damian: and joining me now is gabby chavez-lopez.ector of the latina coalition of silicon valley. and, gabby, welcome to the show. thank you for being on. gabby chavez-lopez: yeah, thank you for having me, damian. good to see you. damian: thank you. we're gonna split the show into a couple of segments. our first segment, we'll start with the bad news. i wanna end with the good news 'cause you have a lot of good news to share out of the elections, but, first, what's your reaction to the fact that, in california--it was upgraded, but in california, during the 2022 primaries, only 15% of latinos went to the polls. gabby: yeah, i mean, i think that's very disheartening news. it's not, you know, news that i wanna hear in that, but i, in some ways, was expecting, i think, engagement overall through, you know, through the pandemic has been challenging, even with our own efforts around organizing and getting advocates out to, you know, really speak and advocate for different issues that are important to them. it's been a challenge, and i thi

another san jose city council member is also supporting chavez. pam foley, who represents district nine, says chavez has the background for the kind of leadership sandals they need right now. our next mayor must be a strong and experienced leader. as we work to clean up our city, support police and fire and address are unhappy population with compassion. prevention. and permanent housing solutions. both chavez and man of raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for their campaigns. mayhem now has the support of three former san jose mayors and current mayor sam liccardo accardo released this statement saying in part, matt is the kind of common sense democrat we need in leadership to ensure that our government works as hard as our sandals, a families at a time when too many families struggled to balance budgets amid surging inflation, also in a statement, mayor liccardo accused chavez of campaigning on the politics of fear and says the candidates need to remain focused on important issues like homelessness, crime and affordable housing in san jose.

hugo chavez according to the venezuelan side. to eliminate it, a special drug was developed. filed by the venezuelan side a similar drug to poison chavez claudios, who were part of the president's entourage, was used. joining us intelligence agencies, she left venezuela and was subsequently taken to the us cause the investigative link between the death of the venezuelan leader and developments in the field of biological weapons confirms the given forensic medical examination and witness testimony that carried out the increase in chavez of cuban doctors about an atypical course. diseases of its resistance to the use of drugs new information revealed during a special operation in ukraine will become evidence of war crimes prokopenko pavel alekseev to conduct. the war crime of ukraine, which the ministry of defense of our country has been talking about on a daily basis since the very beginning of the special operation, was finally, as it were, noticed in the west, by the human rights organizational report, in which, despite its extreme bias, the ukrainian troops were forced to a

[derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with 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 mongolia, more than 600,000 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 for centuries since the 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 used to happe

la pegada que tiene chÁvez fantÁstica.bien alexis vega. abierto estÁ uriel antuna. saque de banda para el equipo de la liga mx >> kevin alvarez muy adelantado de su posiciÓn. >> me parece que chÁvez puede ser uno de los prÓximos futbolistas en irse a europa. >> tenemos tres espaÑoles en este momento en el campo de juego. >> tenemos otro analista en el terreno de juego. >> feliz poder poder compartir cancha con estos jugadores y la verdad es que el segundo tiempo estÁ muy intenso asÍ que gracias a dios estamos ganando. >> chÁvez tiene la pelota. en partidos como estos, se prestan para disfrutar y siempre pensando en el arco rival. >> estÁ muy emocionante, asÍ que estamos bien. realmente es un muy lindo partido. realmente escuchamos cuartetos. >> estÁ la gente que vino a ver el estadio. >> y pensando justamente en el pÚblico y en el apoyo a la gente. >> realmente los fans siempre estÁn alentando. asÍ que sacamos siempre fuerzas de adentro para darle lo mejor. >> ahora cuando este cerquita por acÁ, la cÁmara te va a agarrar.

