la primera dama jill biden estuvo en el valle central donde estuvo celebrando a la fundaciÓn cÉsar chÁveza doctora biden participÓ en una charla con lÍderes de la comunidad donde enfatizÓ el trabajo de la comunidad trabajadora esencial. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> la primera dama dijo que trabajo del presidente serÁ guiado por justicia y humanidad. roberto ruiz hablÓ con un hombre que conociÓ a cÉsar chÁvez. >>> es un dÍa especial hoy, asÍ lo asegura luis magaÑa, el sintiÓ el cansancio del trabajo en el campo y entiende lo que ellos viven, me cuenta que cÉsar chÁvez luchÓ por ellos, pero tambiÉn hay muchos indocumentados y sin seguro mÉdico. luis magaÑa dice que su legado estÁ mÁs vigente que nunca. >>> se le negaron servicios como beneficio de desempleo o de salud, tenÍan miedo a protegerse del coronavirus. recordemos a cÉsar chÁvez que luchÓ por las causas de la comunidad, esa travÉs del rostros de la tierra nos dicen no se olviden de nosotros. >>> roberto ruiz para telemundo. >>> la conmemoraciÓn se extendiÓ en la comunidad indÍgena de mujeres de sonoma. esto dijo isabel lÓpez. >>> vengo a

helen chÁvez, subdirectora de la oficina de emergencias del condado de los Ángeles.s campos hablar con los campesinos y luchar por lo que consideraban justo. hoy muchos aÑos despuÉs se cuestiona esto en la suprema corte de este paÍs. gabriela, hablÓ con dolores huerta sobre lo que estÁ pasando. gabriela: en el marco de las celebraciones por el natalicio de cÉsar chÁvez, se da este conocimiento de lo que estÁ pasando la suprema corte de justicia. donde los derechos de los trabajadores del campo podrÍan verse amenazados. vamos hacer un enlace con dolores huerta, quien nos va hablar un poco mÁs de esto. dolores, estamos celebrando el legado de cÉsar chÁvez, imagÍnate el reto de esas leyes de 1795. >> todavÍa hay muchos lugares en estados unidos que no tienen los derechos que tienen los campesinos aquÍ en california. ahorita la corte suprema estÁ averiguando una desiciÓn que no cree permitir que los organizadores entren en los campos para hablar con los campesinos, para hablarles de sus derechos. no solamente esto va afectar a los organizadores, tambiÉn afecta a personas

algo que los familiares de chÁvez alimentarÍa mÁs su lucha. >>> si esteviera vivo chÁvez nos dirÍa que los mÁs afectadas por la pandemia, autoridades prometieron mÁs ayuda. >>> conseguimos casi un millÓn de dÓlares del estado para apoyar a la misiÓn para que la gente reciba la vacuna. >>> en medio de una pandemia son muchas familias que necesitan comida, si tiene contribuir puede traer su ayuda a (hablan en inglÉs) de lunes de 1 de la tarde. >>> en san josÉ en el marco de esta fecha la ciudad con organizaciones como (hablan en inglÉs) distribuyeron aliementos a familias impactadas por la pandemia. >>> tenemos muchas necesitades y este dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez es una llamada para responder a la inequidad de entera comunidad. >>> la distribuciÓn se realizÓ en la iglesia (hablan en inglÉs), la pandemia afectÓ a miles de familias. hoy 500 trabajadores de la planta agrÍcola de hongos de (hablan en inglÉs) recibieron su segunda dosis de la vacuna. >>> estramos asegurardonos que los impactados por covid-19 pueden recibirla la segunda dosis. >>> la jornada de vacunaciÓn contra el covid-19 estÁ enfo

se conmemora cÉsar chÁvez hoy. >>> gracias y bienvenidos a su noticiero local.dores agrÍcolas recibieron la primera dosis pero otros va completaron la segunda dosis. vamos al informe. >>> en el condado santa clara la compaÑÍa (hablan en inglÉs) en la ciudad de morgeestein, se celebrÓ el natalicio del activista cÉsar chÁvez ofreciendo la vacuna a cientos de trabajadores agrÍcolas. >>> vemos que vacunarse es pelearle a la muerte, por eso no podÍamos celebrar de una forma mejor. >>> los esfuerzos empezaron en dÍas anteriores. >>> entre el domingo y hoy aproximadamente mil trabajadores agrÍcolas recibirÁn su segunda dosis de la vacuna. >>> un esfuerzo que cobra mÁs notoriedad. >>> vacunando a mÁs de mil trabajadores del campo. >>> es un paso importante y demuestra la responsabilidad que tienen hacia sus familias. >>> familias afectadas por el coronavirus. >>> para nosotros es algo muy importante poder demostrar el valor y el respeto. tambiÉn en el condado napa ya se inoculÓ a un 40% de la poblaciÓn total del condado. >>> personas recibieron las dos dosis, es el 25%

