life of cesar chavez.r screen right now. very quickly, miriam pawel, paul chavez mentioned jerry brown. you've written a book called the browns of california but what's the connection questioned. >> there's a chapter they're called terry and cesar. they had a very strong relationship.an he looked very taken by cesar chavez. very interested in him, interested in what he thought, way the thought about communities very cute muted because before selected governor the first time he was elected in 1974. and was referred to really important law. that was another high point you should mention for the union went jerry brown came into office in 1975 his top priority was to achieve a bill that would put into law rights for farmworkers they do not have anywhere else because you being excluded from the fact. in june. of 1975 california agriculture act which set up it was considered by many lawyers to be the most pro- labor law in the country. it set up a mechanism for groups to have elections the board oversees them to

there is a town and cesar chavez, texas. there are schoolsamed after cesar chavez. ostage stamp was issued in 2003. the national chavez center opened in 2004 in keene, california by the cesar chavez foundation. we need to note that his granddaughter julie chavez rodriguez is joe biden's 2024 campaign manager. again, if you want to learn more about cesar chavez, our guest miriam pawel did a full podcast on the life of cesar chavez. you can click that little qr code you see on your screen right now. very quickly, miriam pawel, paul chavez mentioned jerry brown. you have written a book called the browns of california. >> the chapter is called jerry and caesar because they had a strong relationship. jerry brown was taken by cesar chavez. very interested in knowing what he thought. what he thought about communities. and committed to the farmworkers before he was elected governor the first time in 1974. paul chavez referred to a really important law that was another high point we should mention for the union. that was the passage when jerry brown came into office in 1975,

they would ask if somebody like cesar chavez can do that, what can i do? message that really inspired people. that was done through his presence, through his humble words, but most importantly through his actions. host: paul chavez, do you ever remember being threatened? or your mother helen being scared because of your father's activities? paul: there is eight of us in our family. i'm part of the younger part of the family. my older brothers and sisters had a difficult time growing up in delano where they were bullied by grower kids and even high school and elementary school administrators. by the time i grew up, my father was a national figure and things were different. in terms of fear, yeah, when we grew up there was numerous death threats and contracts put out on my father going up. he always traveled with a security detail. he had guard dogs.. he didn't go places by himself. that was always a concern. it was always something that my own mother was worried about that she might lose him at the hands of violenc but he died peacefully in his slee we are

así que la invitación es que todavía pueden acercarse a la plaza cesar chavez y disfrutar de esta, deamente en el marco de la hispanidad. de acuerdo a lo que comentaba el cónsul general de méxico, acá en sacramento, es mi reporte a esta hora, por lo pronto regreso al estudio. bueno, si ustedes han sacramento pase por ahí porque este evento termina a las 22:00 de la noche. ahora mucha atención. si transita por la autopista 101 a la altura de san francisco, porque durante todo el fin de semana un tramo en esta zona estará cerrado. la agencia caltrans anunció que estará realizando trabajos de reparación de emergencia en un conector conocido como el centro freeway. se instalarán rótulos electrónicos y se proporcionarán rutas alternativas para mitigar el impacto del tráfico. hablamos con un portavoz de caltrans, quien explicó el significado barreras y las paredes paralelas a la autopista han sido golpeadas durante varios años por otros vehículos. entonces, este trabajo es de emergencia. y escuche esto. se prevé que los trabajos tomen 55 horas y se recomienda a los conductores que eviten ma

a couple of hours ago, on southbound 101 right by the cesar chavez exit. two people have minor injuries. three lanes of 101 are now open. two are closed still. and now to a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is really backed up there. as you can see. just a mess. and another live look. this is from our south beach camera at the skyway. traffic is bad along 80 and 101. this crash really having a ripple effect. the chp says it's working to clear the crash, and the lanes should reopen in the next half hour or so. but of course, it will take. the backlog of cars some time to fully recover and get moving. moving on. a mother and son made their first court appearances today in a murder case, according to the san mateo county district attorney. it all started with a dispute at a local gym. the victim was shot and killed outside his home on south mayfair avenue in daly city last sunday. today, abc seven news reporter dion lim spoke with those who knew the victim well and has this story. you'll see only on seven. >> he's like an older brother or an unc