investigators say chavez was holding a river rock a claw hammer and a tiller.ty michael dietrich shot and killed chavez on july 29th after authorities say he picked up a second rock and pulled his arm back as if to throw it. these are photos of the claw hammer until er found at the scene. when i see the video, all i see is somebody with having you know a breakdown. kareem sanchez is executive director of the north bay organizing project who's working with chavez's family. they're trying really hard. to assassinate his character in convince us that this was a bad guy. i don't think that he deserved to die. i don't think that he was a threat, investigators say a nearby resident had reported chavez a user rock to break a window at his home and steal a truck stolen a tv from another home, which deputies soon found abandoned but still running. authorities say chavez refused offers of water and would not listen to deputies are heart aches for them. you know they're they're going through a really hard time right now, with this injustice individual. earlier this month,

investigators say chavez was holding a river rock a claw hammer and a tiller. deputy michael dietrich shot and killed chavez on july 29th after authorities say he picked up a second rock and pulled his arm back as if to throw it. these are photos of the claw hammer until er found at the scene. when i see the video, all i see is somebody with having you know a breakdown. kareem sanchez is executive director of the north bay organizing project who's working with chavez's family. they're trying really hard. to assassinate his character in convince us that this was a bad guy. i don't think that he deserved to die. i don't think that he was a threat, investigators say a nearby resident had reported chavez a user rock to break a window at his home and steal a truck. he's still an atv from another home, which deputies soon found abandoned but still running. authorities say chavez refused office of water and would not listen to deputies are heart aches for them. you know, they're they're going through a really hard time right now, with this injustice jewel earlier this

chavez's family said they also plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit reporting live in santa rosa. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news and alyssa. what about the deputy or deputies involved? are they on leave right now? they both have been put on leave. that's correct. and santa rosa police and the d a s office are conducting their own investigations. alright elissa harrington in santa rosa for us tonight. thank you. the santa cruz county sheriff's office today released the names of the people who were killed when two small planes collided at the watson ville airport. it happened thursday afternoon while they were trying to land at the airport, authorities say 75 year old carl kruppa 67 year old nanette platt kruppa, both of winton in merced county, and 32 year old stuart common sin of santa cruz were all killed the faa and the national transportation safety board are now investigating the crash. we have an update now on a 40 year old sunnyvale murder case, gary ramirez, who was arrested earlier this month. was extradited to the bay area from his home state of hawaii over the

investigators say chavez was holding a river rock a claw hammer and a tiller.deputy michael dietrich shot and killed chavez on july 29th after authorities say he picked up a second rock and pulled his arm back as if to throw it. these are photos of the claw hammer until er found at the scene. when i see the video, all i see is somebody with having you know a breakdown. kareem sanchez is executive director of the north bay organizing project who's working with chavez's family. they're trying really hard. to assassinate his character in convince us that this was a bad guy. i don't think that he deserved to die. i don't think that he was a threat, investigators say a nearby resident had reported chavez a user rock to break a window at his home and steal a truck. he's still an atv from another home, which deputies soon found abandoned but still running. authorities say chavez refused office of water in would not listen to deputies are heart aches for them, you know, they're they're going through a really hard time right now, with this injustice jewel earlier this m

. >>> san jose mayoral candidate chavez is opening a larger campaign headquarters. she opened the office today this is state lawmakers. da. police officers association all have backed chavez to replace mayor sam accardo who is being termed out in november. chavez says she wants to help the city she loves so much by taking bold action on the big known problems affordable housing to homelessness. >> we know that there are hard and far too many people do are homeless and living on the street. we know that. we know that it takes far too long for officers to be able to arrive and see because we don't have enough of them. we know that we have far too many young people who are not busy because we are not doing enough to support the schools with afterschool programming. >> primary chavez had 39% of the vote. >>> happening tomorrow eta is changing its schedules again, weekday service will start earlier at 4:30 am beginning tomorrow. saturday and sunday on the blue line will not have the same schedule starting at 5 am and running until 12:30 am the next morning. the green and