served into the time frame when this was taking place and dennis chavez actually authored became title vii of the voting rights act. we still have not made the progress that he so we needed to make that the reverend martin luther king knew we needed to make. my friend john there was new he had to make. we now see legislatures across the country discriminating making it harder with hispanic brothers and sisters and that is why i fully support adopting hr one and senate bill one to restore the voting rights act to protect people that make sure we are looking at the mistreatment of people based on the color of their skin or face. it is wrong it will have to speak out about these injustices everywhere we can and learning from the work dennis chavez did as well as my friend in late colleague john lewis. there so much more work to do but i'm encouraged and optimistic we can get more things done and make progress and come together to get these initiatives adopted in this congress. host: in the last 60 seconds talk about the legendary civil-rights leader there is no plaque or anything to signi

that is when he met chavez. >> effect my heart, my soul, my spirit, and my mind. it was the beginning of shaping me to be an organizer, and activist and to speak out. >> perhaps chavez will be best remembered for harvesting hope in california's underserved communities. >>> a rally supporting a san francisco school board member who has been and battled in controversy is still going on right now. the naacp is calling on the asian american pacific islander community to support allison collins. she was stripped of her role as board of vice president after offensive tweets she posted were discovered. j.r. stone without the rally. he is live at the school district office with more on this. >> that rally is still going on as i speak. you can see the dozens of people off to mymy here who are listening to dr. amos brown of the naacp who is speaking. their thoughts echo what we have seen in the lawsuit and that is being filed.being filed. allison collins is at the rally this evening. you can see her in this video. she has yet to speak tonight. she was vice president of the

. >> you are active in organizing the united farm workers with -- chavez so how has that changed from the 1960s until today what similarities do you see and how are things different? >> the wonderful thing is that everybody has their cell phones and they have social media platforms and they had the internet so that we can mobilize and educate people and bring them together very quickly and we have seen with women's marches and with the black lives matter marches and with the marches against gun violence by the young people in florida and this is amazing and with the internet everybody can find the truth of everything and of course it can also be deceived if we are not careful so this is or gives the organizers a great tool to be able to bring people together but in terms of educating people and erasing what i talked about earlier i think we have to sit down and have one-on-one talks of people so that we can make them understand and we have so much of the racism and sexism that exists in our society it comes with slavery and the domination of the group over the other because we know th

she had to get right to the city of delano, home to cesar chavez and the farmworker rights movement. stepping off the plane into the california sunshine, first lady dr. jill biden gave a way to the cameras wednesday afternoon . executive one foxtrot landed at meadows field bakersfield at 1:15. dr. biden, on her first trip to central california since her husband took office, did not make any comments on the tarmac. she stepped into a black suv with the secret service california highway patrol into. chp sergeant says their role was to make sure the dignitary, in this case, dr. biden, got to her destination safely with as little inconvenience to the public as possible. >> we are not closing any roadways for long periods of time. we may have a temporary closure to allow the group of vehicles to stay together, it is called the package. >> reporter: she spent the afternoon at the historic 40 acres in delano, former headquarters of the united farmworkers, founded by cesar chavez. he was a civil rights icon and labor movement leader and was born on this day 94 years ago. to celebrate the occ

. >>> today is cesar chavez day, the state holiday honoring the labor organizer and founder of the united farmworkers union. today santa clara county is making a push to vaccinate hundreds of farm and food workers and one of its most vulnerable communities. >>> kpix 5 is live in morgan hill to explain why the county is prioritizing this group. >> reporter: people working in the fields including processing plants have been designated essential workers and they have been working this entire time nonstop during the pandemic and many of them have gotten sick and now they are being offered the protection of a vaccine. >> reporter: she barely has words for getting her second shot. >> i feel secure now. i feel awesome, protected. >> reporter: the importance of that protection can't be overstated. she said she had a close call during the pandemic and three family members in the household tested positive. >> sometimes it is frustrating because you don't know who can be exposed or who is exposed and if you will get exposed and will you bring it home. >> reporter: they partnered with united farmwork