right now we have slowing north 101 at cesar chavez. i did learn that there are injuries for a crash there. and so they will be a little delayed in clearing that. and of course, all day starting tonight, all night, i should say 10:00 pm to 10 a.m. 37 is blocked from 101 to atherton, which is your alternate. you get up to atherton to get you around the roadwork. they're doing all week. back to you. thank you. mike. well, don't get in the water. that is the message from florida officials after hurricane milton left severe flooding across the state. up next, we're going to talk about things from the creatures to the debris and the new warning as recovery efforts slowly get underway. and closed for the season, the popular tahoe ski resort staying shut down this winter. plus, we are showing you the big contenders in this year's world championship. pumpkin weigh off here in half moon bay. up ahead, we're going to talk to the growers behind these goliath gourds. what does it take to grow something this big? stay with us. you're watching today

julio cÉsar chÁvez escribiÓ, descansa en paz.o de fernando con el mensaje: por siempre. dodgers recibirÁn a los yankees en la serie mundial. han ganado siete veces y la mÁs reciente fue en medio de la pandemia. no se pierda este juego nÚmero uno de la serie mundial. con las voces de enrique, antonio y dani por univisiÓn. la cobertura empezarÁ desde las 4:00 p.m. es todo en los deportes por el momento. >>este experimento resultÓ positivo en un paÍs pero darÁ resultado en nuestra regiÓn? continÚa la preocupaciÓn por los casos de ecoly en macdonalds. linda: gracias por continuar con nosotros. el experimento en alemania de trabajar un dÍa menos fue positivo para la mayorÍa de las empresas que participaron en el estudio. en otros paÍses muchos empleadores no estÁn convencidos de que el cambio laboral sea beneficioso. >>imagÍnese trabajar sÓlo cuatro dÍas por semana. suena demasiado bien para ser verdad. pero algunos paÍses lo han probado. un grupo de empresas lo puso a prueba durante seis meses. que trabajadores mÁs satisfechos y mÁs

the crashes between 280 and cesar chavez along northbound 101.raffic is backed up almost into brisbane. but also it's affecting westbound bay bridge on the southbound 101. so a little more crowded as people are taking a look at what's going on. and there it is. you can see the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. we're going to come back in just a few minutes and talk about some of those east bay commutes, which are loaded up now at 732. let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, the full oakland city council will now debate whether to keep using the shotspotter technology, which is a system that has helped oakland police track down where there's gunfire. ktvu is james torres is in our newsroom now to tell us more about what the city council's public safety committee did last night. good morning. jane. >> dave, good morning to you. well, it was a conversation within the committee last night where we heard from more than a dozen people who talked about whether they wanted to see the shotspotter system stay in place or if they

a box truck landed on its side on 1, just south of cesar chavez street in san francisco. that crash temporarily shut down 3 southbound lanes just yesterday but were eventually reopened just after a few hours. and bay area, air quality officials are slapping the marathon refinery in martinez with a 5 million dollar fine. they say the company violated air quality standards while the refinery was shut do n during the part pandemic. the district claims marathon improperly flared vapors from storage tanks and loading racks and also flared gases. berkeley is getting ready for college gameday. the cal bears host the number 8 ranked university of miami. this saturday. espn brings its college gameday to cal for the first time pre-game starts at 6 saturday morning. waive some schools are trying to keep student school. >> about 2000 oakland classrooms do not have air conditioning. and oakland unified says equipping those classrooms with ac would cost almost half a billion dollars. brooklyn staffer, researchers say between 15 to 20% of california's public schools have no functioning

we're live at cesar chavez park in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. greg, back up to you in oakland. >> good advice in that story, jesse. now go take a run through the fountains yourself. thank you. >> a deal has been reached to suspend the three day strike happening at 36 ports on the east and gulf coasts. the union, representing 45,000 striking dock workers, has reached a deal to suspend their strike until january 15th so that both sides can negotiate a new six year contract. the union went on strike tuesday after its last contract expired in a dispute over wage increases and automation. the walkout raised the risk of supply chain shortages and panic buying. president biden says the union and ports have been working hard toward reaching an agreement. i know, think about it. >> we've been working hard on it and we just the grace of god, the good neighbor, is going to hold all the way. >> a person briefed on the matter says both sides reached agreement on wage increases, but details were not available. the striking dock workers are now set to resume w