a deputy yells at chavez to drop something in his hand. investigators say chavez was holding a hammer making nonsensical statements and threatened to throw rocks at the deputies, deputies say nearby resident reported chavez allegedly used a rock to break a window at his home and stole a truck. the sheriff's office says this investigation is ongoing. two deputies involved in the shooting were placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. we should learn more tomorrow about an incident in san francisco, where police in an armed men were firing shots at each other. sfpd is planning to host a virtual town hall tomorrow at three p.m. to provide the community with an update on the investigation. police say the august 6th shooting on shotwell in 18th street's involved a bicyclist who wrote away from a road away after officers were trying to detain him. police say officers opened fire after he shot at them. it was later determined the man was firing blanks. no one was shot. also in san francisco. police say everyone involved in a fatal

this happened near geyserville july 29th, deputies say david chavez was accused of stealing a a truck, throwing a rock through through a window, and stealing an atv. that's when deputies say say he drove through fences and led deputies down a rural road. deputies confronted chavez, and we have to warn you, the video you are about to see is disturbing. >> get down! get down! >> deputies say chavez was holding a hammer, and a tiller in his left hand, and a rock in his right during the confrontat. the confrontation. he was airlifted to a hospital but died, chavez's family is currently raising money to send his body home to mexico. that shooting is still under investigation. > >> onto the south bay, a man says cars have rammed into his home 23 times, and he can't get anyone to do anything about it. his home sits off jackson avenue avenue in east san jose, he's lived there for decades, and keeps adding more barriers to protect his home and his family. family. kpix 5 shows us what makes this spot so dangerous. >> the house shakes, you think it's an earthquake, you are the rumbling. >> repor

family members and supporters of david pelleas chavez rallied in front of the sonoma county sheriff's office monday afternoon. they were there to protest his death and called for an independent investigation. the 36 year old was killed by deputies during a chase near geyserville last month. wow body cam video provided in the critical incident. report shows deputies chasing chavez on foot after getting reports of a man trespassing and trying to break windows, they say chavez stole and crashed a truck and was armed with a hammer and tiller video shows him pick up a rock. as if to throw it. one deputy deploys his taser while another opens fire. we are falling for justice and to once again called the attention to the criminalization and brutalization of communities of color activist accused the department of providing heavily edited video. they say chavez was trying to surrender, not throw a rock that life was taken in a fit of violence unnecessarily by people who are tasked to protect us. his brothers spoke at the protest alongside a translator when we saw the video we saw that he was sc

another san jose city council member, is also supporting chavez. pam foley, who represents district nine, says chavez has the background for the kind of leadership san jose needs right now. our next mayor must be a strong and experienced leader. as we work to clean up our city, support police and fire and address are unhappy population with compassion. prevention. and permanent housing solutions. both chavez and man have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for their campaigns. mayhem now has the support of three former san jose mayors and current mayor sam liccardo accardo released this statement saying in part matt is the kind of common sense democrat we need in leadership to ensure that our government works as hard as our sandals, a families at a time when too many families struggled to balance budgets amid surging inflation. also in a statement, mayor liccardo accused chavez of campaigning on the politics of fear and says the candidates need to remain focused on important issues like homelessness, crime and affordable housing in san jose. ev

es justa y no hay que cambiarla gente esta labor agrícola en california funcionado desde que césar chávezsiempre ha velado por la seguridad de trabajadores aquí cumple con lo que la ley del trabajador exigen california. >>> dice que cumpla con esto sin embargo hay casos donde se denuncia el abuso y es por eso que otras personas alzan la voz en esta marcha para exigir que se escuchan sus derechos >>> seguimos con más precisamente de temas de leyes más estrictas. esto es lo que se busca derecho lo apoyan según residentes en encuestas fue precisamente por la universidad de chicago y también reveló que el ochenta por ciento considera que la violencia es un problema que va en aumento. de los encuestados cree que de ser un arma para la protección personal >>> al senador ha propuesto que los estudiantes aprendan primeros auxilios para estar en casos el tiroteo de uvalde una medida que algunos padres toman a bien por otros consideran para estar en los momentos >>> una manera que es apropiada >>> el senador hizo énfasis en que no busca que los alumnos se conviertan en paramédicos pero sí que puede

