huhugo chavez is known as the eternal commander. president nicolas maduro is sttuggling in his shadow. >> it is time for the press review. joineddby alissn sargent in tte studio. you are starting out or the flooding as starttd o subside. alison: this meaas the time has come to start asssssing the damage. tte hindu is reporting road and rail service has been partly restored in the state. deaths continue to be reported. hundreds of f thousands have b n how record raking this flood season has been. this has been the rainiest august seen in 11 years -- seen in 87 years and it is only the 21st. >> or comes to mind is the role of climate change in all of this. alison: there's an article in the guardian that says research shows higher air temperatures in the arctic are slower -- are slowing down global wind that causes temperatures to linger, giving us huge storms ocean. meanwhile, a french pappr is floods to come. there he might us this is the seen extreme flooding and the paper points the finger on climate change and that humans not doin

it's hard to combine them ideologically but chavez succeeded i. i. i some fourteen years later a sociologist. there's living roy almost a million of his countrymen in exile in colombia he's written a book about venezuela's destruction and why things happened as they did. that there are more charges gained popularity with his image counts of a personality was created around him up in so many cases they stayed in power for a long time using this image of a savior. is it came. to him in the later stages however he started to resemble openly autocratic leaders of hamas like chile's dictator in a lot. of them and the not a ration towards him grew and his decisions and opinions became more and more arbitrary. in the end that meant they had to be yes so this is see on this issue up in a. bank in pretoria the largest slum not only in venezuela but in the whole of latin america. i wonder if you think you know we know who some say that god is punishing venezuela i also used to support this government although again nothing from it. at least people had food on

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un acto de vandalismo en contra de moral de cÉsar chÁvez en la misiÓn harÁ que en el mismo mural ahoraÁguila es la que atrajo del vandalizado-- vandalismo. porque representa la uniÓn de campesinos de chÁvez y tambiÉn representa una pandilla. >> segÚn el artista que naciÓ y creciÓ en la misión y que se encontraban el sitio restaurando el moral, con el nuevo rostro de dolores. la pandilla rival habrÍa sido responsable del acto de vandalismo. >> yo creo que el otro grupo, que se encuentra en contra de ellos, ir a marcar el Águila. en lugar de seguir poniendo el Águila, pusimos a dolores huerta. >> en moral se encuentra ubicado en la calle 24 y york, y ahora tambiÉn harÁ homenaje a la defensora de los derechos de los campesinos e inmigrantes, dolores huerta. >> ella acompaÑaba a chÁvez en la lucha de los campesinos. y derechos civiles y humanos. merece la pared tambiÉn. >> el ataque contra este mural se suma otro muy reciente en contra de una obra donde aparece el famoso cantante latino carlos santana que vivÍa la misiÓn. un activista de ese vecindario cree que estos actos de vandalismo no

[derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and enenvironmental migrants is s tt often there is no population to go back to. the same thing hahappens with h wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongogolia, more e than 600,0,00 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding f for centuries since te era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud u

de inglÉs, ahora va a ocupar la posiciÓn que alguna vez tuvo el legendario lÍder campesino cÉsar chavezndo a las campesinas y que sepa el trabajo que nosotras hacemos. >> la alegrÍa que se vive en los campos desde la florida hasta california la estÁ dando esta mujer, teresa romero cuya llegada a estados unidos como inmigrante indocumentada fue tambiÉn difÍcil y llena de obstÁculos. >> muy difÍciles, uno no conoce el idioma, no conoce a nadie, uno no conoce el sistema. >> tres dÉcadas despues esta inmigrante mexicana de raÍces zapotecas fue nombrada hoy oficialmente como la nueva presidente del poderoso sindicato de trabajadores del campo. >> el significado de la mujer, el trabajo que ha hecho la mujer se estÁ tomando mas en cuenta. >> su nombramiento es histÓrico. >> ahora le toca continuar con la labor que iniciÓ el venerado lÍder campesino, cÉsar chavez. >> sentimos con mucho honor de elegir a una mujer inmigrante, latina, creo que cÉsar quedarÍa muy contento con esta decisiÓn. >> como fue el caso de cÉsar chavez el trabajo de teresa seÁa uno lleno de grandes retos, entre sus metas pr

