so who is cesar chavez? what do people know about cesar chavez?the almost every one of their hand up. so who is cesar chavez? what do people know about him? maybe you've learned about cesar chavez and want to offer any thoughts? yeah, in the back over there. okay. a workers revolution. what do you do? everything else or. okay, here's a worker's revolution. yeah, he's a labor activist. give it out for people who are harvesting grapes. exactly right. the focus was on grapes. okay. and on california. okay. so he's focused in california. grapes are going to be the key crop. i don't know anything else about him, how hard his name is on a stamp. some of you might have these streets named after him. he's very probably the most well-known mexican american activist from this time period. look, i'm in general, there's a very romantic idea around cesar chavez. i'll talk somewhat about that. and i have a few cautionary thoughts at the end. so he is in california. he's actually born in arizona. his family moved to california himself, works as a migrant farm wo

el centro de aprendizaje cÉsar chÁvez sirve a familias latinas de la zona de mayfair. las familias? quÉ servicios van a recibir gracias a este dinero?. >> la educaciÓn temprana serÁ de alta calidad. van a recibir servicios en educaciÓn temprana, para desarrollar la sociabilidad en los niÑos. van a recibir tambiÉn en lo fÍsico y que estÉn mentalmente saludables. reportera: el centro depende del distrito escolar de alum rock y la organizaciÓn mayfair ya provee recursos para las familias de bajos recursos latinos. >> pueden venir. los podemos ayudar. pueden bajar la aplicaciÓn o la bajamos. tenemos aplicaciones para tomar. le podemos ayudar a llenarla. reportera: uno de los servicios importantes que ofrecerÁn es el cuidado de niÑos de meses y hasta cinco aÑos. >> es un lugar donde van a aprender. nos podemos ir seguros a trabajar. reportera: los servicios son gratuitos y para solicitar el cuidado del niÑo pueden ir a la pÁgina en pantalla. algunas empleadas del centro son madres de familia y ellas mismas han solicitado la ayuda de cuidado infantil. >> a mÍ me han ayudado

chavez and the farm workers. the fact is, no president in the last 80 years has better or more genuinely articulated the direct connection between working for a living wage and living a life of dignity and security than joseph biden. [applause] the clarion conviction of that message is an undeniable truth. and a life that will hopefully lead to the strengthening of america's labor unions and a revival of this nation's great middle class. for some in washington, that bust in their office might simply be sreurue signaling. for president biden -- virtue signaling. for president biden, it's a promise. and it's an inspiration to me and to everyone here tonight and to millions of people across our nation and throughout the world. and so with that in mind, please join me in showing our sincere appreciation and in welcoming our most honored guest this evening, distinguished guest, the 46th president of the united states, joseph r. biden! [cheers and applause] ♪ president biden: hello, hello, hello. folks, this happens to

the public health department has partnered with the raifiki coalition at their location on cesar chavez street, noon to 3:00 with a specific invitation to the black community. as the response team stressed the need for equitable yesterday, they launched a pilot program, the goal being to get vaccines to smaller venues. >> we are entering the harder phase of the vaccination campaign. today, we are opening applications for our second the equity intervention pilot. we will identify hyper local strategies to improve vaccine access to communities of color, specifically those overrepresented in the outbreak. reporter: hope is on the horizon. new monkeypox cases in the u.s. are down 50% since august. still looking for a vaccine? they are still available at zuckerberg san francisco general until 4:00 this afternoon. abc 7 news. reggie: flying out of sfo today, get early and bring your own snacks. fast food workers are protesting, demanding higher wages. workers will pick it from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. to make $17 per hour but they stay that is still less than the minimum ordinance. a stri

correspondent laura chavez visited carroll to see how drivers and families are managing. >> hey, justou know bus 22 is not going to be running this morning. >> today, we're utilizing any sub that we have. our transportation director's driving, both of our mechanics are driving busses, we've got our director of teaching and learning, a couple of instructional coaches. >> i mean, i knew we had a bus shortage going on and -- but now i just step in as a -- as a teacher -- that was a very new role to play today. richie reseda: -- laura: teachers and school staff have been stepping up over the last few years to make sure the 1700 students in carroll community get to school. >> ultimately, if i lose another four or five drivers, i'll have to do away with in-town bussing. laura: removing in-town bussing means kids living within the city limits could lose access to a bus. >> daddy, you seen my tool box? laura: and that won't work for adam and bailey warnke, who live in town about a mile from their son ryder's preschool. why don't you two just take him to school yourselves? >> because i can't.

