you know, it's named after our civil activist cesar chavez.s there's other events that our communities can't necessarily afford to attend and that's why also we decided to go with this park and call it cultura in the park so they feel a part of this community even if they have one event that they can go to, you know, during the summer. damian: all right. well, we have about 30 seconds left, flor. anything else that you want to add? flor: it's all community and we're just trying to connect all the dots from connecting the newer residents to the older residents and building those bridges and just also celebrating our heritage and reminding the community that we're here for them, that they have a space. and like i mentioned, you know, being undocumented i grew up looking for community, not knowing where to find it; and i think a space like this is needed for those families as well because they're part of san jose and then they--you know, even if they have to move out for whatever reason, they'll know that this was their community and it will alwa

and the words of cesar chavez 2002. those are the 10 the book tv took from the library of congress list and i will tell you, it took a couple of months to come up with that because i had 14 in the list myself -- i had 14 lists creating this. ms. hayden: you probably read different books in different times of your life. a book that met something to you in this time in your life, helped people understanding like the autobiography of the narrative of the life of frederick douglass. his chapter about literacy and here we are at the book festival book tv he said once i learned to read i was forever free. what that meant to him but it also helped the abolitionist movement to have frederick douglass have this narrative that he wrote and have more people read about slavery. that was a seminal book in terms of the abolitionist movement. host: it absolutely furthered the cause. ms. hayden: yes and he was so striking as well. to have him rating and other people reading it at the same time. that's the thing about books that shape a

. >>> y se llevÓ a cabo una celebraciÓn llena de mÚsica en la plaza cÉsar chÁvez, esta maÑana hubo unio malo por eso ¿no? >>> el desfile iniciÓ en las calles juliÁn y market y termiÓo a las 6:00 apenas. y el arte no podÍa faltar, josÉ y su esposa hicieron su contribuciÓn. >>> asÍ es, pintaron este mural en el parque cÉsar chÁvez todo como parte del festival del orgullo que se realizÓ este fin de semana en san josÉ como ya saben. >>> todas esas actividades que sirven para fortalecer el mensaje de la tolerancia. >>> exacto. >>> bueno, nos vemos esta noche. >>> (mÚsica). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> esta tarde en las noticias telemundo identifican a las tres vÍctimas del tiroteo en jacksonville florida y el atacante oficiales dan a conocer

senior adviser to the president of the united states, who also happens to be the granddaughter of cesar chavez, on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ damian: julie chavez rodriguez, thank you for joining us today. you know, i drive my pickup truck to work every day, and i do my job, and i go home, and that's humbling. you drive to work every day, and you come to the white house. are you as awestruck now about that fact as you were on the first day, or what's your thought process when you come to work? julie chavez rodriguez: yeah, no, definitely, and thank you, damian, so much for, you know, having me join you all. it's, you know, it's a real honor and privilege to be able to walk through--well, drive through the gates of, you know, the white house every day, and i remember, even in the last administration, when i first started working with then president obama and vice president biden, that they said, the moment that i take this role, this position, even that kind of daily, you know, action, for granted, then i no longer deserve to be here, and it's not that, you know, we need to carry, kind of,

live out proud loud sunday kicked off with a parade from julian and market streets to plaza de cesar chavez park. inside the plaza rainbow themed items and goods were sold informational booths with multiple city and county agencies and groups serving the lgbtq, plus community were on hand earlier this month. the american red cross lifted its ban on allowing gay men to donate blood and we know that aids is not just a gay man's disease. aids is universal. it can affect anybody. so it meant a lot. i think it's one step in the right to destigmatize hiv and aids, but also to destigmatize the community, altamirano says. this year, they also wanted to showcase the diverse city of the lgbtq plus community with r&b singer netta brielle, a student at san jose state university, as a featured artist on the hey girl stage, we have iconic figures just around our head girl, sage, black lives matter, malcolm x, cesar chavez, rosa parks and we really wanted to highlight hey, this year and what pride is about is a protest . adore delano headlined the main stage with other artists from san jose and throughout