he will face santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez in the november runoff supervisor chavez. other san jose city council members, including a former opponent, foley and deb davis. both announced they are backing chavez as the next mayor davis, who ran in the june primary contrast that chavez is experience as opposed to first time city council member mahad and i have worked with both cindy and that one of them has a lot of experience in local politics, the other almost done. one of them has proven her leadership during a growing homelessness crisis and through a pandemic. the other, took office for the first time about a year ago and has passed no major initiatives. our next mayor must be a strong and experienced leader as we work to clean up our city, support, police and fire and address are unhappy population with compassion. prevention and permanent housing solutions carved their own path and on the campaign between chavez and mahan over the next few months, is expected to be a big one, with both of them, amassing hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds to help g

port inity chavez has the late. chavez has the latest. >> reporter: former president donald trump wants to stop prest -- federal agents from going through the documents. trump filed a lawsuit seeking a specil lawsuit seeking a special master third-party a penny to be repord to review the documents. >> it happened >> it happened sometimes. i thik sometimes. i think from the point of view of the departmentf justice and justice itself, as long as it doesn't take too much much longer and delay things, that's fine. the justice departt fine. the justice department responded with a statement saying the first with authorized authorized by a federal court. federal judge bruce reinhart could decide this week whether any portions of the affidavit ud to authorize the search warrant can be made public. >> he is going to tracy, and the the doj is what you try to see if there is some discrete paragh is some discrete paragraph that is actually educational to the public that they can go forward on. >> reporter: ficial tells cbs news

the shooting happened on proceed avenue near cesar chavez street around 10:00am on monday. that's when officers arrived on the scene and they saw the employee had been shot and took him to the hospital. the victim said the shooting happened when the gunman entered the restaurant. it spoke to him, then shot him. the shooter ran away before police arrive. no arrests have been made. in the north. a santa rosa police arrested a man they say is connected to gun trafficking and also luring juveniles for lewd acts. officers arrested. 24 year-old luis morales vargas last thursday. they found 2 handguns and one assault rifle at his home on dora avenue during the investigation. police say they discovered morales vargas was using social media to seek out teenage girls for acts. he's now booked into the sonoma county jail and he faces multiple charges. and the south bay. there's a new effort in santa clara county to get illegal guns off the street supervisor cindy chavez, it county leaders say they want to give police and the district attorneys office more resources to enforce gun poli

meanwhile, former santa clara supervisor cindy chavez today held an event where she was supported by city council members deb davis and pam foley in her campaign. the council members say they're backing chavez because of her experience, and they believe she will be an effective collaborator. >> what we need now at this moment is a mayor who will build bridges with the new city council and lead effort to work constructively with the county to solve problems. >> so chavez and matt mahan will square off in the general election this november. >>> up next in the market for an electric vehicle maybe? we'll let you know which ones qualify for a new tax credit. >>> how can you get an insurance company to pay you every single penny you're owed after a disaster? a really boring home video. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll relieve the boredom and show you how to record that video, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. even though we had mid-90s today, things are cooling off a lot faster than this time yesterday. that's because of fog at the coastline. coastline. we'll talk

chavez and it has just been cle. been cleared. that is good news for anyone commuting into san francisco, this morning. traffic traffic is moving a lot better than what we thought just about 10 minutes ago. this is near chavez on 101. all lanes are cleared and to eddie looks really good, as well. that is another option if you want to head over to the city. we are seeing brake lights, that is pretty typical for the altamont pass commute. a little busy westbound getting into the altima. 43 minutes is your travel time over toward 680 with with no issues on highway four or 101. the meter lights are off off and a smooth ride into san . san francisco. later on, a lot of people will be heading down to levi stadium. kickoff for the the 49ers versus the packers, preseason game and starts at 5:30. expect delays on 101, in and around the area. public transit, a great way to get down there. you can transfer the bta, as well. if you are heading heading down to the game, pack your patience and give yourself some extra time. footba

