cesar chavez davis. kristen: it opens today. joining us to talk about it live is abel sanchez.ng us. congratulations on the film. abel: thank you. thank you so much. leisure to be here with you. kristen: tell me what inspired you to make it. abel: my inspiration came from working with the cesar chavez family on a stamp campaign prior to writing the song. it kind of felt like he was still with me when i was in the studio recording in this song came about. we -- and this song came about. we were inspired. the words came out of the spirit, if you will come in next thing you know, we had a song that involved into people saying while, this great, you should put some footage to it. so that kind of went into went n documentary, a full documentary, and that is how it started. the inspiration came without attention, as my good friend my angela told me -- maya angelou told me. she told me. that is interesting, because that is how it happened with me. yeah. kristen: this is unique. there have been many stories told of cesar chavez, but this is looking through the eyes of famous musicians

it is cesar chavez day here in california. honor the life and legacy of the civil rights and american labor leader. chavez founded the first successful farm workers union in american history. joining us now to talk about the importance of this day is the president of the farmworkers of america, teresa romero. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> this is such an important day. i would love for you to talk about cesar chavez's work and his lasting impact. his work affects all of us, because the work that is done in the farms, we feel it on a daily basis. >> yes, that is true. this year, we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the united farmworkers union -- cesar chavez started the union 60 years ago. it is hard to believe. we ensure farmworkers are treated with respect and they have a way of making a living to support their family, like all of us. unfortunately, it's been very difficult for farm workers. [indiscernible] -- it was something that we have to fight even harder. so, we are honoring cesar chave

cesar chavez would have been 95 years old. and you just heard the mayor, a lot of his family members still there in san jose and they are fully aware of >>will tran thank you for that one. time to talk about weather. let's get a check of our forecast from kron on meteorologists. rebecca, strong. >>live look outside. right now. we're seeing a mixture of sunshine and clouds for the day today. the cerise peck camera overlooking much of the bay area here on top of the berkeley hills. and so we're going to see a temperature changes we get through the next couple of days. it's all thanks to high pressure that's going to start building around the bay area. bringing us no rain, unfortunately, but we will enjoy the sunshine and head outside because things are going to get quite warm over the next few days. today's highs look at this 60's and the low 70's for the most part, 70 degrees expected in concord this afternoon. upper 60's in the livermore valley, upper 60's. if you're going to be in the downtown san jose area and then we're loo

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and this is cesar chavez day after a quick break, we'll take you live to the south bay, where san jose's mayor sam liccardo, is expected to volunteer in honor of cesar when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. veto washington, d. c. the honor flight is back after being canceled for the past two years due to the pandemic. ktvu amanda king town alive at sfo. this is where passengers are actually starting to board that flight, amanda yes, they are. garcia could see th lining up behind me. we just had some people clapping as they lined up. they are about to get on this flight. there are two dozen milit

el noticiero y para más información visite telemundo 48.com hoy celebra california la vida de césar chávezeaños número 85, algunos eventos comenzaron hoy a las ocho y media de la mañana esto fue en san josé la plaza césar chávez, el desfile se llevará a cabo el 9 de abril hace más de un mes reportamos la infestación de las ratas en el campamento de indigentes al lado del parque columbus en san josé, la ciudad dijo que estaba al tanto del problema y que quería acabar con esta epidemia, (nombre) regreso al lugar a ver si la situación ha mejorado y esto fue lo que encontró >> el miércoles regrese al campamento de personas sin hogar que queda al lado del parque columbus, al parecer nada ha cambiado al contrario ha empeorado así me aseguró michelle una de las residentes a solo metros de donde duerme michelle dice que las ratas hicieron un hueco aquí porque diario vienen a dejar comida que ya no sirve >> pero el control del condado santa clara asegura que estos animales no son peligrosos, ellos han estado monitoreando una vez por semana desde hace más de un mes >> ponen las trampas para las rata

coming up next honoring cesar chavez students in the north bay taking to the streets how they replicatedez made a marine county years ago more than 50 years ago, and warmer weather is on the way. our chief meteorologist bill centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. in s to children. in oakland, they announced plans for 150 little town libraries all around the city. it is a partnership with the curries foundation and the little free library movement, along with the oakland public library and other non profits more than 50,000 books will be distributed through the book sharing program. students in the north bay took to the streets one day ahead of cesar chavez day, the students are enrolled in