northbound 101 at cesar chavez. the on ramp specifically there, the chp is reporting a pedestrian is involved in this crash with a vehicle. so we'll continue to watch that situation for you. at the golden gate bridge, we have clear conditions, no fog advisory. we do have a wind advisory for the antioch bridge this morning and san jose looking live at 87. no problems to report in this spot. the drive time from tracy to dublin has increased significantly. you're looking at 53 minutes there. slightly slow . antioch to concord, 19 coomassie. >> thank you, jobina. now we're turning to somara theodore who is live with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, somara. >> good morning, reggie and kamasi. >> so it's so good to be with you all. >> we've got a lot coming up. >> the latest on the story you've all been covering. >> former president donald trump booked turning himself in to face charges he conspired to overturn results of the 2020 election in georgia. the reaction and what happens next and what you need to know a

desde la 16 hasta la cesar chÁvez >>> sabemos que por ejemplo aqÍi mismo en la misiÓn.llamar al nÚmero de emergencia >>> tambiÉn puede utilizar la aplicaciÓn 311 en san francisco >>> flavio l. telemundo 48 >>> muchas gracias >>> es justamente debido a la inseguridad que decidieron cerrar sus puertas debido a los robos y otras actividades. >> minorista decidiÓ abrir sus puertos >>> se trata que segÚn un comunicado tendrÁn seguridad privada en las puertos >>> prefieren mudarse segÚn ellos mÁs seguros >>> sospechoso de asesinar a un hombre en oakland se encuentra bajo custodia policial el hecho que continÚa bajo investigaciÓn. por parte de las autoridades >>> la estaciÓn temporalmente cerrada poco despuÉs de las 3 de la tarde no hay indicios que en fueron usuarios. >> despuÉs de 7 meses de la destituciÓn del anterior jefe consideran inercia e indicio ciÓn >>> la comisiÓn de policÍa dijo que se involucrÓ en reuniones comunitarios con escasa asistencia y estÁn en crisis de seguridad pÚblica >>> el aconseja municipal de san josÉ discutir la huelga de miles de trabajadores de

and the of cesar chavez 2002.hose are the 10 the book tv took from the library of congress list and i will tell you, it took a couple of months to come up with that because i had 14 in the list myself -- i had 14 lists creating this. ms. hayden: you probably read different books in different times of your life. a book that met something to you in this time in your life, helped people understanding like the autobiography of the narrative of the life of frederick douglass. his chapter about literacy and here we are at the book festival book tv he said once i learned to read i was forever free. what that meant to him but it also helped the abolitionist movement to have frederick douglass have this narrative that he wrote and have more people read about slavery. that was a seminal book in terms of the abolitionist movement. host: it absolutely furthered the cause. ms. hayden: yes and he was so striking as well. to have him rating and other people reading it at the same time. that's the thing about books that shape ame

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street.lly 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. >> welcome to the small business commission meeting july 24, 2023. the meeting is called to order. this meeting is held in person in city hall and broadcast o

incluyendo los rosarios catÓlicos, el sÍmbolo de la huelga de cÉsar chÁvez, y otros artÍculos que cuando, el distrito escolar de napa, el tercero mÁs grande en el estado de idaho, 40% de los estudiantes en este distrito son latinos. ¿quÉ dice al respecto? ¿por quÉ estarÍas incluyendo un rosario catÓlico en esta lista¿? ¿cuÁl es la relaciÓn entre eso y las pandillas? >> segÚn el departamento de policÍa, estos artÍculos han sido usados por miembros de pandillas en el pasado o estÁn siendo usados ahorita en sus actividades y como se representan ellos. carolina: cuando usted habla de disciplinados, cuÁles serÍan las consecuencias para un cliente que es catalogado o etiquetado como un pandillero? ¿quÉ es lo que pasa con ellos? >> se le puede decir al estudiante "no puedes entrar el dÍa de hoy al salÓn de clases porque traes un artÍculo o vestimenta de pandilla". se le puede suspender al estudiante que temporalmente se le dice "no vengas a la escuela", le puede expulsar tambiÉn, donde mÁs definitivamente seya no perteneces a esta escuela, no pues venir aquÍ o se le puede hablar a la policÍa lo

the parade will start at julian and market street and end at cesar chavez plaza. have a float. if you see us out there, come say hello. the pride parade starts at 10:00 a.m. say that fast. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. >> it's going to be a great weekend. for tomorrow for the evening festivities, right at 6:00 it's in the upper 70s, but you do want to make sure you have a jacket because temperatures will be dropping quickly into the evening, dropping down into the mid-60s. we have the giants at home today and it starts out in the mid-60s, but then cools down to the low 60s with gusty winds. then for the 49ers game this evening, that will be in the low 70s with sunshine to start. but then coming down to the mid-60s overall, really nice and cool at levi's stadium. and then for the palo alto festival of the arts that will be going on tomorrow and sunday, we'll see a high of 81 degrees, but a morning start in the upper 60s, and a gradual warm-up with a lot of sunshine. we're also clearing the shelters this weekend. if you're heading to the berkeley humane, it'