still, because of earlier crashes near cesar chavez. it's pretty slow heading down the peninsula on 101 and on 280 from daly city, down to interstate 380. it does get better after that, though. i do want to mention that if you're driving, let's say from vallejo carquinez bridge area to the macarthur maze, 35 minutes is better than we've seen at this time. for a couple of days, i do think, and i did see people are on the road a little earlier today because they want to be home earlier. 850 let's bring steve back in with today's weather, sal. >> thank you sir. well, our front made it here. now for some i know it didn't do too much, especially out towards clayton or livermore, but for others it was overachiever. we're on the drier side now. the next one won't be here until late friday or saturday, but mount tamalpais, just you get not only a participation trophy, you get a gold star 1.10 woodacre. also in marin county and ben lomond, santa cruz mountains, 0.44 and cazadero picked up 38/100. most locations were pretty good. not too bad. i m

his work with leaders like cesar chavez and dolores huerta led to the first farm worker union contractsthe nation. >> a little cultural goodwill in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. today, we're talking about the second annual cornhole tournament. organizers are calling it bocce. italian american cousin, but played while holding an aperol spritz. the event is organized by the olympic club and the italian athletic club foundation, and it drew some real ringers today, including nba legends bill cartwright and chris mullin. >> it's all about taking care of the youth sports community. they break down the barriers and we find out what we have in common. i think that's probably more important now than ever. >> beautiful day, north beach, everybody giving their time and their money to benefit a cause. >> organizers say today's event raised $150,000 for youth sports throughout the bay area. >> i hear the aperol spritz helped improve your aim. >> it really does. yeah. >> these guys are right into the target there. all right, don't forget, we have much more news ahead here at 530 over on

el festival tuvo lugar en la plaza césar chávez, en pleno corazón de sacramento.s contra la fiscal del condado alameda, pamela price. hoy los sindicatos de agentes de policía del condado alameda anunciaron su apoyo unánime a la destitución de price. miembros de las fuerzas del orden se reunieron con familiares de víctimas de delitos y los líderes de la campaña de destitución. los sindicatos criticaron a price por crear lo que denominan como un sistema judicial de puerta giratoria. a lo que price respondió con una declaración que dice en parte está viendo en pantalla culparme por décadas de fracaso que tuvieron lugar bajo la influencia de estos sindicatos policiales es engañoso y un servicio a los votantes que han estado pidiendo una reforma. vamos a cambiar de tema porque este sábado hablamos con la ex superintendente del condado santa clara. días después de ser despedida, la doctora mary anne dewan fue la oradora principal del evento name walks en silicon valley. el evento recaudó fondos para programas de salud mental. durante el evento, se le preguntó si tenía a

we saw kids cooling off at the plaza day cesar chavez fountain and others trying to find some shade in livermore. tomorrow is expected to be even hotter. let's get right to chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> today's temperatures were 15 to 20 degrees hotter than yesterday, but another step up is in store for us tomorrow, tomorrow and wednesday the hottest days, which is why we continue to have heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect for the entire bay area, heat advisories in orange, the excessive heat warning warnings in the pinkish purple-shaded areas, most inland parts of the east bay, santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains where temperatures are much more likely to exceed 100 degrees the next couple days, some of the hottest spots approaching 110 degrees. let's look at today's high temperatures. we climbed to the mid-90s in livermore and santa rosa, san jose as well, made it to the upper 80s in fremont and san francisco, low 70s along the coast and half moon bay. you'll climb to the 80s tomorrow for the first time this year, the warmest day in 2024 for coastal part

de 6 acres, en el este de san josé, en la misma propiedad donde el líder sindical y activista, césar chávezpero juntos recaudaron 3 millones de dólares, para hacer realidad esta idea. fernando zazueta: es un lugar donde nuestra gente puede celebrar nuestra cultura, nuestra música, todo lo que somos.

king, cesar chavez and all the rest was about the same concept of inclusion.the case of mendes in a 243 was about not segregation in mexican schools. followed by the case 1954 of brown v. board of education, we have been a community on the frontlines fighting for inclusion, fighting for respect, fighting for a better nation. and we cannot go back. even though we hear strong forces trying to go back to medieval times, we are not going to let that happen. the last presidential election it was minorities who defeated this to all of us say no to extremism. but i didn't say that any of the national headlines in the nation, so it's pretty important for us to tell her own stories. in this partnership also goes into the central element of democracy, the legacy of dr. king fighting against voter suppression, putting everything on the line the african-american community dying for the right to vote. i had the honor to march, reflecting on those beautiful -- reflecting of imperfections of our democracy in the past if that's the same spirit in which we come today to bring