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trinity chavez, cbs news, new york. >> the next story is becoming a talker, a southwest airlines flight delayed last week after a a passenger said someone was using apples airdrop service to send nudes to people on board. a a flight attendant and pilot were notified, they didn't get the photos, they were just told. told. as you're about to hear the pilot not happy. >> if this continues while we are on the ground i'm going to have to pull back to the gate, everybody will have to get out, we will get security involved. and the vacation is going to be ruined. quit sending naked pictures and let's get you out. >> the flight was leaving houston for cabo san lucas, the passenger said she didn't receive any additional unsolicited photos and the flight continued on. > >> hundreds of rescue beagles are getting ready for their first taste of freedom, cross country trip to a california home. >> coming up, the water crisis in mississippi, we asked the fema administrator why it > >> reports of sea lions tangled in fishing line, those reports are on the rise in monterey bay and other parts of califor

quarantining at home with covid oakland, mayor libby schaff and santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. she's running for mayor in san jose. they both announced this week they had tested positive. both of them have been notifying close contacts conference. rob nesbitt, talk to infectious disease expert doctor peter chin hong to get his reaction on this. and rob has the story pive from our newsroom. rob. >> ken and catherine. no one is immune to covid including mayors and supervisors, especially with full schedules that often include meetings with several people and attending large events. on monday. oakland mayor libby schaff was one of hundreds of presidio middle school for the sales force event. you have made all of us dream big. >> her office putting out a release today that she tested positive for covid after experiencing symptoms this week. doctor peter chin-hong says context is everything. when it comes to close contact, tracing a new nose and mouth this close to somebody else's nose and mouth. >> but extended period of time. you know, you're going to be at heightened risk. covid

quarantining at home with covid oakland mayor libby schaff and santa clara county supervisor cindy chaveze announcement this week about their positive test result. state both have been notifying close contacts. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong to get his reaction to this. rob joins us live from the newsroom. rob, what's the deal? no one is immune to covid including mayors and supervisors, especially with full schedules that often include meetings with several people and attending large events. >> on monday, oakland mayor libby schaff was one of hundreds of presidio middle school for the sales force event. you have made all of us dream big. >> her office putting out a release today that she tested positive for covid after experiencing symptoms this week. doctor peter chin-hong says covid numbers may be lowering but mayor schaff case is a reminder that spread is still possible. the most vulnerable people i'm worried which is immune compromised and those who are they're particularly and have been said mayor schaff isn't the only politician

the streets in santa clara county, the majority of them in san jose county board supervisor cindy chavez says the fentanyl crisis plays a major role in overdoses. in my mind that thing that we need to do is house people, but we're doing all that we can. so while people are on the street, we're keeping them as healthy as possible, while we're working to get them into permanent housing, chavez says county nurses and doctors go to the streets to offer health care and provide narcan to help prevent overdoses. still, county data shows 250 people died on housed last year, trying to push to quicken the expansion of our services like number of beds and treatment, so that we have a more conservative efforts to get more, for example, knockin on the house residence and then campus as well. supervisor lee says at tomorrow's board meeting , he plans to propose opening warming centers just a little bit earlier this year, he says, the goal is to get people off the street right now. before the rain and the coal moves in mike monica peters live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you for that in the east

i have a great and incredible working relationship with chavez from the border patrol and our goal is never to drop anybody off in the streets of el paso and make sure that no one's homeless or no one's hungry. our ngos have really opened up their doors and we've gotten hotels and the last few days we've not had any people released into the streets of el paso and it will continue to work that way, so, you know, it's been an incredible working relationship between el paso, the city of el paso and also, the chief chavez and the border patrol. i spent about two, three hours yesterday, driving the border and talking to a lot of the migrants and talking to a lot of the border pay troll agents that are down here working today and if you drive through the streets right now there's no one on the street today, and we'll continue to make sure we find them a home and work with them. >> we've seen governor abbott, you know, making a point of busing migrants to the vice president's residence in washington, but, and i know that you are also, the city is also arranging for transportation for the mig