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black lives matter, malcolm x, cesar chavez, rosa parks. and we really wanted to highlight hey this year and what pride is about is a protest. adore delano headlined the main stage with other artists from san jose and throughout the region. organizers say the entire week was meant to uplift and bring the community together. and everybody always went up to san francisco because that was where you want to be, right? the mecca of gay. but like san jose is a really great place and we've got culture and this is part of the culture and now as you can see behind me, or you can hear the party is still going on and it'll be here on post street in downtown san jose until about midnight. christina all right. la monica peters reporting live for us in san jose. lamonica, thank you. new at ten, the governor announced that four bay area cities will receive $114 million in state infrastructure funding. the money is nearly half of the $239 million in grants being distributed to seven communities across the state. this will support new housing and neighborho

the parade will start at julian and market street and it will end at cesar chavez plaza.rea is a proud sponsor of the event. we have a float, i saw them getting it all ready in the parking lot. come out and say hello. the parade starts at 10:00 a.m. on sunday. >>> let's check that forecast. no one is going to rain on our parade, right, kari? >> it's going to be a great weekend and we are going to have cooler temperatures. take a look at what to expect for the festival tomorrow evening, upper 70s to start. you might want to bring long sleeves or a jacket because temperatures will drop off quickly after the sun sets and we'll get a breezy wind. this evening we have the giants game that's going to be happening, in the low 60s to start. take a look at those wind gusts, close to 20 miles per hour. this will also be live on our air tonight at 7:00. then we also have the 49ers game that's going to be happening at levi's stadium. very nice and mild weather there and mostly clear, as we head into the evening. >>> we also have the palo alto festival of the arts happening and it's g

. >>> asÍ es, pintaron este mural en el parque cÉsar chÁvez todo como parte del festival del orgullorealizÓ este fin de semana en san josÉ como ya saben. >>> todas esas actividades que sirven para fortalecer el mensaje de la tolerancia. >>> exacto. >>> bueno, nos vemos esta noche. >>> (mÚsica). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> esta tarde en las noticias telemundo identifican a las tres vÍctimas del tiroteo en jacksonville florida y el atacante oficiales dan a conocer la conologÍa del crimen. >>> y la tormenta tropical se desplaza por el golfo de mÉxico es espera que se fortalezca a huracÁn en florida los residentes tienen que estar alertas ya que se esperan que pase por penÍnsula. >>> en mÉxico aspirantes a presidentes cierran giras en un proceso en donde dos mujeres estÁn entre las favoritas. >>> ya estÁn en la estaciÓn espacial internacional los cuatro astronautas de sduments nacionalidades que realizarÁn experimentos y trabajarÁn en la estaciÓn por 6 meses es la tripulaciÓn mÁs diversa del proyecto. >>>♪. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). quÉ tal le saluda con gusto en este domingo johanna suÁre

and with the community as a whole during morning and afternoon sessions at the golden gate and cesar chavez, bridges of oakland public library. residents were asked what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess. >> and what elements of the next leaders track record suggest they are fit for the job. i think when we have achieved. >> lives in the community does not want will be of some substance last month. the police commission which oversees the police department hired a consulting firm to help search for the next chief. >> the commission says it will use the community's feedback to determine a list of finalists for the job, which the agency plans to present to. mayor sheng thao by november top priority. >> should be you? in this community because we have a lot of that are crimes near tal fired. former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren allison has been leading the department commission. vice chair david jordan says these m