. >> happening now, 3 right lanes are blocked on southbound one just south of cesar chavez. streets in san francisco because of a crash. there. chp posting this picture of the crash. you can see a box truck on its side with emergency personnel on the scene at this moment at the lanes are expected to remain closed for the next 30 minutes. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6, we hear firsthand accounts of what really like in israel as tensions are rising with iran and lebanon. >> and why the city of oakland coliseum deal is now causing chaos. >> all right. let's take a peek outside here at 6.15, on wednesday. and it is still smoking hot out there. no fog that golden gate bridge and inland. smoking is probably way describe florence's here. talk about on these record breaking. >> yeah, he impressive again. another day of record breaking temperatures around the bay area. hot just about everywhere you went except right along the immediate coastline, kind of pleasant out toward the beaches today. but overall, yeah, we've seen that hot weather now for 3 days in a row. and so it's ki

we had a cesar chavez. it takes a bit.cked up nearly from candlestick. 280, though is not very slow. there's a little slowing at king street in the east bay. commute is not all that bad. we haven't had a lot going on in the south bay this morning. and as i go to rosemary, rosemary, i saw you yesterday. you were out there watching the blue angels. let me show you a picture i have up there. okay. that i took. you can go back to my traffic maps. i'll show it to you. there. >> there we go. you caught that, sal? >> yes, i did. wow. >> there you go. bravo. >> yeah, i had my camera out and everything. so that's not with a phone. that's with a real camera. >> it was so nice to see you. and, you know, i was. i was saying to sal, it was like a ktvu family reunion out there. i bumped into brooks jarocz, bumped into greg lee. yeah. greg lee, james torres, james torres was out there, and a couple of our producers who we love that. well, you know, at other stations now, we won't we won't say who or where giving you a look up above the c

cesar chavez street, near folsom, will be home to one of the speed cameras.spoke to some people who live nearby. i also have many friends who have been injured by speeding and reckless drivers, and i think that anything that we can do to reduce that behavior is good. i cycle everywhere i go, so i think holding people accountable to the speed limit is important. and certainly part of my everyday life in december. the cameras are installed in february. they're activated. but for the first couple of months, the registered owner of the vehicle will only receive a warning. but in april, it starts for real. the sfmta says drivers exceeding the speed limit by 11 to 15mph will receive a $50 ticket in the mail up to 25 over the limit will cost you $100 more than 26 over the limit $200. people going 100mph face a $500 fine. there's a very easy way to avoid receiving one of these tickets. it's to not spee. so that's what i would recommend. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. they're hoping this will be a new chapter for the san francisco unified school

lo podemos colocar con julio césar chávez, con lorena ochoa y pare de contar. el mejor que ha nacido en méxico y personalidad, éxitos y sobre todo la huella que dejó en los dodgers de los Ángeles. esa camiseta por ejemplo, la 34 fue retirada y eso habla de la grandeza de este lanzador que además en los grandes escenarios brilló siendo fundamental en la serie mundial de 1981. novato del año. soy john. es un deportista élite que dejó una huella imborrable en una institución que ahora va a jugar la serie mundial y va a tratar de dedicársela. va a enfrentar a los yankees, 2 series mundiales en el 81 y en el 88. a pesar de que no lanzó en esa serie mundial, obviamente es un título también para él. lo habíamos dicho. premio 6 novato del año. 6 juegos de estrellas. ese juego de mitad de temporada en donde van los mejores de las grandes ligas. en 6 estuvo fernando valenzuela y lo más importante es inmortal. en el salón de la fama de major league baseball. su inducción fue en el año de 2014. en fin, para enmarcar la carrera de valenzuela, que está en el corazón de toda