la supervisora chÁvez compartiÓ una cifra preocupante en la conferencia de prensa.iÑos tienen problemas con plomo, por el combustible de los aviones. ramÓn: gracias. en breve hablamos con una pareja de avanzada edad y nos cuentan cÓmo combaten el calor dentro de su casa sin aire acondicionado. ademÁs, el cdc informÓ que aumentaron el nÚmero de estadounidenses que recibieron tratamiento psiquiÁtrico en el Último aÑo. ♪strutting your way into my heart♪ ♪take your hat off make yourself at home♪ ♪how about stay the night then strut on home♪ ♪day 1, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 2, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪guess what, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪i like your strut,♪ ♪do you wanna go struttin' struttin'♪ ♪you like my strut♪ ♪do you wanna go struttin' struttin'♪ ♪you like my strut♪ ♪then let's go struttin' right now♪ ♪♪ ramÓn: ya casi termina el verano, pero viene la carga de los gastos hechos. expertos en finanza recomiendan liberarse de las deudas cuanto antes. >> la idea es pagar el balance en la totalidad antes del ciclo d

. >> chávez puso a funcionar su generador el martes por la tarde apenas la cortaron la electricidad.rtas abiertas pero alguien dice que el más afectado ha sido indio. >> le bañado está por dos veces por día a veces le mojó la cabeza porque está inquieto >> y reportó que al rededor de miles de viviendas se quedaron sin electricidad por las temperaturas récord que provocaron fallas en algunos equipos de electricidad. >> trabaja arduamente para tener energía >> cuentan con equipos para apoyar los esfuerzos en el sur de la bahía que ha sido el área más afectada por la ola de calor. >> muchas gracias vamos a pasar al este del área de la bahía las escuelas siguen tomando medidas para enfrentar el calor extremo. el distrito escolar unificado decidió reducir el horario de clases hasta mediodía. dicha entidad aseguran que los padres de familia fueron notificados y se espera que esta misma situación este vigente >> cuando el estado de california planear cortes de energía programados entonces enviarán a todos los celulares una alerta de emergencia para pedirles que conserven la electricidad. di

this isn't going to be a hugo chavez thing. we don't have to worry about that. you know, this will be a temporary thing. then we'll have some benefits. yes, it will have some benefits if done properly. ok, well there's a lot of work for an energy analyst like he right now tom, because there's so much going on at the moment. but thank you very much for clearing up those stories for us. right. they have a good and now to some of the other global business stories making use turkeys. official inflation rate hit a new 24 year high of more than 80 percent in august. some analysts expected an even higher rate of the central bank. unexpectedly cut interest rates last month. the turkish lira has lost more than half of its value in the past year. same with currencies, us dollar has surged to a 20 year high against a basket of 6 currencies, while the euro fell below $0.99. it's lowest since 2002, mid growing concerns over energy prices after russia's complete hold of gas supply by the north stream, one pipeline. the pound also hit its lowest level against the dollar. nearl

american companies that subjugated the country at that moment 2/3 of the country's citizens lived hugo chavezered help to honduras below the poverty line against the background of steep skyscrapers of american patrons . so 200 came. the following year, on june 28, 2009, the honduran army, with the support of far-right paramilitary groups and on the explicit orders of the united states, carried out a classic coup at dawn. soldiers broke into the village residence and tied him up. neighboring costa rica with reforms. it was over. honduras today, another us military base well, it is worth mentioning haiti is also a thorn in the eye of american dominance. on this small island, the americans carried out an operation in support of democracy in the nineties, of course, they were not satisfied with the newly elected president. let me think that, in general, the capital region of america is strategically important for them, because this is a state literally south of their border, but they are obliged to influence their policy if they come to power there. uh, certain uh regimes that i like uh that are

preston daniel ortega had close ties with hugo chavez, was portrayed stance at the capital. managua, the former venezuela president supported ortega stretching. nicaragua was never a rich country. and since the 79 revolution has struggled to overcome the effects of dictatorship, civil war and a series of hurricanes and other natural disasters, it is still one of the poorest countries in the americas. the coven, 19 global pandemic has also affected the crab was economy damaging tourism and investment? if infrastructure is weak and only 60 percent of its roads are paid, and most of those are in managua. so any kind of travel outside the cities can be a major challenge with me in the town of rusito, worshippers wise as early as 5 an to attend this church here. many romano, yolanda yolanda maria malaria, a garage ifs. when you get the better sense. yes. hang out in the letter saturday i yes, this is a trace and alexandria as you have realized the tree of establishing their l. a . but the congregation is smooth docility itself and the finance from offerings a note to now for the 2 priests