supervisor cindy chavez.cindy chavez/santaclara county supervisor "...they have a need for teacher and staff housing and we have funding for foster homeless housing and we are looking to see whether it's possible to create a partnership to see if it's possible to get both workforce housing and housing for populations in need on school district property..."no specific properties have been identified, but east side union, san jose unified and 31 other school districts in the county are home to hundreds of vacant lots and other under-used resources that might be tapped for housing says chavez. cindy chavez/santa clara county supervisor "...school districts have properties where they used to be a school and don't any longer and we are trying to think how to creatively use those assetts because in many cases...."the board voted unanimously tuesday to reach out to school districts with an offer of funding to pay for assett evaluation and feasablity studuies that would would address cost, zoning and potental conflicts arising from housing the homeless near schools.cindy chavez/santa clara cou

cindy chavez/santa clara county supervisor "...school districts have properties where they used to beer and we are trying to think how to creatively use those assetts because in many cases...."the board voted unanimously tuesday to reach out to school districts with an offer of funding to pay for assett evaluation and feasablity studuies that would would address cost, zoning and potental conflicts arising from housing the homeless near schools.cindy chavez/santa clara county supervisor "....what we are really talking about is how do we share assetts and put people together in a way that's cost efffective for everybody and meets our broader community needs of getting housing..." rob fladeboe/san jose ".... san jose unified school district welcomes the idea, havingalready passed a resolution to work with both the county and the city of san jose on addressing the affordable housing crisis. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (sports) just ahead, even through their success, the a's keep having to send pitchers to the disabled list. but the green and gold...still grinding....their latest th

cross into that into another world and i'm glad i got here i mean i did mr castro and i did mr chavez i did mr arafat's and also as a yahoo as a character when he was out of office back when he was out of office he's now in power forever it seems but these characters all led me to this moment with mr putin . and i frankly i enjoyed the meeting him i met him originally on the at the on one of my trips to russia because i was interviewing snowden a lot we were doing research with ed and a lot of the movies soden was represents what ad this point of view was so getting that information took time and we came back and we're trying to be accurate the last scene of the movie was shot in moscow so after a by what i met mr putin which is in the back room of a theater in moscow a play an old like hundred sixty s. play he was attending to promote folkloric culture. we met the back and i asked him about mr snowden and he gave me the russian version his version of what happened which was fascinating different than what we had been told in the public. newspapers and so forth but anyway long telling

since hugo chavez imposed socialism on the country, it has spiraled over downward. of course, some major hollywood figures were once chavez's big boosters. >> the bush administration does not like this guy because he represents an anticorporate interest. he's taken over the oil and he has distributed it to the poor people. >> certainly, chavez, when he started, was on the right path,t because he wanted to return this country to the people. >> laura: bowling for relevance. moore and company is of course now devoted to taking down trump.vo where their irrational fury is a badge of honor, mr. president.l chavez employed government control, commandeered a once free media, and presided over the collapse of this country in a swirl of corruption unseennt even in latin america. his successor, nicolas maduro, took the reins. "the washington post" reporting now that venezuela's crisis is steadily get intensifying as a result of lower oil prices, corruption, and a socialist system plagued with mismanagement. as nicolas maduro has sought to further consolidate power, the econom

they're both on cesar chavez, cesar chavez and castro where we have impact to our privacy, both -- and to our back windows and to our back yards. so the problems are the project removes two big boxlike, and it does not respect the surrounding lower density soaping, the surrounding one and two-unit homes, the site topography, the effects of the unit size on housing and affordability, direct. it does create sight lines directly into castro and cesar chavez rear yards and windows, and the parking and storage add two entire floors to the building which increase massing and housing costs in a neighborhood well served by transit. so our asks are we ask on the west side to set back the entire wall 3 feet from the property line from ground floor to the top of the third floor, set back the fourth floor an additional 2 feet from the property line, maintain the 2 feet indentation which is previously in the design. this was previously agreed to by the sponsor. we ask that the fourth floor set back by 20 feet -- >> clerk: ma'am, your time is up. you will have a two-minute rebuttal. >> okay. so i ha

