locutora: ¿saben cuÁnto se vendiÓ la casa de cÉsar chÁvez en el este de san josÉ?ortante ha sido el viento. sobre - ¿qué te pasa? - hay una flex alert, así que me estoy mentalizando para el apagón. podemos ayudar a evitar uno, reduciendo nuestro consumo de energía de 4-9pm. ¿y ahora? pisé un cable. culpable. cuando se trata de prevenir apagones, tenemos el poder. ramÓn: la policÍa de san francisco ofrece una recompensa de 75.000 $ por informaciÓn que lleva al arresto del sospechoso involucrado en un tiroteo ocurrido hace seis aÑos y que cobrÓ la vida de un hombre. esta es la foto de la vÍctima, quien fue identificado como michel warren de 24 aÑos, residente de san francisco, quien sufrÍa de una herida de bala. el tiroteo se registrÓ en la cuadra 700 de la calle ellis la madrugada del 30 de septiembre de 2016 a las 4:30 de la madrugada. la policÍa ahora trabaja intensamente para encontrar a posibles testigos de la balacera para dar con el presunto culpable. la oficina de investigaciones del departamento proporcionÓ informaciÓn, incluidos videos de vigilancia y fotog

demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. chavez family's and pursued for social justice. >> the project actually started with the purchase of the home and they're planning on getting us some input from the san jose community on how the exhibits should be displayed and though thoy'll begin their renovations. >> president biden is considering forgiving some student loan debt, which is something he promised to do during his campaign. the possibility is stirring up discussion among lawmakers and advocates. hannah brandt has details now from washington. >> with millions of americans stuck in limbo in billions of dollars on the line. president biden could be close to making a move on student loans in the process of taking a hard look at whether or not >> there are going to there will be additional debt forgiveness. but there is a limit. i am not considering $50,000. debt reduction advocates say that's just not good enough, especially for borrowers of color being able to achieve homeownership and being able to start businesses and b

i'm sara donchey. >> a nonprofit group brought the home of cesar chavez. that look at how the property will be used. >> well, the chavez house here in san jose was already a city historical landmark, but it always remained a home for extended chavez family members. the sale of the property now to a local nonprofit means it will be preserved as a historical site far into the future. >> i literally ride. >> reporter: maritza maldonado saying buying cesar chavez's former home was an emotional experience. her agency quickly raised a million for the purchase of the property once they found out the chavez family had put it up for sale in may. >> we want to also make sure that this is preserved for future generations. >> reporter: the modest property is where cesar chavez lived with his parents and siblings as a young adult in the 1950s when he first learned of the power of nonviolent protest. as president of the united farm workers union, he went on to lead one of the great american civil rights movements of the 1960s and '70s. >> we're just excited that he was t

preserved as a historical site far into the future. >> i literally cried. >> reporter: she says buying cesar chavez' former san jose home was an emotional experience. her community services agency quickly raised $1 million for the purchase of the property once they found out that chavez family put it up for sale in may. >> we want to also make sure this is preserved for future generations. >> reporter: the modest property at 53 sharf avenue is where cesar chavez lived as a young adult in the 1950s. as president of the united farm workers union, he went on to lead one of the greatest movements of the 1960s. >> we're excited he was there, his presence was there, that the organizing happened. >> reporter: the group plans to remodel the property into a historical and educational center. >> i was hoping that something great would happen with the house. >> reporter: this next-door neighbor supports that vision. >> i think it's what should happen so that more people know about this being a historical area. it's where he lived. >> reporter: and neighbors on the other side who just found out about who cesar

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i'm sara donchey. >> a nonprofit group brought the home of cesar chavez. that look at how the property will be used. >> well, the chavez house here in san jose was already a city historical landmark, but it always remained a home for extended chavez family members. the sale of the property now to a local nonprofit means it will be preserved as a historical si

demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. chavez family's and pursuit for social justice. >> the project started with the purchase of the home and them they plan now to get input from the san jose community and how the exhibit should be displayed. then they'll begin rest renovations. well, there is a giant mega millions lottery jackpot up for grabs tonight and that pot just keeps getting bigger and bigger and officials have now raised it to 1.3 billion dollars. it's a lot of money. so if you win, what are you gonna do? you have to deal with some financial issues? first. joining us now in san jose state professor, a carolyn chen to go over all the tax implications of winning all that money. you seem like a good problems to have. thanks for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3. thank you so much for having so that you you here you're going to cure to be a billionaire. if you somehow magically turn a $2 ticket into some winning numbers. but you don't actually take home 2 billion dollars. how does it work? >> where that money

demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. the chavez family's and pursued for social justice. >> the project started with the purchase of the home, though, plan on getting input from the san jose community on how the exhibit should be displayed and they will begin renovations. >> still ahead, the push to get more help to tackle wildfires and the u.s. will have the latest on legislation from d c. >> and a baby bottle now under recall. we'll tell you why and where it was sold. >> for your money tonight, certain glass baby bottles are being recalled because of unsafe levels of lead. >> safety officials say glass bottles of not first choice we're made for the british market, but they did make it into the u.s. 3rd party seller on amazon. the recalled bottles are glass. they have outside markings of gray and white stars with the brand name and white people can apply for a refund on the knock website. instagram says it's going to hold off on recent future changes this after facing a lot of backlash from users, including members of k

in monte sereno, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a major move to protect this family home of cesar chavez, a south bay nonprofit group bought it. it went up for sale two months ago. our len ram has tells how the buyers plan to give it back to the residents. >> reporter: the chavez house in san jose was already a city historical landmark but remained a home for extended chavez family members. the sale to a local nonprofit means it will be preserved as a historical site far into the future. >> i literally cried. >> reporter: maritza maldonado says buying the former home was an emotional experience. her community services agency, amigos de guadalupe quickly raised $1 million for the purchase of the property once they found out the chavez family had put it up for sale in may. >> we also want to make sure this is preserved for future generations. >> reporter: the modest property at 53 scharf avenue in san jose is where cesar chavez lived with his parents and siblings as a young adult in the '50s when he first learned of the nonviolent protest. he led one of the greatest american civil rights mov

. >> still to come, civil rights icon cesar chavez's former hold is off the market. what a south bay nonprofit is planning to do with the property. >> nancy pelosi still talking about visiting thai law on the new threats coming out of beijing. if the house speaker takes her trip. >> and a new report says some of the deadliest roads in california. all right here in the bay area. take a closer look at those after the break. >> a recent study looked at which stretches of california's nearly 400,000 miles of roads are the most dangerous. it's based on deadly crashes between 2017 2019 and coming in at number 2, interstate 80 in the east bay. this part of 80 from albany to the start of the bay bridge. it's the second deadliest portion of roadway in the state. there were crashes resulting in 17 deaths. there. number 3, also along 80 this through richmond, san pablo in pinole. there were 18 deaths. number 8 was interstate 2.80, through san jose between meridian and we'll show there were 12 fatalities in just over 4 miles of roadway there. as for the causes of the crashes, th

this is where cesar chavez began his activism back in the early 1950s. he would go on to be the co- founder of the united farm workers union. the nonprofit group with help from the city of san jose paid just over $1 million for the home. it will now become a community center. that is a gem for the community and cesar chavez so impactful and important for what he's done for farm workers around the world. >> fantastic. >> fantastic is friday right now. >> it is. >> look at this. >> what is it? >> fog across downtown san francisco. >> you have to tell me. what is this? >> you can't see anything. we've got drizzle. let's get you into the microclimate forecast. we'll get you ready for the weekend. as we head into tomorrow morning, we're going to start it off with temperatures here in the 50s. because that fog is so thick right now, it will be spreading throughout the bay area tomorrow morning. some spotty areas of drizzle. cloud cover will hang out a little bit longer than we have been used to. clouds over the north bay hanging out through the bay also down t

cesar chavez absolutely. not fixing the wrong place that put it too far north to close to the tunnel and williams it's actually the old [inaudible] station and nobody commented that muni already has a [inaudible] which means you can fully integrate the muni pieces at williams. it's the closest connection. it be part of muni in front of it but my closing comment here so the way i am proposing seven street known as portray i don't north --. >> . >> cesar chavez [inaudible]. >> i'm sorry caller your two minutes is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. hi caller. your two minutes begins now . >> hello my name is [inaudible] and a long time resident of the bayview community and i would like to show my support for the station to be at oak dale given the proximity to transportation lines and support the economic development of small mostly blacked own businesses on the corridor and also because this is a promise that has been given to the bayview community for many, many moons and it's about time that commission delivered

