. >> president chavez here. >> vice president neumann here. >> commissioner alexander-tut. >> commissioner shaddix here and commissioner wilson and commissioners commissioner sommer is excused we have a quorum. >> next i'll administrator administer the oath of it was will all parties please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> thank you you may be seated. >> and next, we have our land acknowledgement. acknowledgement. unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. >> um, next for the public comment call in information my members attending remotely. >> public comment call-in: 1 (415) 655-0001 / access code: 2661 668 3773. >> >> to raise your hand for public comment on

la plaza de cesar chavez norte y.az y la importancia de las personas. acá papeles para todos , papeles para todos, para que le den pues una vía a que tengan estatus legal. aquí cómo está? cómo le va? oye están desde el parque roosevelt hasta ahorita marchando. todo para transmitir el mensaje. claro que sí. estamos escuchando con papeles para todos y todo lo que está sucediendo en el mundo. la importancia del trabajador inmigrante. claro que sí. porque somos esenciales en este país. y donde quiera que estemos en el mundo entero está con su hijo para que aprenda desde ya la importancia y el arduo trabajo. claro que sí, porque esos son los logros de los de los trabajadores y no para darle un mejor futuro. claro, pero como esta señora hay muchos acá, cada tanto nos estamos deteniendo ahí. tránsito vehicular está la policía, pero en general no. muchísimas gracias. y bueno, nosotros vamos hasta la plaza cesar chavez cualquier novedad, estamos en vivo andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. gracias andrés. un poco difícil de

vice president shaddix-commissioner chavez-turn your microphones, please.

. >> en entrevista exclusiva con telemundo deportes, julio cesar chavez jr., una de las estrellas mexicanasla lucha que ha librado contra las adicciones. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompanarnos en este telemundo mediodia. >> hasta el mundo mediodia. >> tenemos mucho que celebrar que ya empieza el fin de semana y tambien a todos los que nos estan hoy. >> yo les mando un saludo a l mia hasta chihuahua. >> y la mia hasta chicago tambien, porque sin duda son el pilar de nuestros hogares. >> vamos ahora con la informacion. >> y es que noticia de ultima hora, otro testigo estrella, michael hohen, se abre el lunes al estrado al juicio criminal de donald trump, esto en la ciudad de nueva york, que estamos siguiendo muy de cerca. >> y precisamente en entrevista exclusiva con el exmandatario michael llanos, reportera principal de telemundo 51 en miami, le pregunto sobre este proceso y otros temas a donald trump. >> aqui mas sobre esta conversacion. >> luego del dramatico testimonio de stormy daniels que duro siete horas y media, los fiscales se preparan para preparan para recibir el testigo ma

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. >> jason owens, jefe de la patrulla fronteriza, y gloria chavez, jefa del sector valle del rio grandestigacion interna, por estas fotografias tomadas en jalisco, mexico. >> de acuerdo a nbc news, owens y chavez estan siendo inve investigados luego de que estas fotografias surgieran en las redes sociales. >> lo muestran compartiendo en una fiesta con el millonario empresario y destilador francisco javier gonzalez nieto del una reunion que ha planteado serias dudas de etica. >> hay un dicho que dice, no hagas cosas buenas que se pueden mirar mal. >> el abogado jose jordan no esta relacionado al caso. >> aqui la misma regla aplica para la mayoria de personas que trabajan por el al caso. >> si es que estas el gobierno. >> estas conviviendo con alguien que quizas va a tener influencia en tu trabajo, entonces tu no puedes aceptar regalos, comidas, pero eso no ha sido comprobado, segun fuentes de la patrulla fronteriza y presentarlo en la celebracion de los cien anos de la organizacion. >> debieron de haber recibido autorizacion para poder hacer el viaje y luego de regreso hecho un reporte d

