king was chavez. >> the movement is going to go on. chavez is gone but he's here. we're original strikers from 1965 and we're always going to be here. >> reporter: the procession ended under a huge tent at the union headquarters. religion was always a part of the cause, what chavez called la causa. sitting at his widow's side was the kennedy family. and a portrait of chavez appeared to smile at all in attendance. chavez was called a special profete for the world's farm workers. >> cesar chavez dedicated himself to serve as a special champion for the poor. the migrant, the ones who put food on the nation's tables. >> reporter: several legislators say they will now work toward making cesar chavez birthday a state and national holiday. >> a year after his death, cesar chavez was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. in a white house ceremony, president clinton presented the award to cesar chavez's widow helen. president clinton praised chavez. >> he was for his own people a moses figure. the farm workers who labored in fields and yearned for respect and self-suff

cÉsar chÁvez, estamos con la hermana y el sobrino de cÉsar chÁvez.sar chÁvez, ¿quÉ se te siento en el corazÓn?. >> tristeza que no estÉ aquÍ pero siempre celebramos su legado que queremos que siga con vida. >> ¿cuÁl es tu sentimiento al ver chavales que los ves marchando con la bandera de la huelga diciendo sÍ se puede?. >> me alegra, me da mucho gusto que sigue la generaciÓn mÁs chica adelante. >> esos niÑos van a llegar a ser doct doctores, policÍas y otras cosas, cÉsar no tuvo educaciÓn, se educÓ Él mismo. >> no mÁs tenÍa la oportunidad de ir hasta los ocho, pero todo el tiempo recuerdo que cuando nos juntamos todo el tiempo tenÍa un libro y los leia, en la oficina que Él tiene hay muchos libros que estÁn ahÍ, una vez fui con mi primo y veo todos los libros, un libro de barcos, dije ¿por quÉ barcos? tenÍa tan dprand el pensamiento de diferentes cosas que era muy importante para Él. no tenÍa la oportunidad de ir a colegio y la educaciÓn es muy importante. al ver los niÑos en la escuela que van a tener una marcha el 26 de marzo, ellos ya van a saber

from the organization chavez family vision. welcome to the show. do you say happy holiday? how do you celebrate the chavez day? >> how do we celebrate? >> happy holiday? >> usually happy holiday. >> how big is this day, march 31, for the family? it's huge. it's the day we remember him, his birthday. he would have been 88 this year. every year we celebrate throughout the state because we have relatives throughout north and south california. everyone has their own little event going on. >> to a lot of us he is a grandiose figure. growing up when you married barbara caesar was caesar. >> he was barbara's uncle and getting to know him after we got married learned to really respect him and admire the way he handled himself. he was a very prominent person. he just was very captivating in the way he expressed himself, talked and the things he did. >> your thoughts when you see them marching on that day from school to school and those who are barely beginning to learn of caesar and celebrating him in that way? >> very happy to see it b

maÑana se come mora en estados unidos el dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, y coincide con el cumpleaÑos del reconocidor del derecho de los campesinos, por eso surge una nueva iniciativa para convertir a cesar chÁvez en santo, beatriz nos explica. beatriz: desde san josÉ se estÁn movilizando para el proceso de santidad es esa chÁvez, para ello concientizarÁ la comunidad es clave, nos dijeron. los homenajes a la memoria del reconocido lÍder se intensificaron muy cerca de la celebraciÓn del dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, el 31 de marzo, dÍa de su cumpleaÑos, pero tambiÉn cobrÓ fuerza el llamado a convertir en santo a quien luchÓ de manera pacÍfica por el derecho de los campesinos hace dÉcadas. >> es una motivaciÓn para seguir adelante, para hacer algo por nuestras vidas, es un abogado para nosotros, los pobres, los afligidos, los marginados, es un ejemplo. beatriz: el paso fundamental

