looking to replace him cindy chavez and city councilman scott mayhem. >> jessica, both candidates are clear on the hot topics, affordable housing, crime, homelessness and jobs, but each wants to address those issues a little differently. >> i'm a volunteer here for cindy chavez's campaign for san jose mayor. >> reporter: as election day rapidly approaches, volunteers and workers are busy making get out the vote calls at county supervisor cindy chavez's headquarter. >> we're going to get san jose clean again. >> that's where we launched. >> reporter: it's a similar scene at the campaign office of city councilman matt mayhan. >> all of these issues are interconnected. >> reporter: each trying to convince san jose voters to make them the next mayor of america's tenth largest city, each weaving a message of more housing and jobs with less crime into their pitch to voters. >> vta has about 200 acres throughout the county that are around 25 transit nodes. and at those transit nodes we're looking at building housing and jobs, and that means for every one of those locations we're going to bui

while chavez says the city needs to address the problem. now, while also planning well into the future. >> we have a crisis on our streets. we should be acting like the house is on fire. not waiting to build a fire engine grab a bucket and put out the flames. and i just i think. i think that we've been far too willing to say, well, you know, we're working really hard. we're helping people. we've got to just keep going. we're going to actually get there. we're not at this rate, frankly, what i'm calling for a significant change in direction because it 5 years to build an 850,000 or versus 6 months to build and 100,000 or clearly, we need to scale up the solution that gets people into a safe individual unit as quickly as possible. and frankly, that is not what we've been doing for far too many years. >> first of all, the problem is, is in complex and it is just wrapped in human suffering the law. and i just want to also say when you say we it. you joined this revolution very late and in 2015. >> we created. >> with all of our cities and appro

it wasn't chavez who fired the first cia back in 2001.paring for the elections on april 11, 2002. there was an attempted coup, also through the military and the opposition. then demanded to resign. he refused and was kidnapped by the americans, it was quite suitable for some puppet government, which would again give away oil reserves under the control of american companies. they privatized a state-owned company that produces venezuelan oil. well, and so on. that's all, it would be in the interests of america, but so far they are not succeeding. chavez was held captive from the oath, the puppet pedro carmono was brought, but literally 48 hours later, 13 million people broke all the locals came out demanding the return of power. to chavez , the americans shuddered and recognized the legitimacy of the politician, a similar scenario was played out by washington in 2020, code-named operation united, after the failure of the coups in 2019 , the americans decided to land contrast troops, supposedly revolutionaries supporting another puppet in pe

not chavez fired the first cia already in 2001. preparing for the elections on april 11, 2002.ttempted coup, also through the military and the opposition became more frequent then they demanded to resign. he refused and was kidnapped, quite satisfied with some puppet government, which would again give away oil reserves under the control of american companies. they privatized a state-owned company that extracts venezuelan oil. well, and so on. that's all, it would be in the interests of america, but so far they are not succeeding. chavez was held captive by the oath was taken by the puppet pedro carmono, but literally 48 hours later, 13 million people broke everything local residents demanded the return of power. to chavez , the americans shuddered and recognized the legitimacy of the politician, a similar scenario was played out by washington in 2020, code-named operation united, after the failure of the coups in 2019 , the americans decided to land contrast troops, supposedly revolutionaries supporting another puppet in person. juan guaido's speech failed. and among the detain

it wasn't chavez who fired the first cia back in 2001.ing for the elections on april 11, 2002. there was an attempted coup, also through the military and the opposition. then they demanded to resign. he refused and was kidnapped americans were quite satisfied with some kind of puppet government, which would give again would give oil reserves under control. american companies have privatized a state-owned company that extracts venezuelan oil, but and so on. that's all, it would be in the interests of america, but so far they are not succeeding. chavez was taken captive from the oath , the puppet pedro carmono was brought in, but literally 48 hours later, 13 million people broke all the locals. people came out demanding the return of power. chavez, the americans shuddered and recognized the legitimacy of the politician, a similar the scenario was played by washington in 2020, code-named operation gidon, after the failure of the coups in 2019, the americans decided to land contra units, supposedly revolutionaries supporting another puppet in