who have done movies cost chavez putin time this are strongman you know obviously have attraction to strongman do you feel like this is diffused here of politics leaders like that are very strong uncompromising. very controversial in many ways or should politics be about dialogue and political correctness well it is about the long term and these men all were open to dialogue and you can argue who did who said what to who but the point was that castro tried to negotiate with the united states for a long time and he was rebuffed not only was your buff he was insulted in the they tried to assassinate him many times so you know where what is dialogue dialogue is important and mr chavez certainly had a point of view he was if you remember he shook obama's hand he really who is hoping that there was going to be a new approach from the united states didn't happen so it is about dialogue it's about compromise politics and above all if i can. give you an overall opinion of mr putin he said he's the ultimate negotiator you wear you out he really believes in talking out everything there's no th

the us was behind a against chavez in 2002, and made state m e nts against chavez in 2002, and made statementsin support of the game nik amundrud in a de facto regime. there are elements that have engaged in violent acts have used rhetoric of that sort or have plotted. they have worked with bursaries and hired killers and assesses that happen to be across the border in colombia, because colombia has had an affair ina because colombia has had an affair in a country for over a half a century. the mercenaries for hire. i think some of those accusations are great. certainly donald has made state m e nts great. certainly donald has made statements indicating that he would not be military that in venezuela, where a regime change. so despite the statements coming out, certainly they would look the other way is that they were to happen. they believe they should be universal condemnation. nicolas maduro is an elected head of state. any violent action against him to assassinate him or somehow overthrow him through the use of bronze, i mean, that should be condemned as a terrorist action, as it would be

who have done movies cost chavez putting them this are strongman you know obviously have attraction to strongman do you feel like this is the future of politics leaders like that are very strong uncompromising. very controversial in many ways or should politics be about dialogue and political correctness well it is about the long term and these men all were open to dialogue and you can argue who did who said what to who but the point was that castro tried to negotiate with the united states for a long time and he was rebuffed not only was your buff he was insulted and then they tried to assassinate him many times so you know where what is dialogue dialogue is important and mr chavez certainly had a point of view he was if you remember he shook obama's head and he really has hoping that there was going to be a new approach from the united states didn't happen so it is about dialogue it's about compromise politics and above all if i. give you an overall opinion of mr putin he said he's the ultimate negotiator you wear you out he really believes in talking out everything there's no there

who have done movies cost chavez putin i mean this are strongman you know obviously have attraction to strongman do you feel like this is diffused here of politics leaders like that they're very strong uncompromising. very controversial in many ways or should politics be about dialogue and political correctness well it is about the long term and these men all were open to dialogue and you can argue who did who said what to who but the point was that castro tried to negotiate with the united states for a long time and he was rebuffed not only was your buff he was insulted and then they tried to assassinate him many times so you know where what is dialogue dialogue is important and mr chavez certainly had a point of view he was if you remember he shook obama's hand he really has hoping that there was going to be a new approach from the united states didn't happen so it is about dialogue it's about compromise politics and above all if i. give you an overall opinion of mr putin he said he's the ultimate negotiator you wear you out he really believes in talking out everything there's no the

cindy chavez/santa supervisor "...school districts have properties where they used to be a school andd we are trying to think how to creatively use those assetts because in many cases...."the board voted unanimously tuesday to reach out to school districts with an offer of funding to pay for assett evaluation and feasablity studuies that would would address cost, zoning and potental conflicts arising from housing the homeless near schools.cindy chavez/santa clara county supervisor "....what we are really talking about is how do we share assetts and put people together in a way that's cost efffective for everybody and meets our broader community needs of getting housing..." rob fladeboe/san jose ".... san jose unified school district welcomes the idea, havingalready passed a resolution to work with both the county and the city of san jose on addressing the affordable housing crisis. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) ahead at nine... haunting videos shows a possible abduction- caught on a doorbell camera in two different cities... what police say you should do if this happens t