porque celebra el festival anual de jazz que iniciÓ anoche se realiza en el parque cesar chÁvez y en populares calle de las ciudad este aÑo estÁn celebrando 30 aÑos de llevarse a cabo esta actividad. y hay bastante talento para poder observar este fin de se . >>>♪. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>>♪. >>> esta noche en las noticias 89 la cifra de muertos por incendios en hawÁi dos de mÁs tril estructuras destruidas y la magnitud de los daÑos supera 5000 millones de dÓlares. >>> citan a declarar al exvice gobernador ante un jurado por el presunto de donald trump de invalidar los elecciones en el estado. >>> aunque ya estÁ tras las rejas el sospechoso del asesinato de una mujer a plena luz del dÍa en guanajuato continÚa la indignaciÓn en mÉxico por otro feminicidio. >>> su bolsillo podrÍa beneficiarse con el descenso en los pasajes aÉreos tenemos la informaciÓn al momento viajar. >>>. >>>♪. >>> quÉ tal buenas noches, le saluda con gusto johanna suÁrez iniciamos en hawÁi donde crucesaron en jadas marcan donde cupos rescate revisan tras incendios de maui la bÚsqueda funo comunidad donde mÁs de 2000 est

she sat outside shooting at the berkeley marina, cesar chavez park, it was cold and windy and it was freezing and she didn't complain. she's incredible. i feel like we see a side of her in her artistry that we don't get a chance to see in many of the other bigger budget films that she's on. >> why did you pick the bay area as the setting for your film? >> the bay area has an interesting confluence of different communities, for example, tech community and then there's a status conscious community and asian american community and an opportunity to have very different communities intersect. >> and you are seeking social guidance to that end. >> you talk about the movie and film being about failures. i felt it was just about real life. >> yes. >> failures in life. this is everyday life, we all have failures, and it's about overcoming them. what is the message you want to share from this film? >> i think i would like people to at least get a little bit of perspective on the facts that we are living in an unusual time and place in which there is such intense pressure to be happy and succes

on sunday, the big float parade will go through downtown, ending at cesar chavez plaza. nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the event. we are actually going to have a flood. so if you see us make sure to come and say hi. the parade starts at 10:00 in the morning. >>> and rob, looks like the weekend is going to be pretty nice for all these festivities. >> picture perfect and a lot more comfortable. we had, even at this hour, wednesday night, still at the 70s on this hour, not so much now, we got the sea breeze back and mid-60s around san jose. hazy skies are on the bay area. that microclimate forecast and how about livermore? 52 degrees, air conditioning getting the night off again as we wait some patchy low clouds to spill back in. oakland, 61 degrees, and over to san francisco, the blanket of clouds. 60 with a very likely a little bit of a drizzle at time and across the board, mostly 60s at this hour. one thing to watch tomorrow could be those wind speeds. you can see out towards fairfield tonight it is still pretty gusty in solano county. that is likely going to bring i

on sunday the big float parade beginning at julian and market street and ending at cesar chavez plazanbc a big sponsor. if you see the float, say hello. that starts at 10:00 a.m. you say the forecast will be nice for that, too? >> it will be a great weekend. hopefully have a chance to get out there and enjoy that. tomorrow evening though if you are going out early in the day, like say 5:00, 6:00, getting your spot and heading out there, it is going to be mild, but temperatures will be dropping quickly. you want to make sure you have a jacket because it will be cool throughout the evening. we are also feeling cooler. temperatures around the bay area, thanks to the fog, here is a look at where we are right now. maybe you are about to step out the door and head for lunch. it is in the upper 60s for much of the peninsula and low 70s for san jose. only 70 right now in concord. when you compare temperatures right now to yesterday, it is anywhere from 6 to 14 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time thanks to our natural air conditioning. it is back for now. so san jose will only reach a h

the police commission will host in person forums starting this saturday at the golden gate and cesar chavez branch libraries. other events are planned for next wednesday and saturday. >>> earlier this year, chief laronne armstrong was suspended and fired by sheng thao. a consulting firm was hired to help find a new chief. they will recommend four candidates for the mayor to choose from. >>> this first day of august brought below temperatures to the bay area and the fog is ♪ enentresto is s the #1 heaeat fafailure branand prescribid by carardiologiststs. it was p proven supeperior at helpingng people ststay ale anand out of t the hospitat. don't takeke entrestoo if p pregnant; it canan cause hararm or deah to a an unborn b baby. don't tatake entreststo with an ace inhnhibitor or r aliski, oror if you'veve had angioioea with an n ace or arbrb. the momost seriousus side effes are angioeoedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask yourur doctor about t entresto.. >>> paul heggen here, and we are talking about a nice, cool breeze right now. >> it feels more like june