cesar chavez would have been 95 years old. and you just heard the mayor, a lot of his family members still there in san jose. and they are fully aware of that. thank so much. well. >> it is 9.10. we'll take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a man left without his car after he was robbed at gunpoint on the bay bridge. that happens. we'll have the latest from investigators this morning. plus, there's high demand for ukrainian flags around the bay area. we'll tell you how one business is trying to accommodate it. and people in the south bay eager for that second booster shot. we're going hear from residents who are ready to roll up their sleeves again. >> and i'm tracking more sunshine around the bay area today. a cooler start to your morning. but by the afternoon, we're going to see temperatures in the 60's and 70's. my full forecast just ahead. and a few issues out there. but also we're seeing some improvement like right here along the bay bridge will have a look at those drive times on this thursday morning. onc

in honor of cesar chavez day. groups from around the state are volunteering and doing community service in san jose mayor sam liccardo volunteered at martha's kitchen as ktvu demagogues reports the soup kitchens work. is inspired by the legacy of cesar chavez. today special attention was paid to the farm workers who are instrumental in bringing food to this community 8000 sandwiches. that's how many are made and distributed every week at martha's kitchen, a soup kitchen in san jose that's been serving the hungry for 40 years. on thursday. cesar chavez day san jose's mayor, sam liccardo was in the kitchen, helping prepare some. on what would have been chavez's 95th birthday inflation and the cost of goods, especially groceries are squeezing lower income and middle income families, the lines for breakfast and martha's kitchen this month have grown. it's painfully ironic, because as we're seeing what we think, is a growing economy. more jobs , unemployment rate close to 3% what we know is the intensity in need has no

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute.he students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. all right, back live. now, that is very latest here in marin county, charles clifford kron. 4 news >> charles, thank you. windy day out there. we've got to talk about the weather coming up. but first, lucky to be alive but close call between a driver and a cyclist play this video full for you. as you can see what happens. and as the crisis continues in ukraine, one woman man

back then the students have been studying cesar chavez in the classroom. they decided they and their teachers decided this was a good way to get out of the classroom and go out and actually honor the late labor movement. activist. what we're celebrating, what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand. >>because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. >>all right, back live. now, all of these students in 8, a social and environmental justice action program at mount temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news that was actually going to mean a question what's >>class? this was for very charles, thank you for that live report. coming up here at 12, 30, a major tax agency has been hit with a federal lawsuit just weeks before taxes are doing to tell you which site in gun going to want to be >>plus, bikes are in busines

to f cesar chavez day to honor the late labor leader and civil rights activist. it was a symbolic march since chavez had previously walked that same route more than 50 years ago in his fight for workers' rights. those students are enrolled in a new class of tamil pious high school in marin county that focuses on social and environmental justice said who's cristina rendon has more now on what inspired the students to honor chavez is legacy. we are here to celebrate the work of scissor chavez celebrate what he fought for dozens of juniors and seniors from tamil pious high school left the city and selma hub for their assignment and headed to albert park in san rafael. the march followed part of the same route. cesar chavez walked in 1970 in solidarity with typographer who were on strike from the marin independent journal. think it's great that we all get to get out here as a class. and have this experience and, you know, walk the path that he did. what he did is not just something that was resolved in his in the past , but it's still an ongoing thing. it's something

but today is especially special because cesar chavez to date is his birthday.ving but he died a couple of decades ago, but they still honor him. obviously all over america, particularly today. and that's why we expect san jose mayor sam liccardo the show up any moment. you can see the line in front now i'm going to give you the numbers these this place is wonderful. they give back to the community. they donate. 25,000 pounds of groceries each month give out 10,000 meals. they're inside right now preparing the meals and when they have some meals and you can see that bag ready to go by that gentleman, they just show up. they get their meals. no questions asked. and then they leave this location. again. this is chavez is birthday. we do expect mayor sam liccardo to show up. cesar chavez is beloved throughout america, particularly in california for what he did for that farmworkers, the united farm workers, which he founded, which is why they are choosing today to bring out sam liccardo. >> we'll talk about that and to also want to start handing out some food. >> he

♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ >>> walking in the footsteps of civil rights icon cesar chavez.dents got a moving lesson today. they have been learning about chavez's work and to help farm workers. today they marched along the same route that chavez did in 1970 to support striking workers in marin. >> we're celebrating what he did. and the students have really learned a lot about cesar chavez's work. >> they are part of the environmental justice program and marched on international women's day. >>> imagine getting on the famed napa valley wine train and being served cheese. >> something didn't go wrong. it's not an april fool's joke. passengers can dine on tea. but wine will also be offered. the tea train will run friday and saturday afternoons in may. >>> next what the hubble space telescope picked up next. >>> observing galaxies from far, far away, and we do mean far. >> the hubble space telescope has spotted the farthest star ever seen. the newly-detected star is so far away its light has taken 12.9 billion, billion with a b, years to reach earth. it could be between 50-500 t

submarine county high school students today took part and took to the streets a day ahead of cesar chavez. it was a symbolic march as chavez had previously walked the same route more than 50 years ago in his fight for workers' rights students are enrolled in a new class at tamil pius high school, focusing on social and environmental justice. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. the next court date is set on april 14th for three men accused of robbing and shooting a retired oakland police captain. brothers marlon madre king, along with joshua hails, pleaded not guilty in february. they are charged with second degree robbery versi joiner, as well as the murder of their accomplice because he was shot to death during the commission of the crime. joyner telling ktvu that the men stole his jewelry and threatened to kill him at a gas station and oakland last october. join our open fire, killing one of the suspects. ktvu is andre senior, set down with joyner in a three part special where he talked about surviving 22 gunshots. if you'd like to watch it, check it out, head to ktvu .com. we've

today is cesar chavez day where we take time to honor the life and legacy of the iconic civil rights students actually in the north they did yesterday. they celebrated chavez by recreating. >> one of his very famous marches back from 1970, charles clifford takes a look. >> well, here in marin county on wednesday, a group of students from tell pius high school decided to honor the late labor activist cesar about 100 students march from san anselmo long for street to downtown sandra fell. this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of now, all of these students ar

cesar chavez day is always celebrated on his birthday march 31st. it's not a federal holiday. it is a state holiday here in california. the san francisco flower markets, delivering some smiles today in the form of free bouquets. the efforts part of the silly city celebration this week called blue msf officials are welcoming workers back to the city and as part of the events, the sf flower mart has five floral installations around the city, including one of the ferry building. that's where the general manager jeanie buss, was helping to hand out free bouquets this morning. flowers help make people happy. help relieve stress help relieve anxiety. so if there's any anxiety about coming back to the office, put some flowers on your desk. enjoy the color. enjoy. the beauty of it all. and maybe it makes you feel a little bit better about being back at your workstation. also part of bloom. sf this week live performances, meal and drink specials and floral art installations on display in the downtown corridor . alright, let's check in with meteorologist mark my own is outdoor studio th

happy cesar chavez day. >> here in san jose, this is a live look. kari hall has been monitoring the weather. >> here's a look at the bay bridge, heading into san francisco right now. our temperatures are in the 40s to start. heading to the upper 60s, low 70s. open up the windows. enjoy the breeze as we have near normal highs in our forecast for today. we are going to see those temperatures continuing to cool off -- warm up over the next few days. we'll talk more about that in the forecast. >>> developing now, ukrainian soldiers holding their own against russian attacks. leaders say that russia used phosphorus shells injuries at least 11 people. nbc news has not independently verified the claim. >> president zelenskyy is urging allies to provide more aid. here in the u.s. we continue to see those gas prices soar to record levels. president biden is trying to help. >> we've got live team coverage for you. let's start with bob bedell. talk about how the president is going to try to help drivers in the bay area. >> reporter: later today president biden