control the supply of money and that has clearly happened with the introduction of the dirt over say chavez when he passed away he had at. a lot of inflation and the economy but never hyperinflation know its currency collapse which is a political event as you point out and you you know talking about hyperinflation in the past it happens with fiat money often and so now venezuela is going to question is will there be a contagion i guess and where will this go what can it be contained and certainly all across the emerging market all the emerging market currencies look like they are poised for continued degradation and collapse i mean we're seeing numbers we haven't seen in a long time in south africa in other countries it just looks like a bloodbath now remember what happened in zimbabwe when they had hyperinflation under mugabi and you had this famous trillions of bob way dollar notes and what happened is they couldn't control it anymore and he just let the population use whatever currency they wanted and they would take euro's dollars gold silver whatever so i think eventually that will hap

>> tengo desaparecido a mi hermano miguel Ángel chavez, cÁrdenas desde el 2014 desapareciÓ en guadalajaraque se desapareciÓ mi hermano, yo busquÉ a alguien que me pudiera apoyar y encontrÉ a varias familias y desde esa fecha, nos iniciamos a hacer bÚsquedas pero hasta el 2016 le pusimos el nombre. >> entonces por ejemplo tÚ entras y la verdad que me imagino que es en difÍcil entrar ver cuerpos tal vez fotos de personas que murieron, ¿cÓmo identificas quÉ es eso que vas a dibujar para que lo pueda reconocer alguien? >> bueno, nosotros desde que iniciamos y vamos al lugar, tomamos notas para compartirlas con nuestras compaÑeras, pero en esta ocasiÓn, tantas fosas que se han encontrado, aquÍ en la ciudad de guadalajara, decidimos compartirlas con otras personas para que llegaran estas personas a su lugar de origen, con su familia. >> y lo han logrado? >> afortunadamente por estas notas que nosotros compartimos ya se han encontrado 3 ahora. >> pues la verdad es que eso es un Éxito, estÁn recibiendo ustedes apoyo de las autoridades para lo que hacen? >> no, este bueno, no sÉ si lo que quieras

moises calvillo-chavez.ls police he had a disagreement with calvillo- chavez over the phone prompting calvillo-chavez and two men... chad canup and salvador martinez to attack him. the victim is expected to be okay. authorities found the three men near the farm and arrested them. ( james ) in the east bay... an oakland man is behind bars for gun charges and drug possession. police say 51-year-old kenneth ammons was riding a motor scooter makign several traffic violations in the parking lot of an emeryville mall. police believed the scooter may have been stolen. when an officer attempted stop ammons he ran away.. throwing out a loaded gun in the process. after a short pursuit police took him into custody without incident. ( james ) happening now... police are searching for a gunman in connection with a drive-by shooting that injured a man in san francisco. the shooting happened around 10 sunday night in the mission district. the victim was standing at the corner of 24th and folsom streets. police say a gray s

when you had a coup attempt against chavez. then you had oil seizure, freeze in the oil production that pedevesa didn't like what hugo chavez was doing with the oil company. so they ceased production. they went on strike. chavez then put, cleaned them all out and put military in charge. that was the beginning of the end. oil price is very high. david: they kicked out the people that knew what they were doing. it just went down. >> exactly. david: let me ask, bottom line here, there is $150 billion in international debt outstanding with venezuela. >> yeah. david: they're behind, delinquent on $5 billion so far in payments. >> yeah. david: they were relying on some of that citgo income to pay off the debts. they don't have that anymore. they will go into default very soon, are they not. >> absolutely. the treasury decision two weeks ago to allow trading in the 2020 pedevesa bond seemed like a generous gesture. no, it was about the failure of citgo. by allowing trading in the bond, it allowed bondholders to make a claim. opened it