they were inspired by cesar chavez. >> that is the lady who stood beside cesar chavez when they won. >> we are asking governor gavin newsom to sign the new law, so they can have the right to be heard and have the right to vote. >> i am leaving a good heritage to my grandchildren. >> a letter from the governor's office stated that he does not support the bill in its current form, but he is excited to sign the legislation. > >> today is women's equality day day and commemorates the 1920 certification of the 20th amendment granting women the right to vote. it also calls attention to women's continuing efforts to equality. nancy pelosi was at usf today discussing the importance of protecting women's reproductive freedom, especially after the recent abortion bans across the country. >> let us understand, the assault this is on on women, women of color, lower income women, and it is an injustice that we will not tolerate and cannot stand. >> pelosi and spear were joined by local women leaders i talked about resources for women in the the bay area. > >> still to come, two women on a a missi

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rodriguez, a senior advisor to the president, granddaughter of cesar chavez. can you tell us about what you guys talked about? >> we are going to leave other great information up for our report and probably a little bit before hispanic heritage month but she is just an amazing leader. she keeps her grassroots identity with her when she is in that building. she is in the west wing, she is the director of intergovernmental affairs for the white house. she is also the senior advisor to the president. when i spoke with her about her relationship with her grandfather and her mom and dad, her dad of course is the president of the united farmworkers. there were tears and it was emotional, and emotional moment inside the west wing. i am dying to share all of those images with you because it is a pretty amazing event, pretty amazing experience. >> we are really looking forward to that report and curing your entire conversation. thank you for taking the time to speak with us during her busy special assignment out there today at the white house. really appreciated and lo

mahan and santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez.ayor to offer his endorsement. cindy chavez, however, did receive 3 endorsements today to council members, deb davis and pam foley both announced their support for chavez as did former republican state representative and san jose chamber of commerce president jim can ain chavez and mahan are both democrats. the petaluma police department says residents turned in 150 guns at its first gun buyback event at the sonoma marin. fair grounds. police say residents voluntarily turned in. 59 handguns, 89 rifles and 2 assault weapons program paid out more than $1500 to residents including up to $100 per handgun or rifle and $200 per assault weapon. the event was hosted in coordinated in collaboration with the city's department of police, finance and public works. still ahead tonight, a more covid variants emerging, which new strain could cause concern and warning for warriors fans as the new season schedule is announced. what you should watch out for. if you're planning to get tickets for a game.

. >>> cindy chavez is opening a new campaign had worse.the speakers there included same lawmakers are all backing cindy chavez to replace the mayor. she says she wants to deal with problems from affordable housing homelessness to division and stagnation. >> i need your voices, your friendship, your leadership, i need you to be all in with me because this fight is not about --. it is about old ideas stopping us from helping our city. >> in june's primary chavez had remembers how the vote. matt mayhem was not far behind with 32%. >>> one year ago today one of the largest fires in california history broke out in sacramento. the caldor fire became california's 15th largest fire on record. more than 1000 homes and other structures burned to the ground and victims are still getting over that loss. >> if you look around, nothing will ever be the same in our entire lives. >> reporter: a father and son were arrested in december of last year for starting the fire. both have led not the and are due back in court in october. >>> this week marks two ye

. >>> y es que cÉsar chÁvez tiene muchos vÍnculos con esa ciudad. compaÑÍa, buenas noches. >>> nos vemos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> noticias telemundo en la noche con arantxa. >> muy buenas noches, estas son las principales noticias que usted debe de saber hoy antes que acabe el dÍa. una madre inmigrante llora la muerte de su pequeÑa hija de solo cinco aÑos que se ahogÓ cuando la corriente del rÍo bravo la arrastrÓ tratando de llegar a estados unidos. >> esto no es un juego, que la gente no se arriesgue porque sÍ llega mucha agua al rÍo. >> millones de personas en el sureste del paÍs se encuentran bajo amenaza de mÁs inundaciones, en dallas, texas, se reportan cientos de rescates acuÁticos, vecindarios anegados y devastaciÓn, hay al menos un muerto. >>