que hablamos de celebraciones acremente tuvo lugar este sábado la tradicional marca en honor a césar cháveztalicio las comunidades de california lo borran con muchísimos eventos >>> importantísimo no olvidarnos de todo el trabajo que siguen haciendo los campesinos aunque aún queda camino por recorrer y que te administración impactado por esta sequía son pérdidas económicas para ella pero también nos ponen apreta nosotros con la seguridad alimentaria >>> así es un reconocimiento para todos ellos y el gran trabajo que realizan todos los días bajo el sol bajo condiciones a veces que no son las adecuadas pero dándonos siempre los alimentos que tenemos para cada día >>> chivas empató uno a uno no se vio bien pero fue un partido amistoso, mucha gente muy agradecida mucha gente que lo vio por primera vez en persona ♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪. ♪. >>> noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ tal buenas noches, soy johanna suÁrez aquÍ las noticias que usted debe saber antes de que acabe el dÍa, el presidente joe biden termina la gira por europa con amenaza a putin y reforzando alianzas. >>> marihuana antidepresiÓnsivos, algunas c

that event being held in keene, southeast of bakersville, in recognition of cesar chavez day. his great grandparents were italian in the u.s. >> their names changed but the values they brought across the atlantic stayed the same. loyalty, generosity, kindness and joy. >> today's event was held at the united farmworkers headquarters. this is the site of the cesar chavez national monument. >>> back to our micro weather climate alert, meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of things. rain has been a welcome sight but not a dent on our drought. >> no, we will talk about that. people want to know, does this rain help? we need a lot more rain and more like this to get caught up. let's look at the radar. a couple showers off the coast of san francisco as well as right near a stormranger site parked on the mountain. but much of the action on the central coast, where we are seeing showers starting to move through. we will see a chance a few thunderstorms can move especially into the south and east bay going into the next couple hours into this afternoon. let's look back on how much r

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute.ve been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportnity that we're able to ocso sand. >> because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> a nonprofit wants to highlight a new challenge for you. it's called hike for haiti. they're asking people to sign up online and do virtual hikes in solidarity with haitian students. the proceeds will go to public health and education programs. they tell us some school kids end up the hiking the equivalent of about 200 fli

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people gathered at 9:30 at plaza de cesar chavez to celebrate the icon. the city's parade is scheduled for saturday, april 9th. >>> taking a step outside today, anyone going out to celebrate anything, it should be pretty nice for us. >> yeah, it's going to be a beautiful day. we're starting to see the sky clearing up around the bay area. let's take a look in san jose as our temperatures are still a little cool in the upper 50s right now. we're headed for the upper 60s for today and we'll reach the peak of those temperatures at about 4:00 this afternoon. let's go through all of our microclimates. we're going to stop it right there at 4:00 when we do reach that warmest part of the day. santa rosa headed for 71 degrees. san francisco about 62 degrees, oakland 66, san mateo in the lower 60s as well. and 63 in los gatos. as we go into tonight, we drop back down into the mid-40s which is about where we started today. going ahead in the forecast, we are going to see only very slight rain chances. in fact high pressure begins to build going into the end of next w

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez.walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers in labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. especially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them. in san rafael christina rendon, ktvu fox two news. alright cristina. thank you, thomas. for 57. the whole 400 ft deep is being dug on the u. c. berkeley campus in an effort to make the school even greener. while this holds only a few inches, wide instrument will be installed by scientists from

. >> happening right now, a nonprofit in the south bay is celebrating cesar chavez day.nd chavez was a civil rights and labor activists. >> and in honor of him, martha's kitchen in san jose is donating food to people in need. the food pantry gives out 10,000 meals a month and today they were joined by a very special volunteer san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> cesar chavez obviously has a very deep connection here to having lived in the what was then called the south sea port, a neighborhood, a mayfair community here in san jose. we have many of his family members who continue to live here. nieces, nephews, cousins, and his tradition is felt very strongly here. >> today would have been cesar chavez 95th birthday. we're just getting started here during kron. 4 news at 3. and coming up, the comparison between cannabis smoke and secondhand tobacco smoke, which one is actually worse for your health? and there are 2 big changes coming to disney theme parks. one is an effort to make it more inclusive. the other is trying to bring a little bit of the joy back. and stanford is on t