>>> a major move to protect the family home of cesar chavez in east san jose.onprofit group just bought it. the landmark went up are sale two months ago. here is len ramirez on how the buyers plan to bring it back to the community. >> reporter: the chavez house in san jose was already a city historical landmark but remained a home for extended chavez family members. the sale to a local nonprofit means it will be preserved as a historical site far into the future.erly cried. >> reporter: maldonado says buying the former home was an emotional experience. her community services agency, amigos of guadalupe quickly raised $1 million for the purchase of the property once they found out the chavez family put it up in may. >> we also want to make sure this is preserved for future generations. >> reporter: the modest property at 53 scharf avenue in san jose is where cesar chavez lived in the '50s when he first learned of the nonviolent protest. he led one of the greatest american civil rights movements of the 1960s and '70s. >> we're just excited that he was there, his

we're just so happy that the property will be preserved, demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. the chavez family's and pursued for social justice. >> the group is not going to be renovating their house. they're hoping to get input from the san jose community and how the exhibits should be displayed. all right. time to take a look at the 4 zone forecast. is that nice fall? i love to see fog in the city. you know, that's going to draw people from everywhere else because it's been so hot out there 113 up by reading. yeah, people just want to cool off. yeah. well, that's the place to do much cooler, right? even a little drizzle out there today. so a damp conditions co side that fog that drizzle starting to -weep back on shore right now that sea breeze is blowing will carry that fog. well on shore for tomorrow morning. so >> that temperatures down 58 degrees in pacifica. you've got 70 in palo 71 in dublin. still, 82 degrees in warm and pittsburgh, 80 in fairfield. 69 in napa, 70 degrees in the bottle. and 63 in timber on i got the monsoon continuing today. and even though we have tho

. >>> and coming up, the fight to protect cesar chavez's former home in shoan jose and the plan for it now. >>> there was a decent amount of when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural ib get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >>> any amount of rain can cause flash flooding. >> that's certainly one of the basics. a record start to the year with rain and snow and th

cesar chavez absolutely. not fixing the wrong place that put it too far north to close to the tunnel and williams it's actually the old [inaudible] station and nobody commented that muni already has a [inaudible] which means you can fully integrate the muni pieces at williams. it's the closest connection. it be part of muni in front of it but my closing comment here so the way i am proposing seven street known as portray i don't north --. >> . >> cesar chavez [inaudible]. >> i'm sorry caller your two minutes is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. hi caller. your two minutes begins now . >> hello my name is [inaudible] and a long time resident of the bayview community and i would like to show my support for the station to be at oak dale given the proximity to transportation lines and support the economic development of small mostly blacked own businesses on the corridor and also because this is a promise that has been given to the bayview community for many, many moons and it's about time that commission delivered

demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. the chavez family's and pursuit for social justice. >> so the first step was buying the home. next is getting opinions from the community on how they think exhibits should be displayed after that renovations can begin. >> and look for today. temperatures somewhat on the mild side. we're dealing with a lot of cloud cover and fog to start even inland. all this cloud cover. we should clear things up in the late afternoon with temperatures mostly in the 80's. but forecast we come back to kron. 4 morning news continues. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback?

it has art displaying highlights of the works of people like cesar chavez and another familiar name, our own len ramirez. >> it's really an honor for me to be part of this and to be mentioned in the same breath with some of the greats that have come out of east san jose like cesar chavez and jim pl plunket and others that you will see in this display. it's a great day for east san jose to be highlight instead this way, and as i said, long overdue. >> you can check the display honoring len and others at san jose's martin luther king library until september 24th. >>> oakland's college avenue was filled with live music, pop-up shops and food vendors. you had the rock ridge rock and stroll, the perfect opportunity for small businesses to shine at a time when online business is booming. john ramos shows us how they've learned to adapt. >> here in the shopping district of oakland's rock ridge neighborhood, they decided to add some music to their marketplace. we thought it was a good opportunity to come talk to people about how small businesses are doing these days. ♪ it's all right ♪ >> re

the group that swooped in to save cesar chavez's family home. >>> plus, a bit of good news on the oak fire and the push to keep it out of yosemite. >>> a little haze on the horizon today as some of the smoke from the oak fire blew into skies over the bay area. but it remained well off of ground level. we'll take a look at air quality at ground level where we have to breathe it, through the rest of this week, coming up in the first alert forecast. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out