we hear the deputy instructing chavez to drop something in his hand.rs say chavez was holding a hammer and was threatening to throw rocks at deputies nearby resident had reported that chavez used a rock to break a window at his home to steal a truck. an investigation is underway into a deadly five car crash on highway 29 napa. this happened late saturday night northbound lanes just north of the george f. butler memorial bridge. one driver was killed for other people were sent to a hospital lanes between highway 2 21 and highway 1 21 were closed for nearly 16 hours . traffic was backed up for miles as investigators work to do their crash reconstruction at the scene. they say preliminary information shows one driver was going the wrong way in the northbound lanes and hit four vehicles heading north. actress and hate has died at the age of 53 after being taken off life support in los angeles was badly burned and had major brain injuries after crashing her car into los angeles home nine days ago. soon after she was seen speeding through the neighborhood. e

. > >>w developingstory.former esidz sue cus fr home w tails also emgioue clsifiedmae trinity chavez. >> reporter: former president donald trump wants to stop federal agents from going through documents seized during the search of his florida home. trump filed a lawsuit seeking a special master or third-party attorney to be appointed to review the documents. he is also also requesting the fbi return any documents that went beyond the scope of the search warrant. warrant. >> it happens sometimes. i think think from the point of view from the department of justice and justice itself, as long as it doesn't take too much longer and delay things, that is fine. >> reporter: the justice department responded with a statement, saying the search was was authorized by a federal court upon the required finding of probable cause. federal judge judge bruce reinhart could decide this week whether any pos any portions of the affidavit used to authorize a search warrant can be made public. >> he will try to see and the doj will try to see if there are are some discrete paragraphs that are actually edu

you can hear deputy instructing chavez to drop something in his hand. investigators say chavez was holding a hammer making quote, nonsensical statements and threatened to throw rocks at deputies, deputies say nearby resident reported chavez allegedly used a rock to break a window at his home and stole a truck. the sheriff's office says the investigation is ongoing. those two deputies involved in the shooting were placed on administrative leave pending the investigation also send the san francisco police department says it's made an arrest in a fatal double shooting in the bayview and shooting happened yesterday morning. police say they found the 47 year old and 41 year old victims inside a home on in gerson. 23 year old was arrested in connection with the case, and police also say that all three people involved are related. investigators have not yet disclosed any other details on the investigation, and we're following a developing story tonight out of chicago, where three people were wounded in a drive by shooting at six flags. great america. a park sp

their support for chavez, as did former republican state representative in san jose chamber of commerce, president jim cunneen. chavez and mahan are both democrats. >> a major development in what is said to be one of the worst judicial scandals in u.s. history. 2 former pennsylvania judges who orchestrated a scheme to send children 2 for profit jails in exchange for kickbacks have been ordered to pay more than 200 million dollars to the people they victimized. a federal judge awarded 106 million dollars in compensatory damages and 100 million bucks in punitive damages to nearly 300 people in a long-running civil suit against the judges in what came to be known as the kids for cash scandal mark and another judge, michael conahan shut down a county run juvenile detention center and accepted 2.8 million dollars in illegal payments from the builder and co-owner of to for-profit lockups, the pennsylvania supreme court threw out some 4,000 juvenile convictions involving more than 2300 kids after the scheme was uncovered. >> supporters of a long hoped for road safety project in san francisco a

trinity chavez in new york. thank you so much. >>> the justice department charged a member of iran's revolutionary guard in an alleged plot to assassinate former trump national security adviser john bolton. the justice department says that 45-year-old shahram poursafi attempted to pay $300,000 to people in the u.s. in a murder-for-hire plot to kill bolton. it was allegedly in retaliation for a u.s. drone strike in iraq that killed a top iranian general in 2020. after that strike, bolton tweeted congratulations to all involved. the plot was foiled by an fbi informant. >> reporter: what did the fbi say about the serious nature of the threat? >> they were able to confirm that it was potentially an effort either to kidnap me or assassinate me. >> officials say shahram poursafi remains at large overseas. iran denies involvement in the alleged plot. sources also tell cbs news that another iranian target was former secretary of state mike pompeo. >>> the long battle to expand health benefits to troops exposed to burn p