"evolution" continues. >> but maduro is no chavez. he won the last presidential election by a narrow 1% margin. and since chavez's death problems that have plagued this petro-state for decades have grown more severe. >> it's true that we have the highest inflation in the world with 59% for these last twelve months. it's true that we are not able to obtain milk or sugar or oil when we need in any supermarket. it's true that we are losing quality of life. >> an overvalued currency and dependence on imports has created supply problems, making long lines outside supermarkets like this a part of daily life. these are among the issues that have brought protesters into the streets of wealthier areas of the capital for months. but if you go to the poorer neighborhoods - like petare, the city's largest "slum" - few seem bothered by the long wait to buy groceries. >> nelvy carmona tells us she's been standing in line at this state-controlled market since 5 am. >> well everything being sold here at the subsidized rate is basic foodstuffs. it's t

chavez has a political abbing u men, and afforded popular support. medical clinics and cash handouts. charisma can't be handed down. unless the president succeeded, analysts fear his support base will weaken. there is a weakening in the support that nicolas maduro once had. the revolution is no longer giving answers to economic needs. 8 out of 10 venezuela thing the country is heading in the wrong direction. as it's known, it continues to be a strong social cultural and political course. the weakness in the leadership had to do more with the economic policies and the absence of a new message. >> the commemoration may serve as a destruction on every day violence. the respite will be temporary in relation to a lack of goods on the shelf. >>> a fossil found in an ethiopian desert appears to change what we know about mann kind. it has five intact teeth, and is more than 2.8 million years old, making it half a million years older than any previously known human remains. all the latest on the website aljazeera.com. night >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. a sharpl

the mandate of chavez.the institutions and independence, including the confrontation a polarization of society estate policy. amy: professor, if you could respond? and also, comment on whether the u.s. would be taking this track if it did not have oil? >> i think fundamentally venezuela has the world's largest reserves on oil will stop i think oil -- i've always said, follow the oil and he will be able to understand what is happening in venezuela. what is happening between venezuela and the u.s., between venezuela and the rest of the world. i think the figure of hugo chavez is still the most political -- powerful political figure. he represents a watershed in venezuelan history. nonetheless, i think are some truth to the fact that what venezuela aces today is some of the excesses that occurred during the chavez period. and some of the issues that were not fully resolved, the dependence on oil nonfunctioning exchange rate and that is the dramatic growth without at the same time a parallel growth and protecti

. >> a dos aÑos de la muerte de hugo chavez hay fuertes crÍticas por su manejo..... >> han pasado dosn estÁn a punto de desaparecer. >> la sxer tiz de gobierno de chavez hubiera implicado la bÚsqueda de una soluciÓn a los problemas que tenemos hoy. >> desde la Última vez que test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test organizando nuestras fuerzas cada vez mejor. >> para la lÍder de la oposiciÓn chavez y maduro representan lo mismo. >> es el mismo proyecto que acabÓ con la independencia de los poderes, pero lo mÁs grave, intentÓ confrontar la sociedad venezolana. >> en sÉpase podrÍa poner a prueba el poder de maduro en la elecciÓn de la asamblea nacional nacional. >> echemos un vistazo al mundo. condenan ataque a uno de los museos de la humanidad, destrucciÓn de los restos de una ciudad antigua por grupo islÁmico. fueron detenidos dos sospechosos del asesinato de un lÍder op si toro. los presuntos asesinos vienen del norte del kau causo. el hombre trabajaba en un informe de la ocup

[speaking spanish] >> and that's why i would like to invite you to march 31 to celebrate cesar chavez march here in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. [speaking spanish] next speaker. [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> my name is ramone. i came from [inaudible] california and i am a farm worker for gerawan farm as well. [speaking spanish] >> i have been worked in gerawan farming for four years picking peaches, neck reins. [speaking spanish] >> >> i join my coworker and represent my other workers to ask for support so the company implements our contract and the law. [speaking spanish] >> i don't want to for me to be in this situation of my coworker. [speaking spanish] >> and i also would like to invite everyone to the event of cesar chavez on march 31. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there any other member of the public who would like to speak on this item? i don't think there is anymore public comment. >> thank you. so we will close public comment. [gavel] supervisor. >> thank you. again i want to thank united farm workers, the leadership, the incredible leadership