. >> vice president chavez here. >> thank you. >> president neumann here. >> commissioner sommer here and commissioner williams here we have a quorum and commissioners commissioner alexander-tut and commissioner shaddix are excused. >> okay. >> um, next, i would like to administrator the others have office for all people will be speaking today. will all parties giving testimony please stand and raise your right >> okay. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> okay. >> thank you. you may be seated. >> okay. >> next um, we will have our land land acknowledgement. >> unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> okay. >> thank you. >> next for anyone who may be listening in and intending remotely the public comment call in number. >> pub

cientos los empleados hoteleros que marcharon por mejores contratos y justamente en el parque cesar chavezronunciaron por los derechos del inmigrante. nathalie vera nos acompañas en el estudio para darnos ese recuento de información? adelante buenas noches. así es. las calles del centro de san josé, alrededor del parque césar chávez se llenaron de pancartas y manifestantes, en su mayoría latinos, quienes abogaron por sus derechos y una mejor calidad de vida. sin justicia no hay paz. este uno de mayo alrededor de 300 trabajadores de hoteles de san josé tenían un mensaje para las corporaciones el pueblo unido jamás será vencido. es muy importante porque así le demostramos a las compañías grandes que aquí estamos. está presente el sindicato local 19 marchó desde el marriott en el centro de la ciudad, alrededor del parque césar chávez y de vuelta al hotel para compartir sus testimonios. aseguran que sus contratos en 5 hoteles locales están por expirar este verano y buscan cambios. el contrato justo, pues buenos beneficios, un buen sueldo y y una buena calidad de trabajo. mucha gente este prefi

new this morning, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez is considering legal action against san diego county after being passed for a job twice. attorneys for chavez allege that she was not selected for a position as chief administrative officer in the county last year, and again this year. in a letter to the county, her attorneys also allege that county supervisors discussed chavez's race and ethnicity and shared private information about the hiring process with outside sources. now to this a growing problem in the bay area, mail carriers targeted and attacked people looking to steal their keys and swipe mail, leading to other concerns about financial crimes. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a closer look. thieves are targeting letter carriers for their mailbox keys. palo alto police and the u.s. postal service are investigating a strong armed robbery that happened at this apartment complex off middlefield road on thursday, police said. the carrier was approached by two men who demanded his postal keys. when they then asked for his wallet and cell phone, a fight ensu

in the oval office i have a little bust of cesar chavez.n the back corner of the garden, there is a rosebush planted in his honor. he once said "our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations and dreams of others for their sake and our own." the reason why we are the fastest growing country in the world with one of the best economies is because of immigration. that's not hyperbole. that's a fact. what i have seen of latino communities, doctors, teachers, construction workers, first responders, you are dreamers and doers. cutting cancer, commending the military, taking deep steps into space. it matters. you matter. you really do. you matter more than we can express. as i said earlier, you know, when you have 28% of all the students in our schools after high school, 28% speaking spanish, how -- how in gods's name can we are not pay attention? open opportunity we share, honesty, decency, faith -- that is the future we are building on. in america, we expand democracy, we do not diminish it. if the economy grows from the middle ou

and it goes to cesar chavez plaza, where the festival runs until 5:00 this evening. there will be folklorico dancers, music and a display of lowriders. we even expect to meet up with our own damian trujillo in one of those lowriders. one of those remarkable cars, take a look at the map, because there is going to be a number of road closures. so we prepared this map. they start at seven this morning and last until noon. one lane of south market near plaza de cesar chavez will be blocked until ten tonight, though, to make room for the festival and then the cleanup afterwards, and then for the events on the east side of the city. there are more clures, which also just began at seven this morning, lt until noon or 5 p.m, depending on which road we're talking about. also, be aware that i-680 is going to be affected, from about king road to story road, the parade on the east side starts at the mexican heritage park, and it will feature hundreds of those unique lowriders from 70 different clubs, more than 70. and that parade ends at emma prusch park, where there will also b

vice president shaddix-commissioner chavez-turn your microphones, please. sorry. >> here. >> commissioner neumann, here. commissioner williams, here. commissioner sommer is excused and we have a quorum. next we have the land acknowledgment. >> the building inspection commission we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. next, members of the public who may be listening, the call in number is 415-655-0001. the access code is 2662340

durísimo el testimonio de julio césar chávez junior.cramento. ahí se disfrutó de una celebración cultural con música y entretenimiento para toda la familia y se ve que la pasaron bastante bien. y bueno, ya tenemos que cerrar esta edición. carlos y lo vamos a hacer comentándoles que hoy el servicio de caltrain celebró sus 160 aniversario y los trenes circulan desde san francisco hasta el sur de la bahía. y bueno, la comunidad tuvo la oportunidad de celebrar este evento aprendiendo un poquito más de su historia. los operadores también presentaron a la comunidad los trenes eléctricos, esos trenes aún no han entrado en circulación y tendrían que esperar a esperar para que puedan comenzar a operar. podrían empezar a operar el año que entra. bueno, ya va quedando esto como museo, no como los cables que hemos visto en san francisco y también al norte, que está también la famosa vía ferroviaria, donde también hacen eventos cada cierto tiempo. entonces bueno, es parte de la de la cultura de transporte, de la ciudad, que hay que conocerla importa