rachita rowell, carrie gray, jackie chavez, and michelle parker. come on up. [inaudible] >> hi. my name is rachita rowell. thank you for having me. i would like to thank the san francisco board of education time today. i strongly support the initiative to reform prop 13. my campaign began when i first started mentoring my students. not because of the lack of effort on their part, but rather because of a lack of resources available to students and teachers. the chronic under funding of our public schools is holding our students back from reaching their full potential. this is not okay. these students represent the future of california, now the fifth largest economy in the world. we must make sure that we are investing in our state's future. though prop 13 was sold as a way to protect homeowners, large corporations have benefited the most. it is ridiculous that large corporations like chevron are able to pocket millions of dollars every single year while our students are -- we are barely able to provide a proper education for all of our students. and in order to fund what we care

. >> reporter: supervisor cindy chavez unveiled a plan to partner with the county school districts to build low income and homeless housing on their unused acres of land. >> housing is such a crisis in our community that it's all of our responsibility. >> reporter: school districts are some of the biggest land owners in the county, some of it still vacant like this lot behind the east side union district office. two week ago chavez met with several school districts to begin talks and today the board of supervisors pushed an exploratory measure ahead. funding would come through voter approved measure a. >> they have a number of families in their schools that have homeless children that are attending their schools today. this is not an outside population. this is part of their communities. >> reporter: but even with county assistance and funding and streamlining the process new projects would take years to complete. homeless advocates say the crisis is happening now and that's why they're trying to leverage existing county properties. about a dozen people urged the county to allow priva

the victim tells police...he and calvillo- chavez...had a disagreement over the phone...prompting calvillo-chavez and two men... chad canup...and salvador martinez... to attack him. the victim suffered a back contusion...but will be ok. authorities found the three men near the farm... and arrested them. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled around the bay area today as high pressure finally weakened. the monsoon returned to the sierra. doppler radar is tracking more showers over the sierra. highs today were in the 80s inland with cool fog and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the bay area. that will help to keep temperatures down he next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. temperatures will begin to get hot again inland around friday and into early next weekend. even if you think you've told google not to track you -- it turns out that it might be doing so anyway... turning off "location history" doe

out the chavez minority government has been a long term goal of the u.s. deep state and there you have it thanks for playing how to create a u.s. bank to recruit. a. joint join us next week for how to create a u.s. bank yemen colorado. during saudi arabia and definitely not storing them as n.b.c. they have no idea what you're talking about there what is yemen cholera what i don't even understand the words is that is that what you say to someone when you're telling them to ask a girl a man call or. come to you why did he say to the babysitter exactly the night. well because we can never take the news from behind you this week trumps former campaign manager paul man of port was found guilty of tax evasion and bank fraud and from the lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in arranging hush money with porn stars so while this doesn't have anything to do what . the russia gate hysteria it seems increasingly likely that trump and his friends may be corrupt con men. you know and i find that really hard to admit because as you know if y

luz chavez is 21, she's originally from bolivia, and when she was three...to the united states illegally.with daca i was able to find a job i was able to have relief from deportation. i was able to feel like an actual human being.because of recent court rulings she was able to renew her daca permit in july.but she says her life is still in limbo.any thing can happen to daca especially with the court rulings, it's being thrown back and forth. the latest ruling comes from the federal district court in dc... it orders the government to fully reinstate daca- including accepting ánewá applications.... attorney general jeff sessions said in a statement..."the department of justice will take very lawful measure to viicate the department of homeland security's lawful rescission daca."meaning the administration will undoubtedly appeal the ruling...meanwhile, another case--brought by the state of texas...could well go the other way.... the judge who will hear arguments

huerta with cesar chavez cofounded the united farm workers and helped organize the delaine owe grape strike in 1965. she was the -- delano grape strike in 1965. she was the originalor of the phrase si se puede, and she has received several awards, including the united states presidential eleanor roosevelt award for human rights, and the presidential medal of freedom. she was the first latina inducted into the national women's hall of fame, and whereas during this renaming process, the fairmont stufd has abided by the renaming of hall 73410. be it further resolved that -- that the name change is established during the 2018-19 school year, and further be it resolved that district staff will work with the fairmont delores huerta will work with the public to create and install a plaque creating the new name. >> thank you, commissioner sanchez. so we have several speakers this evening on this item. i'm going to call your name and please come on up. evelyn rose, griselda amazula, gracie garcia, rosa hernandez, maureen sullivan va, and palom florez. and then, louise, do you want to open --