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. >>> let's go to east san jose, the home of cesar chavez is another step closer to becoming a national landmark. an organization plans to turn it into a historical education center. >> generations of children and young people in thismu nd st tha was never easy and the struggle continues to this day as we just saw during the pandemic. >> the home is already a city landmark the end goal is to secure national recognition. >>> a trial date has been set between twitter and elon musk after a back and forth battle over preferred court dates. an at the did he judge has set the date at october 17th. originally the judge had agreed to musk's request to delay until 2023, but twitter wanted to limit harm to their business. >>> stolen in broad daylight. nearby business owners feeling helpless. >> i feel hopeless that i write so many e-mails but no response. >>> california has a record of taking aggressive steps against climate change, but one top drought official says it's not enough. why he resigned from his long-time job. >>> some say you see crazy things in las vegas but nothing like this. a sev

demonstrating the legacy of cesar chavez. the chavez family's and pursued for social justice. >> the project started with the purchase of the home. they'll plan on getting input from the san jose community on how the exhibit should be displayed and they will begin renovations. >> it is not surprising. of course, a report released this week by affordable housing advocates cause the bay area, the most expensive place to rent and all of america. but the details are interesting. it included a look and how much someone would need to make an hour in order to be able to afford rent on a two-bedroom apartment. and san francisco, san mateo marin county, a renter needs to make $61 and $0.50 an hour to do that. and san jose sunnyvale, santa clara, 55, 15 an hour in oakland. fremont. $43 and $0.73 an hour. that's based on the full-time hourly wages. people would need to afford something at fair market rent while spending no more than 30% of their income on housing. so bottom people making california's minimum wage would have to work 104 h

[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 environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with 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 mongolia, more than 600,000 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 for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, abo

spirit yes right around 101 and cesar chavez exit, roadside fire and reports that it may be involved, but not quite sure, no reason for alarm, we are tracking it in the newsroom and we will you know if there any other issues going on. we are looking to the west of the bay, both the south bay and east bay, smooth and easy drive. now roadways are smooth and soft bay, but you have one that is not a freeway that is a concern. >>> that is right, this is a live look in san jose where workers are on the scene of a water main break and a small sinkhole along columbine drive and martin avenue near clayton road. wate out there since midnight working on repairs. we're working to learn what led up to it, and any potential impact it could have on neighborhood water supply but as you can see, part of the road to shut down. >>> a deadly overnight hit and run in the east bay under investigation that happened just after 10:00 last night in oakland along bancroft avenue between 62nd and 63rd avenue's. officers say it was a man that was hit and killed, police have shut down parts of bancroft avenue due

i will say this, if you are headed into the city, though, northbound 101 near cesar chavez reports of a building fire just off the freeway so be careful northern 101. marin county looking good no, foggy conditions or advisories no, limited visibility. south 101 clear all the way into san francisco and a live look at conditions for super commuters as you make the ride out of tracy getting into the altamont looks like this, already busy. a lot of brake lights, things are slow through mountain house extending to north flynn on westbound 580 so give yourself some extra time, 45-minute travel time as you work your way from this area all the way towards the dublin interchange. that's a look at traffic. another successful launch for spacex this weekend. i'll look at the blastoff and mixes coming up. >>> and later the murder trial of a california college student begins today. what investigators are trying to prove happened. more than 25 years ago. >>> coming up at 7:00 on "cbs mornings," hear from a doctor about the efforts to understand long covid and find a treatment for it. >>> plus, we ge

. >>> thanks to combined efforts from several local foundations, the childhood home of cesar chavez is now one step closer to becoming a national landmark. the hopes are that that home will be recognized throughout the united states after being purchased by a san jose based nonprofit. it took more than $1 million in donations to make it possible, but the organization is one step closer to the goal of turning that home into a historical education center. >> generations of children and people in this community need to know and learn about the struggles that were not easy. the struggle continues, to this day, as we saw, to the pandemic. >> the home city plan maker status will not change, but the end goal is to expand the recognition nationally. >>> why a trump golf tournament is prompting outrage for the families of 9/11 victims. >>> frustration and disbelief after multiple calls about this robbery in broad daylight. >> it's the wild west. it's a free-for-all. >>> and what it means to san francisco that they have declared a state of emergency over monkeypox and why covid made n seen this