jill biden was in california today to celebrate cesar chavez day. she was in kern county to participate in a citizenship naturalization ceremony. the town of keen is located just southeast of bakersfield, homing to headquarters of the united farmworkers, which was co-founded by the late labor leader. the first lady's great-grandparents were italian immigrants to the u.s. >> their names changed, but the values that they brought across the atlantic stayed the same. loyalty, generosity, kindness, and joy. >> today's event was held at the ufw headquarters, which is also the site of the cesar chavez national monument. >>> okay. new video tonight. watch this. it's a dramatic rescue at the los angeles river to save a dog drifting downstream. the dog had been stranded for nearly two hours. it started with reports of a woman and her dog in the water. the woman airlifted to safety. but there you are, the dog slipped out through the hands of the rescuer. then a bystander jumped.water and tried to help. then he also lost his grip on the dog. then the firefighte

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> get ready for more coyote sightings. it's coyote pupping season in the bay area. the change going into effect at a local park to protect both the coyotes and your pets. >> and forget porch packages. thieves are taking entire delivery trucks now police are dealing with the crimes of opportunity happening acros

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute.tudents have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to and >> because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part in this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> 5.41, that i will be right >> 5.41, that i will be right back. so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! there is nothing like dairy milk stop trying

northbound 1, one or the cesar chavez street. you had an accident.we are seeing delays to 80 might be a good alternate if you're trying to get around that we still have an accident of a nanny on westbound for just east of somerville road darya. james, back to you. >> for your money this morning, oakland airport will have a new flight soon. and meadow has a new survey on the the state of the small business sector here in california. we've got jane king standing by live at the nasdaq to talk a little bit more about that has to go in j. >> hi, james. good morning to you. yes, meta platforms, parent company of facebook and instagram says 78% of california small and medium size businesses have reopened and are in operation 2 years after the pandemic began. now, 64% of california small businesses did report they had to lay off staff during the pandemic. of course, federalize a lot of small medium size business for advertising. so that's why they did this survey. spirit airlines adding a new direct daily flight between newark, new jersey and oakland. the fl

cesar chavez and dolores huerta founded the labor union there in 1962. at today's ceremony, 31 people from nine different countries were granted u. s citizenship. geography doesn't define this country. after all, our borders have changed. language and ethnicity. don't define us, nor does race or religion. america is and has always been defined by us. now you we, the people. dr biden also told the new citizens that cesar chavez should serve as an inspiration to all americans because his words are called to all americans to raise up our voices and bring out our best. well dozens of people with positive tests, the latest on a covid outbreak on a cruise ship that docked in san francisco, and his career has spanned more than four decades. and now master chef martin yan is being honored with a lifetime achievement award. something he says validates his entire career . and he joins us live to talk about his career. his new projects and thi when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small b

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are here to celebrate the work of cesar chavez, celebrate what he thought for. si: that was a high school teacher talking to the students in his social and environmental justice action program. they re-created the 1970 march that chavez led. chavez died in 1993 and today would have been his 95th birthday. reggie: a post office that has been a staple in south san francisco is closing today. the lease for the post office, which is right next to sfo, is not being renewed. some customers are really upset. >> it is not even the busy package season but this patron is sending in bulk at the sfo post office, a branch closing shop at the end of thursday. >> i am sorry to see it we have been coming here 30 years. >> it has been his neighborhood post office. everything just seems a bit different. empty newspaper bins, mail processing areas in the back. by the end of the week, this will be an empty building. sfo owns the property. planes fly over the facility all day long. representatives said they gave the usps notice in 2020 the lease would not be renewed and end in august

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to celebrate the work of cesar chavez, celebrate what he fought for. t is michael evanston in mill valley talking with students about his action program. today, they re-created the 1970 march chavez led to san rafael in support of a strike at the marin independent journal. chavez died in 1993. tomorrow would have been his 95th birthday. larry: coming up, a virtual fight between metta and tiktok. and, do you want to go on a virtual vacation? ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your