. >> a box truck landed on its side earlier this afternoon on 1, just south of cesar chavez street here in san francisco and the crash temporarily shutting down 3 southbound lanes. all of those lanes have since reopened. now, investigators have not told us how this crash happened or if anyone was injured. >> heads up to those planning on driving through san francisco this weekend. caltrans preparing to close the northbound 101 connector ramp from friday through monday. the closures are scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock friday night. and last until 5 monday morning. the agency says the ramp closure is needed to repair years worth of damages caused by crashes. >> coming up next, here at 10 o'clock people living in rv's in san francisco now facing a new law that could have their homes towed away. plus, another school forfeits, a volleyball match with san jose state after a lawsuit alleges a player is transgender and major hurdle for a new law. it aims to get rid of election deepfakes. why a federal judge says banning them is unconstitutiona does mark farrell have the right experience to sha

it was later filled in to create what is now cesar chavez park. the question today, how much industrial waste did stauffer chemical actually dump at the site? and did any of it contain unsafe radiation while the documents provide clues? some are concerned they may not tell the whole story. >> so we don't have a lot of confidence that this is an accurate depiction of the quantity of material that was taken. it may be a hint about the types of materials that were dumped there. >> to gauge the risk, berkeley is teaming up with the university of california to launch a high tech aerial survey. pilots will fly over the park using a drone equipped with a sensitive spectrometer able to detect radiation. >> we feel like they've got a good technology. they're leveraging, but we've also got a plan to validate the results. and yeah, this would be phenomenal. >> the survey is scheduled to last most of the week. different sections of the park will be closed off as they're being surveyed. several park users told us the inconvenience seems worth it if they want t

aparecer asesinada el domingo de pascua a orillas de la carretera interestatal 5 y la avenida cÉsar chÁvez vÍctima, el miedo y la tristeza, dice, se apoderaron de ambas. duran: nos pusimos a pensar en la familia de michelle, que quÉ horrible que ha pasado lo que ha pasado y cÓmo le pueden hacer algo asÍ. >> ahorita vamos al este de los Ángeles. michelle lozano, ella saliÓ de su casa como cualquier otra persona, a visitar a sus amistades. el dÍa ya se hizo tarde. no llegÓ a su casa. sandoval: el detective frank carrillo, de la policÍa de los Ángeles le encomendaron investigar este caso. carrillo: el cuerpo se descubriÓ acÁ abajo en la tierra. como a unos 15 metros de aquÍ. el cuerpo estaba dentro de una caja. una caja mÁs o menos como de 2x2. cuando el tipo dejÓ ir la caja. la caja con el peso del cuerpo se abriÓ. y estaba descubierto desnuda. sandoval: Él agrega que la joven habÍa sido violada y asfixiada. aunque eso no fue lo que mÁs le preocupÓ. carrillo: para mÍ se me hizo que quizÁs esta persona ya tiene experiencia. lo hizo con facilidad. sandoval: ¿el modo que el asesino habÍa llevad

this was over on southbound 101 before cesar chavez street. on this wonderful wednesday. partly cloudy skies, high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to mid 70s around the bay to mid 80s inland. they accuweather seven-day forecast shows the continuation of our cooling trend set. today will be the coolest day. partly cloudy. also and a chance of some showers, but things will dry out and get a lot sunnier and a little bit milder on sunday and monday. lovely for the week ahead. amanda. all right. >> thanks, spencer. time now for live with kelly and mark. we'll be back at 11 for midday live. have a great day we'll be back r ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, actress and author riley keough. plus, one of hollywood's biggest stars, rita wilson. also, we will turn things

southbound 101 at cesar chavez, blocking the two left lanes. another 40 minutes san francisco. it's also slow. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo, 21 minutes. hi, spencer. >> hey, francis. well, we've got some nice weather developing right now. after early morning rainfall. we'll have mainly sunny skies this afternoon. just a few clouds around high temperatures ranging from about 60 at the coast to mid 60s near the bay to mid and upper 60s inland. and the accuweather seven day forecast shows another round of rain coming in tomorrow night into saturday. but after that we'll have clearing. >> reggie i'll take it here. spencer. thank you. if you're streaming with us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven continues next. for everyone else, it's good morning america. >> reignite your passion with custom anniversary bands from the jewelry exchange. two carat fancy lab bands, 1491 carat classic natural bands, 990 half carat natural 499. unlimited choices guaranteed to appraise for double the jewelry exchange. >> redwood city, washington lo