matt mahan and cindy chavez. they sparred over among other things. >> homelessness may hand saying san jose's putting too much faith in costly long term, affordable housing as a solution instead of providing more emergency shelters right now. chavez meanwhile, countered saying the city needs to address the problem now. also planning well into the future. >> we have a crisis on our streets. we should be acting like the house is on fire. not waiting to build a fire engine grab a bucket and put out the flames. and i just i think. i think that we've been far too willing to say, well, you know, we're working really hard. we're helping people. we've got to just keep going. we're going to actually get there. we're not at this rate, frankly, what i'm calling for a significant change in direction because it 5 years to build an 850,000 or versus 6 months to build and 100,000 the door. clearly we need to scale up the solution that gets people into a safe individual unit as quickly as possible. and frankly, that is not what

san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavez will join us here in studio to talk about her priorities, and the first thing she will do if she's elected mayor. but right now we want to focus on california's evolving wildfire season and concerns that the fires are just going to keep getting worse and worse, state bill claims to put fires on the same footing as other natural disasters, ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary explains what this could mean moving forward. this easy, you lightning complex fires from two years ago cut a path of destruction across to california counties give ah local governments and first responders all the two that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities to the extent that we can before a disaster thursday in san jose , us senator alex padilla, congresswoman, zoloft grin and others coming together in celebration of the passage of padilla's fire act. the bill would allow fema to put wildfire preparedness and response on equal footing with other disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. redeploy its teams during times of high

chavez says that the city has not moved fast enough increase police staffing. well, may have blamed chavez's role as a county supervisor for the staffing issues. >> the city of san jose over the last 5 years has spent about 45 million dollars a year in overtime. and what that means is that we could be adding officers needed by taking fraction of that in the city of san through their budget process. this june added 20 new officers with a plan to add 50 new officers a year. what i think we need to do is at 45 new officers and your move as quickly as we to increase the number of officers because one of the challenges is we can't add ess response times without it. so we absolutely should hire more police officers to improve response times. but, you know, we talked about special interest influence earlier. and i just i think we should acknowledge. >> that had elected officials, including my opponent. >> 20 years ago. not agreed to a series of unfunded and even retroactive benefit increases. we could have twice the size of our department today. >> mahan and chavez al

chavez said the city has not moved fast enough to increase police staffing while mahan claim given chavez'sor, she should have already helped address law enforcement staffing. >> a new lawsuit against president biden and the national archives is pressing for more information on the assassination of president john f kennedy, a nonprofit foundation which holds the largest online source of jfk assassination wreckers file that lawsuit today one year after the biden administration issued a memo which postponed the release of a final batch of 16,000 records. the jfk records act passed by congress back in 1992. require those documents be made public by 2017, but former president trump as well as now biden have delayed. the release of that information. new body cam footage has been really showing a number of arrests for voter fraud charges in florida. the arrests were part of a large sweep earlier this year. all of the people arrested were convicted felons who have served their time and were allegedly told that they were eligible to vote again. reporter brian entin explains what happened. i guess y

cindy chÁvez dice que tiene la experiencia para hacer que los cambios sean necesarios.e la pandemia uno de los grupos mÁs golpeados por el covid—19 fueron los latinos, ya que muchos trabajaron sin la posibilidad de laborar desde su casa. ¿quÉ harÍan para asegurarse de que este grupo tenga la posibilidad de levantarse econÓmicamente? paola: a esta pregunta el candidato respondiÓ que de ser elegido alcalde trabajarÁ para que el consejo municipal distribuya de forma eficiente los recursos por los que son responsables. cindy chÁvez decÍa que trabajarÍa durante la pandemia, cuando busco proteger a la comunidad latina de inminentes desalojos. >> a sabiendas de que hay una campaÑa para permitir el voto de los no ciudadanos en san josÉ para que voten en elecciones locales, si ustedes fueran elegidos para alcalde. ¿quÉ harÍan? paola: por mÁs de 25 aÑos ha estado comprometido en la lucha por una reforma migratoria y que no apoya el voto de los no ciudadanos, ya que prefiere que se logre esta reforma en el congreso. dijo que no apoya extender el derecho al voto a los no ciudadanos