stabbing of a homeless woman in downtown that violence broke out on south market street near plaza cesar chavez park. no word on a suspect or motive. >>> in oakland a man was killed after celebrating his birthday this morning. that man was shot on 19th street not far from the fox theater. citizen app video caught the aftermath and police say a man wrapped up his 34th birthday party. two women were also shot and rushed to the hospital marking the city's 61st homicide of the year today the mayor said the city is working to prevent violence at nightclub venn yeahs. >> as clubs reopen and as private events are beginning to be held again in downtown oakland, working with the downtown association to strengthen security plans at each and every one of these venues. >> there is a big push outside san francisco city hall today to protect people wrongfully convicted of crimes. advocates pressuring the d.a. to keep the project in place. it reviews potential wrongful conviction cases for people incarcerated and this comes a day after jenkins announced a review of dozens of drug cases. >> it is the responsib

significa la herencia para una comunidad y de generaciones que vienen para saber esta gran historia de césar chávezsin fines de lucro asegura que adquirieron la propiedad... la búsqueda de desarrollarnuevos proyectos para los latinos. >>> proyecto comunitario para decirla la comunidad qué es lo que quiere aquí, vamos con mucha ayuda para preservar a esta casa, de los carpinteros, electricistas. >>> ... desde hoy reciba la atenciónb de líderes comunitarios de residentes de la ciudad que se merece. >>> por el futuro nuestros hijos y todas las personas que vienen en nuestro linaje. >>> durante el anuncio de esta mañana aseguraron ese compromiso que se viene con la preservación de la historia mexico mexicana. >>>reservar esta casa significa muchísimo, es preservar la esperanza para un mejor futuro. >>> el último miembro de la familia que vivió en esta residencia fue un tío del líder campesino y árabe está catalogada como un monumento de la ciudad, como sitio potencialmente elegible para sitio de lugares históricos. >>> claro que sí en los deportes vía especial el ojeda antes porque era momento de inmor

partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavezas part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back the way that it was, having spent very little money. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show. thank you for the time you have given us today. >> it has been great being here. thank you so much. >> that is it for this episode. we will be back shortly. you have been watching san francisco rising. thank you for watching. [♪♪♪] >> you are watching san francisco rising. a special guest today. >> i am chris and you are watching san francisco rising. focused on rebuilding and reimagining our city. our guest is the director of financial justice in the san francisc

and one of the things that i mention frequently is the fact that the farmworker movement and cesar chavez huerta united us for a cause that we followed gladly because we knew that it was the right thing to do, but it also bonded the community together, and i think that, despite the many, many ways of staying connected, we are more disconnected today than ever because, too often, we spend more of our time on our phones, too much of our time on talking to people or scrolling through the internet and not enough time connecting with each other and working with each other and defining "what it is in this community that needs my gift to be vocal about." there's a group that i have recently encountered that i'm just really, really proud of. it's called mothers out front, and they are tackling climate change in santa clara county, and they have surrounded themselves, connected themselves, bonded with other environmental groups to advocate at the city council. there are certain climate-changing changes need to be made, but there is an example of a community-wide effort to address an issue that is

return of '80s modern rock flock of seagulls and abc will take the stage later tonight at the cesar chavez park. there are still tickets for sale. the show runs through 10:00 p.m. they are targeting my generation. >> you think we have time to go between shows? we may have to check out the flock of seagulls. >> it's nice to see the concerts coming back and getting together like that. >> yeah, totally. >> don't forget you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. jeff as you see is with us with what's coming up at 5:30. >>> did the two leaders shake hands? president joe biden and saudi arabia's leader meet face to face amid human rights concerns. >> at the top of the meeting i made clear of what i thought at the time and what i think of it now. >>> voting to restore abortion rights. the move by the house and why it is likely to get shot down in the senate. >>> coming up with a new strategy. we investigate the new problem discovered while crews were fixing a sinking and leaning towers. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. >> i'

sent to cesar chavez when he was fasting over farmworker issues.he telegram said our separate struggles are really one. the struggle for freedom, dignity, and humanity. that was true then, it's still true today and let's make it a reality for all of us. [laughter] [applause] beautiful, great. thank you all. we appreciate it. our next speaker joins us from the environmental protection agency. as you know, climate change global warming, the changes that are evidenced are under attack by truth deniers. some who want to put money before the protection of our air quality. who ignore the impact of global warming and our national ecosystem. i grew up in new orleans. it used to be 99 degrees. in some cities, it will be 110, 120, 130. if that's not evidence that something is happening, something is changing, i don't know what is. to address these important issues, we are going to hear from administrator regan in a little while. we are now going to hear from the honorable robert santos who was the director of the census bureau. let me say this about census b