y durante el dÍa de cÉsar chÁvez, la comunidad de santa clara aplicÓ vacunas a los trabajadores del campoa ahora. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00 p.m. presentadora: muy buenas tardes. es un gusto saludarlos y darles la bienvenida. paola: a lo largo del Área de la bahÍa hemos tenido Último dÍa del mes de marzo muy caluroso, poco usual para esta Época del aÑo. y se registran mÁs de 80 grados, nuestra meteorÓloga nos habla de esta ola de calor. suheili: buenas tardes para todos, hoy tuvimos una tarde muy calurosa, la regiÓn de san juan cerca de los 84, de hecho los 84 es la temperatura rÉcord y 67 es la temperatura normal, asÍ que ahÍ temperaturas muy calurosas que van a continuar como mÁximas en los prÓximos dÍas, la regiÓn de san mateo con los 82, fÍjese cÓmo ya el sÁbado estarÍan cambiando las temperaturas y tendrÍamos los 77 en el este de la bahÍa con temperaturas mÁs calurosas en la regiÓn de concord, pero fÍjese quÉ diferencia cÓmo ya para el sÁbado temperaturas de los 61 grados. y ya para el sÁbado los 62, mÁs adelante volÓ con mÁs informaciÓn. paola: miles esperan

fernandez: 20 years ago, hugo chavez was elected president of venezuela. cuba and venezuela became close allies. venezuela has more oil than any other country in the world, but their healthcare system needed help. so the two governments made a deal. venezuela sent us oil and we sent them... [mom speaking spanish] fernandez: in 2005, hugo chavez began providing cheap oil to countries throughout the caribbean. venezuela's oil diplomacy offered a way for countries to be less dependent on the united states, and it helped cuba reduce the impact of the blockade. but this south-south cooperation threatened u.s. hegemony. john bolton ban talking about the monroe doctrine, which dates backo 1823. boltonthe monroe doctrine alive and well. fernandez: the monroe doctrine basically says the western hemisphere belongs to the united states. it's been used to justify u.s. invasions in latin america for more than a century. trp: we seek a peaceful transition of wer, but all options are open. nothing could be better for the future of venezuela and nothing coulbe better for

she also met with family members of cesar chavez. she spoke about overhauling immigration the by creating fair path ways to citizenships. >> we can and we must find hope in each other. today, the legacy of cesar chavez lives on in so many ways. >> reporter: the first lady finished the day by hosting a vaccine drive with the united farm workers of america. about 250 people were vaccinated today. >>> vice president harris will travel on tuesday she will travel to chicago before returning to washington. >>> a san francisco school board member is suing the school district and her board colleagues. alysson collins has been facing backlash for weeks now over some resurfaced 2016 tweets that some feel are racist. >> and she's now seeking millions of dollars in damages. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone was at a rally where she spoke to a rally. >> reporter: collins was accused of racist tweets and wednesday evening she fired back. >> so much of what i am and how i am in this world has gotten lost due to this targeted smear, to label me as a ra

she also met with family members of cesar chavez. spoke about overhauling immigration the by creating fair path ways to citizenships. >> we can and we must find hope in each other. today, the legacy of cesar chavez lives on in so many ways. >> reporter: the first lady finished the day by hosting a vaccine drive with the united farm workers of america. about 250 people were vaccinated today. >>> vice president harris will travel on tuesday she will travel to chicago before returning to washington. >>> a san francisco school board member is suing the school district and her board colleagues. alysson collins has been facing backlash for weeks now over some resurfaced 2016 tweets that some feel are racist. >> and she's now seeking millions of dollars in damages. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone was at a rally where she spoke to a rally. >> reporter: collins was accused of racist tweets and wednesday evening she fired back. >> so much of what i am and how i am in this world has gotten lost due to this targeted smear, to label me as a racist

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según datos estatales >> danzas colores y muchos actos de bondad eso caracterizar el día de césar chávez00 familias familiares estarán presentes en el homenaje y alabaron de nuestra aquí con nosotros nos diría que tenemos que ayudar a nuestros emigrantes las familias inmigrantes son la energía de este país >> durante la celebración se reflexionó de la importancia de mantener sin importar la raza a de propósito de los ataques que sean visto en la última semana >> recordaron por defender sus derechos algo tan necesario más que nunca por la crisis que atraviesan durante la pandemia tenemos el testimonio de algunos >> ahora tenemos colegios de trabajadores >> vestida con su sombrero y pañuelo llegó a trabajar al campo y en el calor de una pandemia serán impedimento para proveer para su familia >> peores trabajar ha sido una de las trabajadoras afortunadas de poder mantener su trabajo pero el golpe económico lo comenzó a sentir al tener que hacer esto >> como que es un poco más la pandemia afectó la emilia la vida de miles algunos contagiados y fallecieron pero lo que compartían el tema del d