. >> de acuerdo con el doctor edgar chávez, no hay una vacuna que proteja contra la tuberculosis, peroontrajeron en un hotel de long beach cuyo hombre no ha sido revelado por confidencialidad de las personas esta persona que se murió de tuberculosis probablemente ya tenía por por muchísimo tiempo y el tuberculosis principalmente afecta a los a causa causar una neumonía causa fallo respiratorio entonces es algo que tarda mucho tiempo no es algo que alguien va a ser afectado inmediatamente entre los síntomas de la tuberculosis se encuentran tos, pérdida de peso, dolor de pecho, fatiga y fiebre. >> aunque autoridades de salud de long beach señalan que la tuberculosis es un al público en general es bajo, residentes de la ciudad dicen estar preocupados de que la enfermedad se propague. >> si se puede agarrar en los aires, pues yo no quisiera agarrarlo, porque en sí yo sufro de los pulmones. >> nos avisan, uno toma precauciones. >> el doctor chávez agregó que la ciudad está actuando de manera adecuada al declarar la emergencia, pues esto les permitirá obtener los recursos necesarios para con

nosotros estamos justo ahora en la plaza de césar chávez. vimos y varias organizaciones que pudimos ver. se empezaron a concentrar en el parque roosevelt alrededor de las 16:00 de la tarde. se espera que alrededor de esta hora pues comiencen a llegar, pero les quiero mostrar imágenes de lo que vimos allá. fueron decenas de personas que se concentran para. obviamente, como les hemos estado informando, pues marchar este uno de mayo estaban organizaciones como por ejemplo shirin y otras organizaciones que ayudan en especial a los trabajadores inmigrantes. el llamado es pues, a que se respete no solo el inmigrante, sino el trabajador inmigrante que es responsable de que en gran parte de este país, cada noche, cuando la familia va a cenar, pues tenga su comida en la mesa. vamos a escuchar lo que nos dijo una de las personas. a pesar de que algunas veces no tienen documentación. de cualquier manera, si tienen ingreso hacen sus taxes ante todo lo que tienen que hacer en la sociedad que les pide el gobierno y aún así ellos siguen luchando para tener

estarÁ cerrada la calle alrededor del perÍmetro de la plaza cÉsar chÁvez, el domingo 5 de mayo los cierresen la calle sexta, hasta la plaza cÉsar chÁvez fran cierres entre varias avenidas. tendrÁn la entradas de y salida estarÁn cerrada. hasta el este de la ciudad >> hay mucha gente, muchas familias que vienen a disfrutar el evento vienen a ver el desfile. saddam: la policÍa san josÉ anunciÓ que tendrÁ gente trabajando tiempo extra y habrÁ 0 tolerancia. advierte tambiÉn que los participante o espectadores podrÍa recibir multas entre 1000 a $4000. >> nuestra primera prioridad es la seguridad, mantener un ambiente seguro. >> queremos que vengan a celebrar aquÍ y tambiÉn queremos que todos celebren responsablemente. saddam: si toma no maneje mientras estÁ en este dÍa este hombre que ven pantalla es acusado por un adolescente de 14 aÑos de haberla acosado e intentar lo seduce para tener relaciones sexuales con Él. este hombre de 46 aÑos residente, tras ser identificado por la menor la policÍa donde ocurre el incidente obtuvo una orden de arresto y tambiÉn le decomisaron varios artefactos elect