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things going down but as well is it really because chavez you know he wanted to be liked so he engaged in this massive wealth redistribution plan but there would have been a lot more benefits to if he built some refineries and took on some of the hard realities of having a capitalist economy that supports entrepreneurial ism and now we're seeing the inevitable result this is what the lesson you would think would be learned in america because you've got these new social democratic socialists in america and you keep saying all well as well as a example of one of those going and they go well they didn't do it right and they didn't do it right you know it's the thing is it's never done right it never works and those northern european countries people keep referring to as being examples of successes and socialism those are not socialist countries those are called mixed economies is capitalism plus socialism mixed together and they exactly that great other of course norway is one they keep on referring to and of course and what has norway done they've saved almost every single penny that cam

system to control the supply of money and that has clearly happened with the introduction of over say chavez when he passed away he had had a lot of inflation and the economy but never hyperinflation you know its currency collapse which is a political event as you point out and you you know talking about hyperinflation in the past it happens with fiat money often and so now venezuela is going to question is will there be a contagion i guess and where will this go what can it be contained and certainly all across the emerging market all the emerging market currencies look like they are poised for continued degradation and collapse i mean we're seeing numbers we haven't seen in a long time in south africa in other countries it just looks like a bloodbath now remember what happened in zimbabwe when they had hyperinflation under mugabi and you had this famous trillions of bob way dollar notes and what happened is they couldn't control it anymore and he just let the population use whatever currency they wanted and they would take euro's dollars gold silver whatever so i think eventually that will

. >> a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram julio cÉsar chÁvez retÓ a maravilla martÍnez.das. la operaciÓn ronda en 35 millones. maÑana serÁ presentado ante los medios. en las grandes ligas detroit y los Ángeles se enfrentaron. bateÓ un jonrón. el encuentro se puso cuatro a cero. para mÁs informaciÓn esa noche contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ presentador: regresamos con noticias univisiÓn 14. palmira: si tienes alguna historia que reportar te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas formas ya sea por telÉfono, mensaje, o correo electrÓnico. hoy a las 11 un fuerte operativo en nuestro estado termina con arrestos y decomisos de droga. y entÉrese de descuento. y el ser hijo de un policÍa puede influir en la sentencia al cometer crÍmenes. le hablaremos de un reciente caso que es investigado. la agresiÓn fue captado en cÁmara. arqueÓlogos en mÉxico descubrieron restos humanos que corresponden a los ancestros de la civilizaciÓn maya. se cree que tienen 7000 aÑos de antigüedad. los encontraron en la cueva que estÁ en tabasco. asÍ llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14. nos vemos sÓl

there will be a festival at the plan is cesar chavez park, as well. reptiles will be on sale and on display saturday in the east bay, the 2018 chocolate and chocolate festival on saturday. artists will fill the sidewalks along shattuck avenue and in the gourmet ghetto. in oakland, the 31st annual chinatown street fest spans eight blocks of chinatown with booths of food and products, arts and crafts, live music and other attractions. invitees at -- and martinez, the polish street festival is saturday featuring cuisine, beer, performances and booths for shopping. in the north bay, activists join forces to help fight for social change at the annual progressive festival in petaluma on sunday. expect a variety of social issues. live music, information on the booths will be available. in san francisco, eat and drink. there will be food, wine and ferrets -- spirits saturday and sunday at fort mason. last stop, the peninsula. the palo alto festival for the arts. you can enjoy street painting, live entertainment, wines and microbrews and gourmet food. in sport