new polls paint different pictures for santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and council member matt mahan, who are both vying to replace mayor sam liccardo who turns out this year. grant lotus joins us now here live in the studio to break down these new polls and this is one of the most heated and expensive race is that there's been a long time indeed. a lot of money is being spent. >> on this polling, the super pac co they're doing these different polls and depending on who's asking folks get a vastly different answers. so we'll break it down here. these 2 candidates have collectively raised more than million dollars since june and attack ads are ramping up on tv and social media. but let's look now at what voters are saying. see if to polls showing really mixed results. according to one poll by rg strategies between august 27th in september. 1st, they asked people in chavez and mahan were neck and neck among voters. 35% of people supporting each candidate. now, according to the poll, roughly 28% of voters are still undecided. this poll surveyed 500 voters in san jose in the p

chavez is still in office as far as i know, i live in oklahoma now. at one time, everyone in california -- i am from san jose -- i never had any trouble voting or watching anyone else vote but l.a. in the valley over different ballgame. it has been like this for years and i do not think it will be stopped. host: have you ever felt unsafe on election day? caller: oh, no. i like the way they do it in oklahoma. when you vote, your vote is counted right there and then. host: that is barbara in oklahoma. guest: i cannot really speak to that specific election in california, although i think you have the name wrong of the candidate involved. i have no doubt there have been specific races or cases across the country in recent years and also going way back, where there have been individual instances of threats occurring on, before or after election day. in 2020, the experience was much different as this happened to election officials across the country. it happened to democratic officials and republican officials. it happened in big blue cities and rural count

voters will choose between county supervisor cindy chavez and city councilman matt the hand to lead the area puff's biggest city. more on how the candidates plan to solve a growing crisis on city streets. >> it's a full-time job trying to figure out how to get yourself out of homelessness. you are just trying to survive, every day. >> foe liheinth rking lot of san jose southside community center, spending long overnight hours huddled in the backseat of her car, wondering how her life ended up like this. >> it's embarrassing. when, when, you know, you have worked all your life and you never thought you would find yourself there, and i don't do drugs, i don't drink. >> lisa is one of more than 10,000 homeless individuals living in the county. when candidates make promises like these -- >> i believe that we can end street homelessness -- >> we can build affordable housing and end homelessness -- >> it is people like lisa at home those claims are aimed. >> it's a monumental task. we have to look at every available resource and not wait. >> supervisor cindy chavez says a three point plan to

voters will choose between chavez and city councilman matt mahan to lead the bay area's biggest city. devin fehely is how the candidates plan to solve a growing crisis on city streets. >> it's a full time job trying to figure out how to get out of homelessness. you are trying to survive every day. >> reporter: for nearly two years during the dark days of the pandemic, lisa lived in the parking lot of san jose south side community center, spent long moonlit overnight hours in the back seat of her car wondering how did my wife end up like this? >> it is embarrassing. you have worked all your life and you never thought you would find yourself there. i don't do drugs. i don't drink. >> lisa marie is more than one of 10,000 homeless men, women, children in santa clara. when candidates make campaign promises like these. >> i believe that we can end street homelessness. >> we can build affordable housing and end homelessness. >> it's people like lisa at whom the claims are aimed. >> it is a monumental task in front of us. >> we have to look at every available resource and not wait. >> report

in fact, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez is running against councilmember matt m. one of the top issues, homelessness. both candidates agree the solution is housing, but the big challenge is where to put the houses? kpix 5's devin fehely sat down with both candidates one-on-one to ask how they plan to sell plans to voters. >> it's a place for nature, and it should be preserved for that purpose. >> carl is an avid photographer, spends his afternoons in retirement documenting the birds, who called these areas home. he was not happy when the city recently proposed putting a sanctioned homeless encampment near the ponds. he didn't think it was the right location. and it had been tried before. >> seven years they came out here, they said they are going to put an encampment here. and again, the neighborhood rose up in indignation, and we fought it, because we didn't want it. >> the plans were the encampment were were scrapped for a second time. the panel highlights the friction between the city's aggressive plans to address homelessness , which are often at odds with nei