. >>> and on the second anniversary of his death we look at way venezuela's former president hugo chavezains so popular. ♪ ♪ lib i can't's internationally recognized government has called on the u.n. security council to lift an arms em boring oh, they say they need the weapons to fight isil. the national oil company has declared itself unoperational after a series of attacks u.n. brokered tacks are set to resume. we have this report. >> reporter: anan attack on the oil facility left it unop unoperable. most of them are linked to to isil. they destroyed equipment on wednesday. on monday, another oil line and eye pipeline carrying crude came under attack. and these facilities were also hit last month. at least 14 people were killed. in a country plagued by war in rekeep years libya's oil industry is a prime tagger i production fall friend 1.6 million-barrels a day before the revolution to less than 300,000-barrels a day. soma tacks in recent days that libya's national oil corporation says it won't be fulfilling its contracts. it says it might close all of libya's fields and ports if the se

if chavez had not died maybe things would be working better. the situation is critical. we have to queue for hours. shortages are too much to bear. that affects all venezuelans. >> and yet only a few doors away a shoppener says life is business as usual. >> the revolutionaries. some of us are unhappy with some things. it's because they are not seeing things clearly. i imagine that is what is happening they are unhappy. it's nicolas maduro doing thing well. >> as gear up to sell braght two years since death. many feel support has wavered under his successor. >> chavez had a political acumen and recorded popular support, thanks to grocery stores medical clinics, and cash hand outside. charisma can't be handed down. unless nicolas maduro succeeds analysts fear the support base will weaken. >> there's a weakening in the support that nicolas maduro once had. the revolution is no longer giving answers. 8 out of 10 thinks the country is heading in the wrong direction. it still continues to be a strong cultural force. the leadership has to do more with the economic policies did

virginia lopez reports. >> reporter: it's been two years since venezuela's hugo chavez died of cancernce is still keenly felt. for some taking on a religious fervor. but for others sadness has given way to dissolutionment, the oil-rich nation stayses the highest inflation rate in the world, chronic food shortages, and a sense that the golden years of the revolution are over. continuing shortages of anything to milk to auto parts hit this woman twice as hard. she must stock her beauty parlor and often returns home empty handed. >> i think if chavez hadn't died maybe things in the country would be working better and not like they are now. our situation is critical. we have to queue for hours. we can't find basic products. >> reporter: and yet only a few doors away another shop owner says life here is still business as usual. >> translator: the revolutionaries, we are still [ inaudible ] some are unhappy with some things in the process, but i think it's because they are not seeing things clearly. they are unhappy, and so they think it's maduro who isn't doing things well. >> reporter: as

virginia chavez has the story. >> any type of criticism or dissent. two other figures of the opposition have been in jail for more than a year without trial. president maduro has ignored numerous calls for the freedom or for freeing these opposition leaders and also political prisoners that have been uranium following last year's -- jailed follow last year's protests. corruption when for close to $20 billion. just to give you an idea, $20 billion is close to what the country has in foreign reserves. life is becoming more and more of a struggle every day. not only are we faced with chronic shortages but also there's mounting mounting inflation and the imf has predicted the economy will contract close to 7% this year, all in face of parliamentary elections that should be taking place close to september or after. and maduro has a approval rate of 20%. >> venezuela ended 2014 at 68.5% up from the 56% inflation in 2013. and it's only expected to get worse this year after a major devaluation of the country's currency. consumer prices increased 5% just in th