habla en inglés). >>> aló ver que una gran cantidad de residentes de fresno viven de sueldo a sueldo, chávezfrecerán préstamos para los residentes que necesiten pagar las rentas, según el periódico el condado distribuirá más de 32 millones de dólares en ayuda federal a los inquilinos que lo necesiten, para calificar deben ganar menos del 89 por ciento del salario medio, las aplicaciones las distribuirán a partir del 19 de abril, más personas dejan de vivir en la ciudad de san francis co,para muchos tal vez son buenas noticias, déjeme le comento quizás por pagar altas rentas o vivir en espacios reducidos, la compañía (nombre en inglés) dice los sanfranciscanos prefieren viviren seattle más que en cualquier otra parte del país, portland y Óregon en las 3 más populares ciudades, por cierto seattle es una muy linda ciudad, en el sur de california autoridades en la ciudad de los Ángeles revelaron el miércoles más información en torno a choque que tuvo el golfista tiger woods, le comento indica la causa del accidente que hirió gravemente a woods en el mes de febrero, de acuerdo al departamento del

hugo chavez is the one who packed the court in venezuela.of that any time anyone tried challenge his oppressive policies, his radical policies the court would rule in his favor. 45,000 times the court ruled in favor of hugo chavez and then nicolas maduro. that is really the foundation for our nation. if we lose the supreme court in the sense that it is no longer an independent body, you know, then we are in very big trouble in this country undermining of the constitution and we will not allow this to happen. todd: but, congresswoman, it's not just the squad members, the far left members, it's senators like the junior senator from new york kristin gillibrand i share two degrees with. darth mouth ucla we did not learn that paid leave is infrastructure. child care is infrastructure are or that care-giving is infrastructure. i don't know where she learned that are the american people really buying this? 30 seconds to you? >> well, i think what's happening is the democrats have to take back their party. they continue to move more and more to the

the crazy train if that makes sense i mean he said things like former president of venezuela hugo chavez had rigged the election for joe biden which is impressive on many fronts not the least of which being that chavez did this from the grave having been dead for many years i mean wow i always knew that guy was a warrior but well done hugo anyway said the powell is now being sued for billions of dollars by one of the voting software companies that she lied about dominion voting systems and to be honest i don't really care about either side of this because they're both as soon as one is a lying lawyer for the olive garden the other is the corporation that profits from the remnants of our sham democracy so not a lot of noble figures in this fight but the reason i brought this story up is that 50 powell argued in a new court filing that no reasonable people would believe her election fraud claim to write she's defending herself by saying no more bullies is sewage i brain out of my mouth why would you think anyone ever did this is a great tactic amazing maybe she got it from top ranked fox n

plane crashes which then led to the grounding of those planes around the world are teams training a chavez has more from new york. several major u.s. airlines are grounding their 737 max planes a following the latest problem with this was that the plane model something the company says is being addressed and is now working with the u.s. federal aviation administration to address the latest issues today more than a dozen airlines investigating possible lector call system problems with the 737 max jet the company said in a statement boeing has recommended to 16 customers that they address a potential electrical issue in a specific group of $737.00 max airplanes prior to further operations the recommendation is being made to allow for further verification that a sufficient group that exists for a component of the electrical power system while boeing did not identify which 16 airlines are affected by this alert or how many planes are affected by this problem for airlines including alaska air southwest united and american airlines have 737 max planes in their fleet southwest airlines that have

executives the move prompted a nationwide protests by those workers reporting for boom bust trinity chavez r.t. . americans are returning to the skies and that's. causing the airline industry from enforcing the layoffs to now looking to hire by the thousands but they're not looking for just anyone so even before the coded pandemic hit last year airlines were already looking at losing a significant portion of their workforce as many pilots will soon be forced out of their jobs the federally mandated retirement age stands at $65.00 for american airlines that means that nearly half of their more than $15000.00 pilots will be forced to retire over the next decade so joining me now to catch on this topic is captain devastator communications committee chairman for the allied pilots association now dennis the airline industry lost tens of billions of dollars in 2020 and we saw an increase in early retirement packages as a result is there some concern that even if we keep seeing an increase in travel there may not be enough potential pilots to fill that demand. absolutely i fly for american i'm 73