the las vegas organization is honoring the legacy of labor leader cesar chavez. reporter mora has that story. >> that's i was with person that was about how the people. when people together. to make things more equitable. chavez also leading people to a life they deserve says and that going hit us an individual that is very much near and dear to to kind public housing. >> the data says want to come a sport like osa started. it was around the same time chavez began his movement. >> for more than 30 years, chavez, that the first successful farm workers union in history, a legacy that is still celebrated. it kind put a in las vegas, a nonprofit providing pathways to careers and education. and now. unveiling by las vegas city leaders of the first of java sculpture. a roof full of people speaking proudly even a message from chavez is to be the thankful for work of the men who championed the rights of thousands of farm recognizing this bust, the sacrifice that it took this pope there to get it here, making its way from the down-low. mexico says that i i've alwasy plc a

finally closed in the 1980s, it was later filled in to create what is now cesar chavez park. the question today, how much industrial waste did stauffer chemical actually dump at the site? and did any of it contain unsafe radiation while the documents provide clues, some are concerned they may not tell the whole story. >> so we don't have a lot of confidence that this is an accurate depiction of the quantity of material that was taken. it may be a hint about the types of materials that were dumped there. >> to gauge the risk, berkeley is teaming up with the university of california to launch a high tech aerial survey. pilots will fly over the park using a drone equipped with a sensitive spectrometer able to detect radiation. >> we feel like they've got a good technology they're leveraging, but we also got a plan to validate the results. and yet this would be phenomenal. >> the survey is scheduled to last most of the week. different sections of the park will be closed off as they're being surveyed. several park users told us the inconvenience seems worth it if they want to use

that is now clear, though, was on cesar chavez. 24 min right along our san mateo bridge. we've been busy but no accidents there. that's the great news. 51 in the south bay traveling up from san jose into menlo park. stanley angled down 2 to 37 about 41 minutes story. james, back to you. thank you. reddit. 18 in the east bay, a high school in concord went under lockdown. >> because a car was spotted with occupants showing off a gun. and the witness says this happened yesterday afternoon near nashville valley, high school grove middle school. so they had a lockdown. and then police found that vehicle in the high school parking lot. they were not students in the car and they were arrested. police didn't say if they actually found a gun 8.18, and developing news in santa rosa. montgomery high school student was arrested for having a loaded gun in their locker. police got a report about a fire on campus at 11 o'clock in the morning at montgomery high. and they went there. they found and the gun and detain 3.16, year-old boys for questioning. they determined just one was involv

it's full of bicyclists and scooters and kids walking to john o'connell and cesar chavez elementary ofurs of the morning, and i just want to remind the body here that the sfmta is tasked with managing the roads. and many of the issues here today are under the jurisdiction of other departments and should be heard at other commissions and are important issues. but your issue is the streets. and we you as a body, this department, us as a city, decided that shotwell is a slow street. so we should have the infrastructure that that enforces that and, and prioritizes that, that this is a street meant for people using active transportation. and so i would like to support this measure and encourage you to consider having similar infrastructure on other slow streets. and i want to thank supervisor hillary ronen and mayor breed for coming together and working on this. and that's all. thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. good afternoon. i have lived on 20th and shotwell for 16 years. i won't take up too much time. i just want to say that i'm 100% in favor of the barriers of the mid-bl

southbound 101 near cesar chavez. injuries may be reported. it's also very slow getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. backed up to the maze, but better news across the san mateo bridge. eastbound lanes are all open on eastbound 92. westbound slow, though, heading to foster city number three with just five days to election day. >> vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump both head west today. trump is planning to hold rallies in new mexico and nevada. vp harris will be in nevada and arizona. >> number four, a new twist in the effort to get the menendez brothers out of prison. their attorney has submitted a request for clemency to governor newsom. the l.a. county district attorney says he supports it. >> number five, the san jose city council has rejected a request by embattled council member omar torres for a 30 day leave of absence. torres cited mental health issues tied to an ongoing investigation. >> number six san francisco's second entertainment zone event is happening tonight. nightmare on front street will occur bet

it'll be out at the cesar chavez branch. it's set to start at 11 in the morning and will last until one in the afternoon. >> well, in the north bay, you might notice a little bit of flaring overnight benicia. the fire department says the valero refinery in for them. they were going to be doing it intermittently into the night at this time. officials don't anticipate any off-site health impacts to the community. so they're gonna let residents know if there's any significant changes. happening this week. cal fire plans to burn 250 acres in the san mateo county trying to reduce the risk of wildfires. firefighters are planning the prescriber in the area of cuc regio and starting tomorrow through friday. cal fire says the burn is needed to get rid of dead grass could fuel a wildfire. most areas not been burned in the last 50 years. >> it's always a good sign when we start seeing those controlled burns again, because that just means that fire danger is not as big of a concern so crews can get back out there and start making that p