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hugo chavez was an unshakeable enemy of america. nicholas maduro continues to be a brutal dictator, illegitimate leader, and an enemy of america. and i believe president biden nominating a fellow traveler, a socialist congressman from venezuela, for a major role dealing with latin america is astonishingly ill-advised. secondly, mr. martinez nucete has expressed an unusual and odd hostility to and antipathy for people of faith. this is not something we have seen in many nominees, but his answers have been peculiar in this regard. and it is particularly inappropriate for the job to which he has been nominated. for example, here's what the world bank says about their role, quote, the bank recognizes the -- this is speaking of faith-based organizations -- their distinct strategic tral given unique attributes including the fact that more than 80% of the world's population claims religious affiliations. faith-based organizations are found in every country and offer opportunities for partnership and advocacy on a broad range of key develop

yarel: muchas gracias al doctor gil chÁvez, epidemiÓlogo del departamento de salud pÚblica de california, fema tiene una importante herramienta de la que hablaremos en instantes. ♪strutting your way into my heart♪ ♪take your hat off make yourself at home♪ ♪how about stay the night then strut on home♪ ♪day 1, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 2, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪day 3, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪guess what, i'm in love with your strut♪ ♪i like your strut,♪ ♪do you wanna go struttin' struttin'♪ ♪you like my strut♪ ♪do you wanna go struttin' struttin'♪ ♪you like my strut♪ ♪then let's go struttin' right now♪ ♪♪ ♪ andrea: vale siempre la pena proteger la vida y su patrimonio, ¿pero quÉ debe hacer para evitar un desastre? hablamos con experto de fema se responde en el mes de preparaciÓn nacional. gabriela: no es necesario que llegue el mes de septiembre para estar preparados en tema de incendios. en california constantemente los vemos prenderse, cada vez con mÁs frecuencia. esa no es la Única amenaza para lo que nos tenemos que preparar. haremos un enlace con el vocero de fema

imagino, la preservación de la cultura de las personas históricas, como, bueno, muchas personas, césar chávezión, es algo muy importante porque en los años de 1930, '40, la gente oía todas las nuevas, dónde hay trabajo, las tragedias de la comunidad en la radio, y cuando se hablaba de alguien, un hombre que se murió dejando viuda, y niños, se quemó una casa, inmediatamente la comunidad tenía campañas de ayuda, juntando comida, trayendo ropa, en los años '40 habían grupos aquí en san josé, por ejemplo en la alianza hispano-americana, la comisión honorífica mexicana, los leñadores de omaha, la logia masónica de gilroy, la raza ha tenido organización y esfuerzo todo el tiempo. damián trujillo: una vez más, si puede, la importancia de que el grupo y el reconocimiento se llame la raza, platícanos de por qué usamos el término la raza. ramón martínez: usamos el término la raza porque, eh, queremos ser inclusivos de toda la variedad de la cultura latina que tenemos en el Área, la mayor parte es mexicana, pero todo el tiempo hemos tenido puertorriqueños, cubanos, guatemaltecos, en los años '80, la gen

. > >> chavez will be working from . from home. she has tested positive for covid-19 . says says she is vaccinated and her symptoms are mild. > >> the red hot chili peppers headlined the dream fast concert, before musicians took the stage, a young guest, drew cheers from the crowd. katie has has his story. >> reporter: music and family, two of jesse's favorite things and after battling leukemia for six years, he was diagnosed with with the most common form of chd cancer. >> i had terrible and hard moments but i am still here. >> reporter: his cancer came back five times in six years but but now he has been in remission remission for more than a year. >> given everything he has been, been through, he has approached it with a remarkable courage. >> >> reporter: just ahead of the concert, jesse was awarded the colin powell medal of courage. >> we are thrilled to have jessica with us. >> reporter: and matthew mcconny matthew mcconnaughhay introduced introduced jesse on stage tonight but it was a different kind of meeting that met the mo. the most. jesse was reunited with hi