the festival just wrapped up in cesar chavez park in san jose.can see this morning the parade wound through downtown. dozens of enties filled the streets from marching bands and organizations to the police department. san jose mayor matt mahan right there walking with a rainbow feather boa around his neck. he says it's more important than ever to show pride with lgbtq rights under attack. >> i think it's important for cities like san jose to continue to be proactive and to say, we want to support everybody no matter who they are, no matter how they identify. it's just important to be out here to be loud and visible and to make clear what our values are. >> nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the parade. if you were there, you saw our nbc bay area and telemundo float. forecaster cynthia pimentel was riding the float. telemundo assignment editor jose govea was at pride helping paint a mural. he actually took this video. he and his wife painted parts of a mural. >>> the south bay is getting an economic boost with beyoncÉ coming to town this week. her

this is reported right near cesar chavez between 280 and cesar chavez. airbags deployed here.e department on the way northbound 101 in san francisco, just occurred and the fire crews are rolling there. it will see some slowing. you might want to if you're going to be on the road soon here. it used 280 instead of 101. in san francisco, getting to san francisco from the other side here in oakland looks pretty good. westbound bay bridge, not a big delay right now as you drive across the bridge. 532. let's get back to the headlines . okay, sal, thank you. well, former president donald trump indicted again, this time in fulton county, georgia. and political analysts say this case is different from the others in that trump could go to jail if he's convicted and even if he were elected president, he would not be able to pardon himself for a state crime. ali ramos here now to explain the latest legal case against the former president. good morning, alan. good morning, dave. well, the state of georgia has some pretty stringent racketeering or fraud laws on its books. and the district a

jobina: i mentioned a new crash we saw, inherent northbound 101 pass cesar chavez.rted with one lane block. everyone else were looking good. for reference. taillights going south bound walnut creek showing off 680 in our next round of drivetime. antioch is slow, looking about 34 minutes. everything else is on time. amanda: donald trump is facing a 13 count indictment and georgia. a grand jury an indictment of his sweeping criminal conspiracy to overturn the election. it is the fourth time he has been indicted. fulton county district attorney says arrest warrants have been issued including former president donald trump. overnight in georgia donald trump with the four set of criminal charges in charge of a conspiracy to overturn the election results. trump and 18 others facing a 41 count indictment on charge for racketeering often used to prosecute organizing crime. >> i make decisions based on fact and the law is nonpartisan. willis find the votes needed to win. they are charged with violation of oath by public officer related to the call. these charges which include

the celebration will take place in san jose's plaza de cesar chavez starting at 6 p.m.n saturday evening. organizers anticipate about 15,000 pride goers will attend the festivities to live out proud, which is this year's theme. the pride parade starts at 10:30 a.m. on sunday. it will begin at the intersection of julian and market street and end down town at the plaza. also in the south bay. >> on wednesday, santa clara will be welcoming the queen herself, beyonce, to levi's stadium for her renaissance world tour. the hype is real, so we spoke with mayor lisa gilmore about what to expect upon her arrival. >> we have something very special planned and i'm going to make her honorary mayor for the day that she's going to be performing in santa clara and our city is preparing a big key to the city to present her, to memorialize her, visit here to santa clara, to show her how much we honor and respect her and are excited to have her here . >> mayor gilmore plans to decorate her gavel just in case beyonce happens to show up to the council meeting to take over as honorary mayor

the 1960's, you start seeing the birth of the environmental justice movements with people like cesar chavez and where to -- and huertta -- huerta. mexican american children walking -- working in field. dr. king getting killed. drinking said what good does it do to integrate a lunch counter like greensboro, north carolina if the book we are drinking has something bad in it. the environment has to grow to become seen as a civil-rights issue. andy said he looked at the montgomery bus boycott as an environmental issue. the black diesel of the buses in hot day in alabama was coming through the back. that is not where you want to sit because of the air. so there was a linkage to it. john lewis, one of the leaders in the environmental justice movement in the 60's also in the 80's, pushed through this issue to clinton. he started addressing, how do we do mediation -- remediation and cleanup and help, not poison lower income people, whether they are latino, native american , living around uranium mines, or black americans in urban centers where local neighborhoods are becoming dump stones. jenn: i a