cognition to to fundamentally, as some people say, it's as though your cells undergo a reboot and cesar chavez, the great union leader who was an inveterate fast or he claimed that at about the fifth day of a fast, he he had absolute perfect memory. you could recall conversations, word for word that unfortunately it's never happened to me. but it's certainly true. you feel different after a few days and you're an eminence. he's in terms of publishing, i may be greece, but i don't know about the eminence function. yeah. so you've published hundreds of books. i'm afraid so. and the first one you've written? yes. so tell me about that experience. it's very different publishing somebody else. and i really thought i knew everything about it. you know, i've worked with, as you say, you know, different, independent publishers and. but being published myself, it's it's very different. it's a difference between being a director behind the scenes and telling somebody to go out on stage and then going out on stage. it's very that you're much more vulnerable. for one thing, as you know, as a as a multiple

it was later filled in to create what is now cesar chavez park.al waste did stauffer chemical actually dump at the site? and did any of it contain unsafe radiation? while the documents provide clues, some are concerned they may not tell the whole story. >> so we don't have a lot of confidence that this is an accurate depiction of the quantity of material that was taken. it may be a hint about the types of materials that were dumped there. >> to gauge the risk, berkeley is teaming up with the university of california to launch a high tech aerial survey. pilots will fly over the park using a drone equipped with a sensitive spectrometer able to detect radiation. >> we feel like they've got a good technology they're leveraging, but we also got to plan to validate the results. and yeah, this would be phenomenal. >> the survey is scheduled to last most of the week. different sections of the park will be closed off as they're being surveyed. several park users told us the inconvenience seems worth it if they want to use the spectrometry and the drone to

a box truck landed on its side on one just south of cesar chavez street in san francisco.t crash temporarily shut down 3 southbound lanes just yesterday but were eventually reopened after a few hours. and bay area, air quality officials are slapping the marathon refinery in martinez with a 5 million dollar fine. they say the company violated air quality standards while the refinery was shut down during the pandemic. the district claims marathon improperly flared vapors from storage tanks and loading racks and also released gases. and berkeley is getting ready for college gameday. the cal bears host the number 8 ranked university of miami this saturday. espn brings its college game that account for the first time pre-game starts at 6 saturday morning. go bears. >> all right. well, let's find out what the weather holds in store in a little bit. we know expectations this year for the forty-niners or higher are sky high, but we've had multiple setbacks with star running back christian mccaffrey, as we know, and that has some people rethinking do the forty-niners moved to have

we're live at cesar chavez park here in san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news, christina, back up to you and that nice, cool studio in oakland. >> we'll be thinking those cool thoughts in this cool, air conditioned studio. jesse, thank you. >> people are advised to stay indoors during this heat wave, but that's not always possible for those whose jobs take them outdoors. california law requires employers at any outdoor workplace, from landscaping to agriculture, to provide shade and water for workers. the organization has dacampo, or daughters of the farm helps provide farm workers with things like hydration packs, access to a mobile health clinic, and works closely with local health departments to monitor the conditions. >> a lot of the times, people don't realize that they're actually having an episode of heat stroke and heat exhaustion. we push ourselves to work. especially because we're working by the hour in most cases, or even some campesinos actually work by the bucket, depending on what it is that they're picking. so they'

i want to cesar chavez street in san francisco. this accident involving alice 78 vehicles. lot of cars involved and rain. things are slick and wet. lot of people slip and all of our highways. so things are slow low on a one to 80 of alternate for you. also the bay bridge is backed up because of that crash there. so if you are traveling into the city may so that from a street exit. 35 minutes solis were not up to an hour. but again, things are slow. their k 24 on the san mateo bridge. no accidents. good news. traveling along things in the south. a look at that 64 minutes along 1, 0, one. 85 up to menlo park. it's a lot of people commuting up into the low part. these are slow for them to 80 might be a good alternate and also cilantro down to 37 southbound. there. 46 minute reasons. back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.47. is the time in the north bay. this nevada home was destroyed by fire wednesday morning. firefighters say all the residents were able to get out. so nobody hurt. thankfully. investigators now looking into it started that blaze. meanwhile, in related news in san