i know we have cesar chavez here, but i'll turn it back to you, chair melgar. >> chair melgar: thank you. mr. sanchez, if you could come up, please. >> good afternoon. my name is cesar sanchez, and i am with carpenter's local 202, -- 22, and i'm here to answer your questions. >> chair melgar: okay. did you have a presentation? >> no, i'm here to answer questions. >> chair melgar: okay. we may have questions for you. >> okay. thank you. >> chair melgar: then we will have miss claire lau come up for a presentation? is she here or maybe on teams? >> supervisor haney: is she on teams? >> clerk: through the chair, i'm checking. i don't believe there was a claire lau. one second. >> chair melgar: okay. >> supervisor haney: we have alex landsberg, who's here, and who can present. >> alex landsberg. we had a small miscommunication. cesar will talk about his experience [indiscernible]. >> chair melgar: thank you. welcome back, mr. sanchez. >> i apologize for misunderstanding. >> chair melgar: no problem. >> so i work doing labor compliance investigations in san francisco for over five years,

cesar chavez gave us that.ls the story of the musicians and the artists dedicated their talents to peacefully advancing the movement. sanchez spoke with abc 7 about the inspiration behind the film. >> it was still with me when i was in the studio recording with jorge santana and that evolved into people saying, this is great. it was dedicated for caesar. that catapulted into, do a documentary, do a full documentary. that is how it started. the inspiration came without intention. liz: a song for caesar is playing this weekend at san francisco's opera plaza. it will be shown at 7:30 tonight and tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. lisa, let's get a final check on the forecast. lisa: just a little bit of a drink of rain for the plants and the farms because we have had one wave move through. more offshore but only a level 1 system. along monterey and the central coast more impressive cells. anywhere from 2/10 and less in the north. hopefully one third along the coast. this winds down quickly after 5:00. clear and cold tonight wit

. >> the flag is still standing out on , the focus is on service on this cesar chavez day honoring the champion. martha's kitchen distributepeop today is an important reminder of the importance of building a community. >> this is an opportunity for each one of us to step up in our own way. >> >>> today, customers are saying goodbye to a long time shop in san francisco's japan town. it has been there for more than a century. >> you can see just how much support people are showing the business on its last leg. at one point, the line went down the sidewalk past the stop light and around the corner. >> this is what many waited and hours of a line for. >> we got here around 2:15, 2:30. >> that was in the morning. >> for generations, they have been crafting their traditional japanese rice cakes, mostly. this was easton's third day waiting in line. >> the first day i waited seven hours in the second day six hours. now, we got here at 2:35. >> he says he has been coming here for about a decade. >> this is such a warm community >> it is also a place filled with history. it was opened in 1906 an

." >>> happening tomorrow, the first lady will be honoring cesar chavez's legacy with a visit to californiall biden will be just southeast of bakersfield where the united farmworkers headquarters is and the site of the cesar chavez national monument. the first lady will speak at a naturalization ceremony in honor. >>> over the past month, president biden has announced several sanctions against russia and sent billions of dollars of military equipment to ukraine, yet one element has alluded the ability of the u.s. and nato to end russia's invasion, europe's dependence on russian oil and natural gas. let's turn now to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. hi, larry. good to see you this morning. you say you think you have a solution, but first let's begin with the problem. >> good morning to you, kira. yeah, we've heard a lot about the military aspect, too much, unfortunately, the political aspect, but there's a third leg to the stool and that's the energy aspect, and it means a lot. let's set up the problem. it has to do with where the oil and natural gas flows from russia to europe.

got an early jump. >> we are here to celebrate the work of cesar chavez, celebrate what he thought fora teacher at a high school, this is in mill valley talking to students in his social and environmental justice action program. they re-created the 1970 march he led to san rafael and support of a strike by workers at the marin independent journal. he died in 1993, today would have been his 95 earth day. -- birthday. standing by bruce willis, the difficult news about the actor shocking many of us. you got no mail? a bay area post office set to close, neighbors say it is devastating. plus, top tips for turning the old wardrobe into money. first, a live look at the big board where we are down about 140 points. we will check the markets again in a couple minutes. don't forget, you can watch us on the exclusive streaming show, which is at 7:00 a.m. every week day on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download for your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, or android tv. lisa: we are looking at a pretty start to your day today, a few clouds floating around from the exploratorium camera. 49 i