. >> overnight near the intersection of south market and west san fernando street near the cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art, the woman who was stabbed died at the scene. it was san jose's 21st homicide this year. also in the south bay, police in san jose say they have found an underground bunker filled with stolen property and guns charles clifford has details. well, the san jose police department says that early monday morning officers respond to reports of a burglary along south 10th street during the course of that investigation. they found an individual at a nearby homeless camp in possession of several stolen items after searching the camp. >> they found an underground bunker. the bunkers located along coyote creek at willow creek drive in a homeless camp inside. they found multiple stolen items, including power tools and also 3 shotguns, which were reported taken from the business that was burglarized on monday morning. now total 6 people have been arrested in connection to this case. and what we've learned from the police department is that this bunker wasn't jus

return of '80s modern rock flock of seagulls and abc will take the stage later tonight at the cesar chavez park. there are still tickets for sale. the show runs through 10:00 p.m. they are targeting my generation. >> you think we have time to go between shows? we may have to check out the flock of seagulls. >> it's nice to see the concerts coming back and getting together like that. >> yeah, totally. >> don't forget you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. jeff as you see is with us with what's coming up at 5:30. >>> did the two leaders shake hands? president joe biden and saudi arabia's leader meet face to face amid human rights concerns.

that something what everybody can get behind and cesar chavez who is against open border and illegal and to help this organization with the understanding of adversity. and just as the bogotÁ of the bronx. >> is that through the lgbtq? but then it got worse. >> as beautiful as the blossom of miami and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. [laughter] that is your strength. >> one of the all-time great responses the national association of hispanic journalists declared that the worst part that it was completely scripted with white house staffers before being approved and so while we can and must joke about it it is kind of serious. it really does reveal with the complete pat patronizing content as part of the browning of america the coalition of the ascended but not anymore. look at the latest new york times for in 2018 with a 47-point margin and today the parties are statistically tied. it is a 50-point gain and a massive political realignment to have huge and positive consequences for our country. we will be right back. this is john. he never gives up—no matter what li

this happened on south market street near plaza de cesar chavez park last night. police say they responded to the report of a woman being assaulted. she was found dead with one stab wound. police say the victim was homeless. no word on a suspect or motive. >>> governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c. this week, fueling more speculation about his national political ambitions. debra alfarone joins us with the governor's trip and what it might mean. debra, a lot of people reading into this one. >> absolutely, yes. people love to read into these things, and why not? it's interesting stuff. s sara, right now gavin newsom is on a four-day trip to washington. and it's giving him a national stage to bolster his arguments for gun control rights, gun control and abortion rights. and really, he is just trying people think to solidify his position as a leader within the democratic party. >> so here at the white house meeting with the first lady, jill biden, talking all things education, what's happening across this country that's right and what's going on in many of these

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that's right near cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art. the victim died at the scene. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors has approved 4 million dollars to address homelessness. the money will go to pay for more interim housing and outreach programs to help prevent people from losing their homes to begin with this year. the county says there are almost 3,000 people who are homeless across the county. that is up about 5% over the last 2 years. the number of children experiencing homelessness has gone up. 68%. >> in national news tonight, a group of activists and community members from highland park, illinois and uvalde texas rallying on capitol hill demanding a ban on assault weapons. our washington correspondent basil john reports as march 4th calls on congress to take action. >> standing feet away from senate offices. kimberly rubio shared with the crowd of protesters. what happened to daughter inside uvalde texas classroom. >> her cause of death gunshot wound to the head. >> hundreds impacted by the uvalde and hig

. >>> a south bay group buys the childhood home of labor leader cesar chavez and they plan to give itay area, long lines outside santa rosa's luther burbank center where dave chappelle is about to kick off the first of four sold-out shows despite calls from activists to stay away. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm elizabeth cook. the venue is defending its decision to let chappelle take the stage. >> in his act, dave chappelle says he doesn't say things to be mean. he says them to be funny. well, the transgender community doesn't see the humor in it. >> i was upset, you know, the moment i heard he was coming to luther burbank and they were hosting him because they have very strong principles in writing of inclusion. >> reporter: in his own way, dave chappelle is also inclusive. he includes everyone in his biting commentary. but the transgender community is furious over his special entitled "the closer."