today, county supervisor cindy chavez made this announcement and highlighted that the program will include 15 cities across the county, especially along the capitol expressway in san jose. >> and this will allow for 2 separate cleanup programs. the san jose conservation corps cleanups will focus on roadside areas throughout the county that are heavily litter and experienced illegal dumping and the litter is especially bad here on capitol expressway. >> supervisor sop chavez also said this program will provide job opportunities and training for the community right now for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a beautiful shot overlooking the bay from mount tam up highest sunset in the city. fog's rolling in their chief. meteorologist lawrence karnow also rolled on over to give us the forecast for the weekend. crews on in the committee looking through all the red ink randy's making its way through the bay area. but >> down below, if you're stuck in and it's a different view entirely. look at this up toward the golden gate it is some thick, dense fog out there right now. everybody coming across the

a second poll conducted by chavez supporters results her by 12 points. polls are conducted between august and september. ktvu we'll hear from both of the san jose mayoral candidate, cindy chavez will join us live this afternoon on the four in the next week, we'll be joined by matt mayhem. we had a lot of calls about some mysterious booming noises into our newsroom here. people hoard them in san francisco and throughout the east bay last night. well, it turns out it was fireworks. many people turned to social media confused, complaining about those loud explosions heard from san francisco and across the bay and oakland. reports came in over several hours last night fireworks were being shot off at treasure island, apparently as part of a film production team from the island posted last night showed film crews along the waterfront facing the san francisco skyline. time now is 709. we do have some slow traffic this morning all over the east bay, mostly, but we do have slow traffic everywhere. it's beginning to appear in the south bay as well. let's start wi

santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and city council member matt mehan or in a runoff election for the job. chavez said that she hopes to allow people who feel unheard to have a voice in san jose city government. they hand said he's more concerned about the city's trajectory when it comes to homelessness and crime. both candidates did address the critical issue of public safety. we're having a good strong police response. there is the, um you know the different kinds of teams that can respond to different issues so that we're really refining what they're responding to. but all of that is predicated on having a well staffed police department staff in our police department will be my number one priority. i think we can add it with 25 officers per year going forward if it's a top priority to the league of women voters of san jose and santa clara sponsored tonight's event with the midterm elections less than a month away now for women's organizations are teaming up to launch a new voter outreach campaign in the south bay campaign aims to reach all women and especially minority wome

his opponent, cindy chavez, is a santa clara county supervisor. she too, opposes allowing non citizens to vote. i do think that we have to be much more vigorous and rigorous in our fight for both immigration reform, but also continuing to make sure that we're advocating , for example for daca youth. the winner will replace mayor sam liccardo, who will turn out of office in january at 11 in los angeles county activists with an anti jewish group demonstrated on a freeway overpass and this comes as officials are investigating anti semitic flyers that were found on people's doorsteps. over the weekend, activists with an anti jewish group drapes signs on an overpass of the 405 in los angeles that red kanye is right about the jews and honk if you know the message was likely an outcropping of kanye west recent anti semitic remarks, and last night flyers denouncing jewish people surfaced at homes in brentwood and beverly hills when he came out six in the morning to get his paper. this is what he finds right here, a plastic bag filled with sand with this v

for several years, and then you went on to support the united farm workers labor union with cesar chavez right there iconic and of course, we all know cesar chavez's work in terms of social justice talk about how that experience inspired you to do what you do today. working in the fields with became really my foundation for a social consciousness and because we worked very hard and i didn't mind the work so much we work with our family that was part of our household income with my parents with my brothers and with the families around me and what i really minded was the the treatment of of us as far workers if you recall in the 1960s there were even fewer rights for farm workers and in terms of we didn't have a union until the united front workers union, so there was no way to be able to negotiate for better working conditions for better salaries and primarily for the dignity of us as working people. and so that became a lens for me to look at life around me and to see what was right what was wrong and it was wrong how we were being treated. and the resources that we had so part of my pat

the victim was under chavez's supervision and disciplinary authority at the time, chavez pleaded guilty to one count of abusive contact with a prisoner that count carries a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >> contra costa county district attorney diana becton spoke publicly today about her decision in the shooting death. a 33 year-old tyrell wilson. she explains why her office decided against filing criminal charges against a former danville police officer accused of killing wilson kron four's. philippe djegal explains. >> based on the facts included in the contra costa county district attorney's office is 43 page report into 33 year-old tyrell wilson's killing district attorney diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence. >> to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that former county deputy and danville police officer andrew hall is criminally liable. one of our jury instruction states that if you can drop 2 or more reasonable conclusions from the circumstantial evidence. >> and one of those reasonable conclusions points to innocence and another to ki