the festival in san jose's cesar chavez park wrapped up. dozens of groups filled the streets.han was there walking with a rainbow feather boa around his neck. he said it's more important than ever to show pride with lgbtq groups under attack. >> it's important to be proactive and say we want to support everybody, no matter who they are, how they identify. it's important to be loud and visible and make clear what our values are. >> nbc bay area is a proud sponsor of the parade. if you were there, you might have seen them. this is our nbc bay area and telemundo float. cynthia pimentel riding the float along with others. and our editor jose was at pride as well, doing that, helping paint a mural. his wife crystal is a muralist. two of them painted parts of a mural. >>> in oakland, a celebration in chinatown they haven't seen in years. the 34th annual oakland chinatown street fest, bringing out thousands of people, performances of all kinds. music and food and shopping and all kinds of things. for some of the young martial arts performers, they work all year to show off at this fe

with that, i want to end by having-because i come from an organizing background, cesar chavez and dolores raised me and when we gather and have a victory we clap together so i'll ask you to put your hands together and we'll slow. those who have not done it and those who know how to do it we'll do it. we'll go real slow and then speed it up. [clapping] we used to say (indiscernible) today we'll see-i will say (indiscernible) [speaking spanish] with that, i want to-it is great honor to introduce an amazing woman who like i grew up in the (indiscernible) grew up in the ghetto and made her way through school against all odds, put herself through college, became elected to the board of supervisors and now and has and will continue being our mayor of san francisco, please help welcome mayor london breed! i call it lb! [applause] >> thank you roburty roburto and are thank you for joining us today. this is really exciting and i never thought we would get to this place this quickly, even though it has been a really long time, but roberto you remember when we would ride through the mission and i wa

it is going to be northbound 101 past cesar chavez. traffic is backing up past 280. expect delays if you are moving through that area. you see the backup is already on its way. the highway 4 commute is looking like 31 minutes and already over an hour from tracy to dublin. drew: speaking of highway 4, we do have an isolated shower that has developed. we are still under the influence of monsoonal moisture this morning. you're probably feeling that increased humidity right now. highway 4 into brentwood, we do have this one loan shower. when we talk about chance for anymore showers, this is about it today. in response to the high humidity and an area of low pressure off of our coastline. for everyone else, it is all about the mugginess, mild temperatures, a day where we quickly warm. today is the hottest day of the week. afternoon highs well into the 90's if not triple digits from ukiah to lakeport to livermore. 80 in oakland. 90 in san jose. it will get to 72 in the city with a fair amount of sunshine. amanda: thank you so much. former president donald trump is facing h

the annual festival is hosted in downtown san jose at the plaza day cesar chavez park celebrating the50th anniversary of hip hop with big daddy kane headlining the main stage. it features latin, jazz, funk, and soul artists. today the big finale at outside lands. day three is here. organizers expect over 200,000 people who have attended throughout the weekend. today the big headliners, megan thee stallion, odesza and lil yachty. tickets are going on ticket resale sites. the city is asking everybody to use public transit because there is no parking in the area. if you made it out there yesterday, you may have seen abc 7's very own dan ashley hit the stage. he was a hit. here is a sneak peek. >> dan has a lifelong passion for music and expresses her love -- his love for the art in performances and created new music. he just released his new solo album out there. from watching dan a rocket on stage to the headliners today no doubt golden gate field will be packed again. >> for t in the morning and evening we have missed and it drizzle. a little sun in the afternoon but the warm-up is not

a hot competition, which is followed by a cruise down mission between cesar chavez and 22nd. maybe a hop and roll from the city by the bay isn't your thing. a drive along the ocean? head down highway 1 to the pescadero area where we get the art and fun festival raising funds for local programs. also a big outlet for local artists selling handmade crafts, fine art and rundown including music groups like squirrels of wisdom and pathetic honey, how could you pass? and how could you pass on "today in the bay" any day. you can't. so i'll see you tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> all month long nbc bay area and telemundo working to "clear the shelters" as we do every august. this morning we want to introduce you to me. kira. kira klapper. you can absolutely rename her. the shelter actually named her after me. a tradition you might know goes back a few years. animals up for adoption named after our nbc bay area colleagues. adopt kira, if you'd like, tomorrow at the oakland zoo. that happens to be wherebc bay area is holding a pet adoption event. fr 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and if you just can

partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as 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. it. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their shop & dine in the 49 within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services in the neighborhood we help san francisco remain u