this happened on south market street near plaza de cesar chavez park last night. police say they responded to a report of a woman being assaulted. she was found dead with one stab wound. police say the victim was homeless. no word on a suspect or motive. this is san jose's 21st homicide of 2022. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, we're tracking the monkeypox vaccine in san francisco. when health officials say they may run out. >> i feel like i'm in the middle of a medical miracle. i really do. >> and next how bay area technology is giving one woman her life back. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. >>> well, back to that grass fire in benicia. chopper 5 now over the scene. the fire has grown to at least 60 acres. see all the smoke billowing creating that big burn scar and burning

>>> some east san jose projects are called "untold dreams" and some of those projects include cesar chavezt and others coming out of san jose. >> yes, it is great to be a great day for east san jose to be highlighted in this way, and as i said long overdue. >> you can see the display at san jose's martin luther king library until september 24th, and to see some views of the universe that we have never seen before, and nasa is going to see the high resolution photos taken by the james webb telescope. this is from nasa that also has a lot ofy promise that it is going to show the deepest view of the universe ever taken, and this tell schoop is called the most powerful and complex ever built. and it is going to focus on the nebula and one of them is the 7600 light years >>> it is 6:55, and the interim stance that the new d.a. is going to take against drug users. >>> recent high school organizers organized a march at city hall to overturn roe v. wade and they will hope that more young adults like them can make a difference. >>> the washburn fire in yosemite has burned more than 1,000 acres and

an cesar chavez's family home has a new owner. the home was purchased to preserve the accomplishments of the chavez family and mexican-american arm workers. the plan are to turn the house into a museum for generations to come. >> our story is worth preserving. the young people in this community need to learn and know about the struggle, that it was never easy. liz: the chavez family offered historical artifacts and documents for the museum. still to come on abc seven house speaker n te.couowingsion or te.couowingsion or d forts to bringen thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by 50 bucks or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have bettthe lives unynces.otangtsser and strengthen the f

. >>> and struggling to >>> the former home of civil rights activist cesar chavez is getting closer toal landmark, and the goal is to teach people about his activism concerning farmers rights. and there have been over $1 million in donations to make the purchase possible. the home went on sale in may, but with the crazy housing organization, they wanted to secure the land as quickly as possible not only to honor chavez, but to keep the legacy alive. >> i have been asked a lot, why? it is simple that our heritage is worth preserving. our language is worth preserving. our immigrant parents that brought us here is worth preserving. >> the goal is to turn the home into a historical educational center to be recognized as a national landmark. >>> and now, scientists at stanford have figured out a new way to research the ocean without getting wet. so they have created a robot who has a touch base feedback feature that is realistic sensation to feel whatever the robot touches. >>> there was no mega millions lottery in california, but one lucky person in fresno did come close. they fell short o

there's a shooting at bayshore at cesar chavez, 11 june, 2:24 a.m. the victim was sleeping when he awoke to a sharp pain in his ankle and realized he had been shot. a search of the exterior of the tent revealed that there may have been -- there were multiple holes in it, consistent with bullet holes, so that is also under investigation. the last shooting is a shooting that occurred at third and newcome street in the bayview. the victim was located in the street with a bullet in his chest. at the time of the call, a call said that there was a vehicle collision, and the vehicle was traveling on mackinnon and third when it collided with another. the driver of the vehicle remained and was transported with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver was in custody at the hospital as an unfired bullet was found in the vehicle. a search determined that that vehicle was involved in a shooting and the driver was detained. we had a complete organized attempted retail theft. the officers confirmed the suspect had numerous pending cases, and the suspect also had th

we have reports of fire visible from the freeway, 101 near cesar chavez.a shutdown with fire crews there. south to 88 near highway one, an accident blocking the left lane. reggie: $750,000 raised during san francisco aids walk. the message -- don't forget about this other pandemic. >> after two years apart, people focused on the fight against a pandemic that came well before covid, reconvened in golden gate park. the 36 aids walk san francisco was another big success, the fight taking on new urgency in recent years. jobina: sorry about the technical difficulty. employees at red lobster in hollywood, california found an extremely rare orange lobster. it arrived in a recent shipment here workers decided to name it chatter as an -- chatter -- c heddar as an ode to its payments biscuits. it is extremely rare and the chances of finding one is one and 30 million. reggie: disneyland opened in anaheim in 1955 20 attractions. it was designed and built under the direct supervision of walt's b. admission cost one dollar for adults and $.50 for kids. to be fair, he ha