>> trinity chavez in new york. thank you very much. >>> well, representative scott perry says that his cell phone was seized by fbi agents carrying a search warrant. the pennsylvania republican says three agents visited him while he was traveling yesterday with his family and took his phone. he's been a figure in the house investigation into former president trump's actions leading up to the january 6th capitol riot. perry said he was outraged the justice department would seize thephone of a sitting member of congress. >>> and breaking overnight, we have primary results from several closely watched races. the following are all cbs news projections. in wisconsin, tim michels wins the gop nomination for wisconsin governor. the trump-backed candidate will face democratic incumbent tony evers in november. evers ran unopposed. also in wisconsin, republican senator ron johnson will defend his seat against democrat mandela barnes. johnson is considered a vulnerable republican seeking re-election. in minnesota, governor ti

>> trinity chavez in new york. trinity, thank you so much. >>> so coverage of the deadly drone strike continues on "cbs mornings." we'll be talking with white house national security adviser jake sullivan about that attack. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi continues her trip interest asia this morning. she is expected to visit taiwan as early as today. that's according to local media there. the california democrat is leading a house delegation of five other democrats that are also planning stops in malaysia, south korea, and japan. yesterday pelosi met with top leaders in singapore, but her expected visit in taiwan is increasing tension between china and the u.s. china considers the self-ruled island as its territory and thinks of this as a provocation. the white house warned beijing not to overreact. >> there's no reason for beijing to turn the visit consistent with long-standing u.s. policy into some sort of crisis or conflict. >> pelosi would be the highest ranking official to visit taiwan in more than 25 years. >

>> trinity chavez in new york. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, results from primary elections across five states. the following are all cbs news projections. in kansas, voters upheld the right to an abortion in the state. they rejected a measure that would have allowed the state legislture to tighten restrictions or ban abortions outright. it's the first such vote since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade in june. in arizona, there's no clear winner yet in the republican primary for governor. karrin taylor robson who was endorsed by former vice president pence is in a dead heat with kari lake who is endorsed by former president trump. the winner will face democrat katie hobbs in november. in michigan, governor gretchen whitmer who ran unopposed in the democratic primary will defend her seat against tudor dixon who won the republican nomination. and in missouri, attorney general eric schmitt won the gop nomination for senate over 20 other candidates. he will face democrat trudy busch valentine, an heiress of

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both announced they were backing chavez. but i have worked with both cindy and matt.e other almost none. one of them has proven for leadership during a growing homelessness crisis and through a pandemic. the other, took office for the first time about a year ago and has passed no major initiatives . our next mayor must be a strong and experienced leader as we work to clean up our city, support, police and fire and address are unhappy population with compassion. prevention. and permanent housing solutions, carved her own campaign between chavez and may hand over the next few months, is expected to see both candidates raising and spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds still ahead, google workers demanding equal abortion benefits the petition now being signed by hundreds of employees surrounding the company's policy. plus helping california students cope with depression and anxiety. the new efforts unveiled by the governor to help provide more mental sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! charm

and also marks says that chavez is famous march to sacramento. back in 1966. nancy pelosi says the u. s needs to do more to make sure families don't go hungry. pelosi hosted a roundtable forum at the san francisco marin food bank. she was joined by local nonprofits in massachusetts congressman jim mcgovern. who chairs the house hanger caucus. speakers at the event, said the pandemic shed light on the issue of food insecurity that has plagued the country for years and disproportionately affects black and brown communities. the fact that it is more devastatingly impact in communities of colors is sinful, almost criminal on our part we discard about 40% of what we raise what we produce in terms of food. it is one of the great moral failures in outrageous of our time that even a single person in this country goes hungry. this discussion came ahead of the white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health is scheduled for next month. it's been a while since we've seen significant rain or snow, but sierra ski resorts are already getting ready for the upcoming se