senator chavez of new mexico was there to welcome the former constituents to his home in the zoo. and. the state forest to join them, dedicating the life of little smokey to the schoolchildren of america to serve as an honest to goodness reminder of the danger of forest fires and the need to save our forests and wildlife from destruction by fire. when when i. you're probably wondering out little smokey has lived up to all the fine things that were planned for him. you can take my word for it. he has. you see, i had a personal invitation to visit little smokey a while back. of course, he's kind of a big smokey now. a year or so will do that to a bear. i was mighty glad to see him and i soon learned that i wasn't the only one. that smokey is a famous character. all right. he sure liked the orange as i brought it. but i do that for any forest fire preventing pal. i hate forest fire. worse than all that time. and black rattlesnakes in the world. that's why i've tried to do my little best toward preventing them. i guess that's why the forestry boys were on hand to why they gave me a sp

san jose along cesar chavez plaza to celebrate cinco de mayo. but things here in san jose didn't totally go off without a hitch center that police had to detour section of santa clara street. what they want fight. >> a long before san jose police did toward this section of santa clara street claiming sideshows took over the area after an afternoon of cinco de mayo celebrations. the road backed up with burnouts honking, cheering. but earlier in the day, both >> yeah. what are you guys doing today with the >> as the ball. we say really have you know, marco scalp on a san jose born and raised says he's happy the city is working to put a bigger cinco de mayo celebrations every year. >> you know my today's the day, you know, we're all the >> gather not they would like. and all the political. >> music and food. and that silva came to cinco de mayo at cesar chavez plaza to sell her jewelry. and so san jose's come a long way and how it that >> all >> it's that he guys today. >> as though for everybody else out about >> they >> now that detour on santa c

lo golpeaba un hombre indigente en un mcdonald's de las calles soto y cesar chavez nos cuenta que elmpió el oído. aquí me hizo varios moretones, me tenía que bajarme a pelear de modo que no me defendiera. en las imágenes se ve como su pareja, maría guadalupe vargas, de 55 años, camina lentamente hacia los hombres, es considerada parcialmente ciega y con una salud delicada. para ayudarme, la pobre. porque yo soy el que le daba de comer, que la cuidaba, no tenía diálisis, ella no podía hacer nada. el señor josé juan asegura que el sospechoso empujó a su señora al pegarse en la cabeza. ella sufrió un infarto. dijeron que él no la empujó, sino que fue un accidente que la haya topado y por eso ella se cayó. eso lo único que le hicieron un cargo por asalto es todo. y el homeless salió al siguiente día y siguió cometiendo más crímenes. lo volvieron a arrestar, lo volvieron a dejar ir y cuando le tocaba corte no fue. desde entonces la salud de la señora maría solo ha empeorado. ahora la declararon con muerte cerebral. estamos pidiendo que ya la oficina del fiscal tome eso en cuenta y haga ot

julio césar chávez. junior.que me preguntaste de la otra vez, me salió esto y me acordé. me dijo no, tú escoge. y escogí una pastilla y me la tomé. me acuerdo y me puse, pero me acuerdo que pensé que que había gente en la casa y que que me iba a pasar algo. por cierto, la muchacha que estaba conmigo ese día murió a los días que yo caí en la cárcel porque una sobredosis creo en la clínica donde me metieron en guadalajara murió un un hermano de miriam. cómo mandas a tu hijo que quieres? quién te dijo que lo mandaras a un lugar donde se murió el hermano de tu esposa? o sea. y yo entre pastillas y todo , pues me entraba a decir oye, pues no se vale. esta es una pelea. quizá lo más importante, tu vida. si lo más importante en mi vida. fíjate que tengo a gente que me ha visto y no la gente que habla de mí en la prensa. gente como tú que me ven y que me dice oye, te ves mejor que nunca. o sea, y realmente si estoy mejor que nunca, realmente no estaba yo integrado a la sociedad y me daba pena, me daba pena de llegar de

one lane of south market street is closed surrounding cesar chavez plaza in downtown san jose, and that closure remains in effect until ten tonight on the san francisco bay today. how about an 80 foot sailboat loaded with folks celebrating cinco de mayo? you see it there. the free to be heading out of sausalito yacht harbor en route to a tour of san francisco bay, including the skyline, alcatraz and all the rest included in the price of today's cruise guests with the drink was margarita. margaritas is correct, and the man who was captain of the schooner, a san francisco native who can think of no better place to be today than on the water. i grew up in the mission in san francisco, cinco de mayo. it's always kind of a fun festive day, you know it. to be able to be on the water is such a different experience from being on land in the city, it's just a great day to be out and enjoy the festivities. yeah one last note about the free to be this schooner. the woman who owns it. yes. her name is marina. it is only fitting for a boat owner to be named marina. that all makes sense. had to menti