siguen los tributos al lÍder sindical cÉsar chÁvez, decenas de personas piden que se respete la laborticia del rescate exitoso de un excursionista de 70 aÑos, en las imÁgenes compartidas por la guardia costera de alaska se lo ve al hombre consciente cuando llegÓ el rescatista. >>> cayÓ 200 pies, mientras escalaba la montaÑa (nombre en inglÉs) y Él mismo llamÓ al 911. >>> utilizaron una unidad aÉrea para transportarlo y sacarlo de peligro, a los 70 aÑos haber sobrevivido eso. >>> sÍ, la experiencia. >>> el buen estado fÍsico en el que estÁ es difÍcil. >>> sÍ. >>> y temperaturas tan frÍas en alaska. >>> sÍ son montaÑas. >>> no serÁ alaska, pero sÍ qatar, carlos te preparas para ir para allÁ. >>> en un tema diferente, desde el martes vamos a estar por qatar para ver lo que sucede en el sorteo de la copa mundial de la fifa. >>> parte de la cobertura completa del mundial. >>> asÍ es. >>> quÉ podemos esperar? >>> los grupos a ver quiÉn le toca a quien. >>> estados unidos y el salvador no va, pero vamos apoyando a todos. buenas tardes. (comerciales). (música). (♪ música ♪) el tri más cerca m

. >>> y los supervisores de costa a costa conmemoraron este dÍa como de cÉsar chÁvez, por su lucha contranciar que el 11 de julio tendrÁn la exposiciÓn mÁs grande de esto. >>> serÁ en el golden globe para celebrar a familiares y amigos que perdieron a un familiar o amigo con vhi. hay mÁs de 3 millones de personas que viven en el paÍs con vhi sida. >>> nos vemos a las 11. (comerciales) >> segunrodo refuerzo autoriz que mayores de 50 aÑos y persiv o personas vulnerables se pongan la vacuna de refuerzo laos que ll llegan laf frontera deberan ser vacunados sino seran deportado este martes rusia asegura que reducira sus opera

cesar chavez said his support of agricultural workers and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down there to show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand. >> because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part in this. >> all of the students who took part in the march are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at tom wolf. highest high school. now our 4 zone forecast as we step outside with a nice view of quite tower on telegraph hill. and lawrence is here to talk about aurora borealis. yeah. how about that? we've had a solar flare on the sun and that could give rise to the aurora borealis. i've never had a chance to see it. >> i've heard they're spectacular. unfortunately, it's not going to be in the bay area, but maybe just a little further to the north. here's the forecast for this or or tonight you're lik

hamill, pius high school students are celebrating the legacy of cesar chavez. going to walk the route of the 1970, march that he led down samara, fells miracle mile. it is to honor cesar chavez's accomplishments as a labor leader and a civil rights activist as well as to support the type hog refers union. the march starts at 9.30. oakland's highland hospital is getting a new name. the alameda county board of supervisors voted unanimously to change the name in honor of the late wilma chan chan died last december. she was hit by a car while crossing a street in alameda board members. i want to honor her contributions to the health care in the county. chand dealt with community problems, including mental health disparities and improving hospital care in 2016, she successfully advocated for renovations to highland hospital which improved care in the maternity ward. >> turning now to the latest developments in ukraine. ukrainian officials say russia has attacked areas around kyiv and another city despite vows to scale back military operations. the shelling put down

cesar chavez gave us back.the musicians and artists who dedicated their talents to peacefully advance the movement to fight for right and protections for farmworkers. sanchez spoke with abc 7 about the inspiration behind the film. >> it is a film the studio recording and this song came about and that evolved into people saying, this song is great. it was a song for caesar. that catapulted into, do a documentary off of this. and that is how it started. the inspiration came without intention. liz: "a song for caesar" weekend at san francisco's aubrey plaza at 7:30 tonight and again tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.. let's get a final check of the weather. a little chillier this morning. lisa: the central valley getting some wet weather as we look at live doppler 7. there is rain off store -- offshore bringing us scattered showers in sonoma and napa. i do activity offshore, that is the real rain but there is some mist and drizzle around petaluma and san rafael. highway one, santa rosa, perhaps a few sprinkles. over into vacav

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street.residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> everything we do in the tenderloin, we urban outfit. here, this gives us an opportunity to collaborate with other agencies and we become familiar with how othe