cesar chavez absolutely. not fixing the wrong place that put it too far north to close to the tunnel and williams it's actually the old [inaudible] station and nobody commented that muni already has a [inaudible] which means you can fully integrate the muni pieces at williams. it's the closest connection. it be part of muni in front of it but my closing comment here so the way i am proposing seven street known as portray i don't north --. >> . >> cesar chavez [inaudible]. >> i'm sorry caller your two minutes is up. >> thank you. >> thank you. hi caller. your two minutes begins now . >> hello my name is [inaudible] and a long time resident of the bayview community and i would like to show my support for the station to be at oak dale given the proximity to transportation lines and support the economic development of small mostly blacked own businesses on the corridor and also because this is a promise that has been given to the bayview community for many, many moons and it's about time that commission delivered

the other deputy then fatally shoots chavez. the sonoma county d.a.ice are investigating. a search of the oakland estuary for a passenger who jumped from the san francisco bay ferryboat earlier today has been called offer the night. passengers witnessed the person jump into the estuary before 4:00 this afternoon. the crew began rescue procedures and radio for help. firefighters responded along with the u.s. coast guard. so far, there has been no sign of that individual. only on abc seven, an asian owned sandwich shop in san francisco's tenderloin district is under siege. burglars have been targeting the business at least twice a week now for the past several months. it has gotten so bad at lee's sandwiches, every window up front has been boarded up with plywood. inside, merchandise has even been cleared off shelves for safekeeping. the executive director of the tenderloin merchants association says the burglars have stolen hundreds of dollars in merchandise and caused major damage to property. it says it has opted so -- it has happened so often, they

you can hear a deputy instructing chavez to drop something in his hand.stigators say chavez was holding a hammer and was threat threatening to throw rocks at deputies, they say in nearby resident had reported chavez had used a rock to break a window. at a home to steal a truck. happening today, a court date for the brother of san francisco mayor london breed napoleon brown, who was convicted of an armed robbery and also sentenced in connection with the death of the getaway driver was has served more than half of a 44 year prison sentence. he wants to have his prison sentence reduced. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins asked the state attorney general to take over this case. mayor breed last month, appointed jenkins as district attorney, and jenkins says she wants to avoid a possible conflict of interest. vegetation fire that's been burning for more than a week, and yosemite has intensified. lightning started the red fire on august 4th. by friday. 167 acres had burned yesterday alone , 100 acres burned. it's burning your the mirror posa madera

trinity chavez, cbs news, new york. > >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a royal relocation. there is no u-haul involved . where prince william and kate will move their their family. we will let you know who their hot >> all right, we continue to fow to follow breaking news. chopper chopper 5 is at the aquatic park park . a fire broke out in the last hour. so far, we don't know know how it started. we are watching it closely. as we zoom in,, you can see there is a water right there up against that structure. there is the water they are spreading on it to try to get the fire out. it looks like the left part of that that structure is a total loss. we will have more on the full damage and the investigation lar investigation later on our broadcast here on channel 5. > >> it is back to school in livermore. this was the morning rush at emmitt smith elementary school. across the city, livermore police really wanted to make sure students got to school safely this year. they put out a twitter video, saying they will have extra offices officers around the campuses to

reporter trinity chavez asked which airlines can we trust? >> reporter: for the fourth you in a row, delta airlines is in a a born airline according to a new report from the points i. >> >> we put some weight tissue on family travel. the airlines that that are nice to families, delta delta now has family seating. that got them a little extra love. >> reporter: the ceo and founder founder brian kelly appeared on "cbs mornings" to discuss how his company ranked the top 10, which put southwest at number two, united number three, american of a four and alaska airlines at number five. he says says there are four main factors, reliability, the overall experience, cost and number of destinatio and fi>> dea didn't come in number but they post a realtharalso mo. expensive airline. consumers are are willing to pay to be treated treated like humans. >> reporter: southwest ranked number one in terms of cost and number of destinations. united scored the highest among frequent flyers. >> what are your thoughts when it comes to booking your travel? travel?