police say they found this drug lab near cesar chavez, middle school and a house on contour drive on friday. pictures show the dark liquids and substances that were there. the alameda county's fire department hazardous material lab came to take apart this drug lap. no word now on any arrests. a man and a woman are dead after a wrong-way crash. no gilroy. this happened just after midnight on highway. 25 south of bloomfield avenue. officers say a 24 year-old man was driving and he swerved from the southbound lanes into the northbound lanes and hit another car head-on. and both drivers were killed in the crash. the chp closed the highway for several hours both directions for the investigation. it's unclear if alcohol or drugs were a factor here. october is national pedestrian safety month. and today in san mateo county, a u.s. representative announced a new effort to study the problem. kron 4 charles clifford has details. back in 2010 other about 4100 pedestrian deaths nationwide. and that number has been rising steadily in 2022, there were. >> 7,522 pedestrian deaths. many believe that

finally closed in the 1980s, it was later filled in to create what is now cesar chavez park.he question today how much industrial waste did stoffer chemical actually dump at the site? and did any of it contain unsafe radiation? even while the documents provide clues, some are concerned they may not tell the whole story. >> so we don't have a lot of confidence that this is an accurate depiction of the quantity of material that was taken. >> it may be a hint about the types of materials that were dumped there to gauge the risk. >> berkeley is teaming up with the university of california to launch a high tech aerial survey . pilots will fly over the park using a drone equipped with a sensitive spectrometer, able to detect radiation. we feel like they've got a good technology. >> they're leveraging, but we also got a plan to validate the results. and yet this would be phenomenal. >> the survey is scheduled to last most of the week. different sections of the park will be closed off as they're being surveyed. several park users told us the encounter chance seems worth it if they wa

he also has the bust of bobby kennedy, cesar chavez, rosa parks, and harry truman. behind me, martin luther king. these are the actual sculptures in his oval office now. the actual books that are on his bookshelf. host: and he has chosen these books? stuart: yes. host: let's take a look. stuart: you might be disappointed, nothing scandalous. the writings of george washington, the works of theodore roosevelt, beautiful positive eleanor roosevelt. over here, you will like this. this is a replica of the biden family bible he has taken the oath of office on every time he has been elected to office including the presidency. host: how did you re-create that? it even has the wear marks. stuart: this is the exact same edition. we went out and obtained an exact copy of what he has. host: we walked past a couple of doors. stuart: if we were in the real white house this tour would go into the president's study at the dining room. you have seen a picture of the president having lunch with the vice president. some presidents work in their most of the day and because the oval for

it is cesar chavez and folsom and another at sfo, and i'm wondering if that is something that is potential for us to look at as kind of forecasting what alternative vehicles may be out there in the future and i know the army has been testing some of these vehicles with really great success, and you know, i know we use a lot of construction trucks et cetera, dump trucks and it just something i think would be-we would miss not to look into that and look for that potential, because there is a pretty large fueling depot on sell be at the current central shops. probably not even a quarter mile away,ic so there may be a redundancy of services there. just something to think about little food for thought. >> definitely. i am more then happy to follow up with the project manager or project engineer and are report back if that's preferable. >> okay, any other questions? let us open up item 11 ms. lennear to public comment. >> remote callers, raise your hand if you wish to comment on item 11. do we have members of the public present who wish to provide comment on this item? if so, please approach the

. >> where is there's a two car crash causing delays on northbound 101 approaching cesar chavez.outhbound direction as you make your way towards to 80. bay bridge toll plaza has been backed up through the maze because of an earlier crash on the upper deck, and also northbound 880 a little slow through oakland right now. reggie thanks francis. >> we're going to check in with spencer christian for a look at your forecast right after this. here at precision garage doors we take our time to earn every five star review. >> when i see my name pop up on reviews, i get excited. >> they check the review first. even me garage door precision door service a name you can trust. >> don't be fooled by political smoke and mirrors. proposition 36 is an illusion, not a solution. 36 claims it's for safety. the truth is, 36 strips millions from what's proven to actually keep us safe. mental health programs, drug treatment and rehabilitation and wastes that money on more prisons. 36 provides no funding for crime fighting and will only bring back the failed war on drugs. vote no on 36 after my car acc