he faces lack of support from his core followers. >> reporter: it's been two years since hugo chavez died of cancer. his absence is keenly felt, taking on a religious fervor. but sadness has given way to disillusionment. the oil rich nation faces the highest inflation rate in the world, chronic food shortages and the golden days of chavez are over. finding hair dyes and nail polishes to stock her beauty parlor. she often returns empty handed. >> many things should be working better and not like they are now. our situation is critical. we have to queues for hours. we can't find basic products. >> yet only few doors away another shop owner says life here is still business as you usual. >> the revolutionaries we are still travistas they are not seeing things clearly i imagine that is what is happening to many of them. they are unhappy so they think it is maduro who is not doing things well. >> as people celebrate two years since chavez's death many feel things have wavered under his successor. state run grocery stores, medical clinics staffed by cuban doctors and even cash handouts. unl

lÍder del derecho de los campesinos, por eso surge una nueva iniciativa para convertir a cesar chÁvez, para ello concientizarÁ la comunidad es clave, nos dijeron. los homenajes a la memoria del reconocido lÍder se intensificaron muy cerca de la celebraciÓn del dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, el 31 de marzo, dÍa de su cumpleaÑos, pero tambiÉn cobrÓ fuerza el llamado a convertir en santo a quien luchÓ de manera pacÍfica por el derecho de los campesinos hace dÉcadas. >> es una motivaciÓn para seguir adelante, para hacer algo por nuestras vidas, es un abogado para nosotros, los pobres, los afligidos, los marginados, es un ejemplo. beatriz: el paso fundamental para iniciar el proceso tiene que ver con la voz popular, indicaron en nuestra seÑora de guadalupe en san josÉ. >> el box populi, la gente lo estÁ provocando como patrÓn. beatriz: el hermano man en honor del grupo _lÍder sindical. estÁ de acuerdo. >> le explicaba la gente por quÉ debe mandar a los hijos a la escuela, para que tuviera mejor vida, ha habido hijos, hijas de los campesinos que se han hecho doctores, abogados, de los consejos que vi

vacante al retirarse bÁvara boxer, la primera persona en anunciar oficialmente es el asambleÍsta chÁvezriores es muy importante especialmente con oriente medio y rusia y habiendo servido no marÍn durante 20 aÑos entiendo todo esto, y dentro de california el tema mayor que impacta a la comunidad latina es la educaciÓn y empleos. >> seÑor chÁvez usted sabe que hace mÁs de un aÑo un grupo bipartidista de senador presenÓo una reforma integral en el senado y no continuo en la cÁmara de representantes ¿cuÁl es su posiciÓn en cuanto a una reforma migratoria integral? >> bueno, yo siempre he estado apoyando la reforma migratoria desde que me eligieron a el 2012 estuve en la escalinata del capitolio de california, dije que tenemos que tener reformas sobre inmigraciÓn, como republicanos los valores son importantes no veo porque los republicanos van a respaldar un programa que divide a la familia. >> ademÁs reconocemos la importancia que los inmigrantess a portan a la economÍa, si ellos se fuera, todos tendrÍamos problema en la agricultura y la economÍa, son valiosos para la economÍa y hay que res

cÉsar chÁvez comenzÓ, contra las empresas que estaban comprando uvas y todo eso.puesta del departamento de motorizados. reportero: para contestar la pregunta de luis acerca del tiempo que ha pasado y que no se le ha llamado en cuanto a la segunda revisiÓn a muchÍsimos casos que han ido a la segunda revisiÓn y por ahora se tienen, estÁ bastante atrasado en cuanto contactara estas personas y a darle la entrevista, por eso solicitamos que tengan paciencia todas esas personas que pasan la segunda revisiÓn porque se tarda mucho mÁs tiempo del anticipado, ya que el nÚmero de personas que han sido enviadas a la segunda revisiÓn es mucho mÁs alto del que se habÍa proyectado, entonces por favor tengan paciencia. y ya tenemos empleados adicionales trabajando en estos casos, asÍ que en las prÓximas semanas deben de contactarse a las personas que ya tienen varias semanas esperando. leÓn: y si tiene alguna duda sobre temas migratorios de la ley ab60, o declaraciones de impuestos envÍenos un vÍdeo corto con su pregunta en las redes sociales. el prÓximo 15 de abril se vence el p