cesar chavez and the farmworkers made us think about who picks that food in the 1960s. thinking about what is the food impact on the environment. how many miles did it travel. all of those questions. we are at a radically different world and so we are in the middle of changing all the stories. we need new stories. we also have a lot of stories that are pretty new compared to where we used to be. something that happens to me regularly, looking at something i used to think was really fun or i used to like a great movie. it happened during the pandemic with purplee rain. i found that my values have changed. even the dwarves and elves are white people. with purple rain it was how cruel prince's to the woman that he is supposedly infatuated with when that movie came out 30 years ago, probably everyone including 21-year-old me laughed i look at it now and the movie may be unwatchable to me. i am like wow they have changed. we have surface things that used to be in miserable. things are intolerable that used to be tolerable. we are in the process of colossal change. i think th

and with the community as a whole during morning and afternoon sessions at the golden gate and cesar chavez, bridges of oakland public library. residents were asked what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. i think when we have achieved. >> lives in the community does not want will be of some substance last month. the police commission which oversees the police department hired a consulting firm to help search for the next chief. the commission says it will use the community's feedback to determine a list of finalists for the job, which the agency plans to present to. mayor sheng thao by november top priority. >> should be you? in this community because we have a lot of that are crimes near tal fired. former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren allison has been leading the department commission. vice chair david jordan says these mee

tremendous about challenges during morning and afternoon sessions saturday at the golden gate and cesar chavez branches of the oakland public library. the oakland police commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. we had a black chief that we all pretty much appreciate it. it's going to be hard for someone to come in to fill the shoes. mayor sheng thao fired former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. interim chief darren allison has been leading the department since. it's a very important meetings. think coming up. the commission will host a virtual meeting wednesday night, followed by 2 in-person engagements next saturday morning and afternoon, the first at the 81st avenue branch of the public library and the last at the west oakland branch commission, vice chair david jordan says the next chief needs to reflect the community. we can

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rachel: cesar chavez was an advocate in particular. >> and then we had 1.5 million getaways, three timesinistration, 200 people on the terrorist watch list who we saw have poured into our country, over 505 million people -- 5 million people. and you think this isn't an issuesome. >> i don't think he has a shot, but with i think he goes against the establishment, and that has prompted the democrats to think about a stronger candidate. no one really wants a second term with joe bide, and fewer want kamala harris. rachel: charlie, last naught on -- thought on? you think joe biden might not be nominee? >> i think it's a much larger problem because of the massive disconnect between the party elders and the actual regular voters who are not in for this. and i recommend everybody go and watch this documentary with rfk jr. the last line he talks about the need to build the wall, and he talks about needing to make america great again. rachel: wow. sounds very trumpian. >> very quickly. the primary against bernie sanders who actually had a chance -- [laughter] >> that's a great point. >> is versus

you might have to cross at cesar chavez. not a lot of traffic going on. the south bay moves smoothly, so does the east bay. there may be a new crash on 580 before it merges with 205. i'm hearing about a new crash on highway 4. we'll check that out coming up. >>> we do start with new video overnight, a fiery scene in the east bay. you can see a car in a garage was destroyed by flames. it happened a little before midnight along mount hamilton drive in antioch. from the video, it looks like the rest of the house was spared. we did reach out to first responders to learn more about what happened, but so far we're still awaiting a response. >>> oakland's mayor facing new pressure from the police officers union to appoint a permanent chief. mayor sheng too fired leronne armstrong in january. since then, statistics show that violent crimes in oakland are on the rise. just yesterday police responded to two new deadly shootings, as the union says mayor thao is overseas in vietnam. the union preside believes it's time for action in city ll >> it's get a permanent po

police that police activity out of mission and cesar chavez streets in the city has been resolved. so that's the good news. emergency crews were blocking that area, but the scene we're told, is now clear residents and motorists were being asked to avoid the area. in fact, they've been asked to steer clear since 6.45 this morning. but again, the all-clear has been given emergency management department says people should still expect some residual traffic delays as people get unstuck from be in stuck in backup. so give yourself a little extra time. if you're traveling through that area. still no word on what exactly that activity was. but it is now resolved. >> 9.10, right now. and in hayward, an elderly was terrorized. he was beaten and robbed in front of his own home after a trip to the bank. this happened less than a week ago. he went to the patella co credit union to deposit a check and he withdrew $500 on his way home someone another car hit his car to tie as stoplight and then eventually he realized he was being followed. so he did what you're supposed to do actually pulled int