government was forced to step in are to use tourney chavez has the latest today johnson and johnson doing damage control after it had to throw away 15000000 doses of its covert 19 vaccine following a production error at the emergent bio solutions in baltimore maryland the error occurring after the gradients for the astra zeneca vaccine were discovered in the johnson and johnson batch the astra zeneca vaccine ingredients produced on the other side of the same facility the biden administration now stepping in putting johnson and johnson in charge of the plant and stopping the production of the astra zeneca vaccine at the facility to avoid future mishaps johnson and johnson taking full responsibility saying in a statement johnson and johnson is assuming full responsibility regarding the manufacturing of drugs substance for its coded $1000.00 vaccine at the emergent bio solutions incorporated baby facility specifically the company is adding dedicated leaders for the operations and quality and significantly increasing the number of manufacturing quality and technical operations personnel. to w

ancestor chavez state what a legacy more than 1000 agricultural workers receive the vaccine. in at the facility after farm workers became eligible for the vaccine at the beginning of the month. grocery workers in concord are now getting hazard pay the conference city council adopted the ordinance unanimously yesterday it applies to large grocery stores. such a safeway and trader joe's that employ more than 300 workers nationwide. the hazard pay is $5 an hour it will last for 120 days, or until contra costa county moves into the least restrictive yellow tear conquered, joins other berries. cities, including oakland, san leandro and san jose, adopting similar measures. alameda county is hoping to take over vaccine operations at the oakland coliseum after fema wraps up their operations there on april 11th ktvu tom vacar tells us california's two senators are both pushing fema to keep the vaccines flowing after they hand over control of the site. from the beginning, the oakland call seem in los angeles, fema sites were unique because supply was not a problem, and that vaccine is

and if americans will be required to ride proof of the shot before they travel are to use tourney chavez has the latest. airlines are reporting an uptick and traveled nearly 10000000 people took to the skies just last week but while the u.s. plans to advise americans against traveling to most countries some believe that axion passports are the ticket back to normalcy today the u.s. department of state preparing to update its travel advisories to better align with those from the centers for disease control and prevention a change that would imply adding $130.00 countries at level 4 do not travel to approximately 80 percent of countries worldwide we are taking very seriously the global threat from the band to make the update comes as more than 910000000 doses have been administered across 156 countries with the u.s. giving more than 212000000 vaccines a daily average of about 3000000 a day i want to recognize that we remain in a complicated stage on the one hand more people in the united states are being vaccinated every single day and i'm exonerated. on the other hand cases and hospitaliz

[habla en inglÉs] reportera: la supervisora chÁvez presentÓ una propuesta que beneficiarÍa a 1000 empresarios los negocios al eximir este registro. >> si no cobramos la tarifa, entonces de pueden ahorrar 500.000 $ los pequeÑos negocios de la ciudad. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: exonerando de esta tarifas nos queremos asegurar de que estÉ protegido como consumidor y pague el precio justo. la junta de supervisores votarÁ por esta propuesta maÑana. paola: hablamos de los estudiantes del distrito escolar de west contra costa, que regresarÁn a clases el prÓximo 15 de abril. en el distrito escolar de cupertino ya iniciaron clases. se espera que para el otoÑo ya vuelvan a las aulas todos los alumnos de este distrito. descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn y mantÉngase informado. vamos con suheily. suheily: gracias y buenas tardes. jornada tranquila y nada de precipitaciones. abundante nubosidad hasta el miÉrcoles. temperaturas disminuyendo a la medianoche, 50°. maÑana merecemos con 48°. maÑana 62° para san mateo. 65° para el miÉrcoles y jueves. richmond con 61°. oakland con un panorama similar y tambiÉn en co

her remarks today came on the state holiday in honor of caesar chavez, one of the movement's foundersfirst lady said many people would not have survived the pandemic had it not been for all the people who work in the food industry. without the farm workers who kept harvesting our food or the factory workers who packaged it or the grocery store clerks who stopped our shelves. hey, we wouldn't have made it through this year. the organization behind today's events, says it has provided nearly 3000 coronavirus vaccines to farm workers. this month alone, vice president kamala harris has said to visit the bay area next week, the white house says the vice president will be in oakland on monday. she's expected to focus on topics ranging from water infrastructure to small businesses. but first vice president harris and her husband will go to los angeles tomorrow. well there where they're going to remain there overnight through easter sunday. there will be no public events held there. and coming up after the break, vice president kamila harris and house speaker nancy pelosi breaking barriers wi