set the stage to make chavez a catholic saint. in east san jose and went through the neighborhood where chavez grew up. he's praised for championing the rights of farm workers and monday is a state holiday in chavez's honor. >>> improved healthcare is on the way for low income residents in east palo alto. after spending the last 15 years operating, ravens wood family house center hosted grand opening celebration for its brand-new facility. the east palo alto center is now serves about 13,000 very low income patients. a figure expected to double by 2018. >> it will provide services to probably 98% of the people that live in east palo alto, and it under scores the fact that san mateo county has a commitment to provide healthcare to everyone. >> san mateo county has the lowest uninsured rate in california. >> google is getting -- worked for morgan stanley, a company that received $107 billion from the feds during the financial crisis. and now she will receive $70 million plus cash and stocks for signing on with google. she is google'

caesar chavez day is not a federal holiday. many use it as a service day to actually honor chavez's legacy. >>> the french laundry is reopening and taking reservations. >> that famous wine country restaurant is reopening its doors next tuesday. monday morning the reservation schedule was wide open. make note of that. now it's booked solid for a week. you missed your window. the restaurant closed just before christmas for renovations. when it reopens, the kitchen will still be under construction, so the chefs will be working temporarily out of a shipping container. >> i bet they can still pull off some mastery there. >> miracles. >>> new push for medical marijuana prescription for kids. details next. >>> that story and how the ncaa and its men's basketball tournament has landed in the middle of the religious freedom act controversy. >>> and the efforts to identify the victims of the germanwings crash enters a new phase. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call. >>> welcome back, everyone. 4:44 right now. insurer

chÁvez dedicÓ su vida para hacer al paÍs mÁs libre y mÁs justo.uilas, como los buenos compadres que somos, y lo discutimos serenamente, ¿te parece? humberto: ¿hablas en serio? severiano: compadre, tÚ sabes que soy un hombre de palabra. humberto: estÁ bien, acepto. severiano: [rÍe] pues, salud.

cesar chavez, on his 36 day fast. 61-year-old president of the united farm workers had lost 36-pounds. doctors say it would be more than a week before he could return to solid foods. his old eldest read a statement for him. >> the fast will go on in hundreds of ditch places and multiply among thousands and millions of caring people until every poison grape is off the supermarket shelves. until the fields safe for farm workers and our vote is, once again a source of nourishment and life. >> >> reporter: hundreds in the crowd received communion, including ethel kennedy and her children. her husband, robert came here to support him when he came to fast for 45 days. robert kennedy broke bread with him, ending his fast. >> caesar has broken his fast -- [ applause ] >> chavez passedded torch along to jessie jackson -- >> must find common ground. -- >> reporter: ufw supporters picketed grossers this was called a scare tactic, saying that grape sales have not been affected. membership in the ufw is half hoff what it was 20 ye

. >> reporter: the president under fire two years after the death of former president chavez.nd the evolution of gaming the way technology that allows you to take your games on the go no matter where you are in the world. ♪ good evening and welcome to al jazeera america, i'm antonia, stephanie is off tonight, we begin in iraq where government forces trying to take tick tikrit and shielded themselves from attack by military headquarters, at the same time the u.n. says iraqi military offensive forced 28,000 people from their homes. in a week after i.s.i.l. fighters destroyed artifacts at a mosul museum the rebels today used a bulldozer to start destroying the ancient assyrian city including a 3,000-year-old palace 10s of thousands of troop are working along malitia to take back tikrit to defend saddam hussein's town and hoping it will loosen the grip on the city and we have more from baghdad. >> reporter: for hussein is a battle cry for fighter, this is the base of operations for the theshythe shiaa malitia and the players are hezbollah and interior minister leader of the maliti