this is because of an earlier crash near cesar chavez. they're doing good work to get it out of the way. but the damage is done. you know, i like to say that because even when the crash is clear, the slow traffic does not right away to 80 extension seems okay. there's also some slow traffic coming into san francisco from the bay bridge that is a long backup. it's backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze and the metering lights are on. so again, give yourself a little extra time. if you're looking at interstate 8 80, you can see that traffic is also getting a little bit slow heading up north, and we've also been looking at 80 westbound through the richmond area. it's slow because of an earlier motorcycle crash. now it's time for today's weather. let's bring in the man the myth, the miracle, the legend. steve paul's thank you kind, sir. you're too kind. all right. we'll get to it. we do have a little change in our pattern here. there'll be a big change by the time we get to the weekend, but we have a lot of high in mid level clouds ov

cindy chavez says she wants people who feel unheard to have a voice in city government.he worries about the city's trajectory where it's going on issues, including crime and affordable housing. i think we need a smart growth strategy that removes barriers and fees to provide building in areas where we want housing where we have the infrastructure to sustain greater densities without making quality of life. terrible for everyone. i think one of the challenges is that the city hasn't treated the neighborhoods as allies and, um , partners, but really, almost as enemies, a surprising them with projects in their communities, and i would change that right away. latest polls show it's a tight race. cindy chavez has received campaign donations from labor groups and police unions, along with the 49ers. matt mehan has the support of a political action committee formed by the outgoing mayor sam liccardo. in the south bay for women's organizations are teaming up to reach more voters, especially in underserved communities. we are joined today in solidarity by with our black, indigeno

one of those organizations is a spare had foundation, a mental health chavez. he perform a pretty soldiers which, according to its website as a team based in ukraine. it had been working alongside chris swampy garrett's, a former pretty soldier who is being part of the neo nazi as of battalion since the 2014 my dad qu. he appears to be one of the main lynch pins in ukraine, with many of the british mercenaries pictured alongside him. the spearhead foundation found a craig monahan refused to answer questions over the chavez, his activities in ukraine. however, to the charities website, pictures him with garrett training keeps forces in a church. and according to the charities homepage, it has been working with a so called george and legion, which has been accused of the torture and execution of russian p. o. w. 's, listed among the foundations donors of the edgar brothers. anon company, which has won at least 5 and a half 1000000 pounds worth of contracts from the ministry of defense. earlier this year, the dark angels led by former british squad, daniel burge w

a second poll conducted by chavez supporters results favored her by 12 points.eptember. ktvu will hear from both san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavez will join us later live on the floor this afternoon. then next week, we'll be joined by matt ma. santa clara county is helping voters get ready for election day. a mock vote center was set up at the registrar of voters office in san jose. it was there to inform people about the upcoming election redistricting vote center and secure voting measures. voters can also vote by mail or drop off ballots at any of the more than 100 vote centers or drop box locations in the county over time. especially recently. we are getting back. as many ballots dropped off in our dropbox is as we are in the postage in through the postal service, so i've seen that just grow over the years. the county is hoping for a big turnout in november with big ballot items like the san jose mayoral race in june, just one third of the one million registered voters cast a ballot. group of civil rights and faith leaders in san francisco, urging vote

chavez argues may has silenced during the vote shows his campaign promises are empty and baseless. that raises approved this week were part of an annual performance-based increase. the los gatos school district has agreed to pay 5 million dollars to 2 men who were sexually abused. >> by an elementary school teacher, joseph, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison last november for molesting 8 other former students of blossom hill elementary. one victim was abused in early 2020 and will receive a settlement of $900,000. another victim was abused around 2008 2009 and will get 4.2 million dollars in the north bay. detectives say they seized more than 72 pounds of meth from a man in santa rosa. >> arrested 28 year-old jose sanchez in his home on court near the super chavez market. they also say they found 2 handguns. sanchez was charged with possession of a controlled substance and firearms. he also had several warrants, including a probation violation and the dui. >> in the east bay police and pavement looking for the person they believe set fire to halloween decorations thursday morn