carley: sisters from ecuador, in el paso, gloria chavez released the shocking footage, the tactics hurtingthey are doing fine, releasing an image like that, to try these tactics further out. >> over 18,000 unaccompanied minors. with 13,000 under hhs care and 5000 in cvp custody as a honduran boy is found wandering alone near the border. to governor greg abbott pointing his finger at the president for failing to keep the area secure. >> the biden administration's open border policies have created open season for human traffickers, drug smugglers, cartels and gangs. >> a texas trooper saved a baby and a mother who speaks about the dramatic rescue. >> i heard splashing from a distressed woman, grabbed the baby and helped the woman. the baby wasn't moving at that point. >> senator joe manchin floating a moratorium saying he was throwing out different ideas, still no word on plan border visits from president joe biden or vp kamala harris. we will hear, those images are hard to see. >> as the border revolves in a humanitarian crisis, jim jordan says the left is letting chaos get out of hand. >>

set for chief gloria chavez who release this footage gave us an update. >> they are doing fine.age like that raises my alert. to do this further out in the desert. >> there are 18,000 unaccompanied minors in custody according to dhs, 13,000 under hhs karen 5000 in cvp custody, this as a 4-year-old honduran boy is found wandering alone near the border. greg abbott is pointing a finger at the president for failing to keep the area secure. >> the biden administration policies created an open season for human traffickers, drug smugglers, cartels and gangs. >> the part of public safety trooper who saved a baby and mother thrown off the rack in rio grande speaks to this dramatic rescue. it is incredible. >> i heard splashing from a distressed woman, grabbed the baby, helped the woman onto a tree branch, the baby wasn't moving. >> senator joe manchin touring the border, no word on plan border visits for president joe biden or vice president kamala harris. more from border patrol el paso sector chief gloria chev as a little later on the show. very hard images to look at. griff: thank yo

south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street.nally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. >> good afternoon and welcome to the april 27, 2021, regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, will you please call the

her husband, edward chavez was there as the incident unfolded we. asked for help. >> what we got was my wife injured in my kids jail. the family had called fairfield police for help after a domestic incident between santos daughter and santos. his daughter's boyfriend. the family says it led to the scene you see on your screen. the help came in. we've got we'll be ok and next thing you know, my wife is on the floor. we thought dead. >> santos's ut john ambrosio says she's being charged with 2 misdemeanor counts, one for resisting arrest and one for obstruction. he says the law firm just found this video of the incident which happened in october of 2020 on social media. they don't know who took it. >> i request the body camera footage of the and the police reports, however, that video came to light. i guess it illustrates a lot more done. you we can. our pleas for count. ambrosio says they had their first hearing last week. >> this week. he's meeting with the district attorney. he hopes they'll dismiss the case. santos has another lawyer for a civil

and first lady jill biden speaking at an event in his honor, chavez once said he supports deportationr if she were an illegal immigrant. chicago school feeling the heat from a latino group after proposing to rename thomas jefferson school after barack or michelle obama. activists say mister obama did not represent the undocumented community. >> former president barack obama is the deep order in chief, almost 80% of children in our school districts. kevin: nasa's mars rover, curiosity, taking a break from collecting rock samples to be back this selfy, it is equipped with a laser that helps scientists learn more about the rocks. new images from inside a border patrol facility in texas as we learn there are twice as many children currently in border patrol custody than there were at the height of the border crisis in 2019, let's talk about the latest development, leslie marshall joining us in the reporter who provided those photos, homeland security reporter anna tilly is in the ground in texas. let me begin with you. gutwrenching is one way to describe what we have seen, shocking is ano

what the defense of mr chavez said that a democratic representative from in washington for a democratic party had made a comment the day before and he stated that this very comment was was what was probably reason for an appeal so i would. say hey you want to talk to you ok. can we talk to you ok what's your name michael ok to step on my stuff i'm going to listen in stefan is trying to me and talk someone let's listen is it. stefan you're on you're on the air are you going to interview this folly person. i don't think stefan can hear me. maybe i'll get some direction here yes. we're going to try to reestablish that connection again if you're just joining us now what you're seeing are live pictures from minneapolis minnesota in the u.s. this is the jubilant jubilant fallout from the verdict that was read in the dairy show been trial derek show in the former minneapolis police officer found guilty on all 3 charges guilty of 2nd degree murder guilty of 3rd degree murder guilty of 2nd degree manslaughter now this means that he faces up to 40 years in prison for 2nd degree murder up to 25 ye