fifth graders i want to thank the caesar chavez community for that opportunity oh i wanted to say if commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell wanted to talk about the the mayors breakfast and announcement. >> certainly last week, we all the board members attended the annual chamber of commerce city breakfast with the mayor and is superintendent and the chamber announced united sf to bring together the community to invest in the public schools we're excited about the initiative that will hope to convene the members of the chamber of commerce to be a lot for supportive of our schools and two inches we have on the table in light of the initiative one is with the is with the pathways we're hiring institutions in san francisco as well as the school district to prepare our young people for the jobs that are available in the sector and then the other my brothers keeper in all of the work we're doing going forward with the business community and the hiring and on that note i'm actually involved in more i spent the day in washington, d.c. first had an opportunity to hear the president speak about his i

the populist social agenda of the late president hugo chavez. the carnegie endowment for international peace notes chavez definitely wove together a narrative of democracy with elements of authoritarianism creating a post modern autocracy that looked democratic but was anything but. he says elections are rigged the government controls the judiciary and runs the national assembly without checks or balances. when chavez was in power, his charisma and political being aacumen along with high oil prices filled government coffers and made him popular. but maduro doesn't come close to his predecessor. his approval rating has fallen to 22% according to that analysis. so how will this play out. parliamentary elections are supposed to take place this year. but it the not believed it will happen unless the ruling party knows it will win. they predict potential riots and food shortages and maduro could be forced out of power by rifle chavez supporters. the american enterprise institute has a more dire prediction, civil war. the government is polarizing, he

highlights of my life was when in the early 90's as a young stanford student i got to meet cesar chavez and that was sort of a life changing experience, and what we have here today is a resolution that follows and supports the legacy of cesar chavez because we're dealing with something that began and was in fact the last major organizing effort under cesar chavez's leadership at the united farm workers. i want to thank supervisor john avalos who has cosponsored this resolution and note that tim paulson the executive director of the library council he was trying to be here in his schedule but it became impossible but i know he wants me to let folks know that him and the labor council see this is as very important priority but the long and short of what we're talking about today we have a resolution that would put san francisco on the record as the first city to come out in full support of the gerawan farm workers who have been fighting for the rights for a number of decades now. in 1990 farm workers at gerawan farming voting for representation by the united farm workers and was a state c

. >>> a march in sacramento to hon the farm worker turned activist chavez. >> with them leading the way hundreds marched. he drew up working in the fields and was part of a great thing. he buried one of the first union labels. >> i just was one of those labels all the way out there. >> he said he never met chavez, but garcia has become an activist too. the people he marched with today have a long list of causes, higher worker rages is still at the top of the list for garcia. >> they claim that you can make up to $80 a day, but those $80 don't matter because you have to work 18 hours to get them. nowadays you have to keep up with a machine. >> if you start with education that's it. it will [ indiscernible ] >> he's working on his master's degree at sacramento state. >> and it's important to know why you are here. >> he says an increase in the federal minimum wage is long over due. >> the cost of food, of rent is all going up. it's -- it's much needed. >> marchers say it's not just about farm workers. >> [ indiscernible ] as long as we survive there will always be a struggle. >> californi

