federal court fas t to anne makovec who is live in oakland this morning. >>> reporter: he could be extradited to the east coast after today's hearing. his name is cole evan white. and the federal hearing starts here in oakland at 9:30 a.m. let's take a look at some of the -- investigators say cole evan white attended this march on august 11th. it was on the campus of the university of virginia in charlottesville. the 23-page criminal complaint says that wh

we had not one but two separate incidents southbound 101 near cesar chavez. both cleared. and the sensors are showing green, so everybody is getting through nicely. a look at your drive times if you are headed out right now. highway 4 to wall creek, southbound 680. 6 minutes. drive time out of the central valley into dublin pleasanton. >>> thanks, sue. coming up next, the 7 things you need to but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it n't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ( ♪ ) stop dancing around the pain that's keeping you awake. advil pm gives tossing and turning a rest and silences aches and pains. fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer with advil pm. >>> time now is 5:25. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, 4,000 people are evacuated in their home in b

remember, just 30 years ago, the likes of -- it was cesar chavez and bill clinton and chuck schumer - tucker: who worried -- >> they were making the case that borders should be closed because of adversity impacting minority communities. it undermined union wages and entry-level workers. and we got 20 million, all the sudden, wow, we flipped california, new mexico, colorado, nevada, this is a good thing they lets ignore federal immigration law appeared same with sanctuary cities. they are good now because it fulfills a useful agenda, but believe me, if alabama and montana and utah said, you know what, in our jurisdictions and our states, we do not want to adhere to the endangered species hand or federal handgun registration, that all of a sudden, that would be nullification and the confederate in the eyes of the left. it is the kavanaugh hearings all over again. we were going to throw out 238 years of american jurisprudence because it did not coincide with an agenda for the supreme court paired then afterwards, suddenly the good, blue wall, the electoral college that helped obama get e

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