and cesar chavez streets downtown because of some police activity that's happening. this applies to both residents and motorists. the city emergency management department says that emergency crews are on scene right now and have been as of 6.45. this morning. expect traffic delays in the area and consider alternate routes as well. we're going to keep you updated with more information as it comes in to our newsroom. so stay tuned. it's a 10 hayward, an elderly man. >> was terrorized, beaten and robbed in front of his own home after he went to the bank. here's what happened was less than a week ago. he went to the patel co credit union deposit a check and withdraw. he which $500 and on his way home he noticed will. first of all car hit him at a stoplight. but then. he as he continued on, he noticed he was being followed. so he pulled over and a hospital parking lot because you've probably heard that, you know, if your concerns was falling, you should go home should go to a public spot and wait. so we thought he lost the driver and he then did return home. but then e hi

tremendous amounts of challenges during morning and afternoon sessions saturday at the golden gate and cesar chavez branches of the oakland public library. the oakland police commission asked residents what should be the highest priorities for the next police chief. what characteristics, background and experiences that person should possess. >> and what elements of the next leaders track record will suggest they are fit for the job. mean we had a black that we all pretty much appreciate it. >> it's going to be hard for someone to come in to fill the shoes. mayor sheng thao fired former chief leronne armstrong in february for mishandling police misconduct investigations. >> interim chief darren allison has been leading the department since. it's a very important meetings. anything cleveland, coming up, the commission will host a virtual meeting wednesday night. >> followed by 2 in-person engagements next saturday morning and afternoon, the first at the 81st avenue branch of the public library and the last at the west oakland branch commission, vice chair david jordan says the next chief needs to ref

south bay reporter lamonica peters live for us tonight at cesar chavez plaza there in san jose.wd tonight. yes it was a lovely crowd. the weather was great. and right now, people are just cleaning up from this weekend's event. but this jazz festival draws about 35,000 people in san jose's largest music festival. and the people we spoke to say it's always a good time. we dedicate this song to march and i'm going to tell about them in the lift with some of the biggest names in jazz, r&b and hip hop slated to perform the san jose summer jazz fest kicked off friday night, celebrating hip hop's 50th anniversary in honor of hip hop culture. there was breakdance king, graffiti artist, a performer by los angeles rapper merce say for a way, headlining friday night was legendary emcee big daddy kane, 27. friday night was actually august 11th. the actual 50th anniversary of hip hop with kool herc. and in the bronx it was like, okay, we have to really do something special. that night, san jose jazz started in 1986 and now offers music education programing at title one schools in san jose mu

we didn't think about where food came from or cesar chavez about who picks that food in the 1960s, but thinking about what is the food's impact on the environment and how many miles did it travel. all those questions. we are in a radically different world and so we are in the middle of changing all the stories and we needen new storis but we have other stories that are new compared to where we used to be. something that happens to me regularly when i took a look for some reason and lord of the rings yesterday is looking at something i used to think was fun or i liked a great movie during the pandemic i find that my values have changed. things that were not even noticeable to me then was even like the dwarves and the elves are white people and with purple rain and it was how cruel he is to the woman that he supposedly infatuated with and how that is played for laughs and when the movie came out 30 years ago probably everyone including the 21-year-old me laughed and i look at it now and it's like it made the movie unwatchable to me. i love going back to these because our values have chan

director, debbie d'agata, says the event that attracts huge holiday crowds to san jose's plaza de cesar chavezsuite display is getting a total makeover, along with dozens of other attractions. christmas in the park opens friday, november 24th, the day after thanksgiving . usf may get rid of its mask art and nickname that have been around for almost 100 years. the school's mascot is don francisco, a swashbuckler who wears a mask. so far, more than 400 people have signed a student led online petition to replace the mascot, saying it glorifies spanish colonizers who exploit indigenous people. usa f is a private jesuit university, tells the chronicle it will respond to these concerns this fall and is not ruling out replacing the school's longtime nickname, the dons. as the san francisco giants prepare to take on the atlanta braves tonight, we are getting an inside look at the team's star pitcher, logan webb, and the effect his family. two women in particular, have had on his baseball career. ctv's bailey o'carroll talked with webb about the special relationship he has with both of his grandmothers