y lourdes. >> el momento tan esperado la presentaciÓn de la estatua de cÉsar chÁvez y dolores puertas> hay que hablar con la seÑora que estÁ ganando su cheque cada mes porque trabajo de la uniÓn de campesinos es una cosa muy bonita para saber quÉ estÁ quien no va a ir reconociendo que los campesinos y todo lo que hacen ellos por la comunidad, con mucho ritmo dolores huerta hasta ser un mimo con pasos de baile. >> una jornada de tributo a dos dÍas de cumpleaÑos de cÉsar chÁvez que cumpliÓ en mina estos 93 y dolores puertas. >> en la celebraciÓn de dos personas que lucharon toda su vida, para mejorar la vida de todos los campesinos. >> para mi protector por todo lo que significa que hizo cÉsar y que hace todavÍa dolores puertas el honor y la justicia de los campesinos. >> fue asÍ como detrÁs memorias lleno de entusiasmo y gratitud. >> estuvieron luchando por nosotros campesinos. >> sabemos que en el Área que no tenÍamos agua ni para tomar, para cobrar cuando se lastimaban el trabajo, a beneficios para ellos todo esto se logrÓ, mal tiempo sabemos que tenemos mucho trabajo que hacer adela

but tuesday is cesar chavez day. >> and it looks like it will be great weather. bring in meteorologist rob mayeda now with a look at your forecast. so warm and nice out there today. >> good enough to tie a record at livermore. 2 degrees. closer to -- temperatures starting to drop into the 60s. the sea breeze is firing up as you might expect it would on an afternoon in june or july when your temperatures heat into the 80s around our valleys and we see temperatures touch 70 in san francisco around lunch time. now things are beginning to cool off today. warmer than what we saw yesterday. 80 degrees temperatures in concord and livermore. the 24-hour temperature change shows you 5 to 10 degrees warming from yesterday and tomorrow. we may add a couple more degree as the warmup continues into sunday. the weather much different than the rest of the country. it's just after 5:00 here on the west coast. 8:00 on the east coast. the high temperatures today has the jet stream driving down into the gulf coast. highs in the 30s and 40s for parts of the eastern u.s. where the je

for others, even in the stronghold of chavez support sadness has given way to disillusionment. chronic food shortages give an overall sense that the revolution are over. continuing shortages of milk to auto parts has hit this woman twice as hard. her likelihood dependency on stocking her beauty parlor and she often returns home empty handled. >> i personally think this chavez hadn't died things would be working better and not like they are now. we have to queue for hours. we can't find basic products. shortages are becoming too much to bear, affecting all venezuelans. >> yet only a few doors away, another shop owner says life here is still business as usual. >> the revolutionaries, some of unhappy with some things within the process. i think it is because they are not seeing thins clearly. i imagine that is what is happening with men of them. they are unhappy so think it is maduro not doing things well. >> as people celebrate two years of chavez's death many people support has wavered under his successors. >> charles had popular support thanks to state run grocery stores medica

juan fran - ots --hoy da se conmemora a cesar chavez...atales estubieron cerradas... wait for nats :04 take vo --durante el fin de semana miembros de la familia del lider laboral se reunieron en san jose para brindarle honor... durante el evento se anuncio el plan de una campaÑa para canonizar a chavez... hoy no es un dia festivo federal pero mucho honran el legado de chavez con servicio comunitario. juanfra en nuestra rea las temperaturas .... roll open under pasamos con lucrecia borchardt quien tiene los detalles del reporte del clima ... take 2boxes lucrecia buenos das... qu nos espera el da de hoy. fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperatur

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. >> hundreds of people filled south bay streets this morning in honor of activist cesar chavez.marched to the guadalupe church in downtown san jose. the city played an important role in the life of the workers founder. he started a single community other latina organizations across the country. sam licardo called chavez one of our own. >> just remember this is just one day what will be a celebration that will continue for years. as the struggle continues, we know there's a lot of work that still needs to be done. but it's done as we continue to raise consciousness of all of our neighbors and all of our country members. >> the official cesar chavez day is tuesday. b.a.r.t. riders be prepared for train closures in the east bay starting next weekend. they're go on for a while, too. had the closures will be between the fruit valleyeil and come o coliseum stations. b.a.r.t. will provide bus bridges to ride if you don't have other options to get around. those bus rides will be !r ñ go to our website for more information on the closures. >> another train crash this one in southern cali