. >> (información en pantalla) a kevin y su hermano los dejaron en la casa de los padres de chávez yste es un hombre peligroso y no es la primera vez que intentaba secuestrar a susana. >> es un psicópata, tenía orden de arresto, lo dejaron salir bajo fianza, después de eso volvió a agredirlas y tratar de secuestrarlas, hubo personas que miraron y las sacó de su carro . >> una vez que dieron aviso, según el vocero del alguacil de (nombre en inglés) comenzaron la investigación. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> indicó que saben que el vehículo en el que viajaban cruzó la frontera hacia méxico, pero creen que no viajan en el mismo carro. el sospechoso es de jalisco y la familia de susana es de michoacán, cabe la posibilidad de que estén en esa zona. >> autoridades locales están trabajando con agentes federales de dos lados de la frontera para encontrar a susana, sin embargo me dicen que la ayuda de la comunidad es crucial para localizarla ojalá que la tenga viva y que esté con él y que no la haya dejado por ahí, no sabemos, tenemos fe en dios, ojalá que la tenga con él. >> en modesto, noticias

she met with 24678 family members of chavez, union members.iscussed president biden's work on overhauling immigration policy by creating fair pathways to citizenship. >> we can and must find each other. today, the legacy of chavez lives on in so many ways. >> the first lady finished the day by hosting a vaccine drive with the united farmworkers of america and 250 people got their vaccine. >>> happening today, president biden will convene his first cabinet meeting. a right of passage will be used for his new infrastructure plan. the full cabinet will assemble in the east room to allow for social distancing. all attendees, including the president, will wear a mask. the timing of this first meeting is deliberate, a week after the full cabinet was confirmed. >>> vice president kamala harris is heading back to california today. she and second gentleman are traveling. she'll be in oakland discussing water infrastructure to small businesses. on tuesday she goes to chicago and then back to washington. >>> a san francisco school board member is suing t

abc 7 news reporter matt is live with at cesar chavez middle school. good morning, matt. >> good morning. yeah, according to the county this area east palo alto only has a vaccination rate of about 27% right now. compare that to the overall vaccination rate in san mateo county of about 45%. now it is taking place in the parking lot here at cesar chavez middle school in east palo alto. it will be the first vaccine site in the county to offer the johnson & johnson vaccine which as we know requires only one dose fore going the need to make follow up appointments. it is also the first site that will move eligibility to include those 18 and over. however you must be a resident in the area. it is designed for people without access to health insurance including undocumented immigrants. east palo alto city council member antonio lopez and council member jones will be out here later today to open this site. that will happen at 10:00 a.m. of course the plan is to create a permanent site out here -- well as long as the vaccine is needed and to help increase the v

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yesterday on cesar chavez day, she met with leaders of the united farm board.discussed president biden's work on overhauling immigration policy by creating fair pathways to citizenship. >> we can, and we must find hope in each other. today, the legacy of cesar chavez lives on in so many ways. >> the first lady finished the day by hosting a vaccine drive with the united farm workers of america, and about 250 people were able to be vaccinated. >>> happening today, president biden will convene his first cabinet meeting. that's a presidential rite of passage that will be used to promote his new infrastructure plan. the full cabinet will be assembled in the east room to allow for social distancing. the timing was deliberate. a week after the first cabinet was confirmed, and a day after biden introduced that infrastructure plan. >>> kamala harris and second man, doug imhof'em hof will will be in california. >>> facing backlash for weeks now over some resurfaced 2016 tweets that some feel are racist. now she is seeking millions of dollars in damage. abc7 news reporter

. >> kevin: meanwhile biden celebrated the birthday of activist cesar chavez today with the presidento tribute and first lady jill biden is speaking at an event in california. chavez once said he would support the deportation of his own mother if she were an illegal immigrant. chicago school is feeling the heat from a latino group after proposing to renaming thomas jefferson school after either barack or michelle obama, the activists say he did not represent the undocumented community. speak at former president barack obama is a deep order in chief, there is almost an 80 percentile of children here in our school district. >> kevin: finally, nasa's mars rover, curiosity taking a break from collecting rock samples to being back this selfie. the rover is equipped with a rock zapping laser, is not cool? that helps scientists learn more about the rocks composition, pretty cool stuff. new images tonight from inside an overcrowded border patrol facility in texas as we are learning that there are actually more than twice as many children currently in border patrol custody them there were at t

authorities believe the chavez went to mexico.ew details tonight after home security video caught a teenage boy with autism being slammed and punched in the face by a vacaville police officer on wednesday, dispatch audio links to this story has been released and we want to warn you, some viewers might find the video a little disturbing. >> earth day was arrested. then, though, back in middle. >> have been the projected that have brought to from out of a special meeting made >> department says a different officer was aware that the teenager is autistic. but the acting police chief says the officer who responded did not know that police were responding to a report of a possible stabbing. but the boy was unaware and went to play with a neighbor. that's when an officer arrived and things quickly. escalated as you see here. police say the officer used, quote, distraction strikes to overcome resistance sets the way police describe it and they add that officers returned to the teen's home. that was his family. according to the department