road closures have been announced in advanced cesar chavez plaza is a planned route along with santa clara street by ap center and an east side, the king road off-ramp from the 6.80, will be closed. but yeah, this is one of one of our babies right low rider owners like diaz say now they have more peace of mind for a lifestyle, not so excepted in years past. i think that oppression. >> is that just say it. old image which we wanted to get rid and i right now it's great everybody loves. >> san jose police say they will be thousands of people coming into downtown and east sides and throughout the weekend. so please plan to take a ride, share car or take the vta. if you have a chance to do so. but again, that first event starts at 09:00am right here at ap center saturday morning. we're downtown san jose jacmel kron. 4 news. >> coming up, why an east bay mcdonald's restaurant was forced to close today. plus, an alleged murder arrested after a body was found buried in hayward. how long it had been there? and it's been nearly 6 months since famed horn barbecue was destroyed in a fire. what

vamos a cerr calle claire street de city hall hasta plaza de cesar chavez.la comunidad llegue y disfruten y se unen sin alcohol para poder disfrutar el día, explican. el no tener alcohol fue una medida que consideraron necesaria para que el evento sea familiar. una decisión que deja más tranquilas a madres como yuridia, que vive a sólo unas cuadras de la plaza regularmente el 5 de mayo se ha visto muy peligroso porque queman llanta, que hay niños, que hay tomadera, tomadera y todo eso, entonces este que lo hagan aquí controlado entonces va a estar mejor. yo me imagino el ambiente. este evento en el centro de la ciudad solo será 1 de varios. otra gran conglomeración se espera en el este de san josé. 5 de mayo celebración. el concejal explica esta será la primera vez que el 5 de mayo se celebra en esta zona e iniciarán a las 10:00 con un desfile que saldrá de la calle king con alum rock hasta el parque emma bruch. en esta celebración, explican, contarán con la participación del sindicato de lowriders que estuvieron prohibidos hasta que en el 2022 nuevamente la

it's with, cesar chavez and mahatma gandhi that my grandfather was involved with gandhi's independencet years in jail. so it's sort of full circle here. i represent san jose, where cesar chavez had roots and his movement was inspired by a movement my grandfather participated in. >> chin hopes to engage the next generation. >> we were putting up my yard signs, and one yard sign was put across from a middle school. i hope there's one little girl somewhere who looks at that photo and thinks, wow, she looks like me. and maybe that can be me one day as well. >> a push to represent and inspire a reminder if you can see it, you can achieve it. i'm julian glover, abc seven news. >> the latin american icon who led san francisco's carnival parade over the weekend took time out today to offer a history lesson. rigoberta menchu was this year's parade grand marshal, and today she took part in a discussion about her work as an activist. menchu has won a nobel peace prize for her work on behalf of the indigenous groups of guatemala, her native country. the carnival festival festival celebrates the di

esta es la calle king, la plaza cesar chavez también tendrá más actividades de 09:00 hasta las 16:00. ahí quedan los datos. alcanzó a anotar todo. bueno, si no, recuerde que toda la cobertura e información de las celebraciones del 5 de mayo las puede encontrar en telemundo 48 punto com bajo nuestra página web o las plataformas digitales. usted está siempre conectado con nosotros y ahora es tiempo de hablar de otras cosas, de la controversia y confusión que dicen que hay entre algunos dueños de restaurantes. luego de la aprobación de una ley que les impediría los llamados cargos adicionales. fantasma es que esos cargos son los que aparecen sin aviso en las cuentas de los clientes. andrés brender nos cuenta de qué se trata y cómo puede impactar a los negocios. esta fue una persona que vino esta mañana. wendy trabaja en el restaurante arepa en la misión aquí en esta parte. anteriormente aplicaban un cargo de servicio adicional que identificaban claramente en el menú. cuando lo hemos intentado cobrar hasta en eventos y cosas así. por no le fue bien, no nos ha ido bien. tú crees que deban