the two candidates going head-to-head our santa clara ty servisor cindy chavez and city councilmember matt mayhem who has been endorsed by the mayor. > >> it wanting tonight by califoa by california health officials about rainbow colored fentanyl showing up in the state. it comes in various colors, shapes, shapes, and sizes and can resemble sidewalk chalk or candy. health officials worry it's being designed to appeal to to kids and are targeting the warning specifically to schools. >> they are deliberately doing this to kill children. they are marketing it to the children. >> >> people are selling fentanyl and our profit driven. they do not care how many body bags are a result. > >> still ahead tonight, a tree comes crashing down in the middle of an uber ride. we hear from the driver who had a very close call. > >> whiplash for riders after back-and-forth, the transit system is changing its masking policy again. > >> north bay fire stations are going green to fight fires. the new technology that can be a lifeline for firefighters in tht the most dire situations. > >> later, why nasa i

and how about eric chavez?ucted into the a's 2022. hall of fame class job is now a coach with the visiting new york mets and the mets. well, they came out swinging, never let up. that's up. 3 zip in the 5th bases juiced. eduardo escobar. it's a no doubter to left grand slam. that's going to win it. 9, 2, same 2 teams tomorrow at the coliseum. a lot of retiring people here. roger federer fought back tears through his final professional tennis match tonight at the laver cup in london, along with longtime rival and friend rafael, the doll, the to actually play doubles together tonight in federer's final match. the swiss star feder who storied career includes 20 grand slam championships, had an emotional message for his wife, america. >> this good to stop a long, long time ago. sure. but you then she kept it going a lot it's a like you. >> and end here. so it's been a it's been a perfect journey. i would do it all over again. >> congrats to fetter. wonder if tom images that we're watching that presidents cup action

. >> tucker: your old -- you are old enough to remember very well cesar chavez. >> yes.him -- delano. he came to my hometown all the time. >> tucker: united farm workers, great pictures union famously boycott california grapes because -- and he was eight -- i think it's fair to say -- a savage opponent of illegal immigration. >> he went down to the border and used force to stop people from coming across and the word "what back" if you go back, i can remember is rallies that would say no wet backs, for the call them scabs. they were very -- and in the teamsters sort of outsmarted them by pressuring both republican and democrat administrations to open the border to destroy the united farmworkers. and then he got into a lot of weird things. >> tucker: he kind of went crazy at the end. >> he went crazy at the end. >> tucker: why would -- this is kind of far out of field, but i'm interested, the american labor movement lead restrictions immigration for 100 years, restriction is to measure was a product of their lobbying. but then they decide they want to open the borders, whi

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lo suficiente mucho cuidado con eso hay que ahorrar energía estamos viendo san josé la plaza césar cháveze que se está mojando debido a las temperaturas todavía continúa san josé en los 100° pero alcanzó los 109 batiendo su récord de 108° múltiples récord los que se han estado estableciendo a lo largo de esta tarde la más calurosa y se espera que continúe por lo menos hacia el interior hasta el próximo jueves marín, santa clara continúan y solamente la línea costera a partirde esta noche finalmente sin advertencia por este calor que trae temperaturas cercanas a los 90.95° así que finalmente viene un cambio en camino pero este es el panorama lo que también dejan condiciones en la calidad del aire que no son satisfactorias especialmente para cierto grupo de personas que tienen algún problema precisamente los pulmones y el corazón mucho cuidado hacia lo que es el este y el sur del área de la bahía hay que evitar los ejercicios al aire libre porque muchas veces una persona puede pensar que tiene una buena condición física pero con este calor es casi imposible y hay que hidratarse aunque no te

. >> there are two candidates vying to replace mayor liccardo, when is cindy chavez who is currently on the santa clara county board of supervisors and match who serves on the san jose city council. election day is november 8. registering to vote is simple. head to vote.org. >> a mask requirement on a barge will end when the current mandate expires a week from saturday. it authorizes the general manager to impose a mask requirement if certain conditions are met such as a local health oicerd by bart. it strongly encourages writers to still wear masks. >> california is taking another step to hit its zero emissions goal banning the sale of natural gas heaters. it would take effect by 2030 and is for not only homes but businesses as well. this comes on the heels of governor newsom signing several bills last week to make the state carbon neutral 52045. >> the convention in san francisco came to a close tonight. earlier today i sat down with salesforce founder and ceo to talk about the state of his hometown, and interview up you will see only on abc seven. >> the annual salesforce gatherin

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