a second poll conducted by chavez supporters results showed that she was in the lead by 12 points . both polls were conducted between august and september, and we are doing an interview series. with some of the mayoral candidates tomorrow on the four we'll be talking with cindy chavez, and then next week, we'll sit down with matt mayhem event took place today in santa clara county meant to help educate voters for the upcoming midterm elections next month. a mark vote center was set up at the register of voters in san jose. the event was designed to inform the public about the upcoming election about redistricting, how to vote at a vote center and also secure voting measures. voters can also of course, dropped their boats off by mail or drop off ballots in any of the more than 100 votes centers or even the drop box locations there in the county over time, especially recently we are getting back. as many ballots dropped off in our dropbox is as we are in the postage in through the postal service, so i've seen that just grow over the years, santa clara county has more than 1,006,000 re

supervisors cindy chavez outlined her new report it proposes expanding efforts to confiscate illegal guns from people prohibited from possessing them, and it builds on the illegal gun confiscation workshop is spearheaded back in 2018 with gun violence, restraining orders. i will be making a request for the additional resource is being requested by the district attorney's office and really encouraging every single police department in the county to play a leadership role in helpi likey have. this is not in a way thats us to address gun safety in our aving law enforcement agencies worked jointly on county wide scalethe trafficking and distribution of illegal guns in a bor additional resources to allow the district attorney's office to increase a team of prosecutors focused solely on illegal gun crimes. nearly a week after ian made landfall, rescue crews are still looking for survivors in southwest florida, while some residents are trying to get back to their homes to assess the damage. today president biden and first lady jill biden are in ponzi, puerto rico, assessing the damage done

the victim was under chavez's supervision at the time, chavez pleaded guilty to one count of abuse, abusive contact with a prisoner. the count carries a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >> early in-person voting begins tomorrow in sonoma county, registered voters who are not voting by mail may vote in person at one of 7 voting centers in the county will be open daily from 9 to 5 starting tomorrow and going until right up the day before election day and then on election day, they'll be open from 7 in the morning to 8 at night. sonoma county is now under the voter's choice act, which means residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list of the polling spots on our website. kron 4 dot com. san francisco city hall will also start offering voter services tomorrow will be open this saturday and sunday and next weekend. >> like the city's other polling places. the city hall center conserve voters with many different needs. voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot or inaccessible touch screen or even an

chavez says that she spearheaded back in 2018. with gun violence, restraining orders. i will be making a request for the additional resource is being requested by the district attorney's office and really encouraging every single police department in the county to play a leadership role in helping us address gun violence and, frankly, to be on the preventative end and using the laws like i said that we already have. this is not complicated. it's not fancy. it really is re sourcing. in a way that allows us to address gun safety in our community. some of the other proposals include having law enforcement agencies were jointly on a county wide scale to address the trafficking and distribution of the legal guns. it also calls for additional resources to allow the district attorney's office to increase the team of prosecutors focused solely on illegal gun crimes remains found in the sierra nevada over the weekend do not belong to a missing oakley woman . officials were considering the possibility that the remains belong to 24 year old alexis gabe, who police say was killed

cindy chavez will join us later this morning or later this afternoon on tan. into office. british prime minister list trust says she is stepping aside from her position. her resignation comes after weeks of criticism from her opponents and members of her own party. as alex hogan reports . this is bringing more political uncertainty to the country. i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. the uk is about to get another new leader, prime minister liz truss , announcing her resignation thursday, after just six weeks on the job, she was elected with the goal of restoring political stability and tackling the country's out of control inflation, which is now at its highest level in over 40 years, but her policy centered on a major series of tax cuts were not supported by rank and file members of her own party. he of whom claimed they would only make the problem worse. i came into office. at a time of great economic and international instability. families and businesses worried about how to pay their bills. just a day ago , trust

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also ahead, san jose mayoral candidate cindy chavez sat down with us today at four what she says sheto address one of the city's biggest challenges. homelessness. i'm checking on that forecast is not too early to look at the weekend. we got fog behind me there. how does it play into th fo ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. on november 8th, one of the candidates, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez sat down with us today at four and talked about addressing homelessness in the city. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the wave