her husband, edward chavez was there as the incident unfolded we. asked for help. >> what we got was my wife injured in my kids jail. the family had called fairfield police for help after a domestic incident between santos daughter and santos. his daughter's boyfriend. the family says it led to the scene you sed on your screen. the help came in. we thought the kids we'll be ok and next thing you know, my wife is on the floor. we thought dead. >> santos's ut john ambrosio says she's being charged with 2 misdemeanor counts, one for resisting arrest and one for obstruction. he says the law firm just found this video of the incident which happened in october of 2020 on social media. they don't know who took it. >> i request the body camera footage of the and the police reports, however, that video came to light. i guess it illustrates a lot more done. you we can. our pleas for count. ambrosio says they had their first hearing last week. >> this week. he's meeting with the district attorney. he hopes they'll dismiss the case. santos has another lawyer fo

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the event was held in honor of cesar chavez day and helped many disproportionate around this pandemic. >> adrian rodriguez has stage iv leukemia. his parents run a full truck and has stopped working due to: concerns. today, along with other food trucks and antioch police, they all held a fundraiser for the family as well as a stem cell so donor drive. adrian's grandmother says he is one brave boy. >> we are -- there is so much more community over competition. >> i hope the event raised awareness about the need for stem cell donors . >>> mac many things may have a much deeper meaning. leigh spann wells have a deeper example. >>> meteorologist drew tuma is coming up next with your accuweather forecast.>>> it's back, guys! check it out! what up, people? jack! what are you doing in my car? oh, just sharing my triple bonus jack combo... triple meat and cheese, secret sauce... go ahead, tell them how much it is... it's just $5.99! only at jack in the box. sorry, what were you going to say? earn your master's in nursing leadership degree online from gcu and you could become a leader responsi

a new clinic is opening at the cesar chavez middle school. it will be open tomorrow and saturday from 11:00 am through seven through 7 pm. appointments and walk-ins are both welcome. >>> bay area at house hunters are going to extreme lengths to stand out to the crowd. tonight, the risky option that could lead to lost money in lawsuits. >>> a police chief in santa clara county is making a plea for help after a disturbing hate crime. >>> why people from >>> the bay area's red-hot real estate market is showing no signs of slowing down. some homes are getting dozens of offers. and one way buyers are making themselves stand out is by waiving contingencies. >> tonight in our original series project home, susie steimle breaks down the risk that real estate agency could lead to lawsuits. >> reporter: this family laced seven offers and have been updated every time. so they are looking at every possible way to sweeten the deal. >> we are 49ers a season ticket holders. the we've included a game of your choice. >> reporter: on top of tickets they are off

. >> supervisor cindy chavez says equitable access to top of mind. >> we have centers that are vaccinating all over the county. so we're really trying to make sure that everybody, everybody has access to the vaccine. >> will provide para transit services at no cost to those who need it. robinson accompanied ferdinand to the county fairgrounds. >> it really helps a lot bringing my father who's disabled. i was hoping that people who need this help will try to get a ride from that. >> reporter: vta officials say, people can select any location in the country. >> if they can't get to the rail way station or the nearest bus stop. >> reporter: so far, roughly 75% of seniors 70 and up have been vaccinate bud reaching the final chunk will be harder. >> the final 25% are those who have barriers. >> a focus on ensuring that no resident is left behind. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> we have some vaccination milestones to share today. contra costa health officials say a million people in the county received at least one dose in vaccine. vaccination sites are now open to everyone in marin c

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they want to waive the fee this year, supervisor cindy chavez said. places like small grocery stores and gas stations will benefit. you said the average registration fee for weighing devices is about $120. the fee for scanners certificates is from 200 to $495. we think waving these fees will really help the smallest businesses in our community and many of them, you know, they can't afford really literally another dollar way. think by really focusing on on the small businesses. also, it will help us address inequities, supervisor chavez says the measure will save south bay business is about $500,000 in all more and more travelers or flying, and that means a boost for the airline industry. but some businesses and restaurants inside. airports are still struggling box news. lydia who has the story now from newark liberty international airport in new jersey, it was a record travel week during in this easter holiday, more than a million and a half people flying around the country on easter sunday here in newark airport on monday. we're seeing quite a bit of