and then at 1:00, the salsa festival starts at plaza de cesar chavez. there will be food, salsa music and dancing and if you are traveling into san jose, get ready for some road closures. a section of barack obama boulevard will be closed from west santa clara street to west saint john street . that starts at 9:00 in the morning, part of west santa clara street will also be closed from stockton avenue to barack obama boulevard. the roads will reopen at 4:00 in the afternoon, and also one lane of south market street around plaza, says our chavez will also be closed. that starts at 1 p.m, ends at nine. to check out all of the road closures for sunday's festivities, you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com. want to check back in on the traffic shutdown on i-80 after the break? plus, after an oakland barbecue joint burned to the ground six months later, it's looking more likely that the fire wasn't an accident. what oakland investigators are saying and meet the east bay group bringing fun opportunities to kids to learn all about science. vienna is going to

es la plaza cesar chavez, que ha sido una de las que más ha visto esta celebración y donde se verá una es quien representa este distrito, para que nos cuente un poco cuál es el plan para este día domingo. omar si el domingo vamos a tener un desfile para 5 de mayo, vamos a comenzar en el city hall y aquí vamos a terminar en el plaza de cesar chavez y comenzamos con la fiesta a las 11:00 y es para todos. y cuéntanos cuál es la invitación que tienen para esas familias que tal vez quieren venir a celebrar. pero no, no saben si va a ser para todos ellos. por favor, vengan, vamos a vamos a estar trabajando con nuestra policía, con nuestro departamento de cultura, con la ciudad de san josé. esta fiesta, este festival es para todos. para celebrar nuestra cultura mexicana. muchas gracias omar. y bueno, esta va a ser una de las múltiples celebraciones que van a tener en el día y ya de hecho la policía y caltrans hablaron de cuáles son esos cierres de calles. nosotros le tenemos toda la información en nuestra página web para que estén preparados y puedan celebrar este fin de semana sin problema y

one lane of south market street is closed surrounding cesar chavez plaza in downtown san jose. it is expected to reopen around 10:00 on san francisco bay today. an 80 foot sailboat loaded with folks celebrating, of course, cinco de mayo. there you see it. it's the free to be heading out of sausalito yacht harbor en route to a tour of san francisco bay, including the skyline and alcatraz and all the rest included in the price of today's cruise. by the way, margaritas, of course. and the man who is a captain of this schooner san francisco native who can think of no better place to be today than on the water. i grew up in the mission in san francisco. cinco de mayo. it's always kind of a fun, festive day, you know, it's to be able to be on the water is such a different experience from being on land in the city, it's just a great day to be out and enjoy the festivities. at one last note about the free to be the woman who owns the free to be. her first name is marina. of course, it's the perfect name fitting for a boat owner. got to be named marina. all right. we've been following t

this cell phone video obtained by nbc news shows owens, chavez, and garza sitting together at a partyza through for all border patrol chiefs in september. garza says he has never paid for any travel or transportation. he did not respond to questions about why he invited them. now the department of homeland kurt general and cbp are asking questions about whether the attendees of garza's parties disclosed the gifts they received and reported the numerous occasions they had contact with him. >> join our mission and write your own history. >> reporter: it all comes as the border patrol prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary next week in el paso, texas, which originally included two golf tournaments, a parade and a black tie gala, all sponsors by dhs contractors who get hundreds of millions in government contracts. >> it's going to be a chance for people that are active and retirees and everybody that has been in our orbit to come together and celebrate this once in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: border patrol tequila has now been taken off the menu. and last night, owens announced on

also, one lane of south market street around plaza de cesar chavez is going to be closed.t begins at one in the afternoon, ends at 9 p.m. the. check out the road closures for sunday's festivities. you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com. we now have a date for when iconic highway one and big sur will reopen. you remember back in march, a portion of the southbound lane fell into the ocean after heavy rains. right now, cars are only allowed through in convoys twice a day. today, governor newsom announced the road will reopen by may 25th, which is memorial day weekend. and he says the feds will help pay for these repairs. we'll look for the federal government to support our efforts, and we're signing emergency proclamation to be able to draw down federal dollars to do just that. to reopen the highway, crews will install a temporary signal and traffic will be subject to alternating one way traffic control. you know, all i could think of when we were reading about the cinco de mayo weekend tomorrow and sunday, what it's going to be like weather wise. half good for the car show