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. >> but first the state is getting ready to mark caesar chavez day.w push to make him a catholic saint. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. after being shot in the line of duty over the weekend, a boston police officer is showing signing he will survive. john was shot at point-blank range friday night. it happened during a traffic stop. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. after having successful surgery to remove a bullet from his neck, his condition was upgraded to stable. >> the community, the police, the clergy all rallying together. >> officer moynihan is credited with saving a transit officer. >>> later today prosecutors are expected to wrap up the first phase of their case against accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the same jury that considers 30 charges against tsarnaev will hear additional evidence during the trial's second phase to determine if he is convicted and whether he will be sentenced to death or life in prison. three people were killed, more than 260 were hurt in that april 2013 explosion at the boston

hugo chavez died two years ago.uro has beat the same drum and continued chavez's economic model of a tightly controlled and centralized economy. conditions have steadily worsened. >> translator: we are reaping what was sewn during hugo chavez's mandate, the destruction of the country, institutions and its independence. >> reporter: even as the country enters what appears to be a crisis maduro seems determined to carry on chavez's socialist legacy, despite the critics in washington or the streets of venezuela. randall, of course venezuela has an enormous oil industry. officials here at the white house insist that what happened today has nothing do with the economy. they are not even trying to topple of weaken the maduro government, they simply they say are trying to shine a light on the abuses of civil rights and corruption. >>> there is growing controversy this evening over a letter signed by 47 republican senators and sent to the government of iran. it warns that any deal between washington and tehran without appro

san jose's mayor called chavez one of our own. >> remember that this is just one day, what will be awill be key for years. as the struggle continues. we know there's a lot of work that needs to be done. but it's done as we continue to raise consciousness of all of our neighbors and our country members. >> tuesday marked cesar chavez day. >>> at 7:32. bart riders should be prepared for a sporadic closure in the east bay starting next weekend. bart leaders say the closures will be between the fruitvale and coliseum stations through august. crews will be working on repairs to equipment on tracks between the two stations. and bart will provide bus bridges to riders who don't have other options to get between stations. and those bus rides will be free. go to nbcbayarea.com for more information on the closures. >>> an internationally known singer and songwriter, norman green bomb, has been hurt in a crash east of santa rosa. this is video from the scene. he was a passenger in the subaru that crashed into a motorcyclist. the motorcyclist was killed, and he's not been identified. greenbaum a

the rest of the country therefore today as we celebrate the birthday of this important man caesar chavez the best was 80 way to honor and however his memento support of workers for whom i gave his life we are in this chamber honored to have present of dozens of hundreds of workers that came to work here those workers had taken today off which means mayor is making the sacrifice not getting paid there because that is important they know how the board of supervisors in san francisco votes will send a clear message not only to the rest of the state but the rest of the country if i may i want to ask a question to the president of the unit farm workers who again have traveled very far there was and then e-mail sent by the corporate entity providing a lot of information to set the record straight the president of the united farm workers if the rules allow him to respond and clarify some of the issues that were sent to the board of supervisors. >> colleagues, can we do that this we'll take that without objection. >> if i may ask the president of the united farm workers to say a few words in res

marks cesar chavez day. >>> at 11:00, returning to work. the move today that could help ease prices at the gas pump. >> plus a controversial app returns to the bay area to help tackle one of san francisco's biggest problems. >>> well we have a warm day under way across the bay area. temperatures right now approaching 70 degrees. we're headed to record setting territory later on this afternoon with the warmest locations near 90. we're back to explain. your full forecast after this. >>> and welcome back. the dow industrials have rofred a bit. they were down as much as 200 points this morning. now traded about flat. there's been a huge huge change in investing rules this morning. it's an adjustment to the jobs data and it allows regular people to become early investors. the old rule said you had to be a qualified or accredited investor to invest in start-ups. it meant you had to be rich. net worth of a million dollars, $200,000 in income each year. the new rules announced last night take away many of those rich requirements. i'm not going to g