olga, it's my great honor to present to you, the cesar chavez award on behalf of the city and countycisco. recognizing your labor in this 2021 latino heritage month and your work advocating for our cities essential workers and especially during the pandemic has helped thousands of san franciscans create better lives for themselves and for their families and your role as the highest ranking latina in the san francisco labor council, you represent your community with all of your resilience, your strength, your presence, your commitment and dedication to our communities represents san francisco with values at their best. thank you her mana, for everything you do and for who you are. >> thank you. [applause] >> oh, wow. [applause] [applause] >> i do believe supervisor safai has something. thank you. >> they just keep on giving. [laughter] [applause] >> all right. >> every time i get flowers, i always think of bread and roses. and the fight that every day it takes to wake up for our members. i have to say it in english and spanish, because we have members that are watching right now that

chavez says those programs are understaffed, just like the police department.he last 16 years. >> we've lost 200 officers and we have 100,000 more people living in san jose. reporter: abc 7's analysis of census data shows san jose the 10th largest city in the country. but fbi data shows it is close to the 50th largest. response times are suffering because of it. according to an audit on city services, on average police are taking 22 minutes to respond to calls that were -- are related to assault or burglaries. >> it's not acceptable. reporter: chavez says the department needs the higher in additional what he five officers to meet the demand. budget records record revealed they have funding to meet half the goal for the upcoming fiscal year. a sure fall even amongst a funding spike. that spike is more than $26.5 million, that is how much sjpd's budget increase this year. the department is only adding 20 officers to the force, half of what some elected officials are calling for. where is this money going? the supervisor says the city spent between $42 million on

so no matter what, voters will have a new choice between cindy chavez, and matt mahan to lead the bayest city. the big challenge is where to put housing. devin keelie sat down with both candidates, one by one to ask how they plan to sell their plans to you, the voter. >> it's a place for nature. and it should be preserved for that purpose. >> reporter: carl bowl is an avid photograph. he spends his afternoons in retirement documenting the birds who call this area of his neighborhood home. he wasn't happy when the city recently proposed putting a sanctioned homeless encampment near the ponds. he didn't think it was the right location, and it had been tried before. >> seven years ago, they came out here and said well, we're going to put an encampment here. again county the neighborhood rose up in intig nation, and we fought it, because we didn't want it. >> reporter: the plans for the encampment were eventually scrapped for a second time. the battle highlights the friction between the city's aggressive plans to address homelessness, which are often at odds with neighborhoods. >> helping

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progress on cleaning up litter and homeless encampments on the streets today, county supervisor cindy chavez made the announcement and highlight is that the program will include 15 locations in the area, especially along capitol expressway in san jose. >> and this will allow for 2 separate cleanup programs. the san jose conservation corps cleanups will focus on roadside areas throughout the county that are heavily litter and experienced illegal dumping and the litter is especially bad here on capitol expressway. >> supervisor chavez also said the program will provide job opportunities and training for the community. now our 4 zone forecast says we can't this. really dramatic shot of downtown san francisco. the sales force tower, the bay bridge and the fog. >> our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with a look at the forecast with me expect for our friday night of people got plans had not in the city or if you got some plans for the weekend, hoping for some good weather during. i guess it's not the first weekend in october. last was the first city in a letter. the really ni

cindy chavez and san jose city council member omicveof adess the neighborho in ime pre concerns when it comes to developing affordable housing. >> we have a lot of residents in our community who have seen them coming into the community, robust and helpful. it shouldn't be the city communicating, but the neighborhood cities who have had the experience talking to the leaders about how they made it work. >> what people want to know and we are responsible or should be responsible for making some commitments around is what are we going to do to make this an improvement to your neighborhood to make it better, not worse off as a result? that's really what i'm trying to focus on. what are the benefits to help bring forward? >> the recent polls have been showing mixed results. some experts are expecting the tight race in november. >>> and now to elections nationally. democrats are on their legislative accomplishments. republicans mostly on the economy and crime. votes are being cast in many states across the country. >> reporter: on face the nation today, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, s

. >> reporter: cindy chavez is taking a slightly different tactic .eate a community benefit fund with extra money for parks, libraries and programs for areas . >> it was say that you are bribing communities to share in the burden of alleviating homelessness >> we are able to get the community to work with developers to get amenities those communities need . i think that is partnership . >> reporter: it is not clear if either approach will convince homeowners like karel . >> it will draw the homeless people that don't have houses with their bicycles and their tents and their paraphernalia . >> regardless, it will be up to the next mayor to figure out a way to help the homeless not at the expense of homeowners like karel and his neighbors. kpix5 and now to open number 10 people are running to replace libby shaft. in a recent poll that shows a tight race at the top with karen council members lawrence taylor in the lead. taylor is a moderate with the endorsements of a number of northern california mares including libby schaaf. he has support from local la

for this will be choosing between cindy chavez and city councilman matt mayhem. the next mayor will have the task of tackling the city's homeless crisis pick both candidates know they have their work cut out for them. they need to build more housing and convince neighbors to go along with it ? >> one of the biggest concerns we hear is if you build a transitional site or treatment center, but this become a magnet? we need to tell people they are taking on part of the solution ? >> we need to get the kinds of amenities communities need . >> we will take a closer look at different approaches to overcoming neighborhood opposition. >>> today is the last day to register to vote online or by mail. they must be postmarked by today. you can register as a conditional folder in person to election day. you can find in depth coverage streaming on https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.c om/ and on our website, kpix.com. >>> up to 150 new ambassadors to city streets and b.a.r.t. stations heading into the holiday season . it will include safety ambassadors in the midmarket and tenderloi

i think we need to say to people you are taking on part of the solution. >> cindy chavez is taking a slightly different tactic to overcome opposition and wants to create a community benefit fund, extra money for parks, libraries, programs for areas that green light low income housing and shelters. >> cynics would say you are bribing communities to share the burden of alleviating homelessness. >> we were able to get the community to work with developers to get the kinds of amenities that communities should need it. i don't think that's bribery, i think that's partnership. >> it's not clear if either approach will convince homeowners like carl-- >> it will be nice for a while and then what'll it draw, homeless people who don't have houses with bicycles and they bring their tents and they bring their paraphernalia. >> regardless it's going to be up to the next mayor to figure out a way to help the homeless not at the expense of homeowners like carl and his neighbors. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >> voters ranked the economy as the number one concern going into the midterm election.

santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez is calling out her opponent city council member matt mahan for approving the rays and not speaking out against it, arguing that it goes against one of his campaign promises. they're battling it out. replace mayor sam liccardo who turns out this year campaign rest representatives told a san jose spotlight that may has spent months in closed sessions discussing the races in those discussions. they say he found officials met the existing performance benchmark 2 warrants. the raises so use on board will chart a argues that mahan silence during the vote shows that his campaign promises are empty and baseless raises approved this week were part of annual performance-based increases. we're following a story we first bought you last night. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins abruptly left a candidates forum last night because of protesters. jenkins, campaign representatives told kron four's has made you in that security was a major concern. >> this is video of student protesters interrupting the san francisco district attorney candidates f

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chavez and mayhan addressed issues on the economic recovery to gun violence and crime prevention. one audience member asked how they plan to work on neighborhood concerns. >> we have a lot of residents who have seen affordable housing that's come in and been robust and helpful. it really should be the neighborhood leaders who have had the experience talking to other neighborhood leaders about how they've made it work. >> what people want to know and we are responsible or should be responsible for making commitments around is what are we going to do to make this an improvement, make your neighborhood better, not worse, as a result. that's really what i am trying to focus on. what are the community benefits that we can help bring forward with this development. >> another issue, homelessness. devin fehely sat with both candidates one on one to discuss plans to address the crisis. we'll have that story at 5:00. >>> in oakland a poll from the chamber of commerce is showing a tight race at the top. two front runners according to the latest poll are lauren taylor and tao. taylor is a mod

progress on cleaning up litter and homeless encampments on the street today, county supervisor cindy chavez made the announcement and highlighted that the program will include 15 cities across the county, especially along capitol expressway in san jose. >> and this will allow for 2 separate cleanup programs. the san jose conservation corps cleanups will focus on roadside areas throughout the county that are heavily litter and experience illegal dumping and the litter is especially bad here on capitol expressway. >> supervisor chavez also says its program will provide job opportunities and training for the community. >> still ahead tonight, remembering the devastation of that helps firehouse n roses commemorating 5 years since the deadly fire this weekend. development in the case or said family kidnapped and murdered as police have now arrested the brothers of the brother of the prime suspect. and the mayor of san jose is reacting tonight to a viral video of a schedule ii. clad woman exiting a fire truck while the firefighters were there on duty. keep it here. a viral video that we >> cannot