también desde la calle south market, entre la calle east santa clara hasta la plaza cesar chavez, enparte del desfile del 5 de mayo. después de varias décadas de no ser permitidos ser incluidos en este evento, le diremos dónde y quédese con nosotros. luego de la pausa le icio, lao últimos condne el desfile del 5 de mayo. el evento iniciará a las 09:00 y para eso cerrarán la calle y santa clara desde el edificio del ayuntamiento hasta la plaza cesar chavez. habrá mariachi banda, mucha comida y diversos vendedores. los organizadores advierten que no se permitirán las bebidas alcohólicas y los riders formarán parte precisamente de la celebración del 5 de mayo en esa ciudad. en san josé, yomara lópez habló con una madre, quien se identifica como una lowrider y que nos explica la importancia de esta tradición familiar. mi carro es un 85 cutlass oldsmobile y se llama candy kitty. el nombre fue inspirado en su conductora dulce fernández, quien desde niña se crió en la cultura lowrider. hace 5 años compró candy cody, agarraron lowrider. es como un compromiso, como dicen mi mi creación. mi, m

at road closures for the parade that will run from city hall down, and then over to plaza de cesar chavez. these streets are going to be blocked off from seven until noon, and one lane of south market near plaza de cesar chavez will be blocked off until 10 p.m. here is a look at closures for the east side parade. these closures also start at seven in the morning. run until either noon or five. note that 680 is going to be affected from king road to story, so watch out for this area as well. thanks, terry. now this month is asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month. today in san francisco, the rain didn't stop people from lacing up their shoes for the third annual our heritage five k. it's a three mile walk or run. organizers say the event embodies the unity and strength of the community. we were there for the opening ceremony in japantown, where the runners took off their route, passed by 14 different aapi landmarks, including the asian art museum and dragon gate in the city's chinatown. all this put on by the nonprofit asians are strong. we were expecting about 1000

and that silva came to cinco de mayo at cesar chavez plaza to sell her jewelry.jose's come a long way and how it that >> all >> it's guys today. >> as though for everybody else out about >> they >> now there was still pretty large backup of cars on that detour that police set up on santa clara street. it does look like it's about cleared up right now not to be taught to police to ask them about any possible arrest was made to what they called sideshow activity happening this evening. they said any possible numbers on those probably won't be available until tomorrow morning reporting live at downtown san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. all right, jack, have fun out there. thank you. >> police in oakland already called one person allegedly planning to take part in a sideshow this evening, oakland police sharing this picture on twitter were few pictures on twitter about an hour ago saying this driver was identified as a side show promoter and was arrested for recklessly evading police. opd says it has additioral units out there tonight prepared to respond to any sides

i have experience in winning, like i said, beating lori chavez-deremer not once, but twice, ready toat she won't do the work. that is the big difference. i came out in 2016 as a mom who really cared about education, the educational experience her students were receiving, professional experience, teachers and educators were having. care about the environment, i cared about making sure the small businesses had a seat at the table. all those things, she was in our city's elected mayor and i beat her. i beat her and i beat her again. and so what we learned from that, number one, was that we had to make sure we understood the numbers because the numbers don't lie. when we turn out, when democrats turn out, what educated voters turned out, when voters who have never engaged before turnout, we know that my message wins over and over and over again. we also note that the house of representatives doesn't show up in the district very often, that is just rubberstamping the policies of a do-nothing congress. we know that that message doesn't win well. we know that when you do the work, when you

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venezuela, i kept reading in the new york times how they were all cheering for chavez -- i know it isduro. you promise notr, i will steal from the the new york times is excited that they and they are waving their red hats and he tells them to move on to thethey appropriated all of these farms, golf clubs and told the poor to move on and they are out waving their red hats for chavez. now they have wrecked their country so they want to come e instead. know asylum cases. i have onemost of these laws are already on the books. if you qualify for asylum under the l are supposed to be turned away at our border right now. become a public charge -- no, instead we are giving them free iphones. ur free housing. you cannot getanother country where you could get asylum. that is another thing about the humanitarian relief. . why do they always come we help them where they are or a nearby country?they have to pass through mexico to get here and by law mexico takes refugees to automatically they should be turned away. there are many more but a third one that